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GtsEA'S' EEHz1t&NAs. 4sEiTyS;G5H.
IuN hEELMA IlsM. GCur, -N&UNALGlA, LUil-
NAGO. niIEF MEGA AND 5plTlS, sPFAINS,
Hauls43. Cuio AID "pG%pS; PLIES,
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
70" al OF which i il speedy and tcgta! remedy ar
never ias Ibis ;i!nrm is ptetargd .roli lie lee De
oi br stephen sweet, 1t Connecticut, 10 ac,uuE che
setter, and mac lcen VI "a ~ Ma practice Tor more thsn
iWrnt' year! wlt thc 1.0st aslou.s!. uA nucGcss
A. IN ALLEYtATui; ~ ral.. u ], nuri,.rt Ia, ON,
lrenaIatl0n heturc tie lun. OF which tic ro0 skc,-
tGn may be oonvn gcl ~ 4 single trial.
This L:n'mel' VIII clro inptly and radically ,Rl,ee-
cares where 1t a cen used il has never been iaowl 10
i4.
ron NEurALolA. It viii ahccd Immediate relief in
every case, however dIsuessing
II will relieve the worst offleniache in three
IJiuu;cs and ~ warrant d to Go il.
1OoTHACHE Hls0 viii il cure instantly,
Far Nervous Debility and general La.st-
t"Ge, arising from mLfnen oreXcres tins L,ni,n. nj
II Il mos happy ant uutang remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous TISSUES, it sTeng ITEMS and eyiylbc
Tue system, end restores it TO elasticity vigor
Fcz PILks-. an external remedy we cisi IN that
Is the BEST kLown, and we challenge the world to
produce an equal Every victim OF this distressing com
plant should give it trial. for i, will not NOT iaii to
afford im'eda'e relief and iii nmajor.tJ cases VIII
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
ireine! naiienant and dangerous but timely appca
lion If this LiDiment will never tail 20 cure
SfRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, aud enlarge.
;neut OF the joints is liable 80 ,cour il Neglected n,
worst case ag be conquered by this Linmen In twocr
nkulsEs, GUS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS.
BURNS AND SCALES. yield readily to the wonder in
hsaine properties ct DIR SWEEPS INFALL,Bi,E
LlNlMENI, when used according to direction. Also
CHlLbLAiNS, FROSTED FEET AND INSnC'
BITES AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand for it's timely nae n.
me lrst appearance of Lamenesa will etectuaiy prevent
thoSe formidable diseases which all horse ava lshia
ana winch render 80 many Otherwise valuable hor.e,
neatly NO thiess '''
. Osr Tour hundred voluntary testimonials the won
oer!ui curative properties of this lnnent have been
received "l,hin the last two year, aud many OF them
rom persons in the hi hest ranks Fife " '"e"'
GA UI'ION.
AVOID imposition, observe the Sigp and Like
ness OF Dr. Stephen Sweet on .ve,y ltDeI anI also
stephen wcet's IniAiiibc Linmcntn blown in thn
sA' enc" oo'''e' "nhont which none are genuine.
Kich ardson g. Co.
,, Sule PropTieiors, Norwich, Ct
fo l, saie py FRED w. SMlTd. Montpplior, Genera,
" ''''"' anu y! al ueairTS Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
LADIES CATER ROOTS

LADIES CATER Boots
little glove srs up my heart tides stir I'D The o
white muslin when it fts makes many ,",is
notion
All Of lady sns thrill my feelings az tAey,a o
But little female eaiter boots death and ntshag
shsrlcr!
And just to put you your guard
lll give you short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief;
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week more,
And marked two g boot ees" every mora
Before NY neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say
" An angel trots around in lsr
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
A lady growing out Of them
AS flowers grow froma vasr.
hut ali! one morn saw q sight
Which struck Inc like stone
Some other name the book
hose boo,s were not alone.
great tall pair Of otl!t boots
Was standing by their side,
And IF they Walkel afternoon
And with thc,n walkcd.--a bride
Iadie5 common: IL unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came f;i,.
u. &, PAGE
Where can BE- f1nnl a. at times g. larg" assor,me,tts
Ladies, Alis3eS and Children S Boots
mud Shoes Of the !aiest Frrncl. imported Work
Also, q our osn uauufac:!r,
Ladies a!l Gents Daltn r,tl Boots. (new siyI,l
Boys and Youths =.
Also the C., bralcd UNION Root. aai lsc!r
Genera! assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shya,,
Wick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturer; on
II 'nors Celc Drated Patent L.s;
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't he beat in style Quality ~ Prizes
a CENTRAL A.sURTa;rNT Of
BOOTS, SHnES A%D RFBBEPS
fox he Trad" at tho LOWEST ,',ucE.5, &, u,as.
~ l. :. Z 5 2 ( ILL.,.
j. Z, = "a [ sCsr.E',
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
THE GOOD SAMARITAN

Ahead OF oil Competition!
6i62 Of them manufactured last yrAr-more than Io1t-
The number Of any other FIRE. class stove in
one year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the improvements which in all the
FRS. class stoves, ard the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are In past AS f"low8:
1s.. The arrangement FOR bniiinR the from. hearth
an improvement overlooked n other first class stoves
IL has also the arrangcnont hroilipg on top
I'll. 4 thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
81. Introducing hot air draughS 70 the Are chamber,
thereby increasing the draught Of she Stoys luckcnng
s operations, ard enabling 1t TO throw out hcsta
matter much and justly complained u In other Stoves.
an. An Important mr,oyencp. in the application Ct
the daraprr which throws the hcat arouph the oven.
9TH Much greater weight, consequently heavier piaios
and more durable as well az handse ncr castings.
6u draft daInper o. each end CT the fire box, 10
HAT the IRE cnualized and grille will heat az quick
a, the other, also heating he In half tho time.
7lh Fire back protected By soap stone, Il cannot
burn ont.
In addition 70 tbs aboye impr0Tct nt has all tina.
combined In other frs, class Stoves siz Hot water Res
cryor, Warming Closet Roater In rent, Baker on top
Doors lived with best Russia Iron, &c. Further this
stove Is warranted 20 do the work with little .u IA an
other dt0yc in tn" market, and In superior
Ill who want FIRST class Stow, hoti!d ne yer buy until
they call and The Coon SaAg:rA. rs they asys Ia n
org instance given satisfaction
a tho exclusive agent the sale Of this Sioye in
Montpelier. and sell IL Oh 'fi for any reasonable
oi tine 30 vi are safe in bnyiEg.
have also a, full An assbrfaoot Il Common s,oves
hand any Dthor uealer 10 sshnstoa County and ss
40 low ns any one in the Sia.e H. DEWEY.
Hcntpclier. Dec. 10. 'Nn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the District of Ran
doph for til year ensuing, will be holden as follows,
At the Registers Office in BroCkfcld, on the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange &. univ Hotel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month = - -
At hadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington the second
Thursday in February, May and August ': = =.
BY order of Court, = =
J. Il. CLEAvELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
Probate Courts.

Chelsea, December I'd, 1851.
Probate Courts.
for the
sad will he holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday Of each week, during the
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
queste to attend to the same on said eonr days.
December /. 1860.
STATE oFvEaMoNT, The Hon. the Probate Court
E,srrIt az Il. spolr, So. for said histrict--T all
pessons concerned iii the Estate ct Ebenczer seaver,
M,r Of w ,amsovn, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS Ebencze, Bass, Administrator of the
w of said deceased requests said Court to allow
HIN the Further time year from aud after the 4tl
day a alarch D. 1862, make payment Of the ieb.s
and close the settlement of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
will p hr,d At session nl the Probate Cou to be hsld
nj the Registers Office in rooke!d the 28h day of
February, A. h. 1862, at which time you may be heard in
And this Order shalt be published three weeks
wely i'll the Green Mountain Freema",a newspaper
priuted Montpelier, liz this State; the last of which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
~ afOr esad.
Geld, thus ID day OF February, "A. u. 1862.
j. k. oI.EATELAND, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon: the Probate Court
District or RANDOLPH for the District Of Randolph
TO all persons concerned in the estate of GEOREG f.
WELLS, late Of Chelsea in said Distric-GRExr1Na:
w Estate Of said deceased has made application
10 this Court for license to sell all the Real Estate of
said deceased and that the IL
for the payment of the debsand charges against said Es
Therefore you are hereby notified to appeara session
ct said Cour to be held at the Probate Office in Chelsea
in said District the 9th day of February, A. u.
!S62 ai show if any you have why license should
And this Order shall be published three weeks
eessi'eiy in the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper
publication shalbc before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
c. Judge,
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STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
asid will he holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing having business with said Court
auestet. to attend to the same said court days.
4. Z. MERRILL, Judge.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
Oorovars. A.suasts.

suppss pxAsH es A MERCHANT. --0n Saturday evening
Mr. John .. g rhiellmann formerly doing bIsncs. o.
importer NJ T5 Murray street. started fot Lis hos. Ia
Jersey City. aad wii,Ie passios through Park place
was takea snddeny H. and meeting an c<iicsr requested
that he might no ,aken hOle csrriass The ofrccr
prosureo conveyance, sut nr ThielIsanD bens apps
rentiy much worse, they drove him 70 The Third prs
cnct saton hcns but hs expired Oolcre reaohlng iat
place Coroner Wd"y Loli a' Inquest Inc body veg
terday, when frs, mCrism axauNn ,tiun was made by
Or asorgc y. lorson. yen showed int death resut6d
om 9seaso q the LoeN. iscee 81 atty uDe wears
oi ago. naive VI Germany, ant has eft family TO
mourn biz toss.
sup"s hAA1H o. DHchARGsD VOLUNTEERS. Coroner
Ransey held sn inquest yesterday 3c3 Pearl stree, on
the body ci NJ. Charles b. o. Cofortb who died vsry
klddsny about Daylight yesio. Day ncrni-g Deooassd
had been In the army, but wac discharged Ter physical
inability. &etIery, II ~ ta,d, no employed As
printer % onsQ yho ,rnns journals of this city rS
oossed was ,nry ssa's Of sss aup pa,iys OF fsunsyl
yA1A
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
Oily InlsIli0cnca.

D..f7l .IvxnEp TIE TwEL-TB RsGY1E.r N. q, &
n y--Tbe funeral OF Charles J. Grant, member Of
Company c. rwelfth regiment ". @. s. N. u. who died
st ALnsvis, Nd the 9th of October last TOOK psce
Al two o'clock yesterday afternoon from st. John's
church, and very nuuicrousy attspied. Tho men-
eers .. company araaed Is marx oi respect 70 their
deceased co'srade, md acted s elsTd o honor. The
decsssed quite ycurg man leSsjng few days of
lis majority, ard held IN high esteem by AZ his
sisses.
a New Cs Town EorEI.--fhe SpinsG Destitute, Union
square formerly seminary 20, tLe nstruc:on of the
srsocnte youn: ladies' d this city, about two years
ago the Of exciting sven. i'll the shspe Of
elopeiasnt, in which chiyErsrs Of the South and
oae or tho young lady pura lGsrci very pisuousiy
has hee foasod Mr. f. L. Balloon lhs presert ropr!o
tor OF the ST. DsE Hotel who will open Il In Fcbrun-y
next az frst class hotel ates the cs0e Of the SrlnS
se, Ho+;Ae.
Rccxpuos a. WARD SoYpoL No. IA reception Of .ae
female departments Of Ward school 40. IL will take pses
at aipe O'Clock TO morrow morning in the aIs scaoo
building IN West seventesnth srcs sssr wEhth aren;e
u 10 expected the exercises viii - IT most irtaI ss,ng
Tce reception ct The uls department 90
cnrfea 'sst week, and Qrtc sash!e and succ.es
tpi agsir
NEW scacol or NsDiclSy "a COS acfoo pi medicine,
with the title Of tbs Sew York Mdcai Sloo, ui Eiec
,ricity aud Hygiene" will he opened al 80. S Unsn
siGare Wednesday fo- reception or stusn;s snd
ps.euu. 1hs college III be devoted 70 exp0undng
he advantages II electricity curative power, and
vapur src usSicassd bahs and the water euro move
ment ghe building " TO he f.tei W with bath-x ap.
rsssrs aud comfortable separate apartments FOR paticrts
ous ssos wogEpyp sospnEs X ysis CIrf.--Tle.e
are the different hospitals sbd installations through
oat this oity hvo thousand solders undergoing
medical sfestpient. Taes in charge Surgeon Gcue
raj Gcpousali The following lae nunbr og ps'isas
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

"a
90 tho oDufno FEW dsys 5000 more slk aud
wounded ss,diefe arc expected 10 arrive
rn -gisvEiogTs' Srs'gs Ar np Navy YAxp.--The
shlpsf'shs ., the srooxyu Navy Yard deem u their
Gu mako known 10 ,he public that they had 10 desire
10 sc, Up the strike ssdcd n Ia the nowgpersrs; sal
shoy stale stat IN order % prtyolt such proceeding
they drcs up ro,iton agnst by tbrco hundred nance
iof gcftsse o. wages, ss 10 10 oqusi with sb0r
branches employed IN The yard This document tIey
forwarded u Adraf ptviaag for his coDsideratoa but
il fcasrsd With him from tho 9Th Ll 10th pf Deem
when he replied hat he would alter the ries n
wsses Too s1ilTfignts then came the conc us.ou
thst they bad right 10 "Pt,pd ou,r This l. tbs csuso
Or tho str ke
oss GEAunEns ir,si BacapE--rye IAilSs BHAss-.
ag The officers Of t.s oomrnani now r. New York ana
vicinity ,pcCllly requested 70 attend ai i,s head
rung olice No. 69o Brcaaway, nj ten o'rlctk this
inorsrg, 10 make arrangements m tbefuneral II lhor
ato saht bfstbT- IA az s Nbo icl ut ifcdelcksbure
20, nus oysa AND YnixD--sirarlas CiKcrssr1S,s.--
Late ON saturday afternoon Toy JOHN N0aabap
asoni fourteen yess of age rua over On rusdwsy
the Bowling Green, by ttuek i1ades VIII twenty
fons bar els Of -four, belonging Mr. ~. - Isreaco Of
Of broad street and terribly injured lhat he js6 In
few minutes Afterwards IN tho Washington l}oA whore
had boon covered. Wii.n PITT driver Of lbA tuns
arrested but Tho testimony aifnCed bs,yo sc,,6r
wilder wht hcd the inquest weni 10 show that he "a,
rsndt red eceased hySd with his psrsris Al No toy
Washington street The nos remarkable feature OF tbe
esse In the fact that yhen Or. Bouton examined
the body marks Of external yioenpe were 10 be found
although the truck BY which ls was run over was no
heavily loadeS
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

FRos A sEEEL soLriBs 10 MA sTsyEp,
Tf letter from, rebel Eocier % bn sjsor Gas ori;
ssa after The csanonadns near Enston had commenced
snd The rebels we're uBig awaiting the attack Of
Union troo?e me writer, after giving The news, in
ss Nng the capture COMPANY of rebels Wv the trlsr
sava W ard spesins n she general bsd management 9f
0iiar matters IN That voAly view q ihe faet ha,
"wnrsaNysry dangerous institution, and that be Il
soos,snllr sSxposod TO daugsr aud death = closes bs
sp.tis vih ev words Z oonriou FOR hsy nv voandea
ss .s,srs feel. xs before leaving hoa. end promise ~
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
Fire in the vsrmons state Insane Asy-

naArrtxsoso, W., Dec. n, 1854
Ore broks out 10 the extensive building OF the vor,
mont Insane Asylum this moyuins about two O'Clock.
Tho wind blew g,ic from The North. The two iargs
wings running west entirely consumed, also tts
centre building The caat wings were aaved. though
somewhat damaged. All the patients were saved. ~
tho present lime The OF damage cannot be scsr
tallrd
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

Movements of Gov. stanly.
foprnws McsaoE, Dec. 10, 1852
Governor Etsny sft yeslsrds, for wsshlrstanAn. -
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

G700 REWARD STOLEN, FROM THE SAG HAR
,p OO Dor Savings Bank the night OF October 81
1862 the following Bonds and Notes -Four United States
3lJ Treasury Notes $500 each, 10Th August, 1861 num-
$40 Treasury Notes n,ee. parable 18Th February and
August, numbered from 4I5 10 S64 both incisve eight
United States Bonds for @ each coupons Of six per
attached 81 1881, Nos 1871, s62 i47 49, 2o 1887,
1885, 1913 two United States Bonds for $500 each
Of six per cent attached OF 1884, Nos sess and 3e5s AZ
persons cautioned against negotiating the above secur
lies The above reward will be- paid for the OF the
property IN proportion to the amount recovered Any
10 be sent TO Sag Harbor Savings Bank,
Harbor L. L. the Superintendent Of Police New York
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

kt'.ss'h
8 eew
aa1W llstetas ae
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

~ smart active boy Of twelve years she would give him
nu he ISL u May foI nls Ooafa 70 respectable party
Office - -
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES. j.

- son Doug glass Machine Company New London, Conn,
are prepared 20 build Propeller Engines and Boilers a their
works They have good wharf where vessels lay while
receiving their machinery.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

S.MALL CURRENCY BiLLs.--coRPoRArioKs AND
- Merthsnts Wishing to issue small ,'ufencs BUS VII
with samples and estimates ON addie ssing
Fer Mayer Co, Lhcgraphers and Engrsvers 20 Ful'on
s,fesL MY
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

cSn REwARD-LOsT.- T.-LEFT, BY ACCIDENT. II
PCO ths water closet OF the iaiaIe House, Wednesday
Non II 40 IL A. NJ, gold hunting English patent iere
Watch TAYLOR maker No 1878 engine turned with
Kossuh, lgr1d laid crossws., suali Chain and rnket
the who found the watch WIN please
1t Henry Wheeler proprietor Of the hotel and viii DO
rewarded with 40 and 10 questions asked.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE
"A young girl as chambermaid and nurse; would make
-
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

TURN OuTi TURN OUTl-THE STAGE AND CAR
drivers Of New York are al requested TO attend meet
ing 10 be held at Mmans Hail. OF Twenty six th
street and Seventh Sunday, Nov. 49, at half
one O'Clock, to make OF
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17

Samuel Spruill Colonel; William Robinson Lieu
tenant Colonel; John w Woodin, Major; GuilfUrd Mich
Company A-George W Hays, Captain: John B
Rodgers First Lieutenant; William Moore, George W
Snider, Second Lieuienants.
B-Clnton Andrews, Captain; S Jay Andrews, First
Lieutenant Richard NJ Allison, James Turner, Second
Leutenants.
C-John Booth Captain; James NJ Wynns, First Lieu
tenant Mills l. Eure, William z Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants.
D-James w Strange, Captain; -, First Lieuten-
ant : Joseph Baker james 7 Williams. Second Leats.
E-Columbus A Thomas, Captain; Josiah b Yck
First Lieutenant; Nicholas Harris, Robert Atkinson
Second Lieutenants
F-Barzilla l. Cole Captain; Elisha King. First Lieu
tenant James Nelson, Second Lieutenant
G-Lewis Saterthwait, Captain William Satterth-
wait, First Lieutenant; William Nelson, Geo Bryan,
Second Lieutenants.
Holm Randolph, Captain; Henry B Hardy. First
Lieutenant; George Bishop, William Newsom, Second
Lieuteuants. i
I-Jesse H Bryan. Captain; John Arnold, First Lieu
tenant Qan Bryan John Ritter Second Lleutenants
K-Josiah Turner, Captain; William Graham First
Leuenant John Lockhart, James Moore, Second Lieu
tenants.
Twentieth Reg. doth Volunteers---Infantry.)
Alfred yersou Colonel; Franklin Faison, Lieutenant
Colonel; William Toon. Major.
Company A-Neson Slough, Captain; CT aries Harris,
First Lieutenant; Smith, J Young, Second Lieu
tenants.
B-J B Attwell, Captain r s Harris First Lieutenant
w Caldwell, William Johnston Second Leutenants.
C-B Smith, Captain; James Williams, First Lieu
tenant; Henry Coleman Second Lieutenant.
D-Jobn Stanly, Captain; w Jasper Stany, First
Lieutenants.
E-Caudius benson. Captain; R Pryor James, Adjt
FiEst Lieutenant; Louis Hicks, Second Lieutenant.
20 Chesnuit, Captain Jsmes W Wright, First
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17
LoUIsBURG FEmAIFco1-

INHIS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE uAE,nL,,
= OF mr. James SOuthgate and lad A iI1 T
III T The OF te most delightful villages in North %ed
ost INC rough instruction in all branches of &
and undOubted qualification. -''' vi afge experience
Inc .f music department is in charge of Prof K,,
GER Sof Paris France pupil of Tbaberg Grcn hnn
dress JAMES S0IIET r ute1 mars ad'
April %. 1852 LOuisburg NC.
~ RaIaicb nono--- M, S5-tf
na'eIgn papeS Wilmington Journal Fsva,torIr
will p,ease discontinue the long advertisement i IN ,
columns and insert the above in its place r tmas .
~ and forward bills to Louisburg n. c. ''-'' "esA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17

1s Peter Troablefeld, Captain. R,s,.u
Djs sShl asb %d'S Gso af Ieas Allen
alien King Henry Harden ssesnd lieu lieut.. First
Lieuts 1A"''ne" CoYipgfon Fist
F-Joshua B Little, Captain. n.u;., ''D' Second
Lieuts. ~ Daniei Rosenan Frrt
Ct M - Captain; John ERbo; On0
HSoah RUSH c cantPh Ses erst
Lieut. Isaac Kearns, Nelson HoOkD, Andrews FD
;moyer Gardner, Captain; Geors, Second entas
Lieut.; David Magness Oliver Be ea%g BIantOn S
First Battalion, IN. C. Troons I T~ Lieuts
mar, Major. colonel; David n,
Company Attention Strange Gam. 0Ols
FIRST Lieut. John Fain. H G Aoseer' John Dycb.
BIAIfred " Bell, Capt. W B Ands!.,oiS Second Le"tss
Joshua Byrd VIM obrooks S ecenS First Le sp
.C-Hqgh Davidson, Capt Samuel SnS 6Lieus u'i
Lieuts '"eS'er b Farmer flrSt
:D.Ambrose Gaines Capt; Jackson O.. '"'
Lieut. VIM Allan, James Bearden Sa.S ShiPmau, Fin,
E-JGmes Bryan, Capt. George RE-; ssond leuis
Aoert l. Leaiherman James 81 earsr First Lieut..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE..
WAR NEWS

eeeb eo aShS to 5 aGT OF CONGRESS REQUIRES
panV T. Of my regiment requires o. and he Com.
VI frc company G, from Chatham 20 m usU Ghaham
psny K from P Hnson T 'o@ Wake wants H c
Mo p county, wants Is men; COMPANY "panE H. from
wants % men. Men liable to drsf a. irom Asbe
meS naG better come along once and fill mn those eOu
them to me- O' "a't lot n the sheriff 10 brine
Near Kinston, April 90, 1862 s'' A. u Troops.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17

NOTICE. r.py.
an AND AFTER THE 5TH JAN CCanmbs
U 1852 all Freights between Weldon and CO al ure.
will be taken at local rates, charges will folio" D. ~
sent and collections made at points OF dehTer{. RI
w. ] HAWKINS, Pres. r. 3 u !" u
.....- PC. CAMERON, " NJ Z r. r.
WIN. JOHNSTON, c: d 3 " h here.
NorE.-All Government Freight will be shiPPeu o.
tofore. 1T
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 81, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-17

CHATHAM COALFIELDS RAILROAD,
ATA MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS H The
above Road, the following Resolution was adopted: .sa
Resolued That Books of subscription for StSeh Fesr
Company be forthwith opened, at the Bank OF VIM
in the City of Raleigh, under the SuPerintenoe1S
II. Jones.