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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09
AErada 9EmOtrat.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 9, 1862.

GOVERNMENT FINANcEs.-Secretary Chase,
10 his late report, gives statement Of the
national debt on the first Of July 1860 and
1861, and what it will be according TO bis
estimates, on the first of July 1862 and
1863, provided the war lasts 80 long and
the present force is kept in the field. The
statement is as follows:
On 1st July, 1860, the debt S64, 769, ,903
On LIST July, 1861, the debt was....... 9Oo76,oZS
On Ist July 1852 the debt will be. SO2
On lst july 1868. the debt will be. S97, oO2
Iu round numbers, the public debt will be
nine hundred millions of dollars on the LIST
of July, 1868, if the war is protraCted until
that time, on the scale of expenses contem-
plated. This amount, large as it is, is not
lIeyond the resources Of the country, and
can be paid by the loyal States without i'm
posing upon the people oppressive burdens.
n is less than oue-fourth the public debt OF
Great Britain and less than twice the sum
which the Government has paid for a por-
ton of The States now in revolt. The pub
tic debt in the year 1916 was $l27 334, ,933,
and in twenty years 1t was paid off by the
people. The country, even If the loyal
States only are regarded, can sustain aud
pay off in thirty years debt Of nine hun
dred millions, with hardly greater proper
tional contributions from increased and in
creasing resources than that debt made ne
ocssary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

GOLD WEATHER-At Montreal, Canada,
on the night of January Sd, says an East.
d'spatch, the thermometer was fifteen de.
grees below zero.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09
DIED.

IN this city, January 9th BELLE SANDS, youngest
daughter of Mr. b. F. and Sarah Stoakes, aged TWO
years nine months and nine days.
The funeral will take place at one O'Clock, p NJ,
Tomorrow at the residence of Mr. Stoakes, on Broad
street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

GRAIN EXPORTS TO EURoPE.-The ex-
ports of grain from New York city to Euro
pean ports is enormous. For the week ending
Saturday, Nov. 23d, the quantity of grain ship
ped was 100000 bushels, and $1,000 barrels
of -four.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

TREE CoTToN.-A commercial house IN San
Francisco has ordered quantity Of the Peru
yian cotton seed, with view to aid its intro
duction as one of the staples of our State
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

THE famous "Bearded Lady" and number
of noted gymnasts and equestrial performers
have lately arrived in San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

A FIRE occurred at Philadelphia, Jauu-
Ash Sth. A warehouse on Fourth street,
above Chestnut, waaburnodr-lOss, SIS, ,OOO
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

THE Folsom Telegraph advises the Legisla-
ture to take "high ground" on the questions OF
the day. To do that it will be necessary to
leave Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

CALIFORNIA IN CoNGREss.-Phelps has
been placed on the Committee Of Indian Affairs
and Sargent on that OF the Pacific Railroad
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

II will be observed that the quantity
which fell in the mountain towns is more
than three times the amount that fell in the
towns below.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09

FALL OF RAN.-The following statement
shows The quantity of rain that fell at the
several places named during the months of
November and December last:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-09
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

ssFnsh, made wholly o. IN par II gan ecpsi. pr
DO msae - ether guns o. sno<fances perc
Negeiaiie oils. pr gallon 1osufs.
Vegetable pulmonary baisarn. sane "Dsntr-
NsrInifngs. same 'sDenfifrics.~
"srehoo~e entry, a. custom houses. not exceed
tng ons dollar IN value. stamp dufy 15c~nts.
DO, 90, skeeedns one dollar, and nos sxcestins
Do. do, exceeding sv. dollars IN v.lu. ! %
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty IS oenss.
WHISKY, Per gallon - c>uts
Do, reciihed. l. not 70 pay an Additional dutv
Wholesale dealers. under whieh term / 800
every person who~s business Of eorup.ffon "a
20 sell, or eher 70 sell. gruoersss. % any goods
wares or merchandise. q fore IN o. domestic
production. By more than ore original pax
piece 81 one time. 10 the sane per-
chaser. not including vines spirifuous or malt
liquors. for each license "a A
Wholesale dealers Ia LIQUORS Of every de<r-4D-
ton, including distilled spirits fsrrnrnfed Il.
qn0rs and vines Of al kiuds (persons other
than di>tilers. who sell OF oner Cor sale any
such liquors. In quantities of three
gallons Al one time 70 10. sane purchaser, are
incinded.5 for each license 100 %
Willow, Manufactures q per CT
Wine made Of grapes. per gallon cents
Withdrawal entry az custom h0ue stamp duty 50 c~n,s
Wood. manufactures Of. Il not other~fss pre-
vided for spsr Ct.
hooa screws Ia cts
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified pr e.
worfed manufacture ~ Otherwise specified per CT
Worm lozenges same a. "Dentifricc."
Writ, stamp duty 50 cents
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per CT
Do, oNyde Of. per TOO pounds IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r q a ID.
1862. NK aWR 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route tn Chicago VIA X okom
~ Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER RoUTR.


81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
nN AND AFTER NAY S, lsss, trains win be
~ run follows
Mail Train Will leave Indianapolis At lilo A NJ.
stop at all stations and make close connection kokoo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
read for LoganSport Valparaiso and Chicago and
al Peru al Sis y n, in time make connections with
trains on the Toledo and wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning. the will leave Peru At coo
A. NJ after the arrival q the the T. W r. W.
from the Fast. and arrive n indianapolis n $50 A. NJ
in time 10 make connections for all points East South
and West
An Expresstrain will leave indianapolis at loss r. NJ.
connect AZ kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive At
Peru AZ 500 A. NJ in time make with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru 1900 NJ
making close connection kokomO with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and oga. port and arrive indianapolis al
40 p NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given to the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent.
THO. r. HsreHFY General Ticket Agent spl g. -diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

rbe Taxes supposed sy the Tax u,ss.
and Passed by Congress, June Fad.
$50 THE Duties on Incomes, tnsu-
suraoce Companies, Railroad Com.
panses. &c.-rhc Taxes ON Distilled
Spirits, manufacturer, Oils, Paper,
Gns, Candies, Tobacco, snuff, sc.
gars, Iron, Soap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
sher, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-rhe Tax
on Costen-Tbe License Tax. &C., &C.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-02
TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c.
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALKIGH, n. c. s-sssl
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY

APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
FOUR PAGES.
Voice from Heaven, Don't Put it OF SslfDedicaton
to God Private Devotion, The AlSu6ciency of Christ
You Prepared Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal TO
the Young by Rev. James McGready, Come and Rest By
Rev j. c. Rye The New Year The Great Gathering Lor.
Life-Preserver The Precious Blood of Christ, or How
Soldier Saved Ny Spirit shall not Always Strive. BY
Rev. j. H Fowles The Improvident Traveller, BY RsI.
VIM. ]. Hoge. ID d., Soldiers Conquer Your Great Ene-
my, by Prof W. H. Oven Where are the Christians in the
Armyf BY lady of N. c., Who will Show any Goodi
BY Rev. VIM: J.. Hoge, D. D, What Wilt Thou Th..
What Can Doi by oSs Rev Moore B. d.
by Rev. p B. Price, The Sinner and the Saviour Gospel
Showers, by Rev c. Hiden To Christian in the Array
BY Rev. T. v. Moore, D. D. Liquor DC, BY Pbysisiaas
Where are You Going? Do You want Friendi
TRACTS RIGHpPAGEs
Casting Our Burden on the Lord by Rev. JOS. Akin
son. The Soldier, Mothers Parting Words TO her Sol
dier Boy, Individual Effort Christ in You by Rev. r
Deems, D. D., Chrsts Gracious Invitation. Why viii Ys
Diel by Rev. A. NJ. Pondexter d. D Don't Swear, by
Rev. J. B. Jetsr, D. D., Living Oracle by Rev. l. ".
Seeley D. D. Advice to Soldiers BY Rev. VIM. Royal,
Shiloh by Rev ]. L. Burrows, d. D., In Camp by Rev.
Wm F. Broadus D. d. Suferings Of the Lost, by Rev.
H. Martin, The Sick and the Physician, by Rev. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
Your Souls 1t Safer Call to Prayer, by Rev. G.
Ryle The Day of Wrath and of Glory, by Rev. Jno.
s. Long The Centurion. by Rev. Thos E. Skinner, God
the G1er of Victory and Peace by Rev. JOS NJ AtknsoA.
TRACTS rH1RTI-Two 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. e. Maeduf, D. D,
B pages; Hymns for the Camp, Iss pages
Each dollar given sends out l5C0 pages to noble do
tenders free of freight Since June ls 1884, have sent
'N' 49, NO''' WIN j. W. CRowDER, Agent
S.-We are also binding $4,000 copies of the Testa-
ment and Testament and Psalms printed by the Bible 3d.
ciety of the Confederate States.
Raleigh, Oct. IA, 1852. SIX
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH.CARO-
LIMA.
A PROCLAMATION.

W7HEREAS, In ORDER TO STOP, IF POSSIBLE,
w the wicked system of speculation which is blight
distress in the midst of plenty the Legislature of North
Carolina, BY joint resolution thereof ratified the 22d
day of this MONTH have authorized me lay
an embargo the expectation from the State certain
articles OF prime necessity except to certain persons and
for certain purposes:
Now, therefore, l. ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor
OF the State of do issue this my procama
ton forbdding all persons for the space of thirty days
from the date hereof from carrying beyond the limits OF
the State any SALT bacon, pork beef meal -four
tatoes Shoes leather hides cotton CLOTH and yarn and
wooen cloth The following persons alone to be
emptsd from this prohibition viz:
All Quartermasters and Commissaries, Agents of the
Confederate Government and of any State of the Coneder
acy exhibiting proper evidence of their official character
also all Agents any county, district corporation
of other States who shall exhibit satisfactory their
authority to purchase such articles in behalf of such
town, county, district corporation for public uses or for
distribution at cost end transportation and for resale
proht also all persons who may make oath before tue
nearest Justice of the Peace that the articles purchased
for their own private use and not for resale before they
are removed also all persons residents who may
bought such articles before the date hereof The
ton to extend to salt made by nonresdents the
coast and IN their own works. and to cagoes entering
Of our ports from abroad
Any of said articles ha: may be stopped transitu
from our borders to be conscaed TO the of
State
Until further order the Coonsls of Militia in the
different countie are enoned to that this procsma
tion is enforced.
Not intending desiring to prevent the people of our
sister States from sharing with citizens whatever
we can spare but TO repreSs speculation be
possible earnestly appeal to all good citizens aid and
sustain me in the enforcement of this proclamation the
common good.
-, In witness whereof ZEBULoS VANCE Cover.
L. nor, Captain, General, and COMMANDMENTS Chief
- hath signed these presents and caused the great
Done at City of Raleigh this 2Sth day of November
A. d. 1862 and In the year Of our Independence the s7h
z. B. VANCE.
R. H. BATTLE, Private Secretary.
Raleigh; Nov 2sth, 1862 eS-2t
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C.. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
the Annual Meeting of the North-Ca Mutual
"A Fire Insurance Company, held the l4th of Janua-
ry the following persons were elected Directors and On
GERS for the ensuing year;
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J.R. Williams,
&. G. " ". 'fOi D. ihutobings,
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little
James u. Towles
James E. Hoyt Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern;
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. JoGes, Edenton
Geo. ". Charles, Elizabeth City.
JOS. Ramsay Plymouth.
w. Harrell, Murfreesboro'.
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County.
JOSH Bonner Salem.
A. T. Sunny, Asheville
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, President.
II. D. Turner Vice Prtsidsnt.
John II. Bryan, AttOrney 81. -.s.---.-
Hamden S. Smith, Secretary dad TTeasvrs-.
T. H. Seby er-e9fciO
John r. Williams, EL. COMMITTEES.
C. W. D. Hutchings J
This Company has been in successful operation 10
years. take risks upon all classes Of prop
erty .he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentire Dis
tlieres) upon favorable Terms Its Policies
property amounting nearly large portion Of
which country risks; and its present capital is
four hundred thousand dollars in bonds properly secured
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, post. paid z.
AAMDEN s. SMITH, Ssy.
Raleigh, Jan. ls, 1862. e$
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COMMITMENT, &c.
COMMITTED TO THE JAIL O

GOMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
" negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs TO Capt William Smith, of the 9Th
egment N c. t. and that he resides in Petersburg,
Va Said boy says that he put on the cars at Sails
came separated and he the said boy taken up and
committed runaway. .E.
Also another negro, calling himself HENRY BROOKS;
says he is Free and that he from Wayne County N c.
and bound to Ben Herring Of said county, dead
Said boy is bright mulatto, about 81 years old.
Notice lis hereby given that thsowner come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
or they will be dealt with as the law directs.
w. h. HIGH, Sheriff.
Oct. IL 1852. s...- 49, S3-u
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NOTICE.

HpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
f6 Equity for Wake county, at the fall term, 1861 ;
smepded at the fall term 1852 will sell in the town Of
FUrestve on Saturday the 9th day of December next
At public outcry the highest bidder lot OF four acres
of land living said town of FOrestyile well situated and
we'll improved belonging to the estate OF the late brian
Green. -, =,
Also under the authority, will sell at the Court
House door the of Louisbug Thursday the st
dsy of January 1885, tract of ten Of land IN the
county of Franklin, the land of William Harris and
Dr. Cudup and belonging to the estate of said deceased
Both the above parcels of land will be sold on credit
.nreties C. B. HARRISON,
Admir-. and Commissioner.
Also on the lst day of January, 1863 at LOusburg,
will sell Two Hundred and Twenty of land in the
Southeast of said county of Franklin, adjoining the
land of Capt, Crudup.
Terms Of sale cash or credit to suit purchaser.
G. B. HARRISON.
Nov. 25, 1862. 95-6tpd.
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The Semi Weekiy Sfapsafo.
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
nIcuT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND FOR

,HAyE FOR SALE EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES oE
A wing within three and half go miles of
SJersou Granville County. North Carolina; one,ihird
(which is cleared which produces remarkably wei TO-
S.ceo wheat and oats, end situated In the @
ua'HbborhC cd of good ms-grist and saw The potion
S produces equal to any land in this country The en-
I papation has been recently put under GOOD ienSe
S IN tine condition for cultivation There Is upon 'ne
,on 'u an overseers house and cabins for thirty or
r nerroes with corn cribs stables lumber house &C.
Ts are four hundred barrels of corn and thirty tho
Ind pounds of fodder which will also sell TO purchaser
r one wishing to see the plantation can do SO by CALI
80 T1on Mrs Renn who lives upon the premises, ana VIII
,ts Measure IN showing it. For further particulars ad
Sss me at Manson PostOfhce, Warren County, u;
Now 25, 1862. 30"
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v.Iuable Estate for Sale near Greensboro, N.
on the 18th of December, 1862.

C.. on the lOIn Vi DcCcHOOiS AOO~
my VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
rs Court of Guf,rd, at November Term, 1852, as Ad-
srator of Thomas f. Fentress deceased, on the 10Th
Sr If December 1882 will sell at public auction on
dit of six months 24 of valuable Land, WITHIN
~ miles of Greensboro, the premises Said land Is
tusble estate Onehaf is cleared and in good order
The other half we'll timbered. 1t includes the late resi-
nce of Thomas H. Fenress deceased aud has ON 1t one
Of the best ORCHARDS in this State, containing some len
bonsand rubearing trees of the different varieties
boce and selected fruits The improvements are good
and new Purchasers invited come and see for them
selves. IN :, -: -.
hundred thousand choice grated FRUIT TREES. ready
for transpanting and equal quantity grated and bud
ded for another years growth Also choice Flowers IN
nots Also, large collection of choice and desirable
EupeVnes for planting Among the large collection of
Frnrees Shrubs and Flowers and Vines, will be found
An unusual quantity very fine fruits aprcos nectarnes
nesrs plums, cherries, &C.
A. the same time and pBce will sell all the personal es-
,a of the said Thomas Fertress, decd. Sale to con-
tuue from day to day until all is Sold Terms made known
Un day of sale. nm, uo,1Orov 1p.n
November 90, 1862. Std.
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NOTICE.

a EXECUTOR OF LEVI HOUSTON, DECEASED
EA shall expose to public sale at my residence near
Greensboro the 10th day of December next two tracts
of land lying the waters of South Buffalo Creek One
tract contains hundred and fifty three acres the other
contains one hundred and nineteen Both of said
tracts are well adapted to the growth of tobacco and all
grain raised In the climate and have good supply Of tim
Der. Persons from distance would do well to attend the
sale Of these lands each place will afford comfortable
home for any family forced to leave their residence BY the
public enemy.
The purchaser will be required to give bond with ap-
proved security payable twelve months after the
title will be reserved until the purchase money paid.
JOSEPH A. HOUSTON, Ex'.
- r. 49,. Of LEVI HOUSTON, Decd.
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 24th, 1862. Std.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID.
mnisratrix, with the will annexed of the late Seth
Jones' of the County of Wake desires all persons
ing claims against the estate to them for payment
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery Ali
those indebted will be expected TO make speedy payment
Dr. E. A. Crudup is my authorized agent transact all
business pertaining said estate Letters addressed
me at Rolesvlle Wake County, will receive prompt ateu.
tion. SARAH s. JONES. -
Administrative.
Wake Co., N. c., Aug. 2s, 1862. 6s-sm
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Office Of Surg. Gen. of N. c.,
NOVEMBER IL, 1863.
TENHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE REQUIRED FOR
u our sick and wounded soldiers:
Shoes, Socks, Hats, Goats, Pants, Drawers,
Leather, Shoe Thread, Lasts, Gfrom. No. to
No. I2 inclusive,l Buttons, Cotton Cloth,
Flannel, Potatoes, Brandy, Butter,
Eggs, &c. &c.
Proposals will be received at this office for proper sup
ply ofthem Those able and willing to contribute will
please address the undersigned Transportation will be
furnished, if necessary, by the government
EDWARD WARREN,
Surg Gen. of N. c.
Nov Is, 1862 92-lm
The Fayetteville Observer Charlotte Bulletin and Ashe-
Vile News requested to copy for month"; and send
their accounts to this Office.
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GREAT SALE OF FRUIT TREES,

II WILL SELL AT WEST GREEN NURSERIES, 4
miles west of GreensborOugh, on Thursday the 4th OF
December next, at public auction lot of
FRUIT TREES.
have on hand two hundred thousand choice TREES,
ready for planting out this fall and winter, and deter
mined to SELL will have trees ready for delivery at all
times CYRUS =. MENDENHALL.
~ also have for sale large quantity Of the very
Nov ls. 1869. sS-5t
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EAGLE HoTEL-.CHAPEL HILL.

HNHlS VALUABLE PROPERTY so GENERALLY
known throughout the Southern States in connection
WIN the University and its management for twenty years
oy MISS Nancy Hard and recently by the subscriber is
now Tor sale on accommodating terms So fair oppor-
rarely presented
Inc buildings are extensive and commodiOp the grounds
ana stable lots spacious and well enclosed and the stable
Sna Su1budngs in good repair No similar property in
yielded larger return The OUTLAWS or promises In the
nands of al efficient manager arer remuneration future
offered for sale because paramount public engage
"on which so extensive an establishment requires.
October 18th, 1859 s7-Istnd