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C. Oar Pttshurg correspondent con-
firms the dispatches published yesterday,
lis 10 tllc movements Of Gen. Curtis's col
11inn. They arc making hasty march
across Arkansas, driving the secesh before
them, and will appear in the vicinity Of
Mtmpl;s in Time to await other orders
Meanwhile Memphis is in bad scare.
, 1862-05-10
Bullion VS.. Treasury Notes.
The Case before the Supreme Court at
0ttRwR.

{spec1al Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuoc.I
OTTAWA H., May 9. 1863,
The caee On appeal from the Circuit Court
of Szngamon county, William Butler State
Treasurer VS.. Presco Wright. Treasurer of
Sangamon county, to determine whether
Treasury notes shall be received for State
taxes, was submitted to the Supreme Court
this afternoon; Hon. Shelby H. Cullan on be-
half Of the State, Judge Stephen Z. Logan for
The county. There was no argument. It will
be some days before decision will be made,
as the Court requires that the points in the
case shall be submitted by counsel before the
case is taken into consideration.
, 1862-05-10

After Emancipation and Elucation,
the blacks ere here and cannot be deported.
They must lie elevated and brought up
from where the great iniquity has crushed
them down. Where better can the latter
work begin 1han where the Government
has Just Put forth its hand and struck the
shackles from the slaves? The passage in
the Senate Yesterday Of the bill providing
ft,r The education Of the colored race in the
District Of Columbia is 2 token Ill lovers
uf humanity will rejoice at.
, 1862-05-10
THE SURRENDER OF NEW
ORLEANS.
The Official Reports from
the Fleet.
FLhG-0FFICER FaRRAGETT 10
THE MAYOR OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Captain Esaisey's Shore Ex.
periencek,

lNlcllE4 C4epStGu IL t4SA uEa55b 4E1DuHe-t
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1862
Captains Boggs and Bailey, bearers OF dis
patches from the Federal feet before New
Orleans, are in the city, and we're received
with distinguished honor6 at the Capitol to-
day.
Capt. Bailey says higher classes and Creoles,
including creole laho1ers are for the rebellion.
The mudEills are for the Union. Walking
along the streets amid hurrals for jeff Davis
and Bcaurcgard, his coat tails OF sleeves would
be pulled by some Cnionist who TouId whis-
per his faith or would press his hand silently,
being af1aid to speak out.
Fort Livingston surrendered in the fight at
the approach Of two drifting ships. A1ovc
New Orleans there is 3 formidable raft CON-
posed Of logs wound With chains, stretching
across tho river 10 prevent Foote's coming
down, The authorities told him if they had
waited any Longer the city could not hare
been taken, as the Mississippi floating
hattcry-more powerful thnn any en-
gagged, which had been launched-would
have received her armament. Twenty
gunboats were on the stocks. Captain Baily
brings drawings By Com. Porter The Ma
nassas coming down stream looks like whale
sage her smoke stack, and flames bursting out
in several places.
Capt. Bailey, ia his official report says, after
we had passed the forts 1t was . contest be-
tween iron hearts in wooden vessels aud iron
clads with iron beaks, aud iron hearts won.
Ont of much in the official dispatches worth
quoting, take the following:
z. S. FLAG Sn1r HARTFORD, AT ANCHOR oFF}
THE CrrI OF new ORLEANS,
April 28, 1861.
To his Honor, tho !saoyor Of Nee Orleans:
Your Honor will please give directions that no
flag but that Of the United States will be permit.
ted to fly in the presence OF this eet 70 long as 1t
has the power to prevent it and as all displays oi
that k1nd may be the cause of bloodshed, I have
to request that you viii give this communication
as general circulatien as possible.
D. &. FARksrr, Flag Officer, &c.
Z. S. FLAG SHIP HARTFORD,
OFF THE CITE OF New ORLEAN7,
april u, 1864
GERERAL ORnERs.-Eleven o'clock this morning
istbc hour appointed for all officers and crewe o.
the fleet 10 return thanks to Almighty God Tor hss
great goodness and mercy in permitting Us to pasE
through the events of the last tHo days With At
little loss Of life and blood.
At that hour the church pennaut will he hotstet
on every vessel Of the feet. and their crews
bled sill In humiliation and prayer make their &C
| acknowledgements therefor to the great Dispenser Q
I human eventa. FARRAaur.
| WASHINGTON, May a-Captaiu Theodorul
| Bailey hiss srrived with dispatches to tht
| Navy Department from Flag Officer Farragut
| He brings number OF secession flags, incfud
!, ing that Of the Ghalmette regiment and tn
one which: WIS hau's:d down from Oyer tn
Nc* 011eans City Hall.
The dHtcs are 10 thy Goth uls., at whicl
time Capt. Far1agut WIS taking every mean
10 secure lie occupation Of thu forts alon
the coat by Buffers forces.
, 1862-05-10

The venom with which the pro-
slavery Journals pursue Secretary Stanton,
while they insist that nothing shall be said
against their own f:aTorites, has attracted
public attention. Stanton's ofeusc in their
eyes, is first, That he urges 4 vigorous pro-
secution If the war; and second, he has
hut little reverence for the sacred insti-
tulion,' and would knock out its brains to
save tie Union. He Is too good and car
nest Union man 10 suit such scccsh Gus
tcmcrs Is the Chicago Times. Hence their
daily tliatribcs against him
, 1862-05-10

EI~ Ii is stated positively, in letters from
Washington, ulut the Secretary Of War has
fii3ly determined to have contrabands"
uniformed, armed and equipped At the
forts captured un our Southern coast. The
orders have been issued for the requisite
supply Of arms and uniforms. The Zouayc
style Of dress has been selected, with braid
cl jackets :1ld baggy rcd trousers.
This fully confirms what we recently
published with reference to what was being
done in Gen. Hunters column. lie has
already Lis red legged black artillcrymen
In training to man the coast forts.
, 1862-05-10

E The Connecticut Legislature, in ses-
sion at New Haven, has elected Hon. Hiram
Geodwtn, of L':ehn.ld, President Of the Senate,
and Hon Jacob N. Carter Speaker Of the
Ecusc,
, 1862-05-10

8 The Girard House, Philadelphia, which
cost s1s5,oo ten years ago, has been sold for
arrears OF taxes, bringing $4,000 above
mortgage Of $1Q0, 600.
, 1862-05-10

Notice to TeacheTB---State Certificates.
The third examination Of teachers for State
certificates will be held in the city Of Spring
field, commencing st. nine o'clock 1. H., On
"Wednesday, August 9th, and continuing two
davs. For further information address the
under-;gned- NEWTON BATEalAs,
=. Superintendent Public Instruction.
, 1862-05-10
"a IL. T. I Il
WATER CURE,

On the North Side, Chicago I'LL
DE-, GULLY, 1ats 9: KenoshA GM.ca1srg.. sig g snd otasz
Gcccmnr ptat@ens ler one hundred patients ant
bosSders The best place IN tia 6esr fnr the treat
uent Il I'll disea5s EleetItity Movement Erre, E1ec
to.ChtmIca4 Batte and all otset H1zterlc agenc.es-
rat1ents boardets cau be, serommudared nth
ths North sloe s1set Cans. Connections nsse t9res w
the Iate Shore and containing about aereu acres q
land with beautiful driTea ~slSA MAXIM - osr r.
desirable aud healthy Summer Residence EtEres1uIt
csr1ulsE Dr. o Mn- GULLY, o1 the peo2r1es2sa Foat
o4'se 0oG & " Ts%T6EE % 81. B. GULLY, Psopstesozs.
apt3 u53S3w
, 1862-05-10

IoU1svuLE,May 9--One hundred aud eighty
Of Marysn's captured cavalry have arrived
st NashYilIe En- route for the North.
, 1862-05-10

To RankerH and. Capitalists.
Produce ,ute estsolt.ned In Chtcsgo, aa1 WHO'S
business cAn ncrea1e OF CApIka1 VII take in
ectiye or elent partner With sufficient cash This u
good opportunity pxsty having lerge means For
particulars address "EoEnmeIce" caEe Box 19a Chea-
20. H54Rf[2H
, 1862-05-10

TARE NOTICE.-The undersign-
L IA anxious to know the whereabouts OF hit
<Anvhttr: Baroa5s ais11: Is 5ears old. She LETT .
pI1ce on EsshtuEtOn street. eoms Hsyea NEek1 aEo amt
have Dot heard from her stact- Any conamunicsv1c1
thsul f11ly Teceveo suitably rewarded By her
{cus fns11lT. FFTEE GLADE At 2t7 E3gt WAshtngt9E-
- hefu uee n Franklin and Axrkpt Uyl4c72&9t
, 1862-05-10


Gen. Mcclellan has advanced twelve miles
beyond Williamsburg, and has had several
skir,nishes with the enemy, routing them
with heavy loss.
The embarkation Of troops for West Point
was progressing with great rapidlty, and q
heavy battle had taken place on Wednesday
forenoon, between tlle troops under Generals
Franklin and Sedgwick, md the rebels under
Lee who were enacavoring to make their way
to Richmond.
It is ea1d to have been the seEerest battle
on the Peninsula, and the rebels were totally
towards the forces under Gen. Johnston on
the Chickahominy. The whole number Of
the Federals killed aud wounded was 800.
The enemy were driven back By our gun.
boats with great slaughter. They had not
less than SO,u0o men whilst ouE whole force
was not oTer 20, 600 landed. Had it not been
for the gunboats they would havebe defeat
cd.
Deserters from the enemy report there was
great excitement at Norfolk this morning,
within few miles OF Weldon, and that the
rctel troops are eyacuating the city at all
lossihle speed. SewalIs and Fig Points,
they say, arc already abandoned and prcpara-
tions arc making to destroy ths Nary Yard
and other public property
Heavy firing has been heard in that direc-
tiun, but the particulars are not known.
Yesterday the advance guard of our caTnlry
had skirmish with the rear guard Of the
enemy, about seven miles from here.
The main body OF the enemy has retreated
across the Jcmcs River. The general impress
81 a with military men is that The rebels have
made their last stand in Virginia. For q did
tance Of some TIN miles beyond Williams
turg the road is lined With army wagons left
in the retreat Of the euemY.
LATEsT-THE MOVEMENT BEGUN.
BALTIMORE, May 9--AdEices from Fortress
| Monroe state that Sewalrs Point has been
ehe11ed and movement on Norfolk com
1nence6.
, 1862-05-10

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR.-The
l. steamer PLAEET. Capt John r: Ward Wilt
aIaay> evening, Ny lotn. At o.clock E2SGeighz
Gu. ecnfa Foot Of South Lasa!ie street,
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. H. SCRITEN, A3gertising Age'4t, 63 Dsa7-
born st., is authorized receise Advertisements for
Ibis and all the Leading hpers Of the Northeast
, 1862-05-10

THE CNnERSIGNED HAVE
i this ts5 entered into Co-pattressaip under the
n41Gc and s,rle cfnn Ciarl Co toz .hc s7aas5etaa
Fre1E h. DEPOT EeArrp!o snd North Warc. SIS
r o. l:ox III. = Cash advance5 On cups.nmsots
III ftudHee Il sore, bills Of !adlu5 ard sh 7o,1n1 Easz
JN:I- L ARR.
3SO. Il. MARSHALL
PAUL JONES.
CLIcEgc, Nay ist, 1871 MyID flusu1
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pOARD1NG.-A gentle man and
~ xtfe. a1so two single gentlemen, csa oe sccom-
IpdA1+o with de1 xblc Bnd boazd. IN pleasant
ulxcr On the e4t 5ide Ehere there are no other
bosIde1a Address Boz His, Chicago 2. D.
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the fourth Monday in Feb. and August.
Monday after the 4th Monday in March
and September,
PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS.


Arson county, the second Monday in January, April
July and October.
Ashe fourth Monday in February May August and Nov
Alexander, first Monday in March, June Sept and Dec
Alamance first Monday after the fourth Monday of Febru-
ary May, August and November
Beaufort third Monday in March and Sept and the first
Monday in June and December
BERTHE second Monday in February May Aug and Nov
Baden first Monday in Feb, May Aug. and November.
Brunswick first Monday in March, June, Sept. and Dec
Buncombe, second Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, June, September and December.
Burke eighth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June, September aud December.
Cabarrus third Monday in January, April July aad 0c
tober.
Caldwell sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Camden, Monday in March, June, September and
December.
Cartere the third Monday in February May August and
November
Caswel first Monday after the fourth Monday of March
june September and December.
Catawba third Monday in January and july and second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sep
TENDER
Chatham, second Monday In February May, August and
November.
ChOwan, first Monday in February, May August and No
yember.
Cleveland, tenth Monday afer the fourth Monday in Mar
June September and December. 80
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Curruck, the last Monday in Feb, May, Aug and Nov
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Duplin third Monday in JAM, April Jdy and October
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- = - =. ok,,ro
the counterfeit the hair line which the sgnasurSs
is Written passes across the +" in the woTu ~
and touches the tops Of the letters "or ;os
genuine, the word for is below the llne on su,va
ton Of the "fp but does not touch the .orp being
Adore them This is the only distinction we are r,
Able to describe that we think can be eomprehSenasd
by readers generally The mallet Is maze d OlAa ,Ss
the sailors 9sheveled hair is smoothed down, lle
handle On the iron box is right, and the woman's
head is in the right place An the points of diier-
ence are remedied so that only an experienced per-
son can detect them by their general appearance nSsso
.ha,o w. refnse every 90 so, and 100 of the Hoyer
{ Ludwig plates The Government has called :9
them. Let them be sent in and no more circulated
Much credit is due to Col WV. Clayton oil inc
Ga. R. R. Bank Agency, for detecting the counter
fets of the Treasury notes. de was tne tars. y. "
detect the former counterfets and also the first to
detect these The country owes him a debt oil
gratitude for his skill and vigilance in this matter
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Granville first Monday in Feb May, Aug. and Nov,
SrfsGs bPS hsSsss i sS MsE NovemSsrF
CASTOR third Monday February and A5s 0nS ember
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and St urth
asss ..s MIA i Rss a9d November
ayMood fourth Monday in March, june SEPT Jsc
ss 5 5GSF,s 4spday II Feb May de1e@Se,
Henderson; after tRefoNft An ss,er
june, September and Decehber.a ~ 70 .,Ssgn.. .ach,
iIredel third Monday IN keb May, Aug and Noyenbs,
Jones' fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in
Sept and on the last Monday January and JuIv and
Jackson, third {, Monday in March, June Sept ana Der
Lemon, nrst Mondayn January and July and tbS;,
day in March and September - "DN 'n'ro AOn
MONDAY after The fourth Monday in March and Sent d
p 1 second monday IN January, April July and r..
Mcdowell fifth Monday after the fourth nondsS w Het
June. September and December III march,
iecklenourg fourth Monday in JAM April july and ~
montgomery, first Monday Jaury April Jnly J 0ct
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MACON, second Monday in March, june Sept and DOc
nSo third Monday after the fourth Monday in March
Masn' second Monday in Feb, May; August and Nov
new dhanover second Monday in March, June Septemb
Northampton first Monday in March To- q
and December '""e' september
o0nsoT' first Monday in March, June, Sept and Der
orange, fourth Monday in Feb, May Ausust and Y
Pasquotank, first Monday in March, june Sent Wv
Perqumans second Monday in Feb, May A1g and Cec'
r pi, thTd Monday Of March, june Sept and Dec NOV
Rockingham fourth Monday In Feb Nav Ang a mHV;
Folk, tenth Monday after the fourth Mondsv v WOW
June, September and December " 'aarcn
Randolph first Monday in Feb. May Aug and Noro,,,.
Richmond third Monday in January April ur o,d
Rowan, first Monday in Feb May Aug and SoTsm 1a oet
Rutherford ninth Monday after The fourth
, Mar h, June, September and December. DOnu4y In
sampson third Monday in Feb May Aug and November
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SSaniy' second Monday in Feb May, Aug and N"vemSsr
Iy gien fourth Monday Of january april July and oc
Wake third Monday in January Nav AuS anJ S So
Washington. third Monday in Feb. Nav Sn%nS aUS "
WaGngg , nrd Monday in Feb May Aug and November
wilkes hrst Monday after the fourth Monday in Ja,
April, Jn'y and October "@' III JANUARY
wilson, fourth Monday in January April July and Oct
iahcey' ourih Monday after the fourth Monday in March
. juno, September and December =" 'aeu'
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,zlfesR spRgfrsrsSS, 7. Peysqah RI p .HsssylsA
sssSsa5 r. Nh FsfPlss SaEa 4 assas
.egMase ~ Shp. Berry, Won Patteussn@fs % Gr
PdsglQtanE-Gen. w. E, Mahn. Ns., I. -
{ PsrqaisdaS Dr.. JJ6s r. RiddfeEa ~ 10 ee 8.
!, LIZ NJ. d. @. BumpaasdIii II s.f1f sIrIsw
Z PIH-C Perkins, B. G. Ai6ritton. -
-RdndOLp6 Jonathan Worth, NJ s. Robbins i-y,+
Richn0ad- 1t Sanders N. Ingram.
Robeson-Murdock McRae Neill Mcneil.
Rocst1ghanl-W. Gillian, James Reynolds
Roodn-F. E. Shober n. N Fleming.
lpatherford-A R. BRYAN, J. b. Carpenter.
SdmPson-William Kirby, Thos. II. Holmes.
Stanly-Lafayette Greene.
Stokes-Wiiam Fynt.
Ssrry-Dr: Joseph Hollingsworth. -
IyreH-Eli Spruill.
: Uaion-C O. Lemmonds .
Wahe-William Laws, G. II. Afford. Daniel G. Fowls
Warren-Thos |. Judkins, Leonard Henderson.
Wasa'ngton-(Same as in Carteret.)
WGtaugG-Wm. Horton.
Wayne-B. B. Rives, NJ. K Crawford
WiHss-E NJ. Wellborn, A. II. Hampton.
Yadkin-A. C. Cowles.
Xancy-Lt. ii. d. Young.
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The New Consumption Act.

The following is copy of the Conscrption Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
An ACT to amend an act, entitled "An Act to provide
further for the public defepce"-approved 10th April,
1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States of America do
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
to call out and place in the military service of the Coned
crate States for three years. unless the war shall have
6een sooner ended all white who residents of the
States between the ages of thirty and for
yve years. at the time the call calls may be made
and who are not at such time times legally exempted
rom military service; such parts thereof as in his
may be necessary to the public defence such
can OF calls TO be made under the provisions and according
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THE NORTH oAhoEfA AR65a AT

to the Of the act 10 which this is amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present 70 all persons who are may here
after become eighteen years of age and when once
rolled all persons between the agos Of eighteen and forty
five shall serve their full time; Proedsd that il the Pres
dent in calling out troops into the service OF the Conied
crate States shall first call for only part nf the persons
ber herenbefee stated be for those
between the age of hryfve and any other less than
rthve provided that nothing herein contained shall be
understood repeating modifying any part Of the act
to which this is amendtory. except herein expressly
stated and proUd further that those called out under
this aud the act to which this is amendment shall
be first and Immediately ordered fill to their maximum
number companies battaous squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time The act TO further
provide for the public Defence approved 10th April 1862
passed and the surplus If any shall be assigned to
organizations formed from each State since the passage OF
that placed in organizations, to be ocered by
the State having such residue according to the laws there
o. disposed of provided by law; prouded that
the President is auhorzed suspend the execution of this
the which this is amendment, in any locality
where he may find it mpractcable to execute the same;
and that in such localities and during such suspension,
the President authorized TO receive troops into the Con-
derae service under acts passed by the Coned
crate Congress to the passage OF the act to further
provide for the public defence approved 10th of April 1852
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CHATHAM RAILROAD,
NOTICE To CONTRACToE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ the undersigned at the Company's Office in the City
of Raleigh until moor, Saturday November ], 1867,
For tile Graduation and Masonry of the middle division
extending from Pages to Lockvilfe Us miles.)
Prcftes and Specifications showing about the aggregate
amount Of work required, will be exhibited for Que week
prior to that date, at the Engineers Office in Haywood
Chatham County, and Company's Office in Raleigh.
Printed proposals will be furnished Contractors for their
filling up, and signatures.
KEMP P. BATTLE, President.
ELLwooD MORRIS, Chief Engineer.
Raleigh. Oct 10, 1852. s2-f.
~ Fayetteville Observer Charlotte Bulletin, SALISBURY
Waterman Greensbornueb Patriot and Wilmington jour
nal will copy six times and forward bills this office
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

SroSIDN ISOXs7OsSS
TBNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
II will commence on The first Monday in November
1862 and continue until The first of March ensuing s
Faculty having determined, in consideration of The Ss
of the country and the increased expense of living to %
pone the opening of the for month beyond m
usual period The will be conducted on the sans
plan, and with the same advantage to the student
heretofore.
FACULTY:
CH. BELb GIBSON, NJ D. Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUcKER, NJ. D., Prof of Theory and Practice
Medicine -,
BEVERLY R. WEXFORD NJ. d. Prof of Matera Medca 'na
Therapeutics
A. E. PEfIcoLAs. NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy.
L. s. JoYNss NJ. D., Prof of Institutes of Medicine, &C.
JAMES H CONWAY, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics, &c. -
JAMES B. MCCAw, NJ. D. Prof ofChemistry and PhaImS9
MARION HowARD, N. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, go
Demonstration of Anatomy, ~
Naturalization,
Graduation, - IL
For further information, copy Of the catalogue
dress L. s. JOYNES, M d, a..
Dean of The Faculty
Richmond, Sept 16, 1852. 75-il'P"
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RAIL ROAD STOCK FOR SALE.

an THE THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT
" being the day of the meeting of the General Assemb
at the Court House in Raleigh at II o'clock, A. NJ viii
sell Hundred and Sereatsegc shares of Stock ptbs
North Carolina Rail Road, in quantities suit purchasers
KEMP P. BATTLE IHorneI
halelgh, N u, Oct q, 1852. Std.
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Bulletin and GoldsbOro Tribune copy times and forward
bills 10 this office
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULox B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor
RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR, of Anson Private Secretary.
RUFUs II. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State
DANIEL W. CoURTs, of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WV. X. RICHARDSON, of Wake Chief Clerk.
CURTIS H. BRoGDEN, of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. W. BAN, of Wake, Clerk.
o, II. PERRY, Librarian.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT GkA'.
HAM. N. G. M

II which stands a FWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE 81
with four fire places. with double Kitchen, Staples md
other necessary Ot-houses 1t is egbly situate
contains acres Of ground, and is desirable For for
Graham is within a mile of the n. C. Railroad; rIIs
ther particulars, apply to the subscriber at HeeWER
NC. THOMAS ). FO" nntd
MebanesyilIe n c. Oct "a. 1869. s6-s'PO'
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RAILROADS, &c.

NOTICE..
Nm AND AFTER THE 5TH JANU.p&,
~ 1862 all FreightS between Weldon and CoInmh;,
Will be taken at local rates, charges will follow as Al ny
sent, and collections made at points of delivery
w. j HAWKINS Pres R. &GRR
p. C. CAMERON NCPR
WIN. JOHNSTON, C&SCRR
SoTE-A Government Freight will be shipped as bers
. Raleigh, N. G., Dec. 81, 1851 1--,f