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Corpl M A Edwards, in shoulder; privates G D
Brown, in thigh; Bartlett, in thigh j Kirk
patrick in shoulder; j L Kimbrell, in hand; A
Backwelder, in arm F A Hawkins, in leg; and T
NJ Marks, in arm.
Company Capt L a Hunt, Commanding
Killed-Corpl Thompson. Wounded-Sergeant W
Rainey, in leg; Corpl Long, in shoulder; Corpl
Gordon. in shoulder; privates j. Raney, in hand !;
John Hendrick, in shoulder; James Phelps, in leg.
Missing-Corpl Stanfeld.
Company D.-Captain Rogers, Commanding
Killed-none Wounded-Capt Rogers, in leg;
Sergt Terrell, in shoulder; Corpl Featherston, in
leg; and private David Lee, in thigh.
Company E.-Lieut 7 Martin, Commanding
Killed-R Clendenen. John A Long and W
Sutton. Wounded-Sergt Jos Long, in hand
Sergt NJ Patterson, in leg; privates VIM King,
in thigh; r Adams in abdomen and supposed
to be mortally; James Gillian, in thigh, and left
in the hands Of the enemy. ~.
Company Capt George Foster, Command
-killed-John w Leach. Wounded-G G Ma
son, in hand privates Kerfuse, severely in thigh
VIM Monday in shoulder; Dan'l Vlnegum, in foot /;
and James Mills, in foot. Missing-Corporal A
Nail.
Company G.-Lieut R Atkinson, Commanding
Killed-none. Wounded-Corpl Alison, in hand );
privates B Williams, in side; and R Staten, in
chest Missing-Privates j r Medford, NJ At
kinson, Whitis and Robt Bell.
Company H-Leut j G Joyce, Commanding
Killed-Lieutenant Joyce and Sergeant W Carter
Wounded-Privates N H Dalton, in groin NJ
Wall, in shoulder; E + Scales, in leg. Missing
Privates Terry and David Watson.
Company Captain G Glenn, Commanding
Killed-Capt Glenn aud Sergt Smothers. Wound
ed-Color Sergeant W Jones, in thigh private
Smith Wilson, in knee Missing-Sergeant Abner
Neal.
Company K.-Lieut R L Watt Commanding
Killed-Sergeant Hornbuckle and private Peyton
Chambers. Wounded-Privates N Gregory, in
leg and hand; Thomas LOFTS, in chest; L Lore,
in hand; and Jesse Amos in hand. Missing
Sergeant A Chance, privates Jones, Geo W
Ware, 0 Thacker aid I Chance.
RECAPIrULATIoN
Whole number of Killed. Is
Wounded, 81
90 Missing, Is
Total loss, 80
The regiment began the fight of the 14th with
two hundred and twelve men, and that of the 18th
with still more reduced number
w. S. WILLIAMSON,
A. Adjt Of Regt.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

hN THURSDAY, 10Th OF NOVEMBER NEXT WE
" will SELL on the premises LOT in Forestvile con-
tanning two The Improvements consist of one large
and commodous Store House, sufficiently roomy and well
arranged for business house aud faily residence with
necessary oulhouses crib stable and good garden with
we'll of delightful water. There is alse another store
house on the lot beautifully situated, and well arranged
fer business house with good CELLAR and houses
that can be used for various purposes To any one des
ros of getting delightful situation that may be improved
for various purposes, situated the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad, aud within mile of Wake Forest College
this lot presents inducements that will not again be offered
The community are justly celebrated for their sobriey and
desirable.
We also SELL at the time and place. (and should
the bidders prefer will offer both togeher two of
wooded land, the Raleigh Road, ono mile below Forest
vile.
TERMs-Cash or satisfactory bond, with interest from
date MICHAEL THOMPSON,
JNO. Al. CRENSHAN
Executors of w. Crenslaw
ucL Is, 1867. 4t-wt,
The Register and Biblical Recorder copy tLree times
weekly and send accounts to this Office.
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, PAYMENT OF STATE BOUNTY DUE DE-
CEASED SOLDIERS.

Executive Department, North.Carolina,
ADJUrAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
RALEIGH October 18th, 1862. J
General Orders.
uyHE Following REGULATIONS ARE PUBLISH
ed for the information of those persons wishing to
draw bounty of deceased soldiers in accordance with an
ordinance of the Convention ratified the 22d day Of Feb
ruary, 1852:
l. The payment of bounty the representatives OF de-
ceased soldiers based upon the certificate OF the Com
handing officer of the company, who will state the time OF
the enlistment of the soldier the date of his decease IN
service the amount of bounty already paid by the state
and the company and regiment to which he belonged
2. The claimant will make affidavit before Magistrate
that be or she is the next of kin to the
to the provisions of the foregoing ordinance OF the Conven
ton and that there is other person entitled to make
claim The affidavit of the claimant must be sustained by
that of dsnteested witness that the facts stated are
correct within his knowledge and that he has no IN
terest in the claim. The Magistrate administering the
oath will certify to the credblty of the Witness and the
is authorized and acting Magistrate.
3. If the claimant claimants be minors, payment will
be made to the guardian upon the production OF the pro
per certificate under the seal Of the Court of his appoint
men and the sucirncy of his bond-the claim to be
ed by him in other
bounty of fifty dollars deductnq the bounty that
may have been previously paid, is due all persons who
may have volunteered for three years the and /"
all persons mustered into continued in service under
the provisions of the CONSUMPTION act.
By order of Governor VANCE:
]. G.. MARTIN,
Adiutant General
Oct. 81, 1862. ss-St
5 All papers in the State please cspy three times
send COPIES of paper and bill to the a. G.. office.
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The following letter which purports to have been
written by Gen. Scott, has appeared in the papers
North and South, without calling in question its
authenticity. We give it as part of the history
Of the times:
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1861.
DEAR SIR:-Hoping that in a day or two the new
President will have happily passed through all per-
sona dangers and find himself installed an honored
successor of the great Washington, with you as
chief of his Cabinet I beg leave to report in wri-
ting what have before said to you orally this sup
plement to my printed "views" dated IN October
lasD on the highly dlsortered condition Of our $50
late) happy anu glorious Union.
ITO meet the extraordinary exigencies of the
times, it seems to me that ain guilty of no AFRO
gance in limiting the President field of selection
to one of the four plans of procedure suhjoincd.
l. Throw off the old and assume a designa-
tion-the Union party. Adopt the conclliatory
measures proposed by Mr.. Crittendcn or the peace
convention-and, my life upon it, we shall have no
new case of secession; but, on the contrary, an
early return of many if not ALL of the States which
have already broken off from the Union. Without
some equally benign measure the remaining slave
holding States will probably join the Montgomery
Contcleracy in less than sixty days, when this city
being included in foreign country, would require
permanent garrison Of at least thirty five thousand
troops to protect the Government within II.
q Collect the duties on foreign goods outside the
ports of which this Government has lost the COM
mand or close such ports by act Of Congress and
blockade them.
3. Conquer the seeded States by invading armies
No doubt this might be done in two three years
by Young and able general Wolfe, a Desaix or
a IIoche, with three hundred thousand disciplined
Understanding third for garrisons, and the loss
of yet greater number by sklrmishes, seiges, bat
ties and Southern fevers. The destruction of life
and property on the other side would be frightful,
however perfect the moral discipline of the invaders
The conquest completed at that enormous waste
of human life to the North and Northwest with at
least two hundred and fifty million dollars added
thereto, and cui bono Fifteen devastated provinces,
not to be brought into harmony with their con.
querers, but to be held for generations, by heavy
garrisons at an expense quadruple the net duties
or taxes which it would be possible to extort from
them, followed by protector or an emperor.
4. Say to the seeded States-~ayward sisters
depart in peace.
In haste, remain very truly yours
WINFIELD SCOTT
HoN. WIN. H. SEWARD, &C., &C., &c"
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HORSE TAKEN HID

VHyAKEN Up AND Now IN MY PossEssIoy
IL STRAY HORSE, on Thursday last. The horse Is q
large bay, with black and TAIL two hind feet whi,s
with white places on his back under the saddle He has,
also scar on his left wither He is about feet or
inches high, and about years old The owner must con
forward, prove his property, and pay charges once
NJ ID. HOLLOWAY
wake TO-, Oct Zo, lehZ 4f-wjtpl,
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MARREED,

On the 2sd October the residence of the brides moth
er, by Rev. John :. Long, of Raleigh. Lieutenant K.
WILLIAMS of Camp Holmes, N. c. and Miss PAULINE 8.
JEFFREYs Of Wake County, Il C..
~ Biblical Recorder and Wilmington Journal please
copy
In Chapel Hill Oh the 18th October, 1862, by Rev. Mr.
Jenkins FELIX TASKER<LY Esq, OF Livingston, Ala aud
MISS FRANCES ADELE daughter of s. NJ Barbee Esq, Of
Chapel Hill. N. C.
At Lexington, N G., on the 2Sth October, 1862 Miss
FASNE BoSsAL of Virginia, and Mr. CHARLts BEARpsLEr,
of Washington ID. G..
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NOTICE.

W AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w jail OF Randolph County, Nor,h-CaroIina on the
9Th day of Ueuber Iai2 runaway save who says bis
name Is HENCE. and that he belongs 10 John Thomas
Mebane OF Bertie County, Norti-Car"na The said slave
Is black five e. six inches HIGH and appears 10 be about
tWenty.one years old The owner is requested IL come
forward, prove property pay all charges and take him
away as he will be disposed of as the law directs.
B. I. STEED Jailor.
Oct. IS, 1862. 4i-wGn.
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TAKEN UP.

A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF pFpsor
"a County, Norih-Carona the ,sh day of Oc,oh'N
1852, nsgro ELLICh, vino says he belongs to Ds,i
Holly, Of Chg"sn couay, c., and hired to work ou
the Piedmont Railroad. Said boy is medium in ha;t.
very black, aged j. or ~ years, square built and has
large scar under his right eye.
The owner is hereby requested to forward rroro
property pay charges and take him away, he will be
dealt with according to law We
WILLIAM Il. SMITH, Sheriff
Roxboro, Oct. 81, 1862. 43-w,S
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Oct. %, 1869.
S25 REV ARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON OR
IA about the 18th september, negro boy named
CHARLES. He is about feet inches black complexion
and about 30 ri years old high cheek bones and rather
small eyes He is raj her slow of speech when spoken to.
will give the above reward for his delivery NE;
will give SIS for his apprehension that may get him.
JOHN l.. BANKS.
Clayton N. c., Oct. II, 1852. 4S-w3pd.
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BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE.

TENHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID FOR
II BEEF Cattle delivered To the undersigned, he will
accommodate farmers by going after them where he
get drove Of from =! to leo, if far by notifying
him. He will of go greater distance in proper.
ton to The number offered.
Address, THOMAS YOUNG
Carey. n c.,
Ten miles west of Raleigh.
Ocs 10, 1852. 42-wlmpd.
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NOTIEE.

NOTfCE.
W. AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL OF
w Randolph County, NurllCarolna. the 10th of
September lss2 negro slave, who saws his name is u
GUSTUS, and that he belongs Dr. Henry Willie of
Gainesville, Gates County Nor b Carolina The said me-
gro is five feet three inches high black. appears be
about forty years ofage.
This notice is request the of said slave to
forward prove property cha ges and take him away
or he will be disposed of as the law directs
B. F. STEED, Tailor.
ASHORE, y. G., Oct IA, 1882. 42-w6m
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J COURT OF PLEAS AND
: Quarter Sessions, 0cto'
J Der Term, 1862.
MTORTH.CAROLINA
lN Catawba County.
j. d. CALDWELL, Admir-. of !
WILLIAM DANDY, |
; Petition for sale Of land.

CATHARISE DANDY, ct al,
Heirs at law of WM. handy
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Eli
johnson and wife Catharine two of the efen in this
case reside beyond the limits of this State is there
fore notion ordered by the Court that advertisement
be made for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh Naal
ard. paper published in the City of Raegh, Notifying
the said defendants Of the filing of this petition and ha
unless they appear at the next term of this Court 70 s
Newton, the Sd Monday in january 1863, and answer
the petition, the will be taken pro concsso and hea'u
&c P.rte them.
Witness, NJ Cline Clerk of said Court at oiic'
in Newton, the I'd Monday in October, 1867.
~ l.. CLINE c. c. C.
Oct IS 1852 (nr adv 81 s9l<) 44-wit
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SC5 REV Apn

r WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR A
Il TRUNK mared Surg. Maj T. L. La.a,er, Pi,,sboro'
3ath regiment n. c. t. if safely delivered to the Express
ONCE IN Raleigh Said Trunk lost about the 18th Of
last March, where the line of the Central Railroad
W. G. UPCHURCH
Raleigh, N. c., Oct 2e 1852 44-w4lnd.
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Those reported missing, were such as went into
action, and cannot be further accounted for. As
but few were taken prisoners, it is thought that
the rest were either killed or severely wounded.
JOHN VAN BOKKELEN.
LIST 1t & a. A. Sd N C.
Sept 9th 1862.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN
"a day the a6th Of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is Of whitish yellow complexion about
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair,
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to at
Prospect Hill, Caswel County, confined in any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARHEN.
CaSwell Co., March d. 1862. l2-wtf
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NOTICE.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF YADKIN COUNTY,
~ as runaway, negro man, who says his name il
MILES, and that he belongs to Dr. Lewis Miller of Kin.
ston. n g. and was hired to N A. Boyden of Surry Co.
SAID negro is blacs large bony fellow, with whisksrs
scar near the light eye and about 30 years old.
Notice is hereby given that the owner come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away or lie will
be dealt with as the law directs.
S. T. SPEER Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1862 45-w6m.
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NOTICE..

NORTH:CARcLINA,t IN EQUITY, FALL
IN Nash County. Term, ISG2.
Under decree OF the Court made in the matter Thos
B. Bunting and Others Jonathan Bunting and Others
shall sell Saturday the 22d day of November next on
the premises credit of 2. "a and months the tract
of land mentioned in the pleadugs and known as the VIII
lie Bunting land, situated in Nash County, between Hill.
liardston and Nashville.
and ouhouses and is of fair quality for farming
More precise terms wi be made known day of sale
N. W. ARLINGTON, JR, c. NJ. f.
Oct. 81, 1862. 43-wlm
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AN OVERSEER.

YHNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN AT THE
q business for several years. be employed as an
OVERSEER on early application. live five miles west Of
Raleigh. JEREMIAH WILLIAMS
Wake Co.. n. c., Oct %. 1862. 44-wgtpd.
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DIVIDEND NO. 1os.

DIVIDEND NO. lO6.
Bank of Cape Fear,l
WILMINGTON, Oct. o. 1852.
A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT HAS BEEN DE-
~ clared by this Bank, payable the Stockholders
the LIST of November next
J. G. BURR Cashier.
Oct. 81, 1862. 45-w&sw3t.
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NOTICE TO GARNIsHEEs,
CONFEDERATE STATES COURT,
District of AlhemarIe.

District of AlbemarIe,
ROCKY MOUNT. N. G., May 20, 1862
ssnRDERED THAT TEE CLERK OF TilIs COURT
" cause notice to be given in the Raleigh Register,
the n. c. Sadrd and the State .ourna weekly Tor four
weeks preceding the of this Court to all persons
who have been garnsheed this District appear at the
next term and answer make such garnshmens or urth-
proceedings will be had to compel answers"
JOS. RAMSEY, Clerk.
Oct. II, 1862. 43-w4t
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NOTICE..
w. TROLLINGER, OF co.

MY SON, JOHN w. TROLLINGER, OF co.
IvH /, 57th Regiment n e.. Troops, having been adj
vertised by Lieut. A W. Howerton of said company
deserer take leave TO that he deserter and that
the fact that he sick at the time IN the hospital at
Salisbury must have been known TO the said Howerton-
have certificates in my possession from physicians in
good standing show that is too sick to return to
his company. He will do SO aShis health is suf.
fcently restored. JOSEPH J. TROLLINGER
Aamance Co., Oct. q, 1852. 43-w3tpd
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BLUE STONE FOR SALE

r HAVE ON HAND 100 LBS OF BLUE sTo.r
Il which will sell to farmers others who desr,
]. A. MCDONALD, p. NJ
Oct. %, 1852 4.E~sU,'
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW Mill. pon
SALE.

z WILL SELL THE TRACT OF LAND ON WILLOW
reside 10 miles southwest of Raleigh, containing 30
the premises comfortable houses and convenient b W
On the land is No. STEAM SAW MILL, and nS.,
OF long leaf pine timber. This will be sold either WIN; ny
without the land GEO. W. ATkiNS"NNor
Oct IS, 1862. a. "a:
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE A LOT OF FOUR ACRES OF
dwelling house with seven rooms, each with fire place,
good kitchen, office dairy smoke house, crib, grapa
ry ice house, stables, &c. Also, choice collection of
fruit trees
Adjoining the fore going is tract of hundred and
eleven acres of good land, which will also sell.
If not sold privately before the l4th November next,
will on that day sell the said property in the town OF
Franknton a: public sale.
For the foregoing property will take fair price.
Address J. b. WINSTON,
Frauklinton. n. C. :
Oct. 2S, 1869. 44-w3t.
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MULES AND HORSES AT AUCTION.


NMTILL BE SOLD, AT THE COURTHOUSE IN
w Raleigh, ON Monday of next November Court, two
MARES and six seven head of MULES Terms made
wishing to purchase horses and mules Also two road
wagons and one log wagon.
Those indebted 10 will please call and settle by cash
NOTE
PENNY, BRIGGS & co.
October 81, 1862. 43-wtd
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PROCLAMATION.

a LII MEMBERS OF COMPANY d, ETH REft
n ment n. Z. Troops, now absent will within four
weeks after the publication of this order report Their
company either by surgeons Certificate person, 9TH
erwise they will be published as deseriers.
j. q. HESTER. LIST It, Commanding
Company D, 18th " c Reg.
Oct. 2s, 1862 4l-w6t
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.
TWO SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSES AND
Il handsome lots for sale. The lots adjoin each other
and front the campus. Also 10 land which is
good meadow in connection with lot for sale Aso
acres, which two meadow, good spring and
barn. within $50 yards and offered with the other The
above property be had at COST if application be made
Immediately. Come and see for yourself.
J. L. WRIGHT.
Sept S, 1852 37-wtf
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List Of Casualties in the 1871 n. C. Reoimen

List Of Casualties IN the 1871 NJ C. Reqiment
4" Batttes Of Boonsboro' and SharpsJurg, fought
on the l4th and l7tA Of September.
Field Officers Wounded-Leut Col T. Rufin,
dr. Commanding, wounded twice in the hip and
once in the arm, all slight; Lieut. Cavalier, Act
ing AdJutant, wounded severely in left arm.
Company A.-Capt E Withers, .Command'g-
killed-2d Lieut. H B Fowler and private N r Kerr.
Wounded-Corpl W II Walden, in thigh; Corpl Jas
Poteat, in leg; Corpl Felix Neal, in leg and arm;
private Henry Maynard, in hip; VIM Il Hatchett,
severely in arm and chest; Jas T Corbitt, in hand ;
Calvin G Lee, in arm; Fitzgerald, severely !;
VIM Walters, in leg; VIM Kennon, in arm; and
John Davis, in shoulder. Missing-Serg't John G
Lee.
Company B.-Lieut S B Alexander, Command.
lng-Killed-R G Tieer and private Chas Lieber.
man. Wounded-2d Lieut. Robertson, in thigh !;
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S25 REWARD.

s25 REWARD.
FUlHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
n the apprehension, get him, of my negro man
PHIL Lie left me in camp near Raleigh, at Camp Man.
gum the 4th of April last, Said Phll is between 81 and
50 years of age, feet 10 inches high weighing pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing free
ty,N.C JOHN d. MOORE
Sept Q, 1852. S7-w3nipd.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EA7ILL BE SOLD, IF NOT DISPOSED OF PRI-
Ss FATELl, ON Wednesday, the 18th of No
vcEiber, to the highest bidder at Wake Forest College,
Inc beautiful residence whereon | now reside The lot
wv.' improved having large and convenient dwelling
A. c"hlaIning large parlor, sitting room and bed cIam
Der. AID two halls below four bed above 1t
aiso has good basement for dining the uli length
ot the building, and excellent dry cellar There is on
the premises all excellent well Of water, good Kitchen
servants houses, barns Stables &c also, line selection
of grape vines, beirng weland fine selection Of the
mos: choce Apple, Peach, and other fruit trees.
This property offers inducements to purchasers
than any property offered for sale in this country
As money is PLENTIFUL the terms will be CASH. ! will
take pleasure in showing the premises any desiring
to examine It, For particulars. inquire of address Maj
w: u. Jones, who is my authorized agent at Forest.
vile, N: e. coed BLACKSMITH and IL gop. CAR.
PENTtR for sale, also. JOHN A BATTLE
Wake Forest, N. G., Oct %, 1862. Wild
- biblical Recorder please copv.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE, IN DIFFER
Il tracts, in !he county of DEMONSTRATING Mineral
and Turpentine land-which will sell on liberal terms
JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Oct 81, 1862. 43-w4t.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
II WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
Fodder, Oats Hay. delivered my Stables former
ly C'aytons) Raleigh n. c. opposite Market Square.
j. B. FRANKLIN.
Oct. 81, 1852. SS-lm.
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Thirteenth N. C. Regiment.

The last mail brought us the following from COL
Rutiin. 1t is the first official intelligence received
from that Regiment:
VIII the Editor of the Standard please publish
the following for the satisfaction Of our friends at
home Though late, it may serve to lessen the
anxiety Of some ANXIOUS heart BY so doing, he
will obllge his obedlent servant,
7. RUFFIN, JR.