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Head Quarters Army Of the Potomac, !
Dct en- tpco /

Oct. 90, 1869.
Yesterday Capt. Duncan made recon
nolssance to Hedgesville, with two sounds
OF the 9TH Pennsylvania Cavalry, number
ing lao men.
Hedgesville Is seven miles north west
OF Martlnsburg, one mile from North
Mountain, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Capt Duncan drove the rebel pickets
into the town, and then attacked the
nain body Ct the rebels. taking 10 pris-
oners, including three officers. They ail
belonged to the 10th Virginia Cavalry
and I'd South Carolina Regiment.
None of Duncan's men were hurt.
The destruction of the property belong.
ing to the b. and @. X X. has within
the last few days been made.
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f. It is gratifying to know, that not
withstanding the recent Democratic suc-
casses. the three worst Democrats in the
West, VALLAND1GHAM, in Ohio Pr
TIT, in Indiana and MAHosEY, IN To-
Wa, have been beaten.
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Goodrich, Oct. %.

Goodrich, Oct %.
The schooner ". II. Merrill, fram Chi
cago, was towsd in here to-day with eve
rything gone but the hull, she being caught
liz the gale of Tuesday.
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- hon. J. b. ur,nnelI arrived In
town yesterday, and stopped at the Saw
cry House. After all the Growing and
blowing of the Mahanyites about the
supposed election Of Martin to Congrers.
i 10 certain that Mr.. Grinnell's majority,
including the soldiers vote, is not less
than 1000. 1t il certain, also. that no
Democrat will represent any district in
lows 10 the next Congress. The Rcpub-
llcan delegation. as heretofore from this
ss,ts, will b. unbrokenly Hepabliean.---
State Register.
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~ The Dubuque Herald says "the
list Regiment cast 459 votes for Allison
and IA for D. A. Mahony." and that it
gave 1855 for Burt aud q for Wilson. !"
It then adds, "there seems to be between
IA and 81 ,chite men in that Regimen"
The Herald has got all it can out Of the
soldiers. This is but the beginning Of
the denunciation the Herald and the To-
ries are about to pour upon the gallant
defenders of the Union.
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EARINA,
Dat Meal,
Corn Starch
Bakers Chocolate
Fresh Can Peaches,
Fresh Can Tomafos
HAsins,
CurraLts,
Ctrons,
Prunes,
&c. &c. &c.
For sale by
octi4-d ROBERTSON Il MO QUEEN
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
COPARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day aied them
together under the name and styie Of r. H. HrAKs Co
TOT the purpose Of transaang agenerai eoicctng and
IL. kerage business. r. II. HUMEk
keokuk, Oct. hIh iF62. JOHN +. EVANS
octfG a
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e The Richmond Examiner saws il
will take one hundred full years to re-
store Virginia to the condition in which
the war found 1T Exchange,
If the Old Dominion is in worse con.
dition than when we last saw it, NAV the
Lord have mercy on it. Slavery had
laid waste vast tracts of its best lands.
which are laying out to the commons over
grown with "Old field Pine" .nd n-..n
grass; it had hlled the country with
negro novels and dilapidated plantation
buildings and fences it had prevented
the growth Of villages and the erection Of
churches and school-houses. So that We
imagined it was about AZ bad a. it could
be. If we were SO unfortunate rs to live
IN Virgins we should be in favor of iss
being restored to something different from
what u Was previous To the war.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in this City, Sunday the I'd inst of diptheria
Ewse eldest child of the late General George B. Ander
sou, aged ID months and II days.
Died. suddenly in this City, on the LIST inst JAMES on.
" child Of Capt O. T. and Mary Iredel aged II months
and "A days.
Died in Petersburg, Va, the q of October 1852, of
Typhoid s.s ss5gfsn. DAs. ssc1wa e Of
of age being another added to the long list of martyrs
in the of Southern independence The deceased
fssed religion and united vii with se church an, at hS{
time he adorned that profession by well ordered walk
the time of his death On the breaking out Of the war
He volunteered in the company raised at Holly
Spring Capt Rand's, company D. 18th Reg G. IT, and
was made Of that company the duties OF whcfo
he performed with ability and fidelity He participated in
the battle of Ncwberr and bore active part that
bloody struggle being Of the last quit the field
taken prisoner and to Fort
close confinement and bad fare until he was exchanged
and returned to bis regiment His constitution naturally
tomb but bis spirit has doubtless taken up its abode be-
yOnd the reach OF the sound of war. SCoM.
Died. the 22d ofoct at Woodstock. Va, WILLIAM Nc
KINNEY of Sury County, n G of wounds received at the
He was a member of Company I, 2st N. c. Regiment,
being among the first to volunteer to defend his counr
rights Belonging to "Stonewa" Jackson's Division, he
in all the buttles with Jackson from the 2lst OF May
to the 18th of September
He much beloved BY his associates. pious
Der Of the Methodist Church. bore his suerings with great
fOrtitude and died in hope of blessed immortality. He
leaves fond parents brother and sisters their
loss. Peace to his memory. SENTINEL.
Died, in Alamance County, the 18th October last,
Cyrus NEwL1N son of John and Miranda Gewin, aged
Z years. Z months and II days.
Suffer little children to come unto and forbid them
not, for Of such is the kingdom of God"
Departed this life in Harnet County, the 9Th of o.
tober 1862 private EDxuND SPENCE Of company K Sd
c. regiment the ss year Of his age The deceased bad
lived pous member of the Baptist Church since 1883 He
leaves two aged and brothers and sisters
and many friends to mourn their loss. a
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

nv THURSDAY, GOTH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, WE
~ will sell, on the premises one LOT in Foresvle con.
tanning two The Improvements consist of one ,rg-
ard c"mmodous Store House, sufficiently roomy and well
arranged for business house and family residence with
necessary ouhouse crib, stable and good garden with
well Of delightful water There is also another so.
house the lot beautifully situated and well arranged
for business house. with good cellar and out houses
that be used for various purposes To any one de,
rous of getting delightful situation that may be improved
for various purposes situated the Raleigh and castor
Railroad, and within mile of Wake Forest College
this lot presents inducements that wilnot again be offered
The community justly celebrated for their sobrey aud
intelligence and the church aud school privileges are very
desirable.
We walso SELL at the time and place. land should
the bidders prefer, will offer both together two
wooded land the Raleigh Road, one mile below Forest.
Vile.
TERxs-Cash satisfactory bond with interest from
date. MICHAEL THOMPSON,
JNO. NJ. CRENSHAW,
Executors of w. Crens6aw.
Oct %, 1862 Avid
The Register and Biblical Recorder copy three time,
weekly and send accounts to this office.
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MARES OF PROSPEROUS SeUL.-A good hope of

MARES OF A PROSPEROUS SsUL.-A good hope of
acceptance by faith in Christ.
A continued witness of Gods Spirit that we are
His children.
A constant exercise to have a conscience void of
offence towards God and man.
A sweet and calm confidence that all our affairs
are under the direction Of God, so as to be fully
satisfied that He will order and override all for our
good.
Life and communion with God in prayer, public
worship, and reading His holy word.
An abiding conviction that we, and all we have,
are the Lords that we may serve Him with all oar
mind and strength.
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We make the following extract from the last let
ter of "Hermes," in the Charleston Mercury, dated
Richmond October 9th
"a gentleman who went under permit to Wash
ington to look after his papers, and was detained
there two months, has just returned to this city
lie says the signs are quite in favor Of peace The
Yankees are tired of the war; and anxious for for.
eign interference as an excuse to end it. The ras-
Gals begin to that it is easier for them to mum
date and cheat out of our estates in peace than
i'll war. Henceforth, so they inform this gentle
man, the war is to be conducted on the civilized
principles; no picket firing to be allowed; private
property and private citizens to be respected, and
all that This is to BE- incorporated in the cartel,
which has been informally and will soon be formal
ly sanctioned by the two governments"
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HARD FARE.-Some Of the bread served out at
the hospitals and prisons Of Richmond is indeed
hard fare the biscuits being of about the length and
breadth of half brick, with little more substance
in them They defy the assaults Of the strongest
teeth, arc generally burnt half through, are indl-
gcstible when eaten, and sour to the taste. The
worm has invaded much of the bread. That there
either great frauds great carelessncss in the
Commissary Departments is undenable If such
bread is furnished the prisons is sample OF that
furnished the army, our soldiers Inust have hara
time of it indeed-Rich. Examiner
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Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Alabama
have salt works in Virginia, which are turning out
over twelve or fifteen hundred bushels of salt per
day, besides few private works from each All
the public and private works in Washington and
Smythe counties, Va, together with the works OF
Messrs Stuart Buchanan & Co., are said to turn
out daily 1000 bushels.
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LOOK OUT FOR A HORSE THIEF.

LOOK OUT FOR HORSE THIEF!
STOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF ROBERT BLACK.
road on be ngh Of the Ssb Of October my bav HORSE
eight years DID, blind in eye bludess hard to detsct
small star in his face. hind foot white, stands his
hind feet they sprung has of buggy har
ness on him, and fine traveller.
will give twenty five dollars for the delivery Of the
horse and twenty-five dollars for the confinement of the
thief in any Jail in the Gonfederacy.
J. Q. A. LEACH,
Pittsboro', Chatham Co., N. G.
Nov. 4, 1852 45-w3t
Greensboro Patriot will copy three times and send
bill to me- J. @. A. L.
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.Stan1ar0.
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer: ,

dEsrLEnrs my request the Rev: III r. =
Graves who very recently returned from the Sioh
drew has,y sketch his impressions Is T ;mnr.s
MONS You will see, are very different from those ex-
pressed in your issue of the 18th inst ana, aP,
rehend much more correct h hsSe ust Views
very important that our people of the ar.
t;cIe on the 18th, it seems to ne, would lul, the
Son,b into false and dangerous security. AT all
events. let both sides be represented.
Very respectfully, &C.
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EK7ILL BE SOLD, IF NOT DISPOSED OF PRE.
w VATELY, on Wednesday, the 10th Of No.
vcmber, to the highest bidder Wake Forest College
the beautiful residence wherein l reside The lot
well improved, having large and convenient dwelling
it, containing large paror sitting and bed cham
b. =. and two halls below four bed above. |.
has good basement for dining room the full length
Of the building, and excellent dry cellar. There
the premises excellent well Of water, good Kitchen
servants houses. barns, stables, &c also, line selection
Of grape vines, bearing weli-and tine selection Of the
most choice Apple, Peach, and other fruit trees.
than any property now offered for sale in this eour
As money is plentiful, the terms will be CASH. will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any desiring
to examine it. For PARTICULARS inquire of or address MAJ
w. ID. Jones, who is my authorized agent at Forest.
ville n. G., "A good BLACKSMITH aud gooa CAR
PENTkR for sale, also. JOHN BATTLE
Wake Forest, N. c., Oct %, 1862 wild
70 Biblical Recorder please copy.
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NOTICE..

N, AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL OF
w Randolph County, North Carolina. the 10th of
September lsfz. negro slave who SAYS his name is AU
GUoTUS, and that he belongs to DR.. Henry Wiliie of
Gatesville Gates County, NortbCaroina. The said ne
gro 1--WE feet three inches bgh black. ana appears be
about forty years of age.
THIS noce to request the of said slave to come
forward prove property pay cha ges End take him away
or he will be disposed Of as the law directs
B. F. STEED Tailor.
Asnoor0, ~ u, Oct. IA, 1852. AZ wem.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE LOT OF FOUR ACRES OF
IL land in the Of Franklnton On the lot is good
dwelling house with roons each with fire place.
good kitchen, office, dairy, smoke house, crib gras:
ry ice house, stables, &c ALSO, chuce collection If
fruit trees.
Adj lining the orgoing is tract of hundred and
eleven acres of good land, which will also SELL.
II not sold privately before the 4th November next.
will that day sell the said property in the town of
Franklinton a: public sale.
For the foregoing property will take fair price.
Address ]. B. WINSTON,
Franklinton. n. G.
Oct. %, 1862. 44-w3t.
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NOTICE.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF YADKIN COUNTY.
~ as runaway, negro man, who says his name 10
MILES and that he belongs to Dr. Lewis Miller of Kim
ston. T. and was hired to N. A. Boyden of surry Co.
Said negro is black large bony fellow with whiskers
scar near the right eye. and about so years old.
Notice is hereby given that the owner come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with as the law directs,
8. + SPEER, Sheriff:
OCT 81, 1859. <6-w6m.
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The scarcity Of quirine has been so great that a
number of remedies or substitutes for Peruvian bark
have been suggested. The Texas Gazetts says that
simpls cotton seed tea has not failed in single
instance to cure the chills in the many cases which
decurfA within its knowledge.
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NOTICE TO GARNIsHEES.
CONFEDERATES STATES COURT,
District of Alhemnrle

CONFEDERATE STATES COURT,l
District Of Albemarle,
ROCKY MOUNT. n. T., May 90, 1862.
eSnRDERED THAT TIE CLERK OF TilIS COURT
~ cause notice to be given in the Raleigh Register,
the N c. Standard and the State Journal weekly for four
weeks preceding the of this Court a persons
who have been garnshee in this District to at the
next term and make TO such or urh
er proceedings will be had to compel answers"
JOS. RAMSEY, Clerk
Oct. IL, 1862. 43-w4t.
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NOTICE..
ii oRTTH;;cAR0LINA,. IN EQUITY, FALL

~ Nash County. Term, 1852. ALL
Under decree OF the Court made in the matter, Thos
b. Bunting and others Jonathan Bunting and Others
shall sell Saturday the 22d day of November ncx
the premises credit of "a and 80 months the tract
of land mentioned in the pleadings and known the Will
lie Bunting land, situated in Nash County, between Hill
liardston and Nashville.
The tract contains about 500 acres with good dwelling
and outhouses and is Of fair quality for farming purposes
More precise terms viii be made known day of sale
N. w. ARLINGTON, JR, G. NJ E.
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-wlm.
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HORSE TAKEN HIP.

TAkEN UP AND NOW IN MY POssEssrov
l. STRAY HORSE, on Thursday last The bors. !.
large bay, with black and tail, two hind It wh,
with white places on his back under the saddle Ha b.,
aso scar on his left whep. He is about teet my
inches high, and about years old The owner INNS, vi
forward prove his property and pay charges at once
Wake Co.. Oct. 20, 1869. 44Nw;,nd
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NOTICE.

WAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TnB
" Jail Of Randolph County, Norih-Curo'ina on the
9Th day Of October 1862, runaway slave who saws bis
name is HENCE, and that be belongs to John Thomas
Mebane of BERTHE County, ortbCarona. The said save
is black five fest six inches high and appears to be about
twenty-one years old The owner is requested 10 cnms
forward, prove properly, pay all charges and take him
away as be will be disposed Of as the law directs.
b. +. STEED, Jai'Or
Oct. %, 1862. Alvin.
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TAKEN UP.

a ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL or ,,n,.
n County, Carolina, on the 18Th asx Of h .
1851 negro man ELL1CK, who says be belongs os'ooe
Holly, Of Chowan county n c., and hired 10 wo yad
very black, aged Is or 20 years, square bui
large scar under his right eye. SUI mas
The owner hereby requested TO come forward ,,.-
property pay charges and take him away or he Vii
dealt with according to law. Nc WILL DO
Roxboro', Oct. 81, 1852 snern
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
H. day the 2sth of January last my negro boy named
feet inches high is or 90 years old and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look.
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy.
will give the ubove reward for him delivered me at
Prospect Hill, Caswel County, confined in any Jail so
get him. +. l. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March a. 1862. l2-wtf.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
Clsndun's Creek, six miles west Of Carthage lying
the basin Of the Caeds. containing 2.Oo acres, which
Improvement good and the situation healthy Terms
liberal. JOHN MORRISON
Oct. 81, 1882. 43-w4t.
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a25 RD.

Us REWARD.
VNNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
IL the apprehension, l get him, of my. negro man
PHIL. LIE left in camp Raleigh, at Camp Nam
gum, the 9Th of april last Said Phil is between SO and
81 years of feet 10 inches high weighing LIS pounds
and his head gray Lie is doubt passing free
Address the undersigned Whites Store Coun-
ty,N.C. JOHN d. MOORE
Sept. 9, 1852. a7-w3mpd
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NOTICE TO THE MAGISTRATES OF
WAKE COJJNcV

NOTICE TO THE MAGISTRATES OF
WAKE COUNTY.
VEyHE MAGISTRATES OF WAKE COUNTY ARE
Il earnestly requested to assemble at the Court House
in Raleigh ON the THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT, Court week, matters OF Importance will be
brought before them in regard to procuring salt for the
Codntv of Wake. Ii there full attendance of the Mag
israes supply Of salt be Immediately procured but
if not, we may not get it.
Nov. 4, 1852. 45-wst.
MULE TAKEN UP.
VNAKEN UP ON THE 22D OF OCTOBER, 4 SMALL
II bay MULE which formerly belonged to me, bat
which sold to William C. Stedmau, sone six
years ago.
The owner win come forward, prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away.
Wake Co., Nov. H. 1859. 4s-w4tpd.
FARMS FOR RENT.
IT HAVE FOR RENT SEVERAL FARMS AND TENE-
housekeeping from two six horses to cultivate
address A. G.. POWELL,
Smithfeld n C..
Nov 4, 1862 45-w3t.
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

LUIS Az TRINITY COLLEIEs
TWO SPLENDID DIV iLLING HOUSES AND
Il handsome lots FIR sale The lots adjon each other
and front the campus Also, 10 laud which is
good meadow in connection with lot for sale Also
acres, which two meadE good spring an
barn, within $50 yards and offered with the other The
above property be had at cost if application be made
Immediately. Gene aud see for yourself
J. l.. WRIGHT.
Sept. s, 1852. S7-wtf.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION, 2 MILES
west of Carthage Moore County, containing $50 acres
which is Gnst and Saw Mill, Cotton Gin and Screw
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes JOHN MORRISON.
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w4t
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NOTICE

|. NOTICE.
n HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE, IN DIFFER
Il INT tracts. in ,he runty of Moors-farmins Mineral
and Turpentine land-which will sell on liberal terms
Carehags Oct. 81, 1862. 4s-w4t.
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The city council Of Lynchburg, has appropriated
$500 to provide fuel for the poor of that city dur
ing the coming winter.
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p VALUABLE LAND FOR s.1.

" Ill BE SOLD TO THE HIGIIEST pInn,
w the 18th Of November. a tract Of and poER OF
River miles from Raleigh joining the auds on Neuss
and and r Others containing huns
other in original growth. The cleared up iau% the
all fresh and well adapted to the growth Of t nearly
wheat and oats The low ground is fence6 off ss corn
good branch running through, convenient S fields
stock, DC. B A pEpp ,pr watering
Another tract joining the above named con.a;n.
thrtyfve unceared. Persons wisbinn -, about
will do well to examine the said lands be6rS purchase
sale credit of six months will be given Gay Of
proved securities, bearing interest from date ,s
quired. r e' p WIN be H.
Oct. 6, 1862. ,LhRY.
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925 REWARD.

WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
IL TRUNK mared Surg. Maj. 7. L. Lasater Pii,sboro'
Sth regiment N e. t. if safely delivered to the Ernrs,
office III Raleigh Said Trunk lost about the 5,b Of
last March, some where the line of the Central Railroad
W. e. UPCHURCH.
. Raleigh, N. c., Oct. %, 1852. A-w!,m
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LAND AND SAW MJyI -
SALE. FUR

4 WILL SELL THE TRACT OF LAND ON wu,o,.
reside 10 miles southwest of Raleigh containing a
thepremses comfortable houses and convenient On
On the land is a No. STEAM SAW MILL sns arM
of long leaf pine timber. This will be sold eiib sny
without the land GEO w ATRIrxthor
Oct. 2s, 1862. .IooN.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
4 Ii MEMBERS OF COMPANY d, 18TH RtGt
ID ment N. q. Troops, now absent will. within tut
weeks after the publication of this order reprt to ol
erwiss they will be published deserers.
J. C. HESTER, LIST It. Commanding
Company d, 18th n G Keg
Oct. 2s, 1862. 44-Wbs
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WILL BE SOLD, AT THE COURT. HOUSE IN
w Raleigh, on Monday of next November Court two
MARES and six seven head of MULES. Terms made
wishing to purchase horses aud mules Also, two road
wagons and one log wagon
Those indebted to will please call and settle by cash
note
PENNY, BRIGGS co.
October o. 1862 Avid
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.


IT SHALL SELL AT THE LATE RESIDENCE OF E.
P. MILLER deceased in Caldwell County, the z5th
horses 20 head Of CATTLE fine Stallion, Jack and Jsnnet
Terms will te made satisfactory.
N. A. MILLER, Ex.
of E. p. MILLER, decd.
Oct. IS, 1852. Avid
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BLUE STONE FOR SALE

BLUE STONE FOR SALE.
II HAVE ON HAND 100 LBS. OF Rite ,n
IL which will sell to farmers or others wbo
"A. MCDONALD, Ps'a We@
Oct. %, 1862. NC