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The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13

Masonic BALL.-The Masons of this place
viii give an Installation Ball. on Christmas
night, at the Charter Oak Hall. There Will.
without doubt. be large attendance. \
general Invitation IS extended.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13

THANKs,-We are again called upon to re-
surn thanks to j. Sullivan. of San Francisco.
for Boston. New York. Baltimore. Louisville
New Orleans and Irish newspapers.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13
MrRpER.-A man named Juan Fernandez,

MuRpER.-A man named Juan Fernandez.
native of Spain, was Killed at Oroville, on
Thursday of last week, by John Lyons, a
Deputy Sheriff of Butte county. The MUIR
der is represented as being of most foul
character. Lyons left. and had not been ar
rested at last accounts.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13
BIRTHS.

On Middle Creek, on the 9th inst, the wife of
John Hoy, of
At Middietown, on the 9th inst, the wife of Vim.
Peterson, of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13

FEDERAL ASSESSOR the notice of this
officer in today paper. Butchers. manu-
facturers and bridge owners will do well to
teke warning.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13
JAMES KEEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Commissioner Of Deeds
Cop Nru.Dx rCppITOpv
FOR NEVADA TERRITORY.

Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all other instru-
ments intended for in the above Territory, le-
gally drawn up no If
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13

Hon. NJ. W. PERsoNETTE.-This gentle.
man, Assemblyman elect from Trinity coun-
ty, passed through town yesterday, on his
way to the capital
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-13
FEDERAL ASSESSORS NOTICE.

4 LII Persons subject to pay Excise Taxes are
~ specially required to apply Immediately to the
Federal Assistant Assessor, in Shasta, and make
application for their License. Butchers, Manufactu
rers and Bridge owners are required to make their
monthly reports direct to the Assessor, early as
the 5th of each month, for the next preceding
month.
l. B. POTTER,
dl3 Assistant Assessor.
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"'rhe South would not leave the Union
through bridge of gold was built to pass
over" /" The South could not ex-
ist three months without Northern clothes,
tools nor manufactures" " The whole civil
lied world would be with the free North
in contes. with the slaseholding South"
" The Southerners are mi-barbarians
Guide somner,) and have not the moral or
physical stamina that would iii them to tight
Northerners," &c.
These are certainly laughable Yankee no.
tons, and deserve to be recorded side by
side with the sayings Of those this side Of
the line who insisted upon il that we should
have "peaceable secession" that "they
would drink all the blood split in the war. I"
SC. SC. Fayetteville Otserver.
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IN THE GOVERNOR or NORTH
CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

txrHEREAS. IL order 10 stop. IL possible. the
w wicked system u speculation which i blight.
ias the land. and piesen, The production q famine
aud distress IN the midst d plenty, the Legislature oi
Nonh Gsiolina. ~ iini resolution thereof, ratified On
the .2d DAY Of this month, (Nossmher.) have au.
ihotIcd me 10 lay embargo upon The expo taii0n
from III. state IL certain ARTICLES Of prime necessity
except 10 certain persons and for CERTAIN purposes:
Now, therefore. 1. ZEBULON D. VANCE, Go.
sefnor q the Stale a North Carolina do issue tais
nv pro lsmalion lo,bd5ing al persons cor the space
OF thirty DAYS om the dale hereof from carr, ing hc-
yond The limits cf the State any salt. bacon. pork.
beef corn meal dour potatoes shoes. leather hides.
cotton cloth. aud yarn aid WOODEN rloih. The iol.
lowing persons alone 10 be exempted from this
prohibition. va;
All Quanerm.sers and Commssafies, Agents Of
the Confederate Government aud Of any State of the
conlcdsncy eIhibtng proper evidence % their Off.
ciai character also sIl gents Of ANY county district
town Or corporation Of other Siars who shall Ell ihil
satisfactory proof u their Euthofily 10 purchase such
ARTICLES ID behalf u such iowa. county. district OF
corporation fsIpahe uscs far distribution 1t cost
and iran ponuOu, and not COZ resale OF profl also
I'll persons who may make oath before The nrsse.i
Justice II the Peace that the Strides purchased m
iof then own private use. add MOI lof resale heioe
ihes ats trmnsca also III persons. non-tcsidsnts
who may have bought surh Articles hrlpre the date
hrisni The exception - eAiend 70 ali made 8,
non residents 81 tie ssa coast ani W their oen wafks
and - targocssn,rring any Of ports rpm abroad
Any u said articles that NAV he stopped iH run,ifa
tom aur border. are u IL cohi.caied 10 he uso of
the stste.
Until further otlets the Colonies q Militia IN The
different eauuiies enjoinrd . that this pfoca.
nation u tniarri.
Not Intending o. desiring % prevent the people II
si-tef siaies from shafiug with our own rlfens
whatever uc can spare. bu, % repess speculation -
iat a. may he possible, earnestly appeal TO al sooI
citizens q aid and susiain me 10 the enforcement ii
this proclamation tof the common good.
49, IN witness whereof ZtnuuoS b yAsc1,
s, - Governor. Captain General. and Comman.
s." = der.in.tihisi hath signed these presents. and
sns' caused The great seal Of the state 70 he af.
hIed.
Done :, our CITY of Raleigh. III. 2Gih day n No.
vembct. A. d. 1852. and ~ The year Of our lndeprn.
dsnce the 6Tlh.
u. b. VANCE.
by the Governor.
RI Darrtr. Pirate Secretary.
Decsmbef 81. 7s-2Hl
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for sale BIZ acres Of land, two miles
i north Of IIisborough. The land il very Preduc.
tive and we'll adapted TO Corn, Wheat. and Tobacco,
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
is we'll supplied with water, aud the improvements
consist Of large Barn aud Stables, with two good
framed buildings and one log house. Ifnoi sold SOON
will be for rent. Terms to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 5th. 6s-
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AUCTION SALES.
"Heap think, but few know"

y. or wanting to see the farmer taking his wagon
~ loads Of Ruiisr. Esgs, DC. TO Richmond to en-.
change cor Steel. BorsI. &c, As il might make mar
keiing little higher We would say TO the Trade,
that during the past year our sales have been Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars that We are - situated
that we cannot do bot very limited business. Il
ANY. neat year; and that We would be very happy
u SEQ you supplying The wants ~ Ihe Public. a. IL
old times which you can io fyou will try a. there j.
good supply Of goods ipr this place on the mlikes.
n. n. BROWN T. 60.
December nth. -
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A san SPECTACLE.

Happening 10 at the Confederate Court
room day or two since, we were one OF
the few witnesses Of scene which We hope
never to have repeated in our experience.
A small boy, of some thirteen or fourteen
summers, from the up.country, was arraign'
ed at the bar and just ordered to stand up
and hear read an indictment against him
for the crime OF robbing the mail. rhr
poor fellow seemed utterly overcome by
the disgrace which his early departure
from the path Of rectitude had brought up
on him aud the very respectable family OF
which he is a member. He buried his lace
in his hands and sobbed aloud as the Con-
federate Attorney read over the various
counts reciting his crimes, and in conclu.
sion, when asked whether "guilty or not
guilty." new cord in his heart seemed to
snap as he half uttered the rontesslon.
Il" Guilty." and sank completely unnefyed
into his seat. There were not dozen per
sons III the court room at the time. officers
included, ana the all pervadins silence ad-
ded TO the painful solemnity Of the scene.
1t was, indeed. sad spectacle. and there
were but few, il any. dry eyes who witness.
ed it. All felt that the unhappy youth had
been sufficiently punished Tor his crime !;
vet the law must be enforced, aud Justice
Harded sentenced him TO the shortest term
OF imprisonment. two years, IN the penlten-
tlary.
We commend this case as a warning 10
youth. This little boy. as we learn, was
fired with desire TO 70 to The wars and
SIGHT for his country. HIS parents refused.
and being without the means of fitting him
self out and deiraying expenses To the army.
under the advice OF an older. and no doubt
far worse head. he resorted TO pIlferlng the
letters 10 the post Office. Of which his hther
was master. The losses we're discovered
and complained Of, a trap was SCI, aud The
unwary youth tell into II. and from. thence
into prison.
Let our young friends read this brief his.
tory, and learn the danger Of giving way 10
temptation 10 early lde-ihat the path OF
virtue is the only safe one. and that dis
honest act should not be committed even
with worthy intent. BE sure "yonr sin
will find you out" And again. il teaches
he importance ol obedience 10 parents. who
know far better than you what is right aud
proper, and whose counsel can seldom be
violated with immunity. Had this little
boy honored his father and mother, as he
vas bound in duty to Go. he would have
been free aud happy as yourselves. Lay
these lessons TO heart and YOU will be an
honor to your families aud coun,rs di.re-
gard them, and the sad tate OF this uniortu.
nate boy NAV be yours.
.SaraanaA Republican.
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Salomon said: He that withholdeth
corn. the people shall cnrse him; but bles-
sings shall be upon the head Of him that
selleth it." Let those who are waiting for
higher prices remember this.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

LsSTABl.IsHED 4, Hillsborough December 10th,
A. 1861. and expires on the Goth Of December,
1862, owing 10 the fact that merchants mol want.
3D. THE CONFEDERATE DEPOT.
December nth. -
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SALE or
House and Lot in Chapel Hill at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

4 $ directed BY the will o. the late lone. Morgan.
"a the undersigned will. upon Inc 27Ih % Deesmher
instant in the yillsge Of Chapel Hill expose II pub.
Dc sale 10 The hishes, bidder. very yALUABi. T.
HOUSE AND LOf Ia said village. The Hnusc Il
new, well built. and very convenient; IL ha. two 10.
fes and contains sI rooms besides ihfee in the hs.e.
ment. There are three acres 81 ground attached,
which may be divided into Two ioi.. Persons in
seafeh Of wsidenes will DO well 90 examine thu.
property teiofe buying elsewhere.
Terms "a. directed ~ the NIlI) one and two
years credit upon the price, tsseursd ~ good hand.
10 equal inssslinenis, and tile reserved unil he
money i raid. ~ cam ~.
Chapel Hill. December %. "a
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SALE OF LAND.

WILL be sold 20 he highest bidder. Il The late
residence u Leonard smith. deceased. on the
26ih Of Decrmbsl. the tract d Land on whch saiJ
saith resided. containing 100 acres, on . credit u
nine N lnh, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. and nle reserved unIil The purchase money
i paid.
]. A. SMITH, Ex'r.
Decsmber3 72-3vp
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NOTICE.

/ Will. pay the highest cash price for HIDES or
/ tan on shares. ! will tan UPPER,LEAI HER,
for one. hall and SOLE LEATHER for one-ihird.
JOHN ID. LlpSCOMB.
November 18th. tf-'69
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECoREER
j. rrBtisnln wrlEtf
HY DENNIS HEARTH.

Pcrms Two Dollars year Il paid 10 sit1
Two Dollars and fiht Cents. i DOT paid Hriilnt
months. d Three Dollars. il delayed until alta
expiration of ysat.
No papef viii ~ discontinued Until az sff,afe.f'
paid. unlcss ii ~ npon u The publisher.
No paper will be Fnt TO a new subscriber 90 Icy
State unless payment !. made 10 advance, u soiIs
con 10 he state shall become rerons tlc
Advertising yalts for The Recorder
Advertisements not exceeding fourteen line'
tpllat Ter the first, and twenty five cents for els =
scquent insertion longer ones 10 proportion. l,.
advertisements twenty-five per cent. higher. dts.
ton Of one.hifd will DC made i9f advertisers y Y
year.
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4Nc" StoP, HoW Fetef Lawson d Son. London
LIST OF CONTENTS 0r CASE.
go lbs. East Lothian Purple Top Turnip. $a m j, n
60 lbs. Banghclm pr'dPurplsTopTurnip, oo W.
20 lbs. Yellow At,ringham Turnrip, az
~ lbs. oeiect Aulngham carrot, 3 90
40 lbs. Best Parsnip, 90
To- Ned Ceiefy, 90,
lbs. Dwafi YORK LaDpage, a 90
10 lbs. Golden Ball Tumip 2 90
a lbs. White Dutch Turnip. q 90
20 LIS. Salmon Colored Rsdish, a IA
| ID. Seymour's Write Celery, ~
II. Stakeholder Caslihower, oo
10 Ms. Woods Frame Radish, 4 M
lbs. Early Horn Carrot, Ue
IL lbs. Mixed Turnip Radish, %
Tbs, Early Cnulifower, IN
40 lbs. PHckly Spinage, "a
ID. White Cabbage Lettuee, 90
10 lbs Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce. az
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce. 4o0
ID. Hardy Green Lettuce, 90
~ lps. ono" pau iurnip, 800
10 lbs. Round Spinsge, M
lbs. Select Dfumhead Cabbage, 90
ID. Enfield Market Cabbage, 90
lbs. heu Surry Carrot. 4 90
10 lbs. Drumhesd Savoy Cabbage, 90
An ordess over twenty-five dollars twen,v.evo -.
cent or oil Under one Pourd, fifty per cent. added /,
The list OF prices. The was received by 4 a,a a.,
rival; seed all warranted pure and good.
ii. N. BROWN & co.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

lMeiltN-FlNe DOlldfS NeNaIu'
DAN away from tho subscriber, on Satufaag z.
goth Of January lat. my negro hoy ANTH0Ai
SAID DO, j. of : whii.h yellow complexion f'e Il
siK o. seven inches high. about eighteen u iefr
Yeats old. and supposed % weigh about rne hurt
snd fofi, % one hundred and ffy pounds. H "a.
heavy head ~ hair. aud talks short when qussiiaf
and 10 doubt he u trying TO pass iof free to!
give The above reward icI his delivery 10 me 81 Z
rect Hill. cnsvell county. Or confinement 10 ans
= '@' =" - nm +. l.. WARREN
March II. r.
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Glorious Newsl-To the Public!

Glorious News To the Public!
My PARTNER (Mr. la. simpson, in the shop
vi formerly owned by Jones & Hooker. has at lnsi
got away from Ae~bsrn, aud We shall set the shop
10 work IS soon as possible.
We want 10 huy Lumber Of all SORTS Immediately.
Call upon Us then. Farmers and MilleIs 80 that we
can gel ready forthwith 10 mend up aud make the
work with.
Now i The lime 10 strike for freedom in the manu-
featuring line. Bring in ysur mstefial 10 US and re-.
eeiye the highest cash prices for H. or such work
you need. paspaI uaavIp
November 5th S.
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wAKIsC ur Yaos DrLusIos.- Chi.
care Tribune, one Of che most rabbi d the
Yankee papers, freely confess that the idea
az " starving out the South" was wretch
"a delusion. gathered from Helpers book,
from the New York Tribune, and from
Wendell Phillips speeches, which has cost
the Yankees, says the Chicago paper. more
HOOD and treasure than all the Southern
armies. Il quotes lew Of their sayings. as
follows:
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NOTICE.

HAVING. II November Term. A. D.. 1904. Of
- Orange County csurl. quslded - Administers.
ioi Of JEFFERSON MONK, derrs.ed. notice u
hs,eby given 10 III persons ha.ing debts. tsims Or
demands against the esiaie Of The sad deceased 10
ptescn, them 10 me sad ihnsc indebted 10 il 10 come
forward and make payment
]. $. LEATHERs. Admir-.
December d. "a
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A VALUABLE DIscosERr.--A most salua.
bic discovery has lately been made Of the
usefulness OF Sour Lake wsier. a. applied
70 the arts. Sour Lake il small Lake or
pond Of water situated ia Harden county. .
lew miles from the Texas i New Orlran'
Railroad, and about eighty i've miles from
this city. The waters are quite acid "a
the taste, those Of the surrounding Springs
bearing a close resemblance 10 tsriarIc acid
water. Indeed. these have been success.
fully used in all the branches 81 cooking
when tartaric acid IS required. The Diff
Guilty Of procuring acid since the blockade.
has been serious trouble 10 the telegraph
lines. A day or two since. Il occurred 10
the President aud Superintendent u The
Texas Telegraph Campsny--to try Sour
Lake water instead Of sulphuric acid. a
battery was rugged up. giving large sur.
face Of zinc to the action OF the water. and
the result has proved entirely satisfactory ;
the line Of the Texas Telegraph tOnpan,
being now worked BY battery Of sour
Lake water.
Hitherto this water has been chiefly re-.
sorted 10 for its health giving qualities. II
now bids lair TO command attention tnlts val.
liable uses 10 the arts Of life. Indeed, il j.
believed that for telegraphing purposes Il
NAV be transported IN barrels TO the most
distant parts Of the Coniederacy, aud used
more economically than sulphuric acid.
Thanks to Mr. Lincoln's blockade. II he
will keep il up long enough, We shall find
all we want ia our own territory yet.
7sras Telegraph.
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To those who desire Cheap Lights.

10 those who desire Cheap Lights.
4 lightsat this time have become IN ITEM would
- inform the public that can change the old Lamps
so - 10 answer good pur:ose. sumo change 10
burn Spnls OF rufPenlins. aud some 10 burn Nssls-
fool OIL OF pea.nut OIL. spirits 81 Tupenine is the
ehespesi. and i used BY many Of the citizens and
student. ii Chapel Hill. ! have good Tops. and
can make good rurpenline Burner. Lamp Tops
car be senl 70 ms BY ibe nail hack from HILLSIDE.
rough daily. and viii Re promptly attended 10. I
charge lor oh Tubes IS anJ 50 cents each. aud rs
cent. 10 one dollar lcr each Lamp.
l.. W. WOODS.
Chapel Hill. October -. o.
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To those who want Leather.
IlRING your hides and will le. you have Leather
ID Tor them; OF will tan on shares, or viii pay
cash for hides. w n RR0wN
Oc,ober g. 64-3m
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LONDON SEED.

" New Crop, from Peter Lawson & Son. I,ondon
LIST 0Y CONTENTS or CASE.
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WANTED.!
100000 feet of Box PLANK.
WE will pay cash for 100000 feet of Red, Black
" White and Post Oak Box Plank, sawed scanl
seyen-eights Of an inch thick and fourteen inches
wide. clear Of knots and splits. Apply 10 James w.
Corbin. al the Factory.
WEBB & WHITFIELD.
July 80. tf-42
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

IN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF No
" yEMBER NEXT, the STATE JOURNAL "a
be published
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ADVERTISING RATES :
JOHN SPRI.MAN,

Editor and prapritiof.
Raleigh. y. G.
October Is. 1855 G6,-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-12-16
The New CONSUMPTION Act.

The following is copy of the ConscriPtion Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
An ACT to amend act, entitled An Act to provide
further for the public defence"-approved 10th April
1884,
The Congress of the Confederate States of America o
sndc That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
TO call out and place in the military of the Confed
crate States for three years. unless the war shall have
been ended all white who residents of the
Confederate States betw the ages Of and for
tyiye years, at the time the call calls may be made
and who not at such time times legally exempted
Judgment be necessary to the public defence such
call calls to be made under the provisions and according
10 The terms of the act to which this is amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present to all persons who are, here
after become eighteen years of age and when once en-
rolled all persons between the ages of eighteen and forty
i've shall serve their full time proUdsd that if the Pres
dent in calling out troops into the service Of the Cunfed
crate States shall first call for only part of the persons
bev the herebeOIe stated he shall call for those
between the of hiryve and any other age less than
"rihve prOUded that nothing herein contained shall be
understood as repeating modifying part of the
To- which this is amendatory. except herein expressly
stated and provided further that those called out under
This act and the act TO which this amendment shall
De hrst and Immediately ordered fill to their maximum
me companies battaons, squadrons and regiments
" me respective States the time the act to further
PROVIDE os The public defence approved 18th April 1862
organizations formed from each State since the Of
al hc OF paced IN new organizations tn no oNcered h,
stale having such residue ACCORDING IN the laws ,h
o. 4r vi as now provided by law: propided that
'Ae GU ; nIzed to suspend the execution of This
VI he act TO which this is amendment in anv Ioc.Et
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN B. VANCE, of Buucombe Governor
RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR, of Arson, Private Secretary
RUFUS Ii. PAGE, of Wake Secretary of State
DANIEL W. CoURrs of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WV. 4. RICHARDSON, Of Wake, Chief Clerk
CURTIS II. BRoeDEN, of Wayne, Comptroller.
ID. w. Balm, of Wake Clerk. -.
D. II. PERRY, Librarian.
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CHATHAM RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
), the undersigned at the COmpany's Office in the City
OF Raleigh until noor, Saturday November J., 1885,,
For tile Graduation and Masonry of the middle division,
extending from Pages to Lockville, (.3 miles.)
ProeS and Specifications; showing about the aggregate
amount of work required will be exhibited for week
prior TO that date at the Engineers Office in Haywood,
Chatham County, and Companys Office in Raleigh.
Printed proposals will befurnshed Contractors for their
filling up and signatures.
ELLwooD Morris, Chief Engineer.
Raleigh Oct. 10, 1867 S2-tt
Fayetteville Observer Charlotte Bulletin Salisbury
Waterman. Greensborough Patriot and Wilmington Jou
nal, will copy six times and forward bstO this Office
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RAILROADS, &c.

NOTICE..
D. AND AFTER THE 5TH JANUARY,
III 100 all FreIghts between Weldon and Columbus
w be taken at local rates. charges will follow as at pre-
Senl' and collections made at points of delivery
w. j HAWKINS, Pres r. G. R. R.
=. c. CAMERON, N c. BIZ
WIN: JOHNSTON. c. CIR
tofore. " " PP' o. '
Raleigh. N. c.. Dec 81, 1851. If
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Office of the Chatham r. r. Col
RALEIGH, October 18th, 1862.
"A MoHTHLY INSTALMENT OF 10 PER CENT,
"A payable on the first day of each month until the
subscription paid, is hereby called for by
po,.; W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
hdieigh, Oct. 81, 1852. SS-H
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Office of the Chatham r.. Rr Company,

MO ACCEPTABLE BID HAVING BEEN OFF EhEU
IL for the graduation aud masonry of the middle o's
ion of the Chatham Railroddi extending from RACES ~
Lockve % miles, the undersigned is prepared 10 rece
proposals at this office.
Profiles and Specifications showing about the aggrega
amount of work required. be at the EDgneeI
Office, Haywood, Chatham County, or at the COMPANY
office, Raleigh.
ELLwooD MoRRIs, Chief Engineer. >.
Nov. II, 1862. 9l|o'.
~ Fayetteville Observer Charlotte Bulletin SALISBURY
Waterman, Greensboro Patriot and Wilmington IouinA
will copy times and forward bills to this Office.