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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

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rero lately tufpcs'ei 81 an Fntlish rsilsy
4 t.rPsism 80 pat over the vss shst eca-
tAiesd them 70 rfe.ens thsf seume vet.
AL ~ srsivior - th~is destination al bus
three ssrc fouul dead irosa saiocasioa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

VIZ publish 10 -day the names Of those Of
M. county who have signed the caIi FOR Tie
state Union Convention
The conveI.:ion win doubtless be the
larres, ever held IL the State. Let the Tn
ion raen Of yiso county prepare 70 80 IN
large numbers. We are aware that the 18th
- Jsne IS = busy season OF the year. bat our
people should make arrangements to give
ore day TO cause 80 glorious.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

Tus Express says that some mIschievoas
persons posted up calls for meeting % re.
ioiee over the reyerses OF our arms in Nir-
GINA, and that the names Of some individuals,
VINO are known 10 sympathize with the rebels
were attached % IL - IL the Express had
have said that some malicious scoundfels and
midnight assassins had done this and that the
names the cowardiy dogs had attached TO the
calls. we're all good Union men, il would
simply. for once, have told the truth. As
the editor OF that paper. who IS recently from
Charleston. Illinois, has said that some OF
those whose names were attached 10 these
CALI. we're known 70 be in sympathy with
the rebels. we call upon him 70 point them
out. We challenge him 70 designate them
by giving their names. Democrats have been
slandered long enough by this mercenary
sheet. and We now, in behalf Of those whose
names were put 10 these calls by proving
sbolitionisis sni cut threats, to como out
and make its charges good. or take back the
SANDER Journal
We have to say to YOU hr. CooxfKtf,
that We despse your threats. and vii. see
YOU thousand miles in h-ll before We will
take back anything. or make any explanation
at your bidding. Do you understand that
We shall be al our office. this morning, at
O'Clock. and a portion OF the dsy on the
street DO you understand that
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

fEs hamlseg Il emiErsnts from ileland -
ih.s gaantrt hss. uotsiihsiAa.hne tAe ear.
heen mash rresler during he paa three
asoutl.s thNn dasinx de corresponding season
49, Year
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

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teefs aorse died of fIirhs lie uAs pear
lie - lailnier l.aueff when 4 was hrct
Al Al ne report he iesred sollsnly ~ AID
tn eesf-fhr esu-e. ruFtufe II the great
) esash II tAe hesfi. t,foarh terror
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

i % foa nine near Durham. England has
heea l.iel, dsscsssred earsoas cave. aaorn
81 Ssh ssslscs'sss and containing sle r~trikei
l.,as, "a fossil uaAn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

NrortcR 4. hereby given that ~ili apply 10 tho
~ pr..re ~ Comm s.ieusrs q Nigo connty. Of
slrir r~rs ters far ilzsnss % ssii Intoxicating d.
o.or. In lsss qnsDflty thsc quart al time. ny
suors are q - drank srs Located Al No. Q. Mar
80 street east site ofths pabiic squsfe. Hsrrt-on
tssusklp. Nigo ecaufy. "
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
4 GREABLY TO THE WISHES
LEGAL.

CTATE OF Indiana. vigo County, SIS.
- Notice 10 hereby given that kifton r. Heodsr-
soa.. Administrator ~ Martha X. Dsyis, formerly
Gum, decreased. hss fled Ala petition 20 sell The
Neal Estate - the decetsns, he personal beinE In
sufficient 10 par biz debts sn ths: said pstrou Gill
Re beard Il the nsrt term o. the Court a Common
JOSEPH a. BLAKE. ci.rs.
Nsy7isits3f
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pYElNc q SECURING.
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DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
II ksvirg resftet Ms shsvinr and Eslr prsssinx
satoon s1Issnin< TIE rsrre Hsnte Hanse bsxs .-n,-
lnfnrm ihe cffifens an rutic Feeeraflf tbst ~
= 49, prepsrst - wsit spun csstasnsfs IN kss
usnal satisfactory nennsr <irt affsntian rfsor a.
<fsnpuasinx sr.f esffins LADIES' snf fxffls f.frf.
Halr Gro. CANADA
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lar 10 you. my constituents. tAsf a. ys1
reyresezfarir<. sfsu Hsrer role ons aes'a'
sae ,aaa. co ene Gan 70 fss Aa"'nis''a''eA ~
a. $3.50 Llnecla 70 make war apon tic
xe,.Il--D.ssxh ". NooHuEs-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

ID & NallnCe y 10 BOorus
NJ Joseph III CCarier
III A DAVIS Henry Hitchcock
X 5 Cox. Jr Lyman Miller
James Hite VIM Myers
Isaac G Myer A KEYS
Alfred B Pegg Geo W Hayes
J + Ggick VIM Woollen
W Buckingham W Naylor
A b Crane W Dickerson
] = Ralston Joseph Brown
5 X Gilman Charles Eppeu
j ohm Duncan Edward Hitchcock
A Hayden Ballard Stark
= Warren + ID Carter
T. Is Hall + Nj Howard
Isaac NJ Brown Vim Ball
g. NJ Chn J W Husher
J G Hickhn ] & Watt
Daniel Durham Fdw Crnft
4 : Westlall { " MancOurt
r : Gully Chas X Peddle
Allen James II Turner
Robb George G Butt
T. ) Norcros- Jas X CASTOR
II Fairbanks A Sherburne
W II Cash J Haney
Geo planctt q Foster Smith
b Deming ID IL larr
c Knapp J NJ Jeans
J W Morgan Erlanger
b W Osborn l. A Burnett
NJ Durham ID Felver
Luther Miller = t Reese
J II Stanley RW Rippctoe
W Il Stone Geo Duy
Jas + Mussclman J NJ Thomas
] W Voorhees, G Is Miller
q VI Burnett J + Pool
DIV Clark X c Barn
n ID Scott ] W Hunley
: Thompson L + Price
VIM q Miller James T. Stevens
James Judd Lambert Duy
samuel Dodson Edward NJ WalmSey
T. u Ross ] L Murphy
f. Y Ball Geo ) West
W III Griswold Chambers
ID y Iiippetoe Ralph Sprague
VIM l. Shucy l.ucien Hourict
A r Miller Il Booth
+ ID Vaughn VI kilbourne
W ) Ryce A Z Combs
VIM Lockwood J A Standeford
q ID Irving y NJ Conner
s Harb II q VI Boyd
J b Chess " McNicker
J : Comb 8 l. Foulkc
G Harbour samuel Mack
j HI Ni.iam- Perry h Tuttlo
X Redwood " II Scudder
" Ii Mat.8a ) X Allen
] custs q Bartlett
A Kaufman II Shoemaker
n J keeicr Jas IL Burton
A 3 Barton eN W Benson
X T. wilkins II fishbcck
" + Tuel W Ii Carlin
Wm Never NJ A Jewet
Thos b Carr X ; Scott
-, 4 Earr,aofau 4 Gruh
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fENALFs-fENAiIs-F
OLD or YOUNG. slA0lk, MARRIED. ON con-.
fkNrLATfNa MARRIAGE
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To ffAaI,s
The Extract boehn 4 cnequNlle ny any oth.r remss.
in Chlerosis OF Rciention Iriegufartty p.inf,-.
nsss, % Suppression Of CUSTOM nv Eysrustiens Ia
eerstsd or scrrhoss state ofthe tterus Ieucurrhoa
or Whites. s,-tll'y, aud Cor all complaints incident
o. the sex. whether arising ffom lntisrretsp H.f,.
~ Dissipation. OF In the
DECLINE OR CHA NaK orItpY
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HEADo'Rs. Arm BRIGADE, P. A. C. S. a,

October. %, 1852.
At meeting of the officers of this Brigade, con.
vened in Camp 10 miles below Winchester, Va,
this day, to express their regret and sorrow at the
death of their late Commander Brigader General
George Z. Anderson, from the effects of a wound
received at Sharpsburg Md:
On motion, Colonel Bryan Grimes was called to
the Chair, and Capt Seaton Gales requested to act
Secretary.
The following Resolutions, submitted by Lieu.
tenant Colonel Cox, were unanimously adopted
viz:
Whereas We have heard with profound regret
that our late Commander. Gen. Geo. b. Anderson
whose pure and unsullied life, profound ability and
manly virtues, won him numerous admirers among
all who knew him, has been removed from among
US by Him who doeth all things well" Be it
ResoIced, That while we humbly bow in obedience
to His will, yet we can but express our heartfelt
sorrow at our great loss, which deprves us of one
so gifted so generous and so fearless and our cause
and our State of attainments so rarely combined
RESOLVED, That while our loss is grievous, we find
consolation in the reflection, that he died martyr
in defence Of that South which be devotedly cherish
ed, and, in upholding those principles of freedom,
which are sought to be wreSted from by tyranny
and usurpaton and the patriot soldier can ask for
no death more glorious than received in defence
Of so sacred a. cause.
ReaoLred That while we would not obtrude upon
the deep distress of his sorey afflicted family, vet
we request to be permitted to minge tears with
theirs and to assure them that we sincerely sympa
thise with them in their deep affliction.
Resotned, That copy of these proceedings be
sent to the family OF the deceased, and to the Rich
mond Wing and Enquirer, anG that the N. c. papers
be requested to copy them.
The meeting then adjourned
BRYAN CRIMES
Col. Cong Brigade,
Chairman.
SEAroN GALES, A. A. General,
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We make the following extract from the last let
ter of "Hermes," in the Charleston Mercury, dated
Richmond, October 9th:
"a gentleman who went under permit to Wash
ington to look after his papers, and was detained
there two months, has just returned to this city
He says the signs are quite in favor of peace The
Yankees are tired Of the war, and anxious for for.
eign interference as excuse to end it. The ras-
calls begin to that it is easier for them to nun
date and cheat out of our estates in peace than
in war. Henceforth, so they inform this gentle
man, the war is to be conducted on the civilized
principles; no picket firing to be allowed; private
property and private citizens to be respected. and
all that. This is to be incorporated in the cartel
which has been informally and will soon be formal
ly sanctioned by the two governments"
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General d. II. Hill has called for the names of all
officers who have been sent from their regiments an
unusual length of time, in order that they may be
recommended to be dropped Charges are to be
preferred against all soldiers who cannot furnish
satisfactory proof of the necessity for their prolong-
ed absence from duty.
1t is well that some very stringent measures
should be adopted to remedy the crying evil which
has long existed in relation to this matter for the
soldier who has been sick and tasted the comforts of
home once more, reluctantly leaves that homestead
roof with its winning Ones for the cherries tent OF
quits the dainty fare prepared by gentle hands to
resume the hard and stinted soldiers rations.-
Woman, with kind and gentle hand, is ever watch
full of the soldiers cares and pains and wants Our
hospitals would be as cheerless without them as
without the sunlight, and oh how much more sooth-
ing is the female hand than the rough kndpess of
man. There is an Eastern fable which says that
madens tears falling the lips Of dead soldier,
recalled him to life. We cannot tell all the good of
kindness in time of need any more than we can
reckon the power of tears. An unknown writer
beautifully says that the brightest jewel that ever
adorned woman-brighter than diamonds the
tear that sparkes on her cheek for others woes--
Farther reaching than those of the diamond, its
flashing rays are seen in Heaven.
And no wonder that the soldier sadly leaves such
scenes as theseto return to the camp. Yet they
return and that promptly, else our army will dwin-
die away.
But our authorities must have care lest in seek
ing to avoid Scylla they fall into Charybdis They
must not, as the writer has seen, drag from their
homes convalescent patients, who have risen from
beo Of fever, and by supporting their palsied limbs
on staff, manage to step to the door of their dwell
ling or theirbedroom; they must not force to carry
a musket those who can scarcely bear the morning
breeze: We could, if it were necessary cite dozen
instances where convalescent soldiers were taken
from home to the field when too weak to walk
mile and in Jews days would suffer relapse and
be sent back in a worse condition than at first, and
several Of the cases never recovered.
Let US then be vigant as to the duties of the SOL
dier but be careful lest in eagerhess to do good we
do harm.-Rich Examiner
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MARKS OF A PROSPEROUS SoUL.-A good hope of
acceptance by faith in Christ
A continued witness OF Gods Spirit that we are
His children.
A constant exercise to have a conscience void of
offence towards God and man.
sweet and calm confidence that all our affairs
are under the direction of God, so as to be fully
satisfied that He will order and ovcrrue all for our
good
Life and communion with God in prayer, public
worship and reading His holy word
An abiding conviction that we and all we have,
are the Lords, that we may serve HIM with all our
mind and strength.
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Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Alabama
have salt works in Virginia, which are turning out
over twelve or fifteen hundred bushels of salt per
day, besides a few private works from each. All
the public and private works in Washington and
Smythe counties, Va, together with the works Of
hesSrs. Stuart Buchanan & Co., are said to turn
out daily 1000 bushels
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABL2 LAND Eop

'ENH E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
valuable tract OF LAND situated in the Eastern mart
Creek, containing $50 acres portion of the land Is 5
low grounds and for the growth of corn and cotton there
is none superior TO it in the Comfy The upland is we'll
adapted 10 the growth of tobacco corn and small grain
On the premises there number of tobacco barns grap
RES stables. negro cabins, and overseers house
For further information, apply person by letter to
T. J. STOKES,
Castaa N. c.
Oc I'll, 1907 43-WEswl7t
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:, EXCHANGE J: ,I.!s HOTEL,

NJ
HAVING PURCHASED THE PROpFRTx' N. c.
- ety Of recently occupied BY Major ps: The
ana knowa as Phillips Hotel" have opened Il GeilpS
EXCHANGE HOTEL : VIC "arle and style Of
Ill ne extensive Improvement now going on, and -,
VII De as SOON possible-tbe ereetin aeh
ouongs and the thorough overhauling and new
Ineswl render The Exchange convenient ana Of
ior1aoe and the proprietor is determined thai m CON-
agement and internal arrangements shall he sn us Nan.
compare With the first class hotels of The ITO
&C. laols WI De abundanty supplied with the Sas,
market and the country Affords and no efforts m oess che
Portable home to its guests 80 10y respect a cen.
The Exchange is located on Hillsboro, ..
hundred yards west of the Capitol ''ee'' some two
h.rty To- forty large and commodious rooms Mill
ready FOR occupation by tbe assembling of the VIII be
liberal share of public patronage Is
well -sf,5.t.en ueaVor to treat Won
omnibusses win be in attendapce at the oo,u
passengers TO and from the Exchange GARY 10 cosTy
. L. BRANsoN, Superintendent frOpreior.
Raleigh, N. O., Oct. 90, 1852.
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SEAroN GALES, A. A. General,
Secretary.

HARD FARE.-Some of the bread served out at
the hospitals and prisons of Richmond is indeed
hard fare the biscuits being of about the length and
breadth of a half-brick, with little more substance
in them They defy the assaults of the strongest
teeth, are generally burnt half through. are ind
gestible when eaten, and sour to the taste The
worm has invaded much of the bread. That there
either great frauds or great carelessness in the
Commssary Departments is. undenable If such
bread as is furnished the prisons is sample of that
furnished the army our soldiers must have hard
time of it indeed.-Rich Examiner.
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the performance Of military service when they are
required to fill up the ranks Of our armies. i hope
my feeble example may not be without influence
in stirring up the tagging zeal of those whose
vices are imperatiye.y needed. I hope that the
course which have taken will upon rejection APP
pear to you to be that which true patriotism dc
tates. - = :.
have the honor to be, most respectfully,
Your obedient servant ..
THOS M GARRETT.
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OH gtan6ar6..
-. Eaitors of the Richmond Eaguirer.::

10 tie Editors of the Richmond Eaqairer:
GEsrLExEN AT my request the Rev. - 4. O..
Graves, who very recently returned from the Nos'n
drew hasty sketch Of his imPresslo9s rs, wni Onss
hope you.will give to your readers. His impress
s;ops Won will see are yery different from those ex-
pressedin your issue Of the 1hh inst, and, ap.
prehend much more correct need not say r IS
yerv important that our people have just views Of
the purposes of our enemies. The writer OF the ar
ticle on the 11th 1t seems to me, would iui, the
South into false and dangerous security. At al
events, let both sides be represented
Very. respectfuly,-&
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND Me-

RY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST En-
Id ecued to us by n s. A. Chafin we will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises the 10th and 2st days OF
November next. about 500 of most valuable lands
lying in Dayie County, on the Yadkn River Of which
about 300 acres are very fertile low lands.
Said lands situated in healthy section of the state
about Ia miles Southwest of Salem and Is miles North
west of Lexington.
We viii also sell number of negroes horses and
mules, large number of cattle and hogs wagons ana
gears farming TOOLS several stills and tubs oDehaf OF
thresaing machine, together with many other articles
Further particulars will be made known the day
sale l. G.. LASH I 1,s,
TaOS. ]. WILSON. 1'S''
October 81, 1862. 43-w&swst.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF. THE PUBLIc.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED A
large TANNERY, with the advantage of steam works
90 herein certify that will deliver promrtly 10
every man his hides at the following terms sole
leather hides onethrd; upper aud harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. we will tan sole
hides Tor 40 cents pound and upper and harness
hides for so cents per pound Two miles East of the Poor
House. Randolph CouutysN C.. Hides TO be delivered 10
US At the yard or at the Depot High Point and the
leather will be delivered at the same place : =
For further particulars address $ -
3. ". &.N KIVETT.
New Market Randolph Co., NC 8
49, VI, 1881. 4s-w&sH3n.
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NOTICE.

NoRTH.CAROLINA, COURT OF EQUITY
LAURA T. CoTTeS AND OTHERS
e5 puFte.
UDURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE COURT OF
IL Equity of Wake County, at Fall Term, A. D., 1856!
IN the above entitled of Laura Cotton and Others
the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed to sell the
land and premises in the pleadngs mentioned and desc
ed on the 18th day of November next public auction.
The house and lot located in the City of Raleigh
Newbcrn street. about half mile from the business arF
OF the City and is of the most desirable places to be
found sThe dwelling house is large and commodous-
containing thirteen rooms with about Is of land al
tached having all the necessary outhouses and well Of
the finest wafer There is also fine stable lot and well
OF water on IL. Possession will be given Immediately
The sale will take place the premises commencngh
IL NJ upon credit of one year for third of the price,
Two years for another third and three years residue
OF the purchase money the purchaser entering into BOND
with Two able securities.
R. G. LEWIS, C. NJ E.
Oct 24th 1852 44-wGsWl0-
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ANDREW U. HILL AND OTHERS,
h A. COPE OTHRRS.
6AN WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER
" next, will sell at auon, the premises the tract
OF land mentioned in the pleadngs in the above cause ad
joining the lands of Wesley y. Smith, James j. Lyun g.
NJ Saunders, w Smith, deceased and Others being the
dover land of the late Frances Cope widow of Johu Cope
containing about III acres.
TERMS-A credit of months will be given with inter.
est from date K. G. LEWIS, C. NJ f.
october 20 1862 S7-w6swtd
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TIE RIGHT S8}grT-A returned prisoner who tar
ried some tinieih .sinia and acquainted himself
Of the real condition of the amy authorizes the
Savannah Republican to say that he will be one of
two hundred Georgisns to subscribe 100000 for
the relief OF suffering soldiers. This is the true
spirit of patriotism, and hope there are many to
unite In the moYemen.
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SAVE THE sCRApS

~ State Iron and Brass Works. fformerI De De NORTH
aery W pay cast iron cents per Dopng FUan
eopprbe scrap brass scrap link and For
pay the highest market price for large They will
coal VIII also receive proposals for delrsry Of char.
dred cords of wood Ue'''ering two has.
Ralsigh Sept. 10, 1852. 70
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LOST-a2o0 REWARn-

IN THE TRAIN BETWEEN RALEIGH AND HIGH
packages of money and some letters from soldiers 6 The
44fh N C. regiment, objected to their families Tbs
amount OF money in the pocket book is not precisely
known, hut some where between $500 and 81 600
will give $500 for delivery of the pocket book and CON-
tents to me, or any information that can get it.
JOHN NORRIS
Troy, Montgomery Co., Nc
Oc.: ~, lsns 4S-w&sw5tpd.
~ Charlotte Bulletin Greensborough Patriot and Sal
rSo"ry Waterman will insert the above to the amoup Of
fZe~ch, and forward bills 10 this Office
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

WyHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public that he has. in successful Opernti'P,o s
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All tnO's
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give nini .
call before Bargaining elsewhere .,d
The highest price viii be paid for old "copper" brass Sn'
zinc. .gzti@ -
- olA's opposite tue marker mousse H. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. a. 1862 ss-u&sTda'
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Oct. 10, Is
LONG HANDLE SHOyELsr

"E ARE NOW PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
w for LONG HANDLE SH0VELS, at our M.nufac-
tory in Kinston, LenOir County, N. G.. -
Farmers Railroad Companies and Miners attention i.
called to examine sample at James NJ Towles Raleigh
Oct. "a, 1852. 4s@w1svlm
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The scarcity of quinine has been SO great that a
number of remedies substitutes for Peruvian bark
have been suggested The Texas Gazette says that
simple cotton seed tea has not failed in single
instance to cure the chs, in the many cases which
occurred within its knowledge
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The Hon. J. L. NJ Curry, has given the Judge of
Probate of Taladega county, one thousand bushels
OF corn for distribution to the INDECENT families Of
Alabama soldiers. - -
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CAROLINA SALT.

IT AN NOW PRODUCING, AND KEEP CONSTANT.
Il ly on hand, the best quality of CAROLINA SALT.
Price $l2 per bushel eqsurtnssnt No order received
for less than so bushels and payment accompany all
orders THOMAS EVANS
Sept. ., 1889. s7MwSsw9mpd
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

a LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE PAID TO A RELIA.
"A BILE man. who over As and is capable of performing
military auty, with liberty oS Joining any company.
Address, C0NSt RfPT,
Greensboro n. c.
Oct. 10, 1862. 42-w&swl2tpd
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The city council of Lynchburg, has appropriated
$500 to provide fuel for the poor OF that city dur
ing the coming winter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-07
AM BUYING BEEF.

n WISH TO BUY ANY NUN 8ER,OF GOOD BEEYRs
that may be delivered to at my Slaughter Pen near
Raleigh. will pay l2S cents per pound for good beef on
the foota price high enough to induce owners to SELL
WIN. r. CRAWFORD.
hale1gh, N. u, Oct. "a. 1852. 44-YdsWSt