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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

gCHARor OF CoRRUPTIoS A6AISGsr PoLIcEmAH-
cer Robb Of the Fourth Precinct charged on Saturday
before the Police Commissioners complaint made Mrs
stanb- keeper bswdy house James whose crib he
bad broken by Aresns her and her feminine be Arder see
alleged that subsequent tho while accompanying the
officer made her and girls
hrd been arrested with the understanding the officer
ceive $50 This denied by the pcesn but he admitted
that had been offered we'll rese viii reaching
the police station discovered lhs; had been thrust into bis
coat evidence esns him in the matter Of the
arrest As the money had been immediately handed over TO
Capt Palmer, tho discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

FATAL BURNING CAsUALTE.-Corouer Schirner
held inques yesterday No. East street. upon
the body of Ferguson, who died burns
ceed Saturday her clothes catching fire fro can OF AL
cohO whch exploded while she poui i1g the liquid
upon GOALS tbe purpose Of quck kindag are verdict
Of accidental death rendered Deceased native OF Ire
land, JJ yeaIs Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

ATTEMPTED SU1cIDE.-A woman named Henrietta
Brown attempted suicide yesterday at her resnoe No 6J
Mulberry street. by swallowing audanum She taken TO
the New ork Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

,,ho.nous.ns- on''-Mr. John A. Whipple, the famous
~ ys|ap "e srtst Of Boston, whose photographs of
-SN S~ asss and pcnsds como, have been 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

ATTEAT TO- Rob DgTEcrIvE.-On Saturday
night while Detective Eustsce Winter Garden the
lookout Tor piekpockets four of s lghhngered as who
mook HIN for countymnn surrounded hin and Of them
attempted ke watch his fob. Failing his he
sounded the officers pocket but before he could exce
his hand the ocer secured him. The fellow hi
Morton and ocked by Justice Kelly trial His
coapsuiens escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

Boy KILLED IN BRoADwAY.-Corcner Schirmer
held inquest yesterday the New York Hospital upon tho
body Of Tho Frazer boy weye years Of sge who
tho evening Of the 4h inst IN Broadway Of
Walker omnbG and died Saturday Of tho nu
re' received sppesred in evidence that some
stsndipg IN front Of Forcnces Hotel aud rowng hre
the and the deceaed with other boys
engaged picking tbom up when number Of ssges along
and Of him. The Coroner found it possible
ASCERTAIN which Of the by what diver the lad
and the jury rendered verdict sccordns with the
sb0ge statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
TIE LATE FAraL RAILROAD AccrDRsr.-Coroner

TIE LATE Fatal RAiLRoAD AccIDEST.-CoroneT
Schirmer beld inquest yesterday In the Of Patrick
oHean the night wstehuan ~ho was run on the night
the 4h inst by Harlem taio, and killed The deceased IL
appears stationed at the Onehundred
bridge and is supposed have been asleep the wall at the
the train approached and Jared from his position upon
the track The Jury OF the opinion that the place
dsnserous and provision had been made the railroad
pany for the safety protection Of parties stationed there they
oensuabe and tho death
the watchmsn and they rendered verdict to that eject The
dec eased was native Of ireland, % years ofhge.
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make little extra erertion TO help In this smergen-
cy The increased price Of ink and paper and the
quirement Of cash for everything get compel us TO
exact more strict compliance with our terms 1.-TWO
doas In advance, or two dollars and ty cents when
payment is delayed New subscribers will in all
be expected to pay in advance. Subscribers indebted
for the presen. year will be charged but two dollars, IL
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed BY
our Legislature, which puts il out Of power to
force collections We trust viii operate but in few in
stances to our prejudice. An honest and honorable
will not ws for the Law to compel him to be just
to his neighbor.
The proslraon Of business in general has cut of in
large degree our receipts for advertisements and job
work, and we must depend almost entirely upon our
subscription lie. for support but II is hardly equal to
that purpose now. We hope our friends and the people
of Orange will exercise some Of their influence TO in
crease list and not suffer the paper TO 80 down, Al
many others have done, for the want Of sufficient sup
port We shall continue, earnestly and industrously
to endsavor to make paper useful, and to give al
important and reliable news nearly il not quite earl!
as any other weekly paper in the State. We think on
opportunities will enable US to do this.
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FROM TIVE NORTH.

The Mayorslty election 10 New York is
erciting great interest there. Fernando
Wood and Geo. Opdyke are candidates.
Wood. in a late speech. advocated peace.
and points al free city nave IN New York.
The New York Herald supports Wood.
Al wsshisgtoa city large number Of the
members Of the Lincoln Congress have ar.
rived. Congress meets on Monday. the I'd
December.
The Boston papers say that Nessrs. Ma.
sou and slidrll are pleased Al being allowed
10 read the papers Al Fort Warren. They
have made The aequaintanee Of political pri.
soners there, aud are allowed the liberty oil
the garrison.
The wa,hingtcu Star. of Friday. ssyi
that twelve regiaents had crossed the Poto-
mac within the preceding twenty four hours,
making the new division under Majcr.Gen.
eral Sumner.
The Europesn Intervention In Mexico i
coming 10 q head; and IL 10 certain that the
French ships.of.wsr are 10 rendezvous a
Havana, between the 18th aud 2oih of he
bember.
Born,ids's expedition i nearly ready
Ten regiments are 10 get ahoat. There wer
seventy assertions from one regiment ate
payment.
A third marine expedition. under CsptsiI
David Forbes, Of eighty vessels, 70 gettinI
ready,
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STRAY BOOKS.

1NHE following volumes Of the Zeuxian and Pastors
= Library. belonging to the PRESBYTERIAN Church n
Hilsborough, are missing supposed 10 have been bor
rowed and not returned; there may be Others in the
same case Persons having these. other volumes in
their possession requested to return them or lin
actual TO report the same, that il may be known
who are responsible for their return.
Collateral Bible, 4th vol. 4to.
Hodges History Of the Presbyterian Church, 81
part, 6vo.
Cudworths Intellectual System, LIST vol. eyo.
McCheynes Works, LIST and I'd vols. 8yo.
Shakespeare, % vol 8vo
Boswelfs johnson, lst vol. svo.
Junius's Letters, Sd vol. svo.
Goidsmith's Animated Nature, I'd and Sd vols syo.
Plutarch's Lives, LIST VOL 8yo.
Rollins Ancient History, LIST vol. svo.
Bancrots History Of the United States, LIST vol svo.
Goldsmith's Works, LIST vol. limo.
Rollins Ancient History, 9th and 10th vols limo.
| Popes Works. 5th vol, l2mo
| Sparks American Biography Sd vol limo.
Plny's Letters, I'd vol. limo.
Reliques Of Ancient English Poetry, LIST yoIl2mo.
| November 10. 49,
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Hillsborough, Nov. %.
Mr.. EpnoR:-Permit me through the col.
umns Of the Recorder, 10 return thanks for
the Stores, Sc, furnished BY the ladies OF
Iills6orougf, Tor the i4th Regiment North
Carolina Troops. commanded by Col. Clarke,
and also to state that on ny visit 60 Camp
Polk. then stationed at blue Sulphur Springs,
Greenbrier county. Va, but now ordered to
Peiersburg.) that found large number Of
the men Frustrated by diseases growing ost
Of their exposure 10 the storm at SeSeil
Mountain. Many q them had died, and
many more viii be iscapable Of duty for the
rest Of che water. Their suaerings have
beea severe Doctors. officers. and mer
have been the Subjects Of disease. They had
heard only one sermon. previous to my visit
during the campaign. preached once, Wis.
tied the sick. and buried the dead on the tof
Of lofty mountain. where many noble Car.
Gilman sleeps that last sleep, that knows nc
waking till the trumpes's dread sound wakes
to the Judgment Of the last day.
Mrs. James Tsuentine, ! bag dried fruit,
Dor Of komniny; Mrs. NJ. Gattis. | bag
Of stores; Mrs. NJ. Brown. I bag Of hommi.
ny. Wild cherry bark and dogwood bark
Ms. NJ. A. Pesrce. l osercnat; Mr. i. Laws,
new overcoat; Messrs L. & Y, 9 pair pill.
low cases; Mrs. NJ. Gattis. bottles wine,
paper sage; Ladies Aid Society. 5 fame
shirts. 2 papers sage. 80 pair sockss Mrs. Z.
Z. p. Hill. 8 papers rice four. isaf sugar.
nutmess and Crater, red pepper; Mrs. D.
u. Phillips. u pair socks; Misses g. A. ant
]. Brown, 6 pair socks; Mrs. VI. y. Brown
is pair socks.i bottle honey, 2 bottles wise
bag dried truiI. bag asI seed; Mrs. Bag
LEY. . psir sacks. . pair pillow slips; Mrs
r. HRl, ! paper Alloa tea; Mrs. Knox.
bottles winr, paper hops. red pepper. rol
linen, Mrs. M, Curtis, 6bottlcs wine; Mrs. T.
Laws, Q bottles wine; Miss Lizzie Jones,
pair socks; Mrs. W. Stayhorn, denjohn o
wine. Q bottles cordial. Z shirts, pair draw
ers; Mrs. n. Dicksor. 8 shirts, pair drawers
Mrs. strayhorn aud Mrs. Dickson. 4 papers
boneseit; Mrs. Eaves. red pepper. &C.. &c.
Owing TO the Regiment having received
orders to move 10 Petersburg, and the dik.
Guilty Of transportation TO Meadow Bluf. Mr.
Powell. the agent from Johnston, having
stores for the i4,h. and sysel. by orders z
the Colonel, had ovr boxes ordered back &
that place. Very respectfully,
i SAMUEL pEARCE.
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For tho Hillsboroush Recorder.
ORANGE CAVALRY.
Camp Washington, Near Edsu.on, N. G.

Camp washington, Near Edenton, NJ
Ma. HEARTT;-In my last letter gave
you list OF our sick, for the satisfaction OF
those who have sons and relations in the Or
ange Cavalry. Richard Horton, who was
mentioned as very i'll, died on Sunday night.
This is the FIRST death ia our Company; no
other Company Of the regiment has had SO
few visits from the King Of terrors. Capt.
Strange, since coming into camp. has lost
three men. Capt. Cole two. Capt Thomss
six, and Capt. Bryant three.
We thought Of sending Horizons remains
to Orange; but he was poor friendless boy.
oil alone 10 this cold selfish world; no father
or mother or near relations to receive the
dust which will soon return TO its native
earth. would make colder funeral at home
than we gave him here. Some Of our SOL
dlers have been buried in the old field, on
Mr.. Thompson's plantation. where we are
camped. The good people Of Edenton al
lowed US to bury our comrsde in arms in the
graveyard Of the Baptist Church. We bu-
ried him with military honors, close by the
grave ola revolutionary soldier. The ladies
of Edenton, who are so kind to the sick,
attended the funeral. The regiment may be
much trouble to them, but il they knew how
thankful the humblest sick soldiers are for
their many acts Of kindness, they would feel
themselves repaid Tor much Of their atten.
ton and toll. Seeing the Company Of the
departed soldier around the grave with sub
du.d hearts, and trying to hide their tears
Is IL soldier had none. or it was unsoldier.
like to show them, thought with private
Tessley, who said, ait was too cold and
lonely to bury man in the old field" i
did seem warmer, better and more humane
to bury him in church yard. in a christian
burial ground. and every soldier seemed bel.
ter satisfied. than If he had been TO the old
field to perform the last sad Office for hu.
man being.
William Walker. Robert Walker, Henry
Neal. John Terry. and Henry Murdoch. are
the only sick we have in the hospital. We
had little hopes Of Meals recovery al one
time; now he is able TO quarrel and scold Al
Levi Cole for not giving him more to eat
than the Doctor thinks is prudent. william
Walker is now our sickest man, though no
dangerous. John Terry has measles. W.
have others Of the Company who are llttt'
complaining. but not sick.
Yours respectfully, Lieut.. J. 4. j..
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Itisreported the Yankees have takea pos
session al Warsaw island. and il is believed
they are preparing to attack Pulaski.
The Wilmington Jnuerai complains. very
iustIy too, that our North Carolina regiments
have gone to SIGHT Tor South Carolina. and
YET our men who have North Carolina money
in their pockets have 20 lose ten to fifteen
PEI cent On their aoaey. Small business for
tle ckivsky.
The smallpox, violent type Of typhoid
fever and the black measles were prevailing
with frightful mortality among the federal
troops on Muldrough's Hill. Large Rumbers
are dying daily.
THE CoSFEpERaTE Tm.-It is said tina,
the Assessors for Wake county have held a
meeting and agreed % value lands al IS per
cent. less thaa The last State yaluaiiea. This
would seen 60 be a just decision. since there
has undoubtedly been heavy depreciation
in lands as well as negroes.
The Grand Jury have indicted NJ. q. Gal
laway sad II. Desha Harmon. for acting a
second, in a dvel fought in another State. in
which q wound was inflicted OF hich par
i w 70 NAlu HuGl uiCu W tHls oAatts
Memphis Appeal. Nor. -.
We learn that Col. n. X. vance's regi-
nent. which has beenin camp for some weeks
near this City. has been ordered to Jones'
borough. Tenn, sHd lels on Monday even.
ing last Raleigh Siaadcvd
The Charleston Courier Of the a6th says :
An official dispatch has been received there
dated the cath, which says that two boat
loads Of Yankees had been landed at Buck.
insham, sir riiss from Bluffton. This i
coming directly on main land. Our forces
have made q forward movement 70 meet
them.
Cen. Lee has ordered that nobody be al
lowed To- leave Charleston, withont permit
IRON the Mayor.
Savannah, Nov. 25.-The Republican o
this morning says, that late on sunda,
evening several barges Of Lincclnites LANDED
ON Ty6ee Island, and soon after raised the
Federal flag at the light house on that point
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100 Mounted Volunteers.

DRIGADIER GENERAL HILL, Of the \. Caro-
- lima Coast Defence. has requested Us 70 raise q
Mounted company Of One Hundred men. for The de-
fence Of North Carolina. Come, gentlemen. fall IN.
We are wanted for Three Months TO thrash the Yan-
KEGS, eat oysters, and enjoy the winter campaign
Meu Of nerye from eighteen. to seventy years d age
admitted.
We find our own horses and guns. We hsye efi in
Orange, we Judge. about two thousand fighting mon.
Public Meeting in Hillsborough OnI'heufsiay the
7ih Of November.
Officers elected by the Company when filled.
SAMUEL PEARrE.
DIR. J. J. ALLISON,
w. 7. SHIELDS.
Norembe,b a S-4w
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Obituary.

Died. at his residence Raleigh on the 23d Of No.
vember, in the Gsth year Of his age. Major CHARLES
l. HINTON, known and highly esteemed through
out the State. His death will be sincerely lamened BY
alarge circle Of truly attached friends and depored
as public loss. He had served me mber Of both
branches Of the Legislature, and Pablc Treasurer Of
the State.
Died. at Dumfrie 8, Va. on the 26h Of September
last, DR.. JOHN w. DIT IKE, in the 25lh year Of his
age. Dr.. Duke had prepared himself for The practice
Of Medicine and in January last went TO Arkansas ex
pec,ng to locate himself there in the pursuit Of his pro-
fession. But when the troubles commenced in which
the country is involved at the call Of the Governor FOL
volunteers for the defence Of the State be promptly Of
fered his services and after the secession Of Arkansas
and her connection with the Southern Confederacy, he
again volunteered and marched under Capt. McGre go
in the LIST regiment OF Arkansas Volunteers, (Co Fs-
gsn's) 10 the camp Fredericksburg, Va. On the
l4ih o. September the regimen, was ordered 10 Dunn
fries. near the Potomsc, where he was attacked viii
that fell disease the typhoid fever. and died after
days Of patient suffering His body brought home
10 the residence Of his father, VIM ]. Duke, in this
county, and buried in The family burying ground.
The character Of the deceased was liked with alta
biliiy and generosity. He had early prcessed the re
gion Of Christ and connected himself with the Method
si Episcopal Church al Mou n, Hebron in The fifteenth
yesr Of his age.
DIED, ofiyphoid fever. at Beech Bur, Ark October
I4th, Mr.. JAMES H. GUESS. aged 20 years. He
was a naive Of Orange county, n. O., and emigraied
10 Arkansas 10 January. 1860 where he lived respect,
ed true patriot and good citizen. His last words
were-sI am good Southern man." He leaves q
wife and one child to mourn their loss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04
Do Not All Come al Once!

TINE Subscriber having snld out his entire
Il Stock of Goods, would say 20 his Gus
toners that he will turn his attention to the
settlement of his books. You will find his
room up stairs in the same house in which he
did his business. All persons indebted 10
him are requested to come forward and pay,
as Taxes are bound to be paid, there are two
things in this world that are certain-Deatll
and Taxes and he would like to be prepar-
ed for both. All persons having open &C.
counts, il they cannot settle by Note, will
please come forward and settle with Money.
ID. c. PARKS.
NovamheY & IL
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SHOES AND GROCERIES

TSHE subscribers are now receiving and opening a
1 new lot Of SHOES & BOOTS, bought in Yves.
tern North Carolina, which they will sell at a small
advance.
Buttons and Spool Gotten,
Envelopes and New Books,
Coarse Knitting Needles,
Lead and Slate Pencils,
Hair Pins and Fine Combs,
Spelling Books and Waters,
Matches and Backing,
(G. d. Caps and Ink,
Few Good Trunks,
We will receive in few days
Brown and Coffee Sugars.
Snuff, Pepper and Indigo.
and other articles Of necessity.
TURRENTINE & SON.
October 9th, 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04

PElcE PRosPRcrs. Iowa Captain. cap
lured 10 the battle at Belmont, states hat the
Federal troops engaged we're all picked men,
sprung originally from Kentucky and Ten
nessee families. and were supposed. there
fore, 10 be able to cope with the Tennessee
ans. He says the reason Of the activity Of
The Lincolnites at the present time is this
Congress meets the 6rst Of next month, and
unless they make some show Of conquering
the South the peace party at the North will
eserwhelm everything. and force Congress 10
make peace. He says the peace party at the
North is growing fast.
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NOTICE

a PPIIcATt0N will be made to the Board Of d.
- rectoH Of the North Carana Railroad Company,
at the expiration Of one month from this date, fol
duplicate Certificate for Eve shares Of Stock issued TO
Laws & Turrcntine.
Also for duplicate Certificate for three shares issu.
ed to Thomas j. Freeand e. w. J. Freeland; the ori.
ginals Of which were Lost in July, 1859.
November 20. Cow
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To The Ladies of Orange County.

gY- The Ladies Of Hillsborough having established
Society for the relief vfihe sick Soldiers from State,
cordially invite all interested in their object to attend
the meetings Of the Society. and contribute such ati
cles as each may think will add to the comfort Of sick
soldier The meetings take place at 4 o'clock =. NJ.
Of each alternate Friday. All contributions sent to the
residence of Mr. Heart will be acknowledged through
the Hilsborough Recorder.
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An IMPORTANT AnEsDMIsr.-The Conven-
ton yesterday adopted an amendment to
Article V. Of tho Constitution, prescribing
the mode Of eleeting the Governor Of the
State. which abolist,es The plurality system.
The amendment provides that the person
receiving the highest popular vote shall be
declared elected Governor. il this be a ma.
jori,y Of the whole vote cast; but il no one
have majority. it becomes the duty Of The
Genera! Assembly 10 make choice from any
three perscas having the highest number Of
votes. Richmond Di.paieh.
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20 our subscrIbers.

Our necessities compel usiO paks an earnest call up
on 4. our customers Tor The payment Of srresages. We
hay. but small supply q paper hand, sndshal bst
have The means Of rspeni.hins H. unea arc success.
FOL In mskins early collections Some Of our 'ubser.
b.. Or. indebted for long psiods, sud hope sen.e
Of ju.lie. and liberal dsrcsiiisn sill induce them 70
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TmE DlsplrcKss.- Norfolk Day Book
SAYS it has heard the Yankees didn't get
the dispatches Of our commissioners, when
those gentlemen were arrested. Prior TO
the arrest. the dispatches, together with
Confederate drafts Cor large amounts, had
been put into the British mailbag aud were
not molested. The DAY Book does not give
its authority for the statement, which we
hope is true.
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Re printed al Raleigh n. c.
A voice from Heaven, pages.
Don't put il off,
All suficency Of Christ,
Sell Dedication TO God,
Private Devotion,
The Act Of Faith,
The Sentinel,
Motives 10 Early Piety,
Come TO Jesus. Formerly GA pages) now in
81. and in s four page tracts.
Approved hy all the Pastors of this CITY.
large edition Of the above should be printed before
the type is distributed, will cost $40 10 reset them.
The number and yeriety will be increased funds ave
given 500 pays for 5000 pages; SEQ pays for
$4,000 pages, and 81 pays for 1900.
Donations to he sent TO the Agent, which be will
acknowledge by letter, and epor, to each Of the Pas
tors of this City. More than 10000 pages Of new
tracts have been sent to our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.I. CRoWDER, Tract Agt.
July. DO
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Memphis. Nov. 3d. Gen. Pillow has in
formation from o reliable source, that an at
tack will be made on Columbus, within 90
days, with force Of between 5000 and 100,
900 men. A large amount of ammunition
and cannon at st. Louis has been sent to Ca.
iro. The Federals have thirty EIGHT morta,
boats and eight gun-boats.
The Federal plan Of operations is to sur.
round Columbus. and starve us into submits
sion.
Gen. Pillow says we shall make every ef'
fort TO meet the enemy in strong force and
in tie right way. aud to do so there is no
time TO be lost.
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RErAIiarios.-we understand that when
Major vodges vas informed Of The order Of
the War Department, 81 ron6ae him to cell
a. hostage Ter some Of oar upfortun ate Pri-
,atsersmen threatened with death Al the
hands OF the Yankees. he was quite over.
come with the snnouncenent. and freely said
Ne never would serve under Governmet a.
gain that World not treat prisoners as prison.
ers Of war. and that IL Il we're in his power
Ne would advise every friend he had 10 the
Lincoln army to resign rather than submit %
sseh degrading conditions. The Major. how.
ever, conceded the necessity aud proPriety OF
rstalistion on our part in such eases,
Montgomery Adperiinr.
Lieut. Col. Bowmaa, smother 81 the North.
ern prisoners, whs Is confined al Raleigh. Is
one Of those who are TO suffer The same treat
ment me,ed out TO the sosthern prisstsers-
men. We learn that WIN Col. Bowman
was informed Of his situation. and conveyed
10 Wake county jail. he wept like child.
Ne 10 said 70 be q very gentlemanly man.
Charlotte Democrat.
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N T &c Z

vxTANrED, Fity able bodied men, 70 complete q
w Company of Twelve Moasbs voIsn.sers now N
service 10 be placed ss guard a The State Prsor al
salisbury. and also along the line Of the North Caro-
tolina Rairosd as q projections 10 the bridges Do.
,ie. light and pleasant Those wishirs 70 enlsi can
AZ SO ~ applying 10 Thomas Webb. Hiastofough, o.
,dd,er, nae Il The Compsnys shops.
JOSEPH w. LATTh, Capt.
November ~. 7o-iv