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TRANSPORTATION.
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION
B.& Or r. Co.,
WHEELING, 2eth jan, 1862
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, 3lst January, the ias-
" sengeF Trains viii leave Wheeling daily At $50
A. ", arrive 81 Grafton at 1915 ~, New Greek at
ESS r NJ and Cumberland At 5:45 p. II.
Returning, leaVe Cumberland at $50 A. NJ, arrive
At Grafton At ll63 A. II. and Wheeling at $50 p II
yAhSo J. B. FORD, Ag't.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
"a - G.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, January 2oth, 1s62
" Passenger Trains VIM leave Bridgeport a. fSl.
lows, Sundays exceptedO
Isis A. n Mail Train, stopping at all stations, ar
GEes ~ Ptttsburgh At 4:lo +. NJ, and
1000 p n. Expires Train, stopping at all stations
except Rush Run and Beaver, arrives at
Pittsburgh At 205 A. II. anal Cleveland
at 1885 A. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS,
Leave Cleveland At e:35 A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport At 6:2O T. NJ, and 6:35 A. N.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1910 A. NJ, aud $50 P NJ
arrive at Bridgeport at 6:s6 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphla, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled n X. for Gan.
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points in the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsF Will
CleTel1nd Erie Il. Il. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals Viii,
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the CT. c. RR. for cuyahoen
Fails, Akron, MiElersburgh and Wo6S-
At Alliance with P. Fl. W. & c. R. R. for Canton.
Massilon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co
lumbEs, &c.
At Steubenville with ?. G. & c. Line and AT BEI1.,R
with GO. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark, Columbus, Senia, DAYTON, InjI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, louisville.
So. Louis ST. Joseph and ali poInts
Wtst and South West.
excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915
Fare always as low, and time much ouicker thn,
any other route. W
Through Tickets to all points in the West. Nortl
ana East can be procured at the office under the
Mcl'ure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 10
any point accessible by this road and its
70 tue tast, North, West and Northwest, at ohicG
under NJ Lure House, Orwith Fl. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM. D. TERRY, AGENT
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
X MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. feb6
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JOHN II. LAKIN,

successor 70 wheeler LRkin.l
WTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED POp
aud we'll SelOeted assortment Cf
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinrsI
Also = eomPlete assortment Of GENTLEMEN's Fun.
SlSHING GOODS
The PatEons'Ot the old arm, and the public in gen
are respectfully invited to call and examine my
SIoek oeIoES making their purchases intend sell
ing az small PEOhts to calh and prompt purchasers
inAnGinI lot the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrm, solicit continuance Of the same for the ne,
SstASnShmGnt. JOHN 7. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor
mh2s-4Ed No. 100 Main st., Wheeling va
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A. u. MORTLEY, ESQ.,, of Urea, n. Y, writes: 81
have used Your Pictorial myself In my family ever
since you invented 1t, and believe 1t the best neii-
cine for its purpose ever put out. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the eons5.ne.
OF the community.
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ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, 3lst January, the fas-
" sengrr Trains win leave Wheeling daily at $50
A ", arrive 81 Grafton at 1915 NJ New Greek at
1888 p. n. and Cumberland At S:l5 p n
Returning, leave Cumberland at $50 A. NJ, arrive
At Grafton At ll:63 A. 81. and Wheeling at $50 p
JAnSo J. B. FORD, Ag't.
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FIVE VALUABLE AND
IMPORTANT MILITARY BOOKS
IN PRESSl
NM EST & JOHNSON. NO. AS MAIN STREET.


IN PRESSl :.
" EST s. JOHNSON, NO. las, MAIN STREET,
w have in press -.
THE REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE CON.
FGDERATE STATES. 1862 New, revised, and cor.
rected edition, ordered by Honorable Secretary of
War. Extract from tie title page:
"WAR DEPARTMENT u
Richmond Oct 1882
The following Regulations for the Army Of the Cepede-
rate States are published the direction the President
for the government of all concerned They will according
y be strictly obeyed and nothing contrary to them will
be enoned or permitted in aIy portion the orss OF the
Confederate States BY the officers thereof
GEO. W. RANDOLPH, Sec'y of War.
THE JUDGE ADVOCATES WADE MEcIrs- -Erhr.-
cling general view of Military Law and the practice be-
lore Courts Martial witt an Epome of the Law of Evil
dence, as.applcable TO Military Trials By c. H. Lee
SRD
INFANTRY TACTICS; or Rules for the Exercise and
ManOeuvres of the Confederate States Infantry in the
EvOlutions of the Line Compiled ARRANGED and adsnted
to Hardees drill. by COL John H. Richardson late of
the Provisional Army of the Confederate States
4TH
MANUAL Of Instruction for Volunteers and Militia of the
Confederate States BY COL VIM. Gillian, of the Yr.
giuia Military Institute.
HANDBOOK FOR TIE PRACTICE OF WAR for
the use OF military of all and countries from
manuscript written IN 1885, by General of that time and
revised IN 1852 In harmony with the knowledge and or
ganizaton of the present day4th edition pocket size
IL plates-lS57. Paris-wth Appendix On the For
matlon OF Troops for Combat. By Gen Jomni" Transa-
ted from the French by NJ Pardigon attached to the
Stall OF Brigadier General II. A. Wise.
g Orders to receive prompt attention should be ad-
dressed to WEST a JOHNST0N
Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers
las Main ST., Richmond, Va
0e'"oer OIL Io'Z' sS-4tpd.
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HONE FOR REFUGEES.

vN THE VILLAGE OF LAWRENCEVILLE, THE
ii County Seat of Brunswick, Virginia. have the fol-
lowing property (Which will sell for Sopo II application
be made soon, vgZ:
DWELLING with l2 rooms. fire place in each, in
cludinQ Dining Room 42x2S, with two fire places out Of
which two Dining Rooms may be made. The house is
adapted IN its arrangements for two families, IT not more
There are two out utkitchens smoke house. and an office
with two rUOTs.
There Stable, with six Stalls Barn and Carriage
House, all lately built
The premises about 500 feet by 500eot are enclosed by
substantial oak plank fence and has very productive
garlen.
The Dwelling has substantially built piazza across the
'front.' 81 feet long and ln feet broad
awrenceviIle in hily country, is 90 miles West Of
Hicks Ford which is the Weldon and Petersburg Rail-
road and 20 miles North of Weldon. Lawreaceville is
convenient therefore, TO Weldon where the Railroads
branch North, South East and West Stage leaves
Hicks Ford for LawreHcevile every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. at NJ.
Apply to The subScribe= in Lawrencevile, Va opposite
the Court House. }. y. ADDlNGloN.
Nov. 4th 1862. oS-o''
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

THNHE LARGE BRICK HOTEL IN GRAHAM, N. c.,
4 for SALE to embrace all the furniture in the house.
On the lot there al necessary ouhouses well of excel
the town-a commsdOus brick stable and lot, together
with other lots and houses if desired The proper
ty is all permanent and good Any wishing an up
country residence would do well to call and examine the
premises the undersigned will take pleasure in show
ing the property and making terms which will be vastly
less than war prices to 4 ready purchaser.
Possession given first January next
Ii. c. TROLLINGER, Ag't
Fer -JN0. TROLLINGER.
Nov. 4, 1852. S9-4t
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EAGLE HoTEL.-CHAPEL HILL.

VHHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY so GENERALLY
known throughout the Southern States, in connection
with the University and its management for twenty years
for sale accommodating terms So fair Oppor-
tunty for an advantageous investment in real estate
rarely presented.
The buildings extensive and commodous the grounds
and stable lots spacious and well enclosed and the stable
and outbuldugs good repair. No similar property in
North 9Ona has probably during long series Of years.
yielded larger return the Ouays, promises the
hands of efficient manager farer remuneration in future
1t is offered for sale because paramount public engage.
mems will not permit the proprietor to give it the atten-
tion which SO extensive establishment requires.
- Il. b. GUTHRIE.
October 25th 1859. .. s7-l8tpd.
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BROKE JAIL.

nm THE NIGHT OF THE 5TH INSTANT, FOUR
" prisoners broke the Jail of Person County aud escap
ed. GEORGE EASTWOOD, deserter medium height
and size light brown hair about 81 years old SIDNEY,
ry chunky build black, quick spoken, and about 40
years DID,. ELLICK, runaway says he belongs David
Holly of Chowan County black square built under
the right eye about years old The fourth says he is
free aud named JUNIUS AARDIE, arrested suspicion
of being runaway slave medium size, black, and wears
his beard ...
These persons may band together for mischief and
nv good citizen interested in arestng them and every
one is requested every effort to do and return
them to Jail WA d. SMITH, Sh1f.
Roxboro; N. C., Nov. II, 1852. sl7kt.
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To DYE Wool YARN DURABLE BLACK WITHOUT
CoPpERAs-Place in your kettle layer of walnut
leaves, then layer of yarn, then layer of leaves
and another of yarn, and till the kettle is full
pour on water till all is covered and boil all day
The next morning pour off the liquor into another
vessel, and put fresh leaves with the yarn in layers
as before and pour the liquor over 1t anQ boil
again all day. Then hang the yarn in the air few
DAYS, after which wash it andit will be fine black.
The walnut leaves should be gathered in the Aut-
umn Just as they begin to fall from the trees.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND LAND FOR
SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE TO A DECREE OF THE COURT
Of Equity made at Fall Term, 1852, OF Forsyth County
will sell on Saturday the ed day of November 1852
about O'Clock p 81, the highest bidder, on credit
of twelve months the late residence OF Jesse W. At
wooCh deceased in Winston the following real estate
Ist His valuable TWO story brick DWELLING HOUSE.
good barn and other outbudingS and orchard IN Niu
ston with ten acres of land IN good state of improve
ment . -.
ID tract of 1857 acres of woodland, within mile
of the dwelling house and adjoining the plantation oil the
late VIM. F. AtwOOd
3d. tract of los acres, adjoining the lands of Christian
Hege and Others .,,..
tb Also three shares amounting to about 200 acres in
the old Homestead Plantation of the late M r Atwood
d. Il. STARBUCK, C. NJ. E.
Oct 2S, 1852. SIT.
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A COOP OPPORTUNITY FOR REFUGEES.

TEIHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE IN
II the country offers for sale in the town of Chapel
RiI large aud handsome HOUSE main street, not
more acres with good WELL bathing house, kitchen, ne
gro houses carriage house, barn. stables and all necessary
UuthOuSeS
Also another lot containing about two acres and has on
it good building containing six aud all necessary
outhouseS.
Also thirty of wood land, about three miles from
town.
If not sold by the first of January it will be for rent
CORNELIA MORROW.
Chanel Hill N c., Oct 2s 1862. S7-l3tpd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRIND STONES,

TElHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
L Grind Stones Of any size, from Is inches to feet
diameter equal to the Nova Scotia Stones which taey
sembe They have been tested at the Fayetteville Arse
nal and ATmOry, and approved.
Address PATRICK LINEHAM.
Branch =. o., Chatham Co.. n. G.
Or JOHN MAUNDER,
Raleigh, N. c.
Nov. II, 1882 yl-lm.
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"A FINE REsIDENCE AND FARM FOR

WILL SELL, IF CALLED ON SOON, MY DESl-
rable property situate five miles west of Greensboro
on Salem road. The houses are new and complete The
farming lands we'll fenced orchard of 100 finest
fruit trees and every necessary two hun
red and twenty-five of land hundred and seven
yhve acres well timbered only ~ miles from the N C.
Railroad where there is demand for wood and sls.
Any one wishing buy, will please call and the pro-
per address for further particulars at New Gar
den. N. c. DR. FAUCETTE.
Oct. 81. 1880 SS-6t.
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PAYMENT OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, 10
PAYMENT OF STATE BOUNTY DUE DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS.
Executive Department, orth.Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
RALEIGH, October Nth lS6a 4

Executive Department, North.Carolina,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE .
RALEIGH, October 18th, 1853.
General Orders, .#
.TUNHE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS ARE PUBLISH.
u ed for the information of those persons wishing to
draw bounty Of deceased soldiers accordance with
ordinance Of the Convention ed the 2zd day of Feb
ruary, 1862:
The payment Of bounty to the representatives Of do.
ceased soldiers based upon the certificate Of the Com
manding officer of the company, who will state the 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.
The claimant will make affidavit before MsgIsrats
that be she is the to the deceased aeeordBg
the provisions of the foregoing ordinance of the CoaTe
tion, and that there is other person entitled to make
claim. The affidavit of the claimant must be sustained By
that of disnteested Witness that the stated
correct within his knowledge and that be has in
terest in the claim. The Magistrate administering the
oath will certify to the crediby of the witness and the
clerk of the County Court will certify under SEAL That he
is an authorized and acting Magistrate.
s. Il the claimant claimants be minors, payaent wt
be made to the guardian upon the production d the pro-
per certificate under the seal of the Court of his appoint
ment and tue sucency of his bondthe claim be prov
ed by him in other cases.
T. bounty of fifty dollars deducting 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.conscriptioH act.
By order of Governor VANCE:
J. G. MARTIN,
" Adjutant General.
Oct 81, 1852. SS-St
81 All papers in the State please copy three times
send copies of paper and bill to the A. G. office,
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

A TWENTY HORSE STEAM, SAW AND GRIST
n MILL in good working order 81 inches diameter
IL inch rubber band 20 feet long Grt mill is one of E.
Harsons patent iron cased French burr stones feet in
damster and viii grind 10 bushels Of corn per hour Boil
es are two cylinder 36 inches BY 80 or IS feet Iron front
and built BY Denmead Son. Baltimore. The above mill
islocated 20 miles from this place. but desired will be
put on A. & N. c. R. R. cars at this place.
Price IS, 800 delivered on the cars at this place
DANIE{, HILTON,
Kinston, Lenoir Co., N. C.
Oct 81, 1859. sS-4tpd
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November II, 1862.
NEXT SESSION OF N. c. CONFERENCE.

NEXT SESSIUN OF n. c. CONFERENCE.
TENhE MEMBERS OF THE y. C. CONFERENCE. AT
its approaching session in Raleigh will be received
at the Exchange Hotel Hsborough street. and appointed
to their Brethren expected to unaccompa-
MED BY their families friends circumstances will rem
der impossible to accommodate others than preachers
and stewards JOHN 8 LONG
Raleigh, Nov. H. 1862. O9l-td.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

NETE WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON
w Thursday, both of November, at CAREY I,
miles West of Raleigh the n. e. r. r., one excellent
Engine of ~ horse power with Saw Mill attached,
all of which is OF the patterns and nearly new.
Also 4GO acres heavy wooded land lying in quarter
of mile Of the y. G Railroad, at the point where the
Chatham CualfeldS Road nerSects. Terms made kna"n
nn dav nf sale PAGE ALLEN.
Oct d 1850 S7-5tpd.
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SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSEs PuR SALE
oy the hid barrel, retail, for cash only orcounry
I dhe highest prices will be paid for good apple brandy
""u soou houF. j. W0MRLE,
o.t77,,eoo Raleigh, N. C. =
"o' i''lo'z. S4-G.
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Nov. II, 1852.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA of the RALEIGH GAS LIGHT COMPANY will be
held oN THURSDAY. 20th inst, at o'clock, p NJ, at
The Gas Office, over Williams HaywoOd's Store
W. E. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
November II, 1852. 9I-td.
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TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c.
Publications of the General Tract Agenc

Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGu, n. C.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
TRACTS FOUR PAGES.
AVoice from Heaven Don't Put it Off elfDedicatiou
to God Private Devotion, The AllSuicency of Christ
You Prepared? Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal to
the Young BY Rev James McGreadY, Come and Rest by
Rev. j. G. Ryle The New Year. The Great Gathering Lnv
LfePreserver, The Precious Blood of Christ, How
Soldier was Saved My Spirit shall not Always Strive, by
Rev. ]. Fowles, The Improvident Traveller, by Rev
VIM j. Hoge d d., Soldiers Conquer Your Great Enc
nv by Prof W. H. 0wen Where the Christians in the
Army2 by lady of N. c.. Who will Show any Good
By Rev. Wn J. HSge D. d D. What w wilt Thou Thou That T I
What Can Do' by Rev. T. V. Moore d. D.. Sunshine
by Rev. P. B. Price The Sinner and the Saviour Gospel
Showers by Rev. j. c. Hiden To Christian in the Army
by Rev T. Y. Moore, D. D., Liquor &c, by Physician
Where are You Going? Do Y ou want a Friend?
TRACTS EIGHT
Casting Our Burden the Lord, by Rev. Jos. NJ. Atkin
SON The Soldier Mothers Parting Words TO her Sol
der Boy individual Effort Christ in You, BY Rev, C. F.
Deems D. d. Christs Gracious Invitation, Why Will Ye
Die? by Rev A. NJ. Poindexter d. D., Don't Swear by
Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., A Living Oracle by Rev. L. W.
Seeley, D. D. Advice to Soldiers, by Rev. VIM. Royal,
Shiloh BY Rev. L. Burrows. D: D., In Camp By Rev.
H. Martin The Sick and the Physician, BY Rev. j. c. Long.
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
Your SOULS 1t Safe? Call to Prayer, by Rev. j. G..
Rye The Great Day of Wrath and ct Glory 5y Rev JnG
s. Long, The Centurion, oy Rev Inos L. oklnner, God
the Gver of Victory and Peace by Rev. JOS NJ Atkinson
TRACTS OF THIRrY-Two PAGES.
Come to Jesns by N Hail. The Bible Atheism, by J..
Randolph Tucker, Esq., The Soldiers Pocket Bible.
The Soldiers Text Book, by Rev. ]. E. Aacduf, ID. D.,
4s pages; Hymns for the Camp, l2S pages.
Each doaf given sends out 1900 pages to noble de-
tenders free of freight Since June s 1851 we have sent
out of the above II, SAC, ,420 pages.
q VIM J. W. CR0WDER, Agent.
PS-we are also binding 900 copies of the Testa-
and Testament and Psalms printed by the Bible So
cety of the Confederate States.
Raleigh, Oct. IA, 1852. ST.
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CAPT. cARR's COMPANY, 4erH RECT.

CAPT. CARR's COMPANY, 46TH RECT.
ENHE MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY NEED SHoES
Il socks, and some of them need blankets hope eve-
~ family will supply their Prepare the things
Immediately, and send them to Dr. Craven Trinity Col
ege you cannot give the articles, Dr. Craven will pay
you their full value Mttens would be Of great service if
you can furnish them. hope Randolph will supply this
company. Some have sent nobly and generously but
many yet are in want. Help US quickly.
o W. CARR,
Capt. Co. G, 46th Regt
Nov. 4, 1852. ss-3tpd
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HHINE COLT, 8 YEARS OLD, (STALIoN,) BY NOR
L gan Hunter out of an Elevator mare.
A YOUNG GELDING, years old, by Moore's Black
Haw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply TO VIM. +. .ASkEW.
RALEIGH Oct lC 1892 S2-tf.
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NOTICE.
Oct. 81, 1852.

3 WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
Fodder Oats Hay delivered my Stables former
iy CiaytonsO Raleigh, N c. opposite Market Square.
J. B. FRANKLIN
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WANTED To HIRE.

4 WISH TO HIRE FOR THE NEXT YEAR -FOUR
heid hands and two female hOHse servants for which
WIN pay fair price. Address ut LewisvilIe Forsyth
County N. c. w. r STIPE
LewsviIle, N. c., Nov IL, 1882 9l-5t.
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MONEY FOUND.

AN THE 23D OF OCTOBER, NEAR THE CENTRAL
" Railroad Depot, of money, which theiewuer
Apply to W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh Nov. II, 1862 gI-4t
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WANTED TO HIRE,
MASONIC.
MASONIC.

TEJHE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-
tives of ,he Grand Lodge Free aud Accepted Masons
of No Carolina hereby informed that the Annual Com
muncation of their Masonic Body will be held in this City
on Monday evening the first Of cember next at O'clock
for the transaction of such business may be submitted
for its consideration.
The Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested to at
tend in person. proper delegates to be appointed
obedience with the Constitution and general regulations
of the Grand Lodge
WILLIAM 7. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
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