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tors this eccn Tor accounting without mst
ing H. creditors parties 1heir presence 1. necessary 70
complete - the coufros-ry she may "to
dy Of election 70 dconfinge or m8Ae
the parties n he elect 20 ue -ne do
% H costs he cs'ecs omitted 10 eemur, aud the
iuih ha c..loscl tue svernoot 10 bis ihst ne
d. Mt act uloer the s.s umeit II the paItt elect 70
nn ths eledors parties .hc must MAKE them such wtain
try t1fs anu ia def.u Thereof ~ deisut Of serving
slh i csyf no,,e VI election, her Psut mut be
eiaul.s.,l. VITA COSTS
Before Justice NosCiiRg
Elisha Rncknan sgt. Union Mrtu1. Insurance Company.
Motion granted
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LILY INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CouRr-CHaxnKH.-JAN. ?3-BsioFe Justice
lNGksuts.
pEGIrIoNs.
National Bank ast. John h. Deyeln -Moiion dis
mi..ed, with no coed.
Hubert ~. Griffith. art. AlrIsndcr NJ Lawrence ct al
Motion denied, with . n oosi, Ac.
" "a lCuns sgi. GsorF, Blns ~ al Wellington OihpP e.
a., agt Allen 1. Ne-,.-Motlons granted
VIM D. Dubois at. Henry ". Bennett Lorn y bonn"e'
At- H. r. Alter- Motions granted with 10 costs a.,
Lucy r. Howell 1,' Miranda b. Greeniy ct sL-Moiio4
sist"df on payment Of = 20 costs ,
James Barron s a.. sst Charles v Lyona-Mo'lon di'
missod, Will 10 coats.
NsihaI'i Ch.uuesy ct al ,g James A. Ferguson ct al
Aotioh d'Atd On Of cost 81 term ana me- Ion
with 10 costs
1ohh Meier AIT Jossph Harvey IT a-Moion granted on
o. ' " costs o. Circuit and 10 costs o. motion
on payment Of oosi.
ffedsfieA Wright sat James 7 McNsmsri =, al-hoiion
granted on pay nnni defendant Michael MeNsnsGs OK go
costs Costs Of Jaine,
senuoI "r,aume IT al sg Hamburg and American Pscio'
'ooMl"ly'. -, ppoel dlanissrd without costs
,hoAs Sadlef Fl a. asi saah = Reconciliation denied
YIN ". rnser sgt. Alexander hcAndfews-Mosion
granted costs "a abide event
ushIt =. p,idiner AZ. Alden ". Eddy ct a-Moon de-
n'oS p'a'h''h scost' : 10, to abide event
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Disasters, Re.

sr TuoxAs JAN lO-The bark Return LOT Yermson' = ~
from Philadelphia bound to ireland, arrived hers on
inst .sIy rhe schr Amy Chase, Capt benjamin uo.
Malaga a DAYS arrived the Oth inst win ieTe"ss' 'ps
o.s ef sails and otbcr damage
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CouRr o. CoWGos PLrAs.--PIt I--Equiiy
Clu.e4)-Eos rec go iol rstH 'E9.Hy Clnse. l-No..
H. I2i 4J go % 81 o. 49, o., 49, o., - o. W, g. %,
~, w. 10 10 IA, 10, lti.
Kwos CouSTr CmcUIT CouRr, Jan. 30.-Nos.
i5f o. - c. cf, 20 =, 2i2 $780, 49, rs, 10 49, 100 10,
~. 1D3 yiL
BnooKLyy Cur Court. Jan. 3o.-Nos SO, IL, =,
-, 81 G., liJ, 10.
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BrRSED TO DThTH.-Coroner Bounsledt OF Ho-
bof-n he an inquest Tuesday the body Of Mary Ms
zen Is years VITO ployed 80 servant Ia the
house Of Deayie No River terrace, Hobokcr DeccAsed
came 100 her death by her cob hes having accidentally taken
ire AZ gate verdict Of accidental death rendered
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fAlrsf;isrmelt

fA6v,ftissmeni.l
DREW ~ FRENCH
Psopvcr Cossissios EtrcHArra
b-Trrs, CnsDr. Esos PoULrsr Oask. OsAif rLouk
PoRS. sc.
No. Erie Buildiag. kew.fort
Der motto IL Quict saes snd prompt rrtuin' -.
hestsnes-D. T. AGtr. Pfesisni Oscar BsEs ns"'iouA
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sun-Rlses...7:l2 Sets...........3l3 Moon-Se"' o'H
riGH WATER iEls DAY. -
sandy Hook. sos Gov. Island. $3.50 hel1ete''.WS
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COFFEY-The inquiry today has not been very sctive but
prices for all kinds very strong 81 The eo We heal oil
Of 10 bag. Rio at lydislc 900 bh, santos o. III dic
80 bsgs Jaws ii and rs bgs 81 Domingo At sOc the lat
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ArTfr,-Cioles rcd fIuii bbL ia - choi-. 6eea
rp ~ "a A. choice Horhury Nus-rts, - 5va - -
tHAsBEESIIs-tGtrs, v tbl, tiV4rl, 90, foos 70
eho!c. ttGrA
DEfED tHtiT-Nr quote:
New Ss,sAprs. y ga PuHs choice, y u az 81 }
New Western. y ..o. o a ha.pbsriet 9l'
Cherries q ~ DslDefiies. u
btied Peaches ....iea20 a.. 80.
OsIos.-R.d a. bM sI o. Yellow. y bbl. 81 % O
q: ~, Wine 81 l:cs2 bunch, 2 hund, s2asgH
oikIIck-~ lp banchss Ola
1pEsirs, RrTsnsSs-f Dbl. s3c a ~
hAhh0v ssuAtk-Bouon ~ 90
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COURT OF CONNON plcAs-srrcftr TszX--1AN. 29.-
Before Judge BEADl.

Bass set. Doblins.-Auoldueut allowed, on pay
Iienf co. = = in .eI da,s
Ets-.tor bgt. Mcln och II e. eivor crl'Iei
Henry fsar co. Cof3aiiA Pe-r.-bro.co gsrted 20 Dc
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The following are The footiugs Of the Boston Banks

iAdyeItiseueIt
The highest Premium paid forAMERIc ~ COLD
al the benkiuE oice Of THo~rsos BROTpEEs. No "ali
MrDsupAY. Jan. ~, 1852.
ASHES are steady sud il fair demand 81 90 for Pot'
and Do Is for PesIls. ,
BEEswAX is steady sps 81 limited request at HdIiep
each.
COTTON-The demand has bssn less scte but the msT'
closes steady tses Of $50 Dher We repeat quotations.
kgw-YoRK CIss.rcAfiON
I1unuds Florida Mobile NJ o. TeISs
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gn there Is little dous ,sies o. t tgn' eo'oh n S"u
Ad4Tusr,i-o ore r. limited .ei..e ~ q
r,r lrht aud heavy weights. OiheI A'nN' CIV f' f
Inrot De, been 10 ee'e ieqne'' At &c
OH. .i..l. .-r O. Ifet aui price. ruenaueeh.
HtEWo1us s-e dun - -l- g ~ ~ ", ~ r,r Cfs
wool. goo ior st. Dolilr' DO ana 800 '- ' ~
''0r. AHn NTsL-rae ra-tci for W-''e7, ta' +,
b. .r A. aull o. 4 ra her lower q. 'te1 itrIe -
rIesf saesi siif - A'r A''l.s o. -. t sni ficsa
r. iueguE tie sale. ine.lde SO DOS eo A., fl.
fr sup.lfue Stsfe ard Nestelu, - "a 49, ~
lov gr.des ri VI esteru ts'rai - 80 g., Al ,r.,.f
~ts,r. ESQ 80 .' icr Ftucy dol . =. p ~
br,ris d., CA. diaa ii osr s. duu .rd h.sgi 'os' :.
bts a. 80 Eva rG 81 f.r Extras sou-Lrf" ' 800
op and sou.ewh heavy, thor IA 10. f1o.,35 t
more &c.. erd go $50 -6 a5 icr -1i.s n S.-.,-
Exfa Com Meal is steady bet Inactive, 's..' o. H.
bbs 2 Tor Jersey fHd F3 81 i"l ~ ~ o. "a,
t,st flenris t. 'sIfIegue,' a. . ''4fI o. 7 ''
soa 2' st. Louis comm g. e q % %
s,ss good .......5 s1c IS g-n.da. eIia''' LA n
sisc e.. il.......' 20 81 So hat alex -
la.a eytr........f alo oa. fors-....''''.S ~
l1is cl1i.. 2.r..c o. O. q .a hJe oaf.......''"
,-e,, f,r.v. .I 3, Q T Doe stroud iue...- 80 . -'
ae.,a.e.e-t.s.....6 100 % poPancleoas. ''-
fRUIT ne br,ioers iu ru descirto1s s, limited Non to
t,er l.i sd. er D.. dug o1 unr the sa,n Of '''
H .f ot.,,,-n ...a.. have been Dol DE- public We f,
Rai .as a. 30 - 80 ior Bunch aad Layer @I'
Fsi con an IS extremely 'ui, hut rri'r' F''.ry 80
o.. ..r.,ir.t Ne CUD.e Dry Goa O. ~ y .t IT. ~
~, ~ 4c2I ersrinl. a.i ..r,' no .is-s
r lr-. ta. do. - o. 8 ~ loF ln'di'n o. o.
= 80 fr' PEELED Beupgi 2'4tc i'f s'..'l CO. QUE
Raise. Tor so DO. .t....f~.,g,. .l,
Ill TiFLS-lle mtftef H lller u-l '-'-N' "
. Tor renn,.aec aid gI'fLe NJ e-f'rn. 5000 r .,.,..,
GRsiS-iHc NNh,tt market &, chsrec'enfrd 'y e,-..
d. ie.. az g. somewhat heavy. tAoa-n ioi i..-' ..r
d.. tf. .,r.r-. ol .r.ts .lu.r1t l!u.f h.ia"s i
.,.tlt .e one Of ~ lin. sbi"Ieu ere h.l-l.s ~
~ DE- ..,suer. ua Bailey qo oat a-a 1t It, h. g.
..foa..i,.v Psr.ry Nst b. inactive poo sice'' .'
oats re ia bette. suppy sra afc 1ri ana t'A9 NJ b.
,,- Canadian srd Wtst,-i nd .4o cif zee y! y.
f,ir demand end price are witaont tssoia. 'n'is' $500
al b. STATE 81 ..r size cutL. ane 'i 20;
800 r frn b1.r 80 Ocflr ucH southern l'i'" ''- '
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6emsnd sales Of l5ooO NJ soaac r rupe and extra
togn il IN moderate request sales Of zoo bales fine Cape at
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N =" II" n
GUSsl CLo4H s hrn a. i-!e ea'L' Bat ih' ll.i' .
HENF-our srie, &. sul,e doll snd rice, are aoHniy
TIE rr,,, s s.e.dy Win r. utu md 49, -
100 tae. New o. i-42-c o. O. 4ls'y Od are d-' ih-
n0SEy-Il, bai 80 &. vesy limited snd rrss'. II .-y
ilrg u-r fa'h-T essier small s..'s 90 .-a- 49,
HiDEs-lies 90 ti.l goo a. ar.,nl 'aa N1,.''' '
.ero. Atres .,4l, hio 0rsrde o. 4in4 VI 20
. l.r. Mst.r.rls 60 BIC County rlinshicf u'u'rc
a. cured - -safc rnd '' d. 90 u 4s. TIE t..cE ci
bond /. 200 CO., .gar.. o ',ane ii,. a. ,'.i
-iv.t he sist s. limtr, .ael q liov bales n o---e
IE0S-scotel PIG f. Quiet bat fra q 60 ssi cob fr
beet b-ar. 80 49, st moe Ir-iof ttuas - 90 nf
tt leo.e ol g . ton or tsse fa''s '.os O. ion'
within ,hs r,.so Ams,i,'a iis - ,o4 'a''l O.
INDIA RUBBER is in Halted dslird, fA-'f b ''N o.
LFtn,of sp.l.,6 end Gefa.ln f. ~ hshi .ocl en- iha
market % t-l saIes ct % tHNf af s''N pr 2 ' , .
.tis H. sheet sad d .e srs ,t.s4y o.. a &C. oa.a.
LATH-Ihe market 10 DOLL o.. 1s o. tis m''s'i ''iPy
Offering md he e5tfelc Tsiet ns'c' We G-o" ",-'A'
LINE, ,ery l ,oct I'D 81 the .b'ense q 'a'' pre-
$3.50, Ssrurs ,ul Pla. Timber Is scarce blf
the iaqu very ai'ed aud b. i-e s'eles % 'ar' ie
vious - o.. are sai.IDs -. lcfl4ra.
IIJTaTIiFE-Tb,f, I. soo4 demand for U.niol Sole sfi
rrr.. arc very 6r ~ quote t 70 middle boenot A,f.'
q, .Oa2Jo an California d. = ~ &c ga sec ~ ~ ..
with good inquiry and fl pres 49, c5ain-d We fNot'
slaughter and sailed ,hi o. u1a, e. s'in
q DC light 70 middle CIoptea Ile 30 s.,. -
trsusartisls limited prices nounag IN Aapse a
NOLASSTs-He sl ind sven du4 mtrkei so thf OILY
under nctos us ~ bids Porto HE
a. sCc. . and 10 h6l. New Oils.ns a. aoe. No quot
CUBA hgcoy as Porto kico.........s a 20
Cuba yeo..........2oQ.I New o. 3Jd
NAVAL STORES remain extremely quiet pending ,ie
result Of the Burnside Ifedon sut Price gouersy
soewhsi nominal IA the absence of important trsnssoons
s.cs Of - bol' spiiits Tune the. Al - ard o. d. 10
shipping order, ~ each inside rate but JOB oi.
nom store command 81 ~ - On
NAILS steady AZ sc ioi Cut, ard l3l fof Wrought
Horse lee. slight discount Tor calh
OILS continue extremely quiet. and prices without
.ent.al change
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bbls
OH. HEkI-The demsnd {, good and the uisrset 10 IN
.eted, ,u.nl sale, Of stat. st . 67asl 20 A. 100 n
PRONIsIONS-PoTr In good demand aud the HIaftei I.
cutie firm especsly Tor Meas sses of 10 bb
NV M.s, SZ % for old DO. lJd 80 50 Tor Prime
and AIS 2sdf 10 81 City Prime Mess Beef quiet bat
.te.fy sales Il 200 bbs fl20 t2 % fcr fsn and u
for Fitrs Beef Hams 81 lslf demand and with only
limited supply ofedDg prices ifui sale' 81 100 bbs
tll IS for GOOD W-fiefn and -o for CA.in. Lttp Cut
Meat, are ~ good supply and in fair demand aes q "a
We,ern sat:c for Shoulders IN salt aud 81 &C. iof Hams
bacon IA s~.dy in moderate request slos OF no bI,
4; a6ie for City Cumberland and &c for Short Ribbed City
r,.d Hog. sre active and quite firm o. Sass IS fof
Werern and q 251 ~ 20 for City 4 100 n. Lard u =
bsd. easier and IN fair demand. Il so bbls =,
8tc td Choice City at Ste. included 10 the taes are 30
bbs Prime Kettle deli cradle IN al March 81 &c. Butter
esdy and In moderate demand 1a2cc for good g. choice
state l4di5c fair good do laaioo To- Western Res-ns
Ohio I2difo for Middle ard southen do and lJalac iot
Roll Cheese are ia fair demand 6dle. for STATE and q
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NlCF1h.fe has been nothing o' imronsne. dong since
cur last, Holdsfs INN We quote at eqcic Tor East
India and 7diic for Csrolu,
sG9ARs-Hsw has been IN very limited request and tie
.k, close, heavy tho dccu- In prices dufn. The past
veei ia from dic y No. mainly On the low grd~s which ate
oto plenty the higher gsics being comparatively scarce
"a oe sought after rather better sustHnef 40 sales Of
coneauenc, h.v, fan,prcd today Fair Refining may 10
noted al "A abe and fair Orbcey at iic Refined are '
~ ,te.dy at lOl lie for Powdered Granulaed and
c,,bed 10 doic Tor son bite Coffee and sdsto LOT .o
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liNc-Ihs laalIe, u quiet, but steady a 4 l5lc.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

MILITARY BOOKS-FOR CASH ONLY.
HARDEES TACTICS COMPLETE EDITION-Re-
IL vised by and published under the personal supervI-
sion OF the Author, in volumes.
When rsisfi .s5s 5, mail, 'asS 'aasS
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRY AND RI
FILE TACTlCS-wth Honors paid by the Troops Inspec-
ons Reviews, Duties of Captains, Companies, Duties in
ing them abridged and compiled by Lieu. Colonel VIM
Richardson Graduate and formerly Assistant Instructor
of Tactics. Virginia Military Institute.
When sent by mail, 70
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK-An abridgement
of Hardees Infantry Tactcsj By Capt. j. X. Lee.
When sent by mail, 6Oc.
THE HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY; By Capt. Jo
seph Roberts.
When sent by mail, 85c.
ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY, FIELD FoRTIFICA-
TI0N AND COAST DEFENCE; BY Capt. L. v. Buck.
hollz, Author of the Science of War. =
When sent by mail, 6Oc.
ISsTRgGTI9NS Eos OFFICERS AND NON CON-
DUTY; Bv Lieut. Colonel Won Arenschdt first Huzzars
German Legion, with aLridgment Of them by Lieut..
Price, SOC.
When sent by mail, 60c.
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP
AND HOSPITAL Prepared for the army Of Virginia, and
taking food, and what food; By Florence Nightingale
When sent by mail, soc.
A COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA.
Price, Tao.
When sent by Nail, Soc.
BAY0NET EXERCISE AND SKIRMISHER'S DRILL
BY r. Milton Cary, Lieut.. oil one Provisional Army f
Virginia.
Price, 81 90
When sent BY MAIL 10
INSTITUTION FOR FIELD DARTII.LERY-Extracted
from Gilham's Manual for Volunteers and Militia.
Price, 81 90
When sent by mail, ! Us
SH00L OF THE GUIDES, the Practical Soldier
Illustrated with 2s Engravngs and designed for the
of the Militia Of the Confederate States.
Price, 81 90
When sent BY mail, ] 06
MAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY-Ar Elementary Trea-
tse Advanced nard and Detachment service Of
Troops and the of posting and handling them in
presence of the enemy
When sent BY mail, l2
GlLHAM'S MANUAL for the Volunteers and Militia of
the Confederate States.
Price, 81 so
When sent by mail, 8 20
For sale by
w. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, N. C.
September TO- 1851. 81
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Raleigh. N. c., June IIth, 1862.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ORDERED
take charge of the COuscripon in North Carolina,
has established the Camp Of Instruction at Camp Carolina
in this vicinity
Officers will be sent TO each county to enroll the Con-
scripts. Substitutes be presented to and enrolled by
them. ........
The undersigned respectfully calls upon all liable to
Military duty, under this act to comply cheerfuly and
promptly and 10 sustain the reputation NorthC
has uUbly won and well deserved in this struggle for
Independence 1t is of the utmost Importance that
Regiments in the field should be filled tmnediatey.
Orders will be issued practicable to the Colo
nes of the Militia with full instructions relative TO exempts
and substitutes to call out their commands between the
ages specified. PETER AALLETT,
Maj and Asst AdJt Genl, p. A. C. s.
June 90, 1862. 25-wSt
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Executive Department, N. Carolina

Executive Department., N. Carolina.
Adjutant Generals Office, (MilitiaDl
r RALEIGH July 5th, le62. I
No. @.
IANHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
that commissioned officers Of the Militia If recog-
nlzed oy the Stale authorities subject orders and liza
Bile TO be put IN command exempt from military ser.
vice under the cnnscrption all commissioned militia
officers elected prior TO the enrolment the couscrpts on
the 9th instant are hereby recognized embraced in this
decision, and are exempt.
By order Of Governor CLARK:
JOHN C. WINDER,
Assistant Adjutant General.
"uiy 0, Io62. 55-2t.
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ApJUrANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, May ls, 1862.
GENERAL 0sDERs,
The following Act and Regulations in reference there
to- are published for the information Of all concerned:
Al act TO GreRBt cFtI persons from eRroHeHt JoF SER
rice in the ArmieS of the Confederate States:
4ers do eaa-t That all persons who shall be held to be
unit military service under rules to be prescribed by
the Secretary of War; all in the service or employ OF tn
Confederate Sa!es; ali judicial and executive otcers 0
Confederate or Stale governments the members OF both
houses of the Congress- and of the OF the sew
era States and their respective officers all clerks OF the
officers of the State and Confederate governments allowed
BY law all engaged in CARRYING the mails all ierrymen
on post roues all pilots and persons engaged IN the ma.
rne service and actual service river and railroad
of transportation; telegraph operators ana MINIS
tiers of religion in the regular discharge OF ministerial du
ties all engaged in working in iron mines ana furnaces
all iourneymen printers actually employed In printing
new spapes all presidents and professors OF colleges and
academies and all teachers having many as twenty
schoars superintendent of the public hospitals unatic
asylumS and the regular and attendents theen
and the teachers employed in the institutions for the deaf
and dumb aud blind in each apothecary store now esaD
shed aud doing business apothecary IN good stand
ing, who is practical druggist SnpeTniehdehts ana oe
raves wool and cotton factories, who may be exempted
bv Secretary of War; shall be and are hereby exempted
from military service in the armies OF the Confederate
States. Approved April 81, 1862.
H. By the above act of Congress- the following classes OF
persons are exempt from enrolment for military service
Justices of the peace sheriS and deputy sherS; clerks
and deputy clerks allowed BY law masters ana eomms
chancery; district and State attorneys aones
allowed by law commissioners Of revenue and orgneiS
who have acquired iJlc in the Confederate States.
Ill The following not exempt:
Militia officers not in actual service persons exempt by
State raw but not BY the above act foreigners VINO nave
acquired doniicil in the Confederate States.
iY No persons other than those expressly named OF
properlv implied the above act be exempted except
by furnishing substitute exempt from military service
in conformity with Regulations already puoiished (Uenera
Orders No. % and such exemption IS valid only SO long
as the said substitute is legally exempt.
v Persons who have furnished substitutes VIII receive
their certificates of exemption from the captains H coI
NAMES or ;he commaudants of camps, BY whom the sub
sttues have been accepted Other certificates Of exem
ton will be granted by the enrolling officers only who VIII
receive full instructions regard to the conditions and
mode of exemption Applications for exemption cannot
therefore be considered by the War Department
BY command Of the Secretary Of War
Adjutant and Inspector General.
July |, 1862. "S-u
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Sc Miles West of fSaIisbury-Near Western Mort

Carolina Railroad.
TFNHIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, WITH ITS
extensive Hotels and handsome cottages is thus early
opened for visitors in consequence of the app
cations to take families. Arrangements made
every comfort and security TO those unaccompaned by
gentlemen. We are far removed from the invading
several hundred vsofs r"'rNat shall be found pleasant
line of Hacks and daily Mail to the Springs.
Mrs. L. J. R0BARDS.
May 20, 1862. 4l-l2tpd.
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NOTICE.
A SUBSTITUTE II
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
A REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL, RE
IN Eaid for The delivery To me- or the confinement in
any yri IN the State, CHARLES CHARIOT enlisted ON
The SUh June as substitute for Melvin Baldwin Said
Chariot is eighteen years DID, feet inches in height
c"mpexon fair dark hair and eyes, of French extraction
born at Strasour in France He deserted at Godsboro
on the S"Ih OF June and probably the vicinity of Rich
mond or Wilmington. Il. A. HINTON
It. Command'g Co. II, 4Ith Regt. n. C. T.
CaIIP Jnnns'Oh, July ith, lhh2. 56-lm.
~ Goldsboro' Tribune will publish one montb and
io'"dru account 10 s. A. Ii.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
Vto EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
IL of and conduct the MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, in
Raleigh until the LIST January, 1855 The best quaca-
tnns for the situation required and gentleman with
family weuld be preferred. Address the unders gned
Raleigh. W. r. POOLE Amir
July s, 1862. E5-tf
~ Register and Fayetteville Observer will please copy
six times, and send bills TO this office
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RAGS AND PAPER

TENHE NEUSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY PUR.
chases Cotton or Linen Rags at the highest cash
price.
On hand supply for sale of Cartridge Paper Cotton
Wrappers and Common Wrapping
Address, H. w. Hustled Treas
Raleigh, N. c., July s, 1869. 55-6w
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RALEIGH. N. C.. WEDNES DAY. JULY 30, 1852.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COTTON CARDS.
E A GIL E HOTEL.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
VNH H E PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of Citizens of Eastern and Central
NorthCarolna to this Hotel. Those desiring healthy
pleasant and retreat either from the heats of the
summer the incursions of hostile foe will find here
everything they desire The climate of Buncombe
world renowned and its lofty mountains and narrow de-
files render il safe frum the ncursons OF the enemy.
The Hotel is lately fitted up the are experience
ed, and the Proprietor acquainted with his business.
In connection with the Hotel, there is LiSsry Stable
where HIcb B"gges Studies and Horses be obtained
at u moments notice.
Ali Of the Stages have their Office a. this Hotel.
JAMES N. BLAIR,
Proprietor.
May 90, 1852. 4-l2tpd.
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT r. r. CO.,
Richmond, June II, 1862. I

FUNO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES
H TO HIRE.-The Railroad frum Danville TO Green's
borough about to begin construction on large scae
and requires numerous force of abures well
seers OF experience who can we'll recommended.
Liberal prices will be gtvel and Doctors bills will be
paid by the Company ..
They be supplied with clothing by their owners,
and when delivered the Company must be provided with
weeks ratons of food for which atons due allowance
will be made in the first monthly settlement
Payments will be made monthly in cash. 49,,
Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be given
the preference Others if otherwise satisfactory
The hands may be delivered to the agents at any of the
depos the Danve R. r., or at Greensborough N. e.,
after the 25th inst.
EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.