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Gen. Stuart teegraphed TO this place on Sat-
urday. that he engaged with the enemy 'hen
near Uppervil G, and again on Sunday some-
where IN Loudoun. He says that they have been
fighting for several days. HIS cniit VIII De bur-
led TODAY but the stern duties OF war keep the
bereay cd father away from the opening grave of
the loved and lost. Such is war.--The Lynch
burg Virginian Of the 5thinst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-11

TuE RIGHT SPIRIT A returned prisoner who
tarried some time in Virginia and acqu tinted
himself of the real condition OF the army, au-
tho~ized the Savannah Republican TO say that he
will be one of two hundred Georgans to sub
scribe 500 900 for the rei,ef of our suffering
soldiers. This is the true spirit of patriotism
and We hope there are many to unite in the
movement.
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OFFICE va. CENTRAL r.. Il, CO.,
SeDyrm ber. fth. 1862.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL II. K, CO., |
Sep,emb ber. ifth, 1862.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE--Ihe following trains
I Twill b. run on this road and after Monday,
September 18th
The ii all and Passenger Train leaving Richmond
at O'Clock 4. NJ for otaunton and intermediate
points daily, returning will leave Staunton at o.
clock a. NJ. and arrive Richmond at OILS r. M.
The Accommodation Passenger Tram, leaving
Richmond at $3.50 P. M. tor Gordonsv- and inter
mediate points daily, Sundays excepied returning
will leave Gordonsyie at O'Clock T. and arrive
in Richmond AT IL OF clock M
The Mail and Passenger Train West of Staunton,
leaving Staunton at $3.50 a. M on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturday 8, and returning the same days
The Mail Tram connects with the Orange and Alex
andrla Mai Train at Gordonsvihe Tor Rapidap. and
at charlottesville for Lsrchburg. Ii connects at
Stanton with Stage Lines for Lexington, HARRISON
burg ana points further North. Servants travelling
in first class will paw full fare.
The Freight Train leaving Richmond daily. Sun
days excepted at $3.50 A M. and Staunion for the
est at $3.50 A. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays The trains will not run " est OF MllloorO
I'll ID. WHtTC0MB,
General Superintendent,
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MlSCELLANEOUS.
THE .MAGNoLIA,"
a SOUTHERN HOME NEWSPAPER:
BAILlE. PROPRIETOR

THIS paper will be published every week. Its
i contents will be composed of choce selections
both prose and besides excellent contrbu
tons from writers of acknowledged ability Every
effort will be mace to make this sheet entertaining
companion at the freslde the held.s and the mess
board. Nothing of an immoral nature Will he admit
ted In its coumn--the aim of its conductor being to
encourage wholesome Southern literature. Zach
number will contain
interesting articles, consisting of
Tales, History,
t' and General News
ly the low price of 500 per annum, or $3.50 for
month"; always in advance Single copies, ~ cents
Paper stopped when the last number paid for is sent
Persons sending for the paper must write I'll their
wishing their paper changed should state where has
previously been sent. ,;-s II as s
all letters ard communications concerning the
paIier must be addressed to the proprietor.
TIE WAY TO sUBscRIBE.-The proper mode to sub
sc ibe tor paper enclose the money in letter
and direct acknowledging individual name, with
the post-nfiCe county and state.
~ The Magnolia is published in Richmond, Va.
oct. 2i--6t sass
Asst NOTICE.
L. Having disposed of our entire Stock OF Goods
we are very desiruus of closing late business,
and request all persons knowing themselves Indebted
to us on open accounts to come forward, without de
lay aud pay up, for give their notes longer ~
diligence cannot be granted. Those having claims
against US are requested 70 y ne pay
nen;. CRAWF0Rp q COCHhAN.
Two HORSES STOLEN OR ESTKAY-
a 3D. On SATURDAY night, the 25th OF octo-
ber the subscriber lost two Horses from his pasture
field, about miles from Mt. Sidney One is ches-
nut sorrei mare about orr years old. with q white
spot in the o ehead and the Tip Of the nose Shod
all around. The other is brown or dark bay horse
about Is or sixteen years old, his hndfeet white
and turn in somewhat when he moves. Liberal re
~a'u "''' = s''e1 = 'l'Jt5 JONATHAN S. sTovER.
GALE OF HORSES STOCK, Ac.-As sur
- yivlng partner of s. & j. Whitmore. | shall, at
nv residence, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Novem-
ber 1862 proceed to sell lot of very desirable pro-
perty consisting OF head OF horses some mich cows
lot of oung cattle, 3r fat hogs lot OF hay, &c
TERMS.-Nine months credit, with bond and good
personal security. JOHN WH1TMOkE,
Oct 2S-tds near Mt.Sidney.
AsT NOTICE.
Those creditors who gave their bonds at the sale of
Wm. Young deceased, are hereby informed that no
longer indulgence can be given and are requested to
settle them imme mediately. They In the hands OF
DIR. W. b. Young, Druggist, staunton Va
Oct 2s-st. Admrof VIM Young, decd.
NTOTICE-
IN Can be had, at John B. Hoge's eTaylor & Hoge's
old staDd) the following articles:
Letter Paper,
Note Do,
Cap Do,
Chocolate,
Concentrated Lye,
Black Varnsh,
Indigo,
Camphor, es
Magnesa,
REQ Pepper
Essence Coffee.
Paint Brushes, assorted sizes,
Tea Spoons, &c.
Oct, ID 1862. ass 5@I Aess1s
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NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY JUST

IN RECEIVED AND FOX SALE AT ROBERT
UOWAN'S CASH BOOK STORE -Chisom's Man
ual of Military surgery; The First Year of the War
oy E. a. Pollard; The Second Battle of Manassas. by
Il. A. Pollard; The Partisan Leader, by Judge Bev-
eriy Tucker The Quartermasters Guide, by Major
Bloomfield. Letter and Foolscap Paper, Envelopes,
&c. DC. West Johnston's Map OF Virginia.
Nov. 1T
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-11

From THE KANAwHA VALLEY.--Intellgenc
from the West, yesterday, leads to the belief
that the alarm and retreat of General Echols
from Charleston, in KaDawha, were unnecessary
It is now confidently reported that there is no
considerable force OF the enemy in that section.
Lynch. Rep. of the 7fh.
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The EMPRESS ErGES1s's BooDolR.--L

THE EMPRESS EpGENIE's BooDoR.--Luxurious
md yet eeg gaut speuior, most refined judgment,
md poetic ten permanent, are revealed IN the
arrangements OF the boudolr of the Empress Eu-
genie. The door, made OIL ivory, inlad With
90 d, mirrors of ivory; the sofas and chairs arr
covered with pale red silk the walls hung with
dark paper. aud the Ceiling Is an exqsite fresco
A magnificent Syrian carpet volupluousiy deaf
ems the souni of footsteps. Abound hang the
most valuable paintings of the ol mas oIs, b.'r
ruwed from the Louvre Gallery and Versailles.
as we'll as TWO family portraits IN oil, overshad
owed by palms ododendra, and camel as. Th'
wIndow-e edges are constantly adorned with iress
Towers, and on the wrtiDg-de lie splendid
portfolios, and books boundsin tortplse sheli In
laid with gld. Nothing is wan ing which a
sense ,f complete luxury can devise; not even
the toning of the light. The red silk curtains,
heavil, edged with black velvet, throw sub
dned hue over every object, md any one who
enters may imagine that nc is inhaiing poetry
ST. James Magaeine.
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|oTICE TO CAPTAINS OF yoLuN-.

TEER COMPANIES Il have been appointed
|he County Court of Augusta Special Commis-
er to settle the accounts of the Commanding Off
of companies who have participated IN the fund
bd for arming, equlpping and uniforming volun-
companies. hereby give notice that on the 2sth
is mouth, shall at NJ, Office IN Staun,on proceed
tile all such accounts as may be presented to me.
bY 4th-4ts HUGH W. SHEFfEY.
Special Commissioner
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BEYOND QUESTION

M 3 are now receiving supply of TOBACCO thai
w for quality and variety cannot be surpassed in
the State comprising all the different grades running
up from very low price the choicest chew that can
be had Merchants will please examine our stock
before laying in their fall supply.
4. ]. GLENDY,
Staunton. Sept. 25, 1851. per G. r. COCHRAN.
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a OIICE.-
" iIpersons are hereby warned not to hunt or
otherwise trespass upon my land, as the law ~iH be
enforced against all lsuch. N. s. ~OP1E.
Oct. 2-4tx
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XNANTED-TO HIRE
w Until Christmas
a NEGRO BOY,
to wait in Dining Room.
Enquire at this office. [Oct 28-tf.
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4 DESIRABLE LNHEST.NENF
vERY-yALuABLE EsTATErSTHE

4 VERY VALUABLE ESTATE IN THE
IA Valley OF VIRGINIA For SALE UPON
-+rAS0NABLE TERMS Said estate Is situated In
Augusta COUNTY, containing 620 acres, well adapted
ali kinds of gI.'n and grass. Between SEQ aud
are enclosed for cultivation, the balance IN
aluable timber. The buiidipgsa numerous, aud in
good order consisting OF large frame dwelling, ex-
ensve sabl.ng, barn, CRIB, gransries, and all
other necessary out buildings. The water is of a su-
crIor quaiiy-cold, requiring no ice and very con-
ius,ve health. Running water through the entire
engh of the place. For particulars inquire of Messrs
iiarman d Bell Stauuton. Va. Nov. Amos.
ALE or LOT In STAUNTON--The un-
y del signed John Dhurchman as Commissioners un-
der decree Gt he Circuit Court of Augusta county,
made the cause OF Geger's Administrator versus
delgers heirs and Robert g. Bickie, as joint owner,
vi, proceed sell, SATURDAY,, the Goth day OF this
month, the premises, Lot OF Land in the town OF
taunton, the hail adjoining the property of DIR.
5tribllng. and lunnlng through the bottom TO the
creek on which there is Frame Dwelling House.
The terms costs OF sale and Ope-thild hand,
md the balance in equal instruments at and Is
mouths, with bond and good security, and the title
10 be reserved as further security.
j. CHURCHMAN, Cou
Nov. 4-tds. ROBERT Il. BICELE
Az AATED,- -
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Coed Counsel is Above all Price.
Q UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
y said:
s.Take care of the peace, the wounds will take
of themselves
.Beware Of the little expenses for smallleak will
mink great ship"
s.Be patient in adversty and humble in prosper.
sy."
Be mindful of things past, and providen Of things
to come
ssBe timely wise, rather than wise in time"-ano
they who timely wise buy their Watches Jewel.
ry. Plated Ware, Cloaks Hoop Skirts Hosiery. Gloves,
Cutlery, Worsted Goods Combs Brushes, Hair
Braias, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Muslcal In,
struments, Stationery Porte Monaies, Purses Money
Belts, and many other articles that 1t would take
all the papers the State enumerate them, the
Cheap Wholesale&nd Retail Variety Store of
GABRIEL. RIRSH.
| N.R.-That HANDSOME MAN is still engaged
in repairing Watches, and Jewery, at the shortest
notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
L StannInu Nov Oh IH61
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FRIENDS WHO RIDES

"AVING rented out my Shop, and having
some finished and unfinished work, have rent
ed the Shop formerly occupied by Judson cCoy, de-
ceased. where will continue to do repairing as meas
the old prices the times and prices will admit.
HoTse-Shoeing done. Cash expected
All having purchased work sny atlces at the
SALE or having either at either shop hereby noti
fed to move the within ten days, as need the
| r. om. JNO. M. HARDY.
| Feb IS, 1852
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CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR THE SEASON AT THE STA Nd
FORMERLY OCCUPIED EY
WIN. Il. MOUNT, Main ST., StaunfOn, va
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BOOKS! BooKsiI

Y~INDING that in these war times cannot get along
Il dong a credit business, am necessarily com
oeIled to adopt the cash system have to pay cash
for everr thing buy and my sales greatly curtaii
ed in the sale of books. | hope my friends will SEE
the necessity of paying the cash for what few articles
they may have to purchase from me.
Sep 24-tf ROB'T COWAN.
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Ti5AkE NOTICE.
u Any one having good
BLACKSMITH to hire
can find good home for him IN the country, and al
liberal wages. Enquire at this Office
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I Asst NOTICE.

J.
Those creditors who gave their bonds at the sale of
Wm. Young deceased, are hereby informed that no
longer indulgence can be given and requested to
settle them Immediately. They are in the hands OF
DIR. w. B. Young, Druggist, stanton. Va
j. BAYLOR,
Oct. 28-3t. Adm r of Wm Young, decd
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-11

TANNlNGs
TTAVING purchased of Jacob Crst the Tan Yard
i at Spring Hill, with the entire stock the under
signed will carry the Tanning business, and beg
their friends, and the public generally, liberal pa
tronage. CASH PAID FOR HIDES
=. HUNTER,
Noy. S, lS6l.--tf J. w. SPITLER.
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TRUTH COMING oUT.-The enemy are beginning
to see that they were beaten at Perryyille.
Louisville correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune says:
Official returns from all the divisions engaged,
show an aggregate loss of so killed, 1855
wounded, aud nearly 500 missing and prisoners
The enemy Captured /. guns during the battle.
The retiels abandoned them IN disabled cODdi-
ton upon their retreat on Thursday morning.
excepting Two Napoleon guns, in place of which
they left tive smooth bore 6-puunders.
After careful investigation, have become
satisfied that the rebel loss does not exceed two
thirds ours. Between 600 and 700 OF their dead
were buri, d by ns, and about .3O0 wounded re-
malned hands. We touk no prisoners
during the battle.
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Con- LIMENT FROM AN ENEMY Gen'l Rosen-
Grams compliments in very high terms the gal
liant conduct Of our troops in the battle OF Cor
inth. A correspondent says:
ssRosencrans has been very attentive to our
wounded lie decs res sucn lighting was never
,anailed and SUCH brave men entitled to ev-
---"tion. TIE only thing they require Is
cry a.,. are in great need. Three
cl thing, OF winch tney Rosencrans,
nundl ed suits Will be sent them. aud
IN tears met our Surgeons after the battle,
expressed regret that sucl. brave men should
suffer severely His Adjutant declared that
had Prices command been supported, or the
other troops handled we'll, the Confederates
would have held CorinIh.''
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StauntOn Spettat0r.
RICHARD MiUzY, Editor & Proprietor.
r = - - >
III NJ *

The ssSPRcTAroR'' is published once meek, at
Three Dollars year In ADVANCE.
A)VER TISENEVIS of ten lines (0r 5ess) inserted
for dollar and Fifty cents for each su6se-
qwst continuance Larger advertisements inserted IN
sse same proportion.
liberal discount made to those tcAo Gdoertase 6y the
year.
5 AnRaeaI ADVERTISERS viii be limited to their saa-
eiLte bnsiesa or The advertisements chdrQed for at
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OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA -
CHARTERED MARCR IL, 1852.
Eeaad Ga aital $500, 600.
FTSHIS Company having been duly organized, ,ls nov
4 ready TO receive applications and issue Policie
and offers to the citizens OF Virginia the induceme
of home Company for the safe Insurance of all kind
of PaoPRRrY MERCHANDISE, &C., fair and equitabi
rates The Directors the public thai this Con
pany will be conducted with view to permanency
on the strctes principles of equity, ustceand clos
regard to economy and the safety of the insured.
PRESIDENT,
JOSEF II s. CARSON.
G. s. FUNK, Secretary. o. f. BRESEE. 4ctaa~.
DIRECTORS,
JosEPa g. CARSON. JoH KERR,
JAMES P. RELY, LEWIS P. dARTkAE
LLOYD LOGAN, RoBERT STEELE.
HUGH SIDwELL.
gsS Office Lossd0a. Street, near the Valley BGni
~ GEoRGE g. PRIcE, LocalAgent .5taunton.
A ril 2. 1855.
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Mr.. EDITOR have attempted tribute to the
heroism OF Vicksburg, IN an fusion intended to
be initiative of Ossian. 1t occurred to me that
prose would be too tame, and mere rhyme too
sickly and common; lace, to record such high
deeds OF chivairy and atriotsm as were recently
enacted by your city At all events, the sub
joined euiogy is quite sincere, and, certainly,
well deserved
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Asst NOTICE.

Z AST NOTICE.-'3
L. Having disposed of our entire Stock of Goods
we are very desiruus of closing our late business,
and request all persons knowing themselves Indebted
to us on open accounts to come forward, without de-
lay, aud pay up, for give their notes longer m
diligence cannot be granted. Those having claims
against us are requested 10 present the Tor pay
nen;. CRAWF0Rp q COCHhAN.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-19

AS our army was retreatng towards Cumberland
Gap, soldier called out to General Hardee, "Gen.
eral, know how to form double column at half
distance, but your tactics don't mention double dis
lance on half rations." "Thats true, nv friend"
said the General, smiling, "but hereafter history
Will mention the noble manner in which you have
performed it."
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10. 1867
MARRIED.

At the residence of Col w. W. Bats, the 9th inst,
by W. W. Bats Esq, Mr.. DANIEL BAKER to Miss MARTHA
WoLsToN, all of Wilson County
On Wednesday, the 18th October. 1852 by Prof W. NJ
Wngate of Wake Forest in the Baptist Church, at Ok
ford Col CHARLES R. EATON of Granville County, to Miss
MARTHA ANN Lands, of Oxford
"Wben on thy bosom recina,
Enraptured still to call thee mine,
To call thee mine for life /;
I glory in these sacred ties,
Which modern wits and fools despse,
Of husband and Of wife,
Cox.
g Raleigh Register please copy.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

nN THURSDAY, GOTH OF NOVEMBER NEyv YIN
~ will sell, on the premises, LOT in Foresyir c "h
tanning two acres The Improvements consist of ona ~
and commodous Store House, sufficiently roomy and s
arranged for business house and family residence w s
necessary outhouses crib stable and good garden WIN
well of delightful water There is also another s sIa
house on tue lot, beautifully situated and well arana
for business house. with good cellar, and two out saa
that can be used for various purposes To any one d
rous OF getting delightful situation that may be mnr"vsi
for various purposes, situated the Raleigh and ,s,u
Railroad, and within one mile of Wake Forest Gala.
this lot presents inducements that will not again be o
The community are justly celebrated for their sobrev I
desirable. very
We will also SELL at the time and place land sbor,
the bidders prefer, will offer both together Two acr
wooded land on the Raleigh Road one mile below Frs.,
vile. i''eS''
TERMs-Cash or satisfactory bond, with interest f.,
date. MICHAEL THOMPSON.
JNu. NJ. CRENSHAW
Executors of w. Crspskav
wv. T1' in"S. ,n.,, 4t-wtd
weekly and send cccouutS to this Office - e'
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Up UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN
~ day the 18th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY He is of a whitish yellow complexion about
feet or inches high IS 20 years old, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of hair
ana talks short when questioned and has down look
NO doubt he Is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered me at
Prospect Hill, Caswel County, confined in any Jail so
get him. F. Il. WARiiEN
Caswell Co., March ,4, 1852. 12--wtf
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NOTICE..

NORTH:CAROLINA IN EQUITY, FALL
IL Nash County. Term, 1862.
Under decree OF the Court made in the matter Tho,
B. Bunting and others Jonathan Bunting and others
the premises credit of H. "a and 80 months the tract
of land mentioned in the peadings and known as 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
More precise terms will be made known on day of SALE
N. W. ARLINGTON, JR., c. Me.
Dot. 81, 1852. &s-vlm.
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Sl5REWARD,

the apprehension, get him, of my negro man
PHIL lie left me in camp Raleigh, at Camp Man
gum the 4th of April last. Said Phil is between So and
gu years of feet inches high weighing IT'S pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing as free man.
Address hs Undersigned al Whites Store Anscn Coun-
ty,N.C. JOHN D. MOORE
Sept. 9, 1882 S7-wsmpd
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.
1.-TWO SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSES AND
handsome lots for sale The lots adion each other
and front the campus Also, 10 land which is
good meadow III connection with lot for sale Also %
acres on which are two acres meadow good spring and
barn. within $50 yards and offered with the other lot The
above property can be had at COST application be made
Immediately. Come and see for yourself.
J. l.. WRIGHT.
Sept. 5, 1862. 37-wtf
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Nov. IL. 1892,

200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF AaHE, N. c.
FENIIIS LAND LIES ON THE STAGE ROAD LEAD.
Il ING from Wkcsboro' TO Jeiferson-ten miles from
he latter place. 1t well watered and contains SO acres
of meadow land, the balance is oak timber. This lard will
be sold al private sale for Gust.
For further particulars enquire at my residence Red!
dies river, Wilkes county, N. c.
J. r. WILBAR
Wilbar, N. c., Nov. IL, 1862. 45-w4t
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NOTICE.

W7AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
9th day of October 1852, runaway slave, who saws his
name is HENCE, and that he belongs to John Thomas
Mebane Of Berthe County, NortbCarona The said Save
is black five feet six inches high, and appears be abt
tyenly.one years old The is requested cOme
forward, prove property pay all charges and take him
away as he will be disposed of as the law directs.
b. +. STEED. Jalor.
Oct. %, 1852. 4t--Wfm
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HE Roll OF HoNoe.-By joint resolution of
the Legislature of Alabama, the Governor is AZ.
tnorized to prepare book in which shall be placed
she name regiment and residence of every soldier
from that State who has died in the service of his
country during the present war. ~ ''''
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$25 REWARD.

$25 REWARD.
WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOB !.
Il TRUNK mared Surg. Maj T. L. Lasater, Pittsb.,o1a
ssih regiment N. c. r. if safely delivered to the Ernra
office in Raleigh Said Trunk was lost about the Xxx IS
last March, some where the line of the Central RaiIa
W. G. UPCHURCH"
Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 90, 1862. 44Nwss.aa
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TAKEN HIP.

A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF ppDso,.
- County, Carolina on the 18th day of c,~S.N
1852 negro man ELLICE who says he belongs to n""
Holly OF Cho~an county, n. C., and was hired to wos
very black, aged IL 20 years, square built and
large scar under his right eye. A"0 naS a
The owner is hereby requested to come forward ,ro..
property pay charges and take him Away or he vii W.
dealt with according to law. VIII oe
Roxboro,, Oct. 81, 1862. 4sl Aeru: