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GENERAL ITEMS.

At recent meeting Of the Directors of the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, Col s. L. Fremont was re-appoint-
ed Engineer and Superintendent j. W. Thompson Treas
urer, Louis H. De Rossett, Secretary und w. j. Yopp,
Acting Freight Agent
Col. NJ D. Grafton Of the seth n c. Regiment. has re-
signed on account of i'll health. This promotes It. COL
Jas. A. Washington, and Maj. George Workman.
Gov. Letcher in recent Card to the Richmond WHO,
denies that he is in favor of reconstruction nor has lie
been since the secession Of Virginia.
The published account Of mutiny among the abolition
soldiers at Newbern, made upon what is termed perfectly
reliable" authority, is said to have foundation.
The Tuwboro Souhernr says that the enemy is depre.
dating and plagLg the citizens of HYDE Washington and
Martin Counties. The country is desoaed where they CO.
President Davis is making trip to the West He was
at Knoxville, Tenn, on the 18th, and made speech.
Milroy. the Abolition General in command in Western
Virginia. is equang Pope in bis cruelty. Hehss assessed
tax upon the people the damage occasoned by
Confederate gueas, and orders those who fail pay to
be shot, their houses burned and property seized.
The Legislature of Alabama has passed resolutions pro.
posing that the States guarantee the debt of the Conde
rate Government The Legislature of Virginia expressed
itself in favor of the plan in May last.
The official statements Of the Lincoln Government an
nounce hst the Abolition army embraces
men, and that by spring it will number 100000.
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The Seizure of Mr.. Graves.

Inc Seizure OF Mr. Graves
The following resolutions were introduced in the
Senate of this State, Thursday last by Mr.. Ora
ham, Of Orange, and ordered to be printed. But
for Mr.. Graham's necessary absence these resolu.
tons would no doubt have been taken up at once
and passed. They will no doubt be passed through
both Houses this week by large majority
Resolution in relation to the seizure and TRANSFORMATION
from the State, Of e. H. Graoes, citizen Of Orange
County.
WHEREAS The General Assembly Of North Carolina is
informed that R. j. Graves citizen of the county of
Orange hath been seized at bis residence m said county,
by person protesting to be public officer from Rich
mond in Virginia and hath been transported to- and is
detained prisoner in, the said city of Richmond
and whereas neither the said Graves any other
Of this State liable thus to be seized and transported
beyond tie limits thereof without the order and approba-
ton of the proper authority of this State but the
ary he and they not liable to arrest except only
the warrant Of proper judicial officer; and if crime be
imputed they the express provisions of the
tederate and of the State Constitutions amenabe only to
the civil tribunals, and have right to hearing and trial
before the courts of the Conderacy Of the State
cOrdng to the nature of the offence with which they stand
charged such trial to be had in open court according
due of law And Whereas it is the duty Of the Gov
eminent Of North Carolina to protect from unlawful vo-
ence, far possible, every Of her citizens and
insure to each fair trial in lawful court having urs.
dictiOn of his CASE therefore,
Resloed That his Lxceency the Governor be request.
ed Immediately to demand of the authorities at Richmond
by whose order the said R. Graves was seized and
turned to this State to the end that he may be delivered
over 10 the civil authorities here either of this State of
the Confederate States for examination and if sufficient
cause appear for commitment and trial that if limo.
cent of the matters laid to his charge he may be acqut
ted Or guilty, be convicted and punished by due
of law.
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THE SOUTHERN Hepar,c p,,,s

ARG SOOlHEnN HEfATlC PILLS.
vVHS COMBINATION OF MEDICINES WAS FIRST
nouneetby three eminent physicians in southern city
z: anadsanced stage of Consumption These Ps cured
him. Hers seventy yearsof age and in dscbarpe
Of active professional duties Their good effects upon oh.
created such demand for them that be was compelled
to desist from supplying them gzatutously.-
They recommended by the proprietor good for
al diseases but only for such arise from DISORDERS
OF THE LIVER. Many persons have testised to their
good effects in Chilli and Fs5srs Bilious Isss, Pssxmo-
nag, Dpspepsia, &c., dc.
D. WALLACE ESQ, Treasurer off the Wilmington and
weldon Rail Road Aug so, 1852, 1t has been said
tnat DYsPEPsfX is national disease. However this
may BE- caused long and severe suffering Provi.
dentaIly friend furnished me with few boxes of the
"Hepatic PMs" and the of them Ass ,ertscted cure
In my family they have been used equny eminent
success: Among acquaintances many originating
fOm diseased liver have been relieved and cured by them
regard them an iuaiuas asdcn and take pleasure in
forwarding this voluntary tribute"
says: have used the Southern Apatc iNs in nv fam.
ny here and also my plantation in Alabama and days
r,A suceess have valuable girl who had been
long time under treatment for consumption without re-
ceving any benefit Almost in her extremity, was in
duced TO try the Hputic P They were given ACCORDING
to directions and she is now WE'LL euti-sy restored BIZ n
similar case occurred among my servants in Alabama
For liver and lung diseases perfect confencs in e
faA directions and other csrteats will be found on the
wrapper of each boz.
pretor to put these pills at 50 eeusa box A may
not De possible to procure all the igredens It apoud nell
for the afflicted to order them at once.
From the prices above stated liberal discount .cH be
as be Gos ,on.
WOOD, and r F. PESCUD.
Dec l6, 1862. 5l-w3mpd
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The Chatham Railroad Company.

The Chatham Railroad Company.
We are gratified to learn, from the President Of
this Company, that Messrs. l. N. Clegg & Co. have
contracted to grade the middle division Of the Road
twenty-three miles, from Carey, on the N G. Rail-
road, to Loekville, Deep River, two miles above
Haywood. We understand that the firm consists
Of enterprising and substantial men, who will pros
scute their undertaking with activity and energy.
They are to finish their division by the LIST Janua-
~, 1864.
The valuable products Of the coal basin of Chat
ham and Moore can be transported on the Deep
River to Lockville, whence they will find their way
along the line of the Chatham Railroad to the N.
G. Railroad. The Directors Of the Chatham Rail-
road intend however, as soon as sufficient stock is
subscribed, to extend their line from Carey to
Raleigh, and from Lockville to the Coalfelds.
We wish this Road complete success. The val
BILE depostes of coal and iron necessary to carry
on the workshops of the Government and the Rail-
reads. The coal is essential to the comfort OF
thousands, who, on account of the difficulties of
Railroad transportation, are deprived Of their usual
winter supplies Of wood.
Why should not the State become stakeholder
in this work at once? We know of no work Of the
kind which is more important to the State. The
general wealth will be immensely increased BY this
Road. No Road can be considered local in its char
acter, which developes the boundless resources Of
the Deep River valley
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Col. GEORGE LITTLE.

pursued by Capt. Grissom of Granville in the
House Of Commons in support of the bill to raise ten reg
ments for State Defence entities him to the lasting graft
tude Of our whole people Would that there were more
gentlemen in both Houses willing to pursue independent
course and shoulder the responsibility The wishes of the
people and the wishes of the Executive unmisakabc
but majority Of the Assembly, fear, weak in the
knees.-Daily Progress.
We cordially endorse all the Progress says about
Capt. Grissom. Capt G. is making his mark as
one Of the most leading and useful members of the
House. A more heightened, chivalrous gentleman
does not breathe
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With the noise Of battle sounding in our ears from
all quarters, and when thousands Of our gallant
countrymen are bleeding and dying in the cause, We
are not disposed to engage in party controversy
with the Richmond Enquirer, or any other Journal
We, therefore, postpone our reply to that paper
til some more suitable occasion. But we retract
nothing that We have said. We 60 further, and tell
the Enquirer that we can successfully meet every
point which it has made. The Standard is too
firmly fixed in the confidence of the people Of the
State to be injured by any attacks upon it by even
the Richmond Enquirer. We bide our time.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH.
CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH.
CAROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office
RALEIGH, Nov. 81, 1862.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFED.
IL crate States having deemed necessary to call into
under the provisions of the recent act Of Congress-
all persons liable to military duty between the ages of IS
and Az years. the Commanding Officers of the Militia will
call out their respective Regiments and enroll and conduct
to the Camp of instruction all persons liable to military
duty under this law at such time Colonel Peter Malle
Chief Enrolling Officer for the State may direct.
H. The enemy are pressing upon in great numbers
with the intention to overwhem us by winter campaign
Our danger from the south side of the James
River and the the of approaches
borders it becomes Carolnians to rush
promptly than before to the defence of territory
If We can drive him back more We have often
DONE there is every hope that his strength will
be eectuay broken. The various officers entrusted with
the execution of this order again commanded to all
diligence in arrestng deserters and absentees without
leave from the army, and all good citizens who prize lib
ert and earnestly invoked to assist in
hurrying off all such to their regiments The brave and
patriotic soldier will not stay his furough unless pro-
yldentiay hindered. The coward alone will shirk lat
home) whilst bis Drawer comrades endure the heat and
burthen of the fight.
BY order of Governor VANCE:
J. G. MARTIN,
Adjutant General.
Dec. l6, 1882. 1Ol-2t
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Election in Wake County.

1t will be seen, by the proceedings Of Thursday,
that Col Russ has resigned his seat to take effect
on the 25th of this month, and that an election will
be held on that day for Senator to ill his place.
We trust the Conservatives of the County will
turn out in full force, and see to it that suitable
person is chosen. Beware of snap judgment
The surest way to secure Conservative Senator in
place of Col Russ, is for every Conservative to 60
to the polls
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NORTH.CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
WN.S PHIrKR,
vs.. Attachment levied on personal property.
NJ. G DUNLAP.
In this case it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant. Nj G. Dunlap is nonresident of
said State of North Carolina it is therefore, ordered by
ing the said NJ G. Dunlap, personally be- and appear
the next term of said Superior Court of Law Be held
for said County of rede at the Court House States
ville the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in Au.
gust next then and there by himself by attorney
Of said Court to plead answer demur replevy to the
attachment herein fled judgment according the act
dered against him.
Witness, R. A. Mclaughlin, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Statesve this 10th December, 1862.
R. A. MCLAUGHLIN, c. C.
Dec Is, 1862. (pr. adv $5.s214) 5l-wst
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
" d. SLEDGE HAS REMOVED FROM
II the store formerly occupied BY him Fsyeitevle
street to the store house formerly occupied BY C. H.
Weahers Market Square, first door Of the Postocs
where be will be glad to his customers and friends in
want of articles in bis line.
He has on hand and for sale Black Pepper, Spun
Cotton, Fine Chewing. Tobacco, Cotton Cards,
Rice. Brass Hoop Buckets, shoe Backing,
spoons, Family Flour, Old Rye w hiskey, Mai.
deriR Wine, Coffee Mills, DC.
Thankful for past favors he hopes 10 merit eon.nu-.
ance Of the same liberal patronage heretofore bssowed
T. D. SLEDGE,
First door east of Postofice
P.S. All persons indebted u Sledge Macon or to r.
Sedge, will please call and settle their notes and accounts
T. d. SLEDGE.
Raleigh. Nov. lS, 1852. 93-wksw6t.
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Headquarters, kipston, N. c., |
=. DICExBER 10th, 1862.

Headquarters, Kipston, N. C.,l
DIcExBER 10th, 1862
Special Orders,
No. 1.
THEREAFTER No CORN OR COTTON WILL BE
IL permitted to be taken from the Counties of this
Military District without the written permission of his
Exceency Gov z. b. Vance, the Brig. General Com.
.mandng.
No. 2.
Provost Guard will be established at Mosely Hall to
prevent all shipments Of the commodities named in para
graph LIST of this Order that may not have the required
written authority
By order Of n G. EVANS Brig Gen. Commanding:
SAMUEL J. CORRlE.
A. d. C.
Dec. l6, 1862. loft
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TAKEN UP,

A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF FRANKLIN
"A County N G., on the sth November last, negro
who says his is JOHN He is about 2S 81 years
of age about feet inches high, brown complexion and
has an impeachment in his speech Said slave first said
that be belonged to Robert Love- Haw River, c. and
since that he belonged to James Carter Hanover County,
Virginia
Also, negro boy who says his name is BLAKE, and
reported himself to be the property of Mr. SNOW Sheriff
If Halifax but says that he belongs to Mr.. Mcdaniel
of Richmond, Va Blake is about feet or inches,
brown complexion and is about 20 years old
The owners Of John and Blake hereby notified to
come forward, property and pay expenses they
will be disposed Of Us the law directs
W. $. YOUNG, Jailor.
Louisburg. N. G., Dec. 16, 1852. 5l-wtf
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RECRUITS WANTED!

II WANT FIFTY MORE GOOD RECRUITS FOX MY
Il Squadron Of Partisan Rangers-,wenty.Gve for
each Company of the Squadron. want but sound
men, as want them for service.
Those who wish to join me. do so by applying TO
at this camp The men need bring only horse and pair
of blankets and good suit Of clothing Arms and equip.
ments will be furnished on their arrival
The second Company Of the Squadron is commanded by
Capt. John L. Wharton of Guilford. The Squadron is
now operating in the country between Tar aud Roanoke
Rivers The Headquarters Of the Squadron are now in
Pitt County, seventeen miles from Greenvc.
THOMAS W. HARRIS,
Capt. Comg Squadron.
December is, 1862. 5l-w4tpd
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$50 REWARD.

DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IN Nc.
h Dowell county, n Co. on the SOh day of November,
boy RALPH Said boy SIX eet high, very black,
and SLOW Of ne had on when he left home
stripe the lower part of the Said boy has nota-
BILE bis right jaw, caused by ancing rising. The
said boy had heavy beard his chin when he left home
Said boy bought of G. w. Nynne, of Louisburg aud
raised Tarboro, N. C. The above reward will
be given for the apprehension Of said boy any that
l can get him.
Address MILLS HIGGINS
Marion, N. C.
Dec Is, 1862. 10l-Gt.
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Dec. 16, 1862.
TAKEN UP,

TAKEN UP,
A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUN-
"A ty the following negroes: HENRY, who says he be-.
longs to John Thomas Mebsne. of BERTHE County.
Also. negro woman SALLY, who says she belongs to
John Mitchell, of Mecklenburg County, Va.
The of these negroes notified to come for.
ward property and pay charges they will be
dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. II. HIGH Sheriff.
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1852. 5l-wtf.
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Gov. Vance.

Gov. Vance was in Wilmington on the 18th in
slant He inspected the Notifications below that
place; and on the 18th he met and addressed the
Sslt-makers at Commissioners Hail. He made
sundry propositions in reference to the production,
price and transportation Of salt assuring the makers
that if they will agree to take certain stated rate
per bushel, to be approved by him, then he will
use means to procure laborers for them, secure
them transportation and guarantee their works for
a limited time. A committee of nine was appoin-
ted to consider the Governors propositions, and
port to adjourned meeting to be held on the 14th
The Governor has since been at Goldsborough
and Kinston, encouraging our troops, and doing all
he can to procure and forward reinforcements to
the of action. He may be expected in Raleigh
this (Monday) evening
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il the will annexed of Henry w. Miller, deceased will
the 18Th day Of january 1862 at the auction Of
James NJ Towes, in the City Of Raleigh, expose to pub
tate and also large and valuable law and
library, selected with great Judgment and taste The law
library is complete comprising the Reports and Dgests of
this and other States and all elementary books The
cellaueous library consist of works of History Bio ,aphy
Travels &c. by approved authors This is cpportuni-
ty seldom offered to the lawyer and student Many of
these books are print and be purchased at
price in the book stores. This library is believed to be
one of the best in the State.
TERMs-A credit of six months will be given the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security before the pro-
perty is delivered H. A. BADHAM,
Administrator
Dec. l6, 1852. lOs-St.
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For the Standard.
Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me to say through the
medium of the Standard, that Maj. WILLIE D.
JONES, of Wake Forest, will be supported for the
seat in the Senate Of the present Legislature made
vacant by the resignation of Col Russ. All know
Maj. Jones to be qualified and Conservative
MANY VOTERS.
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Raleigh, Dec. 1s, 1862.
TRINITY COLLEGE,.

IHINIII L COLLEUEe
TINE NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE JANUARY
Il 18th, 1863 Tuition, the as formerly. Board
proper furniture and good board The regular College
routine will be continued with competent Faculty. We
prepared to receive boys of any age
be preferred.
For further information, address the undersigned.
b. CRAVEN Pres't.
Dec. Is, 1862. l0l-l6tpd.
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Important Sale of Real and Personal Propertv
in Warren County.

In warren county,
an MONDAY, THE 22D DAY OF DECEMBER. 7
" shall sell at Arcols in the County of Warren stua..
ed Is miles southeast Of Warrenton and four miles south
of Grove HILL the following property belonging to The e..
tate of the late Samuel IT, Afston deceased towt sos
of land, known the Arcola tract with good i'm.
provements other tract containing SIS scres known
as the Meons Creek tract. This land is adjoining the
Mark Perry and others. This is valuable land and we'll
adapted to the cultivation of tobacco wheat corn and all
the products of the country and for health good soce.
ty is unsurpassed.
Persons wishing to view the land will call on Gen. Sam.
uel A. Williams, Dr. Mark Perry DR.. Robert E. VIII
liams.
hogseads tobacco and 20 likely negroes of both sexes
TERHs OF sALs:-Nine months CT edit, with iptersst
from date Bond and nndoubted security will be required
before the delivery Of the property.
A. d. WILLIAMS
Agent for the estate of Samuel T. Alston decd
~ Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Express will
please copy for two weeks.
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Dec. Is, 1862.
ATTENTION MILITIA A.

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ASSEMBLE
IL for muster aud enrolment in front of Them and
Traps Saddle Tree Factory in the southeast part of Raj
By order of the Col. Commanding ssh Regt. n c. Mi
Iitia: VIM H. DODD
Capt. Co. A.
Raleigh, Dec. 1s, 1862. lOl-2tpd
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BURNING OF Gov. GRAHAM's DWELLING HOUSE,
We regret to learn that on Thursday morning last
the dwelling of Gov. Graham, near Hillsborough,
was entirely consumed by fire. The fire is said to
have been accidental His library and the greater
part of the furniture were saved The loss is esti-
mated at from $40 900 to $4,000.
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NOTICE..

A ROLESVIl.LE, ON MONDAY THE I'D DAY
"A of December. 1882, shall proceed to sell credit
estate Of John NJ Fleming deceased including ON HUN.
DRED BALES OF COTTON together with the remaining
stock Of goods hand The purchsscr will b required
to give boud with approved security. Other mad
known on day of sale.
J. FLEMING, Admir-.
Wake Co., N. c., Dec. 9, 1852. W-wksws.
IT Register COPY
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ELECTION OF JuDGE AND SoLICIToR-On Friday
last William M. Ship, Esq, Of Henderson, was
elected Judge for the 7th Judicial Circuit and COL
WI. Bynum, Solicitor for the same Circuit
These are excellent selections.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

y town OF Pttsboro N. C. Will also lease for
term Of years, to the right sort of man. my desirable
Hotel property, which with proper management can be
made very remunerative it being the only house of the
kind in the place. Apply to
MRS. E. r. COLLISION.
Pittsboro', Dec. IL, 1862. 5l-wSt.
t~ Fayetteville Observer COPY times, weekly.
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NEGROES TO SELL AND HIRE

NEGROES TO SELL AND HIRE.
T WILL SELL ON THE 9TH INST. AT DURHAM'S
Station. n G. Rail Road twelve likely negroes con-
sstug Of women boys and girls. Terms made to suit pur
chasers.
Also, hire out ten for next year, men, women and boys
at same time and place.
R.F. MORRIS.
Dec. Is, 1852 5l-w&swtd.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

- State Iron and Brass Works. formerly Burns Foun.
dery) will pay for scrap cast iron cents pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap BRASS scrap Rink and scrap
"copper" the highest cash price will be paid fhey win
pay highest market price for large quantity Of char.
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hum
dred cords of wood
Raleigh, SEPT. lp, lee2. S-w&s-errd.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
: Quarter Sessions, Noveln-
Der Term, 1862.
Petition for Dover.

N.
ADoLpHUs A. LAuRANcE
WV. H. LoSG and wife ADALINE, Petition for Dover.
WV. RAwLEs and wife JULIA,
A. N. BoGLs and wife MARY and
ELIZA KING aud others.
In this csse it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that Adolphus A. Laurance, WIN H. Long and wife Ada
line and VIM Rawes and wife Julia non-residents of
this State is therefore, ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made for the of six weeks in the Raleigh
tan fard newspaper published in the City of Raleigh,
for the said residents to be- and appear at the next
Cour to be held for the County of Iredel the Court
House in Staesvile. the third Monday in February
next. there and then to plead demur to plain
tiff petition in said Court fled judgment pro
sso will be taken to theu and the prayer of the petit
tioner will be granted.
Witness. NJ. F. Freeand Clerk of said Court at Of
fce in Statesvc, the third Monday in November A. d.,
1852. NJ. F. FREELAND, Clerk
Dec. 1s, 1862. ((pr. adv. $500 5l-wst.
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NEGRO MEN WANTED.

NEGRO MEN WANTED.
knA NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK on
OOU the Piedmont Railroad, now being built be-
tween Greensborough and Dahvls We are paying E5sr
al wages, and the negroes are well cared for.
ALSO,
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply immedistelyto E. WILKES CO.,
Contractors Piedmont r. r.,
Greensborough, NC.
Dec. 5, 1859. ss-w4swl7tpd.