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Description of Lookout Mountain.

| correspondent gives the following description
| ofLookout Mountain, which is interesting as giving
correct understanding of the situation and mpor-
lance Of this point and the position of our army
The ascent Of Lookout Mountain is gained by an
excellent road that rises from the confluence OF
Chattanooga Greek, two miles west of the depot at
Chattanooga, and reaches the top of the mountain
mile in the rear of Lookout peak. There we found
| most excellent summer resort resembling in ap-
pearance fashionable watering place. with beauti-
full and commodious hotel buildings, and all else to
render the place attractive to seekers of pleasure
Fine freeStone springs also flowing in profusion
This beautiful village IS known by the appellation
OF Sumter Town. There is quite commanding
view from the fourth floor of the hotel; but the
sublmest scenery is spread before the beholder from
the huge boulders Of rock that rise so rough and
rugged from the extreme northwest point of the
mountain overlooking the Tennessee river This
peak we suppose to be near three miles from Chat
tanoogs on an air line; direction nearly west eleva-
ton near two thousand feet above the river
The general course of the Tennessee river flow
ing from the northeast to the southwest but as seen
from the Lookout the shape of the river, from
above Chattanooga to Browns Ferry, below the
mountain, is somewhat similar to the letter Chat
taRooga being in the southern bend and Moccasin
ridge in The northern. The abruptneSs of the lower
bend, however, IS better represented by the name
Moccasin Bend The beholder is struck with the
similarity of the neck Of land embraced by this
bend to an Indians moccasn. Chattanooga is in
the lnstep, the confluence of Chattanooga Creek is
the toe, and the confluence of Lookout Creek is the
heel, and the pontoon bridge at Browns Ferry the
ankle above the heel The shrubbery along the
river bank represents the fringe or beads of the
moccasin. Lookout is opposite the bottom of the
foot and Moccasin Ridge is the leg and foot The
batteries that fire so frequently upon us may be
styled the top of the toe
The distance from the pontoon bridge in the rear
oil Chattanooga across the ankle of Moccasson Ridge
to the pontoon at Browns Ferry, is apparently
about mile while around the river it is five or six
miles. From the stand point we occupied Mis-
sonary Ridge is extending from north to south,
three miles southwest of and fronting Chattanooga.
Chattanooga Valley and Greek are between Mis-.
sIonary Ridge and Lookout Mountain.
Lookout Valley and Creek are west of Lookout
Mountain, and between it and Raccoon Mountain,
which is five miles beyond the peak Waidens
Ridge IS on the opposite side of the river nearly
north Between Raccoon Mountain and Waldens
kidge is the passage of the river, with the "suck"
and boiling pot" The Federals now hold the
itaccoOn Mountain and the Valley of Chattanooga
beyond Chattanooga Greek.
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MASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
~ Representatives of the Grand Lodge of Free and
sonic Hall, in this City, on Monday EVENING The Tib ~
December next. at o'clock ~ "
n representation s earnestly desired az business Of
consideration OF the Grand Lodge " WV
WILLIAM T. Balm, Grand Secretary
AATFICE OF GRAND MASTER M, TIN
90 Grand Lodge of North Carolina November g. A II
b, n. IA: os6" 1t being deemed important all persons
10 Stains against the Grant Lodge of any cbaractcr
regHe''ed to present them for payment to the GTsn
on Tuesday the second day of the next rsnJ
Raisirh y ~ n. Z; F. WATSON, Grand Master.
- Spirit Ct the Age ropy tiu day 0f'a'
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For the Standard.
Nice CommIssaTy Operation,

Nice CommlssaTy Operation.
Some parties in Graham having purchased drove OF
oeeVes in Western North Carolina portion of the beeyes
impressed and the commssares threatened the inn
preSsment IF the others The parties avoid the Impress
men sod the beeves to the government the meat 10 he
delivered, necks and shanks excluded at IS cents per
pound When the parties ready to deliver the beef
dispute who entitled to the kidney taIou
under the contract The of the beeves offered
refer the matter to arbraors This proposition was gem
erousy met the part of the commsSary with an order
of imp-essment. The of the beeves were thu
rced to yield to the Interpretation of the contract by the
cnnmissary.
The beeves were delivered to W. H. Oliver commissarv
agent for Aamancc county. When the parties came In
settle they were requested By Mr. Oliver to sign receipts
which he had written for Thousand pounds of beef
less than they had delivered him for the government
his papers showing that he hid taken for himself over 400
pounds and the balance of the loco weight had been sent
10 Aeh and Greensboro to government agents and their
kih and the parties owning the beef were allowed by Mr.
oiver only 30 cents per pound when beef was ready
sale III The market at 90 cents the parties thereby losing
that much and the deprived Of that much beef
winch had been sold and delivered to Mr. Oliver as the
agent of the government.
Inc people in this section wish to know il their proper
ty is to be taken support both the and the
commisSaries and their kin JTTSTICE :,
Graham, N. c., Nov. IL, 1858. ~
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sW PUBLICATIONS. BY Rp,r

E Tnp IMPLICATIONS, BY BRANsON
~ FAkkAH CO. Myrtle Leaves, by Rev n
hangpm, row IN press-secoHd edition "a booF - a.
adapted to the times suited alike soldier, Vim uIarly
to the loved ones OF home. III camp and
Price, &I.5O.
M0RVEN 4 LINDA, tale of a soldiers r,i,,..,,
an extract from Myrtle Leaves pretty poem now love
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS by Thee u ~,
second edition just published. d. Hll-
and sPs.tss on page With bright gems of ou.s
This IS true, genuine pOetTy."-SaLisSury RIM,
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOB, r.,i:,,,
a1G adapted to Southern Schools now rsdE IRON
THE DIXIE PRIMER-secOnd edition
book for the children. popular
Price per hundred $40.
The The E list DIXIE READER will soon b. read,
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with n
now. Send in your orders. oPs' In press
10 FIRST FIRST. BOOK e1. in just out i. de,
70 preceoe English Grammar; it contains n1 gnsd
text. book. " N'uuent. Tauabl,
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE oTrEsr1oN,
a t schools and to soldiers in campths hest
Price so cents.
c.rpc1 M1iEsSetIaneous Books for Sale.
GATECHlSMS FOR SABBATH SCH6"S'
Price per dozen, $3.50. OoLo'
aOr tee use OF Sabbath Schools This boot bsu
Price 80 cents
GREAT ExPECTATIoN-Rsadit .rd .,.
Price $500. 'Nu II ana realize the value
PRICE, Ses saS STORY. Truth is often strange
THE STEP SISTER.
Price 81 So
DORRELL MARKHAM
Price 1880
Price so. IA LIE oF THE BARDS,
we KAlDs AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND MO
Price $3.50.
uApDrGJs, m ,r,..
TI1a h DEE! TACTICS, WHEELER'S CAyALRyr,o
~ Ierloalcals Papers, and the Modern IjtsraC
ALSO, SCHOOL BOOKS of the old and n0,.
tl0ns, here and elsewhere for sale O ne" Publica'
Inc ususi deduction made to the trade Send -
o'uers' 1no nay FHGG receive prompt attention " ''ut
BRANSON, FARRAR a On
August 10, 1858. "ieSns 9.
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"E ARE RECEIVING
w 800 pounds cut tacks, by 10 and IL OF.
400 pounds black pepper and spice.
40 pounds English mustard
200 pouads extract Logwood and blue stone.
20 pounds cream tartar
5000 gross white and black hooks and eyes,
500 yards calico.
300 yards English rips.
500 yards black English Marine.
so yards brown French &"
90 yards drab "
so yards tan
90 yards clout
500 yards calico, extra English.
500 yards beached cottons.
100 gross black velvet buttons.
100 gross black silk buttons
100 gross fancy silk buttons.
so gross bugle gimps.
100 gross fancy hstters braid, DC.
20 gross black aud gold gimps.
loo gross black lasting buttons.
JacOnet muslin.
100 cotton handkerchief.
200 yards black paper cambria stout.
100 pounds powder.
90 NJ caps. Also shot
HilIsboro, NOV. 2s, 1858. s5NT
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will leave for the Army of Virginia. on Tues
day the 18th of December next Persons desirous
OF sending boxes, &c, to soldiers will please nave
them at the depots at Hillsborough Durham's, Nor.
rlsVIlle or Raleigh on the day before weighed and
marked. WALTER A. THOMPSON,
State Agent
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tHhISTmAN'S OINTNENT..-THE MOST
popular aud ethc IcOus in the Southern CnnfederacY
MAN. 0 w. ~ -A00
Inc chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
was tor the cure Of Itch in It's various forms 1t has,
uo%eTer proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
ocadhead cutaneUus Diseases in instances old sores
1l twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
mas been found in its for itch and letter that inc
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hosphai use In its application to hundred cases.
each OF itch and letter but failed of has
been horse flesh and found certain for sore
packs aud shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
is deemed out place the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabene in the of all these all
ments can be used in any climate either cold hot,
rainy clear weather without any danger the patient
This ointment put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars, with full directions and will be furnished to
persons i'll want of it at from three dollars fifty dollars
according to sEe of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de.
ducou by purchasing large quantity All orders prompt.
ly attended to.
REFERENCES
CHARLES F. Deems, D. D Wilson, y. G.
W. q JORDAN. Wilson, n. G.
DR. W. u. HooPER, CaswslI Co.. &C.
Wilson, y. G., Aug ~ ISd3 7o-ly.
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RNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARn.

NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday The os,b f
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. Heis of
whitlsh yellow complexion, about feet or inches
pounds he has heavy head of hair and talks short when
questioned and has down look. No doubt he trying to
will give the above reward for him delivered n ma
prospect HILL Caswell County, confined in any is so
ger hln. - f. L. WARREN
N"'"e" w. "aFcn ~, Ion3 26-w&sWtf
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A TRENTON FARMERS.--I WILL SF77
a at my residence, in Chatham county on TnoS
10Th OF December next to the highest bidder the f s
articles to wit; All my corn, fodder and shucks ali
tarmlng utensils consisting in part of one two boro NY
ole one horse wagon with good harness to both
COWS and calves two sows and pigs; one large E,tt us
many other articles too numerous to mention anu
take place at IL O'Clock. Terms made known on S S
sale. IN DpGD Oh Gay OF
Nov. Is, 1868. DH'N WITH
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ROOT AND SHOEMAKERS WANTEn
NJ We wish to hire or good workmen TO make booi,
ana SHOES we VIII hire for the balance of this year or for
aka give liberal prices either the piece or by the
month or year We have apartment in our acto2v FIR
negro "orkmen 50 that such slaves who wish to
hire them out, may do well to call upon u.s. Won ~
cdress or apply to l.. l. THOMASNk On
NJ A. 1890 Thomasvile, N c.
~ ~ '0'0' 95-Stpd
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u Tl0NS OF THE WOMB SPERM TORRHEa
SfPHliITIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR J. A CLoproS, Of
huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect success for
Pes ana guarantees perfect cure every clse of Pile,
where the Tumors come down when stool He operated
with perfect success few DAYS ago in case of ii wear.
standing his tumors coming down large as arS. tss
cup at every stool Those who doubt may address 6r II
H. Berry, Monticello Florida ' '
Dr. operated on some desperate in Salisbury l,,t
year. one OF them known to every citizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at hOme Huntsville, Ala for th.
March 30, 1853 oI-uL.t
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N ESIRAB TOWN PROPERTY FOR
sale consisting of a two story house. good kitchen,
OAK grove and large field the whole covering five
OF rLGh and well cultivated grounds fine location and
The House is nearly and in good re-
cnen building Possession given on the st of December
next, or little sooner if required
For terms apPlyto L. W. PECK, Raleigh.
November s. 1858. 8s-et
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& HOES AND BOOTS, NEXT DOOR TO
~ WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, Fayetteville Street. Raj
eigh, n. Gust received and now in store SPLENDID
assortment Of Gentle mems Ladies' and Misses Boots
SHOES and CATERS, embracing beautiful variety of La
dies Satin Shoes CATERS Also large lot nj Cotton
Yarns of assorted numbers
Also dOzeu double barreIed Pocket Cannons French
InventIon-shoot ten times in as many seconds
Apply early, and procure your winter supply of Shoe,
and Boots before the rise in price.
Terms strictly cash delivery.
Raleigh, Nov %, 1863. s4Nim'
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&1nA REWARD .--STCLEN UPON
~ AOU the train between Raleigh and Salisbury ON
Thursday night last the 10th of November very fine gold
huntsman double cased watch marked j. T. J. on the out
side OF the the of the watch The letter.
however more nearly resemble G.. T. G. Il was taken
from the person of ThOs Jenkins while asleep upon the
tram The above reward will be paid to any what
sosTer, delivering the watch to ME.
THOMAS JENKINS
Raleigh, N. O.
NOV zS' 1868. 94-tpd.
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Senli- 4Depklg 5tanAarh.
COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC
COUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEf-
1AnOhf' PUBLIC FOND-(RECEIPTS)
STATEMENT c.
-15;yo tbs sereraL sources fran chich the Receipts Of
the Public Fund hare been der11eh
certificates of State stock, 5 Ilas4O IL
Cherokee Bonds S,T6S IS
Contingencies, MOST Al
Insane Asylum tax, sS,sll IS
Interest on State Loans, 100
Interest on Loan to n. G. Powder Man.
ufscturing Company 800
Interest on note for State taxes given
BY Sheriff of Halifax, 80
Interest on Raleigh CASTOR Railroad
Bonds, s,lss IS
Interest on Wilmington, Charlotte, /
Rutherford Railroad Bonds, l45,5oo
Military Appropriation, 1904 5R II
Money remaining in hands Of Clerks $50 II
Premium on State Bonds, 6,769 90
Public Printing, Is
Public taxes, l,7S5, 5es %
Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Bonds 100000
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Bonds, IL ,Ql2 Is
State Coupon Bonds 8 per cent. sold
to supply the Treasury and funding
Treaury notes, l,s09,559
supply the Treasury. s,7Ss,OOo
State Coupon b nds, per cent, for
funding Treasury notes, $1,000
State Loans, 2,S35,427 50
Tax on Attorneys license, So so
Tax on Bank stock, 1924 SO
Tax on Corporations l75
Treasury notes issued, s1el04 IS
Wilmington Weldon Railroad Bonds, $500
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.oT1CE.-rHE FIRM HERETOFORE

NJOTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
II known under the speculation Of Ick Farrss, has
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts due the
6rm and all whom the is indebted will please
settle and present. their claims to c. NJ Farrss by whom
the business will in future be conducted.
C. NJ Farrss tenders his edgements to the pa
irons Of the old firm for their iberay and puncuaity
and respectfully requests continuance of the under
his auspices. CHARLES n FARRISS.
October 1, 1858. H+tf
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BOOKS RE-OPENED.-OFFICE OF THp
- Chatham Railroad Co., Raleigh, N c.. Nov stb
1863 The Board of Directors of this COMPANY bayn1
determined to put forward the grading of the road WIKI
gor the books OF subscription to the Capital STOCK
directed to be reopened. This road will run int b
heart OF the Coal and Iron deposits the Deep River val
ley will be intimately connected with our great rail-
Ways 1t VIII be on the line Of the shortest Route from
prospect OF being profitable The attention of those a.
srlng Investments Of funds we'll as of those who wish
10 AID IN developing the coal and iron resources Of The
Confederacy, is invited to this enterprise "
Price OF shares, 800 each. Cash payments NAV b,
made Subscriptions will be received BY George W Nor
aeca Esq at the Bank of N. c. by W. H. Jones' ESQ at
the Bank of Cape Fear by the Treasurer of The
Company, and by the under signed - Wv
KEMP P. BATTLE,
" ~ ~ President.
-'0'' ~ 1000. 9l-6t.
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from the subscriber the 18th of july last
my boy EVANS He is between so and IS wears old and
isblack feet inches high and will weigh about lao
pounds; quick spoken large full eyes, and shows the
whites OF them very much easily excited has a scar
think on the right side of his head just above his ear
caused by burn. He has wife stSoIomon Terrell's
wife at Joseph FoWlers Esq Little River and has
been there he has also been the neghbohood
OF Strckands below or near Wakefield he has an uncle
IN Nash County Nashville and understand belongs
to Mrs Battle near that place will pay the above re-
ward for his apprehension and confinement so thai can
get him. w. j. ALLEN. Raleigh u n -"
Nov II, 1863. eoSwGsvtF
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION FOR
LEASE.-The subscribers offer to lease for one or
more years that valuable farm, known the Asss PAN
tlt'0H lying on the Cape Fear River, miles above Fay
eteve. Tie farm contains 500 acres about 800 of hcb
are cleared and under fence-all bottom land and well
adapted to corn and small grain. The fences and bitches
in farmer would probably yield 5000 bushels of corn
There only or small houses the place besides the
cribs and stables We prefer renting for portion of the
crop Persons wishing to examine the place will call ON
us at Fayetteville, C. d. Nfon ESQ., Kingsbury
near the place. a. d. e J. lilly
NOV IL, 1878. 90 -6tpd.
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nR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED At CP0
y GANSYILLE, Rockingham county, N. c. will 81.
special attention to the treatment of Fstua Piles
diseases OF the Womb. Spermatorrhea Ulcers NorIo,
DeoIIity Secret Diseases and ScrofuOus Affections NJ
mas had long experience and practice and has been n
tormy successful in the treatment of such diseases IL
can be consulted at home by letter personally and al
communications strictly confidential "nu al
September Z, 1858. - =
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.WANTED 20 RENT-GOOD FARM WITH
c,.rs, good bulldog near Raleigh. Above Raleigh pre-.
Nov 96, 1888. ss-u,a
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" A. BADHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
He Raleigh, n. G. OPFIcE-Brck building near the
Court House.
October Il, 1862, ssB
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ENTITY DOLLARS
n from the subscriber the night of the I'd inst In
1 naakln county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
henry dark color. about II years old, medium height
aa SIZE ms SKIN under bis clothes, is rough from
cent attack OF chicken pox bought him of j. ]. Hean
charlotte N C. and suppose he is trying make
ms way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
Mack IS about y DID, tall and rather chunksy;
nas scar In each temple close his hair color almost
copper; No doubt be and Henry travelling together
VIII pay the above reward for the apprehension Of the
sad boys and their confinement that get them or their
return TO Inc at Huntsville, YadLn county, NC
Aug. II, 1858. ST
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VNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Il Jail of Randolph, the 9Th day of November 1868
anegro man by the of LEWIS, who states that he
did belong to Jacob Parker of Warren county n c. but
sold in Richmond Va about the st of October 1858
TO Mr. Marsh Johnston, of South Carolina given name
not remembered.
Said negro appears to be about 20 years old feet or
inches high, weighs $50 1S5 pounds heavy set and
toerabe black says that he placed on the Railroad
Wild the gravel train between Charlotte and Columbia
and Runaway about two weeks before was apprebended
Inc owner requested to come forward prove property
pay charges aHd take him away, otherwise be will be dealt
with as the law directs.
]. W. STEED, Sheriff
" OF Randolph county, N G.
AShooro, Nov a. 1858. pr. ad. $I3) 94-6w
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RANK OF-NORTH-CAR0LINA A DIVI-
~ dend OF fire per cent the capital stock Of this
Bank has bee declared this day. out of the profits for the
last six months payable to the Stockholders in curre1t
notes on the LIST MONDAY in December next at the Prn
cP@l Bank, Branches and Agencies.
C. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1898. std.
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lLAS Claim Agent and Notary Public Richmond, Va -
Claims of every description against the Confederate States
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch
Attends all the Courts held in the City Of Richmond.
Address Box 1lG0, Richmond Va. a.
Jan. 90, 1868. 7-lY,
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existing under the style of. D. c. Pool Brothers.
having dissolved, the business will be continued by the
undersigned in the name of J. D. c. J. NJ Pool.
]. d. c. POOL,
]. N. POOL.
kIttrells, N. c., Nov. 49, 1868. 93-6tpd.
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REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC-
CO1SrS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER so, 1865. ,,-o,,,,r,>
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Dm1NlSIhATOR'S NOTICE...THE SUB.
"A scriber having qualified at the last session. August
OF County Court as the Administrator of Camp
bell lrede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate
present them to him for within the time prescribed
by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their
while all those indebted to said estate they will please call
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences Of debt and settle them.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON Admir-.
oEC. T. Iredell, decd.
october Il, 1858.