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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-10

The signs OF Spring.-Our exchanges
many Of them, last week where congratulating
Themselves on the cheering signs Of spring
The Albany Wis Times in the northwestern
part of the State has the following;
On TIME.-Mr. II. D. PUTNAM commenced
sowing grain on Saturday last. The first in this
vicinity.
We thought the signs were first rate, and
listened with no small hopetulness to the twit-
terings OF the birds-The robin, the meadow lark,
the blue bird, the whren &C.
Our friends from the country were talking
about starting the drag and sowing long ago
on Thursday last.
The Winstead, Conn Herald, talks thus Of
the cheering signs Of Spring" in its locality:
"The tops of the houses are just beginning to
make their appearance above the snow drifts, up
in Norfolk. In some instances the second story
windows have already made their appearance
Somebody up at Mackinaw long ago as the
18th of March, wrote az follows in regard to the
signs of spring" Thewriter should give us a
correct forecast and tell what the prospects
are the 18th of April. Nyedoubt if he would talk
so hopefully:
II suppose you would like to hear how soon we
expect to open navigation here l think We shall
have all early spring, as our ice il but twelve
inches thick. which is unusual for this place, and
at the present time we are having fine weather,
which, think, will use up the ICE soon This ls
the general impression.
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Whereabouts of Wisconsin Regiment

Whereabouts of wisconsin Regiments.
The Milaraukee Sentinel of Tuesday gives the
following as the location OF the several Wiscon-
sin Regiments:
First-Tennessee, on the line of the Nash
vile & Decatur Railroad, On the march South.
Second-In McDowell's corps, Va.
Third-In General Banks corps, Edinburg,
Va.
Fourth-Ship Island, Miss.
Ffth-April 9Th, six miles from Yorktown.
m arching on ION to Richmond"
Sixth-McDowell's corps.
Seventh-McDowel's corps.
Eight--Point Pleasant, No
Ninth-Fort Scott, ordered to Arkansas to
reinforce Curtis
Tenth-General Mitchells division, on the
line of the Nashville & Chattanooga r. +.
EIeventh-Col. Harris. Do not know where
At Pilot Knob not long since.
Twelfth-On the march to New Mexico.
Thirteenth-0n the march to New Mexico.
Fourteenth-Colonel Wood. Do not know
where.
Fifteenth-Island No 10.
Sixteenth-In General Steels Brigade in Ar
kansas.
Seventeenth-St. Louis.
Eighteenth-Gen. Grants army on the Ten
nessee.
The First, Second and Third Cavalry Regi-
ments are at st. Louis supposed to be fitting
oat for New Mexico.
A number of the Wisconsin Batteries are con-
so]idateG under command of Colonel j. O. Leav-
enworth, supposed to be destined for Colorado.
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GR.VZs7EEER CK.RE.
OFFICE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,

April IULhi I6Oz.
GRAIN MARKET.-There no receipts Of grain by
wagons and only light receipts by cars The continued
bad state of the roads, PAGES perfect embargo on
business In the absence of receipts our quotations
are nominal. No. Spring Wheat may be quoted at Is
AT, No 71a73 Farley continues firm in good request,
and prime samples bring 45a50 Oats scarce and
in request for the trade which they bring 20a2l
ROvIsIoNs.-Potatoes 20a25c-Butter sa9, with
sales of prime table at 10. Eggs cts.
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TowERYILLE, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb u, lstl.
Dr. G. w Roback, Proprietor Of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, Ohio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen Of your Pills Immediately, as am nearly
out and shall lose sale if they not promptly shipped
Although this is very small place, 1 suppose you
know, enabled to send you large an order De,
most Of the physicians in This part Of the
recommend them and prescribe them in their PraeI
People wont have any pills but yours ana tney Hy
are the best for them myself when neeo
OF the kind ,,.,, ,,,.,
Last lot Of Purifier received safe and selling wen. WIN
settle with your agent whenever called upon snip care
Of o. P Martin, Prairie du Chen. ~, ,.,,.,,o
Respectfully yours NEAL MINES.
Gu. a5ysrti.eTent ia another column. 4W36.
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FOR SALE BY
WHEELER IL CLARK.
KCDOsSsG, WIS.
YORK MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

benevolent Institution endowed for the cure Of CHnoNc
DISEASES EVERY PROTECT INFAiDs PROM
oUACK ADAEHTsERs AND fPosrEHs. charges except Tor
medicine until cured ard in ofextreme poverty
sfENr No Minerals Poisonous Drugs used. me
Physicians have had long and extensive experience Jul
in private and Hospital practice. The following ere
Of the complaints which special attention IS gwen
diseases Of the Head Throat Lungs Heart ji ryons
Kidney Bladder Rheumatism Fits Cancer IIe9 L'crFV0
Affection Diseases Of the Sexual organs seminal "ea
ness Impotence Yirulent Diseases Of every haye posi-
lively cired Diseases Of FEMALE AHD ALL iRREGULAR
TIES successfully treated Kindness oh oulgu
itont panfl 0peratf0s PaJeute treated ny ebtef ny
aeni,g cement Of their Medicine sent to any
art ~ the country. Consultation free 10 ALL Address,
STAMP enclosed, Dr. J.. GRAY -. consulting fysitl4n
Ivig BRGC0fA DWAf, New York city
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Bailey u Co. having purchased the choice and
well selected stock of Groceries Of Perkins Co.. have
removed to the formerly occupied by H. Bailey,
where they will be found ready to the old pat
rons of Perkins Co.. and having added their already
large stock such articles the times demand they think
they will be able to compete with any in this line Of
business They have ia addition secured the agency Of
T. C. Spaids' celebrated Monumental Oysters, which
everybody" knows cannot be beat
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.JzK.RR R re Ed.

In Pleasant Prairie the sth inst at the house of
Amos Tru ssde, by the Rev. TERrIUs D. soUTHARTH, Mr.
z. W. SHERWOOD of this city, to Miss ELLEN II
TRUESDELL of Pleasant Prairie.
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gCottor thread is twenty-five cents spool
and friction matches are sold for one cent each
in Charleston. Coarse salt is Sl5 sack tea
S4.50 pound; bacon almost impossible to be
had at any price.
Efforts are making to build an iron-clad gun
boat, and every means is resorted to in order to
raise money. Even slaves are solicited for Of
ferings. The vessel is expected TO be ready
within a month.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Perkins Is Co. having disposed of their entire stock
to BAILEY & Co, are settling up all accounts and
demands-and those indebted to said firm of Perkins
Co., are requested to call at the Captains ONCE and set
tie Office in Bailey & Co.'s store
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THE WISCONSIN FARMER.-The April num-
Der of this first class agricultural paper, has
been a few days upon our table. Although we
are not at the present time, practical farmers,
yet we have been, in days past, and we read each
number of The Wisconsin Farmer with much
interest, and we can easily see that it is thor
oughly practical work, from which every man
who works farm or a garden can CLEAN
many useful hints, and much useful information
1t is only $l0O year. Published by Hoyt 4
Campbell, Madison, Wis.
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TIE neaisIatire Recess.

The following are the resolutions in relation to a
recess of the Legislature:
Resolced by the Senate the assembly c0ncurrtnS,
That the two houses will adjourn on Monday, the
9Th day Of April next, at 81 o'clock, and take re,
cess until Tuesday the Sd day of June next at u
O clock NJ and that no member or officer of either
house Except such members ofjOlnt committee as
NAV be specially authorized to continue their la
bors during the grecess, shall receive or be en-
titled to any pay for during such recess, or to
any mileage by reason of such recess.
Res0Iced, FURTHER, That all subordinate officers
of the senate and assembly employed by the pre-
siding officers, chief clerk and sergeaets arms,
of the two houses except assistant sergeant.at-
arms and one assistant clerk to each house,b dis
CHARGED from further attendance upon the leglsla-
ture fl ON and after the 9TH day of April next.
ResOlUed further, That no buliness be received
in either house after the 9TH day of April next.
Resolced further, That the Legislature shall fin
ally adjourn on the 18th Gay of June next.
The vote in the senate on the adoption OF these
resolutions was as follows:
AYEs-Senators Cate, Cole, Flint, Hicks, Hudd,
Humphrey, Joiner, Kelsey, Ke0gh, Mitchell,
PRATT. Quentin, Spooner, Z. o. Thorp, and Ulley
Is.
NoEs- Senators Bartlett, Bean, Browne, Clarke,
Font. Hazelton, Hay, Hoykins, Kingston, Mont
gomry, Rich, II. $. Thorp, Wilkins, and Young
IA.
The political classification Of the vote in both
houses is
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-10

WARRINGTON, April 9.-Secretary Stanton in
an official war bulletin order, gives thanks for
recent great victories over rebels and traitors
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LAW VBCE.

III INTEND TeCOInIntnU6
"A for this purpose shall attend the Court of Appeals,
Circuit Court of the United States at Frankfort the Cir
cult COURT Of the United States at Columbus in Ohio and
Legin gton, TX 9TH June, 1920, 646-Sw.
The Argus is small 5-column sheet printed
on thick, hand laid paper
The next relic in point of age is The Green
Riosr Correspondent published at Bowling
Green, Kentucky, dated February y, 1926
four-column sheet, printed weekly, ON what
would be called at this time, good quality OF
wrapping paper. The terms We're So year,
to be paid in advance, with the addition of 20
cents for every three months delay" 1t has
"late foreign news of the Goth November, pre-
yious. There are very few short items, the en-
tire inside being filled up with two or three long
communications. A new Court of Appeals had
Just been established by the Legislature, OF
which Francis P. Blair was appointed Clerk
This new Court was the occasion of long wind
ed complaints by two er three correspondents.
Among the editorial items is the following
We have no news from Congress, except
various reports that Mr.. Adams is to be Presl-
dent. Last Wednesday was the day appointed
by law Tor making choice IN the II. OF hepre-
sentatives, and we shah probably hear the result
in two weeks or less"
That was before the days of Railroads and
Telegraphs. What would we think at the pres
ent day of waiting about three for weeks i'm
portaut news from Washington.
The next is The Lexington Observer and Ken
tucky Reporter, published at Lexington, KY,
dated October II. 1882. This is good sized,
well printed paper aud we'll filed with the cleo
tioneeiing news of the day. The canvass was
then at It's height, between Gen. Jackson and
Henry Clay, for The Presidency. Tile Observer
md Reporter was the advocate of Henry Clay
and PITCHES into the " Hero of New Orleans y
with an unsparing hand. Uunder its editorial
heal is
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-10

IN THE SENATE.
AYES republicans, s democrats.
NAYs--l2 republicans, 2 democrats.
IN TIE HOUSE.

YEAS republicans, IS democrats Union.
NAYs-25 republicans, 7 democrats, Union.
1t will be seen that large majority of tho demo
cratic members voted for the recess. This Is in pur
suance of the general policy of that party of max
ing the present legislature as odious as possible
and throwing the responsibility upon the repubh
cans for party uses hereafter. The people should
remember this fact, and when the legislature is ar
raigned for its misconduct and shortcomings, let
the blame rest where it belongs.
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IMPORTANT TO FEmALES!!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS :!
DIR, CyIEESEAzAN'S PILLS 2!
rue uEALTn AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Il continually in peril is mad enough to neglect
maltrea those sexual Irregularities TO which two-hrds OIL
her sex are or less subject
Dir. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the same for
mua which the entOr, CORNELIUS L. CHEESEHAH a. u,
New York has for twenty years used IN an
extended private practice-uRedlatey FeneYe without
pain all disturbances Of the perio dsshaT2
arising relaxation oppression Ihey act IKE cha
removing the pains that accompany dmcut Or
rate struation the only safe and reliable RENE
dy for Fushes Sick Headache Pains in te on5 Back ana
Sides PaIptaon Of the Heart Nervous IremOrs y5terc
Spasms Broken Sleep and other pleasant ana
affects Of an condition Of sexual iunctohs
In the worst FI0r Minus WiJcs, they enecC
speedy
To wives and MGtrons.
DR. CHEEsEM ANS PILLS are offered the only safe
means Of renewing interrupted Jnensjruatioh' nut
LADIES MUST BE.4R IN MIND
That on that Uery account if taken when the interruption
arises from they viii inevitably prevent M
expscte ed events, Tins CAUTION IS .8BSOLDIELI
NECESSfRY for such is the tendency Of the rms W re-
store the original functions Of the sexual organization tA@
they inevitably the process Oh gestatloh .,
Explicit directions stating when they should 20 usGd WIN
each box-PTfce One DOtGT each Boz confirming ~ Pis
valuable Pamphlet be had free, Of the Agents, ls
sent Ly naa PROMPTLY by enclosing price 60 che Agent sou
- Proprietor, 70 Cedar st. view YORK
Sold in KenGsha BY +. ROBIN SON
And Druggists Everywhere
Solo IN w C41o"So AZ Man LORD SMITH.
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oNATIoNAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
II EN- RY CLAY,
Of Kentucky.
FOR vICE-PREsIDET,
JOHN SERGEANT,
or Dnlala caLLlLtalfIf

The electioneering of that day was very Sim
liar to what we see now days. 1t seems that
Gen jackson had just visited Lexington on r
Presidential tour, and that was made great
handle of by his political enemies.
The main point in these old papers, is their
loyalty to the Union and the Constitution.
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To wives and 1ratrons,
r,l,n,nn,.rr1n nrauford % Wis Eel
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.

See Advertisement another column. Cut 1t out and
send 70 the Medicine at once
BEWARE or COUNTEREELTS. 2m4o
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Armay correspondence.

PITTsBURG LANDING, Tenn. |
April LIST, 1882.
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Try these medicines, and you will never

Try these medicines and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors who have used them,
and they viii say they are
Cocoa MeNAcAvc&,
and you should try them before going for
physician.
I Get a Pamphlet or Almanac Of my loca.
agent and read tbc certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
NO\NOE NO vEAOvo.
As proof that the Blood Purifier mud Pills are purely
vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chem
lists Professors Chiffon Of r. 49, aud locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pull
iished in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time TO
time
Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle, IS per halfdozcB. scandinavian Veg
et4ble Blood Pills, p cents per box or Ncs for -
Principal Office and Sdesroom, No. E7st Fourth st.,
% Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory,
No. Is Hammond Street.
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We are permitted to make the following ex-
tract from letter from member of " Wiscon-
sins Model Regiment to his parents in this
city:
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p. s. When we returned we belabored the
Chaplain Of the 18TH Pa He told us that wick.
ed Capt MoGovern, an Irishman no doubt, misled
him. Thus it goes
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TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c.
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n. C.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS OITY.
TRACTS OF FOUR PAGES.


a.. TRACTS OF FOUR PAGES
Voice from Heaven Don't Put it Off Self Dedication
to God, Private Devotion The A-Suficiency of Christ
The Act of Faith Motives to Early Pety The Sentinel Are
You Preparedf Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal
the Young, by Rev James McGready, Come and Rest By
Rev. Ryle, The New Year, The Great Gathering Low
est Thou Me- The French Soldier, Are You Ready, The
LifePreserver, The Precious Blood of Christ How
Soldier was Saved My Spirit shall not Always Strive by
Rev. J. Fowes, The Improvdent Traveller. by Re-.
VIM. j. Hoge. d. D., Soldiers Conquer Your Great Ens-
N.Y. by Prof W. H. Oven Where the Christians in the
Army? BY lady ofN. G., Who will Show US any Good
Should Do Unto Thee' by Rev; VIM J. Hoge, D. D.,
What Can Do? by' Rev. T. V. Moore, d. D., Sunshinet
BY Rev. B. Price, The Sinner and the Saviour, Gospel
Showers by Rev. ]. c. Hden To Christian in the Army,
BY Rev. T. v Moore, D. D., Liquor, &C. BY Physician,
Where are You Going? Do You want a Friend!
TRACTS OF EIGHT PAGES.
Casting Our Burden on the Lord by Rev JOS H. Atkin
son, The Soldier, Mothers Parting Words to her Sol
dier Boy Individual Effort, Christ in You, by Rev c. F.
Deems, d. d., Christs Gracious Invitation. Why Will Ts
Die! by Rev. A. n. Poindexer, d. D. Don't Swear, by
Seelsy, D. D., Advice to Soldiers by Rev VIM. Royal.
Shiloh BY Rev. j. L. Burrows D. D., In Camp, by Rev.
VIM. F. Broadus D. D., Suerngs Of the Lost by Rev. J.
H. Martin The Sick and the Physician by Rev. J. c. Long
TRACTS SIXTEEN PAGES
Your Souls 1t Safe Gail to Prayer, by Rev. J. G.
Rye The Great Day of Wrath and OF Glory BY Rev. Jno
s. Long, The Centurion by Rev. Thos. E. Skinner, God
the Gver of Victory and Peace by Rev. JOS Atkinson
TRACTS OF THIRrf-rwo PAGES .
Come to Jesus BY N. Hail. The Bible Atheism, by J..
Randolph Tucker, Esq, The Soldiers Pocket Bible,
The Soldiers Text Book, by Rev. j. r. Macduh, D. D.,
4s pages; Hymns for the Camp, lzs pages.
tenders free of freight Since June lst 1861 We have sent
WM j. W. CRowDER, Agent.
P.S-We are also binding $4,000 copies of the Tssa.
ciety of the Confederate States. %,
Raleigh, Oct IL, 1862. ss-M
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EAGLE HOTEL.CHAPEL HILL.

iUNHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY so GENERALLY
known throughout the Southern States, in connection
WIN the University and its management for twenty years
y Miss Nancy Hiiard and recently by the subscriber is
now TOR sale on accommodating terms So fair oppor-
raGeiy presented.
buildings are extensive and cOmmodiOus the grounds
a Stable lots spacious and well enclosed and the stable
ana Sulbudngs in good repair No similar property in
Carolina has probably during long series of years
yielded larger return the OUTLAWS or promises in the
n9d OF an efficient manager airer in future
IS offered for sale because paramount public engage.
viii not permit the proprietor TO give the aten-
Noh which so extensive establishment requires
October 25th 1862. s7-I8tI
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH.cARO.
- LIMA.
A PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS, IN ORDER TO STOP, IF POSSIBLE,
w the wicked system of speculation which is blight
ing the land and prevent the production of famine and
distress in the midst of plenty the Legislature of North
Carolina BY joint resolution thereof ratified the 22d
embargo upon the expectation from the State of certain
articles OF prime necessity except to certain persons and
Now, therefore l. zEBULON B. VANCE, Governor
OF the State OF Carolina do issue this my prooama
ton orbdding all persons for the space of thirty days
from the date hereof from carrying beyond the limits Of
atoes shoes leather hides CLOTH and yarn
wooden cloth The following persons are alone to be eI-
All Qnartermasters and Commissaries Agents of the
Confederate Government and of any State of the Ccneder
acy exhibiting proper evidence of their official character
also all Agents any county district corporation
Of other States who shall exhibit satisfactory proof their
authority to purchase such articles in behalf of such
distribution at cost and transportation for or
profit also all persons who make oath before the
nearest Justice Of Peace the articles purchased are
Tor their own private and not for resale before they
are removed also abpesons residents who may have
bought such articles before the date hereof The excep
on to extend to salt made Dy nonresidents the
Of our ports from abroad
Any Of said articles haS may be stopped in trdnsitu
from our borders are to be conscaed To the of the
State.
Until further order the Colonels of Militia in the
different counties eujOned that this proenma-
tiOn is enforced
Not intending desiring prevent the people of our
sister States from sharing with citizens whatever
we caa spare but to repress speculation so far may be
possible earnestly appeal all good citizens to aid and
sustain me IN the enforcement of this proclamation for the
common good.
49, In witness whereof, ZEBULoN VANCE. Cover
IL nor, Captain General, and Commander-in- Chief,
- hath signed these presents and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at our City of Raleigh this 2sth day of November
A d. 1852 and In the year Of our Independence the sth
z. b. VANCE.
By the Governor:
K. h. BATTLE, Private .Sec-eturv. .... .-.
Raleigh, Nov. 18th, 1862. 9s-at
20 All papers in the State will copy twice.
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FIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND FOR
SALE.

r HAVE FOR SALE EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF
fna land living within three and half go miles of
1drson Granville County. North Carolina, one.t third
(which is cleared which produces remarkably well to-
Sco wheat corn and oats end situated in the Immediate
ShorbC cd of good mills-gris and saw. The bottom
S rduces eaal to any land in this country The en-
s bIautaton has b,eu recently put under good fence,
md IN tine condition for cultivation. There is upon the
taon an overseer's house and cabins for thirty
IT. negroes with corn cribs stables lumber house, &c
There are four hundred barrels of and thirty thou
md nounds of fodder which will also sell to purchaser
InT one wishing the plantation can do so by call
ina; nnon Mrs Renn who lives upon the premises, and will
tnSe pleasure IN showing it. For further particulars ad
dress me at Manson Postofice, Warren County, C.
ue' nv JOHN Z. JONES.
~ oz 1880 95-lm-
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COMMITMENT, &c.

NOMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
~ a negro who saws his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs Capt. William Smith, of the 9th
regiment n c. t. and that he resides in Petersburg
Va Said boy says at he put the at Sails
bury N. c. BY his MASTER and by accident they be
separated and he the said boy, was taken up and
committed as a runaway.
Also another negro, calling himself HENRY BROOKS;
saws be Free and that he is from Wayne County N c.
and bound to Ben Herring Of said county now dead
Said boy is bright mulatto, about 81 years old
Notice is hereby given that the owner come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
or they will be dealt with as the law directs.
W. II. HIGH, Sheriff
Oct. IA, 1852. s8-tf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
CHAPEL HILL.

II OFFER FOR SALE THE LARGE BRICK DWELL
IL ing House in Chapel Hill known the Hunt property,
situated the College Avenue, near the residence Of Dr.
Jones.
The house is of stories with rooms and SIX
6repsces 1t has been we'll constructed 1t would be
very desirable place for family wishing to reside in Chapel
Hill for private Boarding House There is an excel
lent well of water with the usual number of outhouses
The Lot contains about four ::
This Real Estate will be offered at Public Auction, IN
Chapel Hil Thursday, the 18th of December 1862.
Terms made known at the sale.
Mr. ID. Tily of Chapel Hl will take pleasure in show
ing the property to those who may wish to examine the
same. IRA BECkWITH.
Dec 2, 1862 s7-5tpd.