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SEQUESTRATIONS SALE,
VALUABLE COAL AN6 IRON PROPERTY.

Nine hundred & eizhty.seven and a half Acres.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE AT THE Dis
- trct Court of Pamco in the District of North Caro
ma u the case States Of America by John Man
ming. jr., receiver, against Robert Patton:
shall sell, Thursday tue 18th day of Msy next at
the Court House door, in the town Of Ptsbcrn and
~ of Chatham and State of North Carolina all of John
TaylOrs interest in tract Of land lying on Deep River
just opposite Egypt containing nine hundred eghtyseven
and half acres Said tract of land the heart of the
Deep River basin and is underad with coal and iron ores
slope has been opened on the property. The states are
also rich in OIL
The interest Of said Taylor in the property is the legal
estate but the Deep River Coal and Iron Company has
right to have the title made to upon its paying the
purchaser the sum of eighty thousand dollars with
thereon from Jan ;st 1850 ANY information desired will
be given on addressing John Manning b receiver Pitts.
boro', n. C.
Terms of sale onehrd to be paid on consummation of
the sale by the District onehrd in three months
and the remainder in six months thereafter The purchs
ser giving bonds with good security and the title retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
shall also sell at same time sud place. thirty -four hun
dred and eighty shares of stock in the Deep River Coal
and Iron Company, forcash.
being the stock owned by John Taylor, c. W. God.
dsrd aud Z. SJmon. ..
JOHN MANNING JR RECEIVER.
.Pittsboro,, N. C., March 8, 1868. l0-w2m.
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FOR the Standafo.s}
One of the s. Ploods'' convinced. and Col. Nal.
let's Battalion indicated. -,..s...,
N"rn tell the tale as twas told to me" Thomas
Phelps, of Person county, says he witnessed well
contested fstcuff on the train between Raleigh and
Hilsboro man hang from the republic of
South Carolina entertaining passengers with an &C
count of the late battles the Neuse, ut kinston
and other places took occasion to attribute all the
disasters to Mallett's battalion.
"If it had not been, " said be, for Malletts id
cowardy conscripts, We would have whipped the
eneSy, Notwithstanding their number" This re-
mark brought to his feet soldier named johnson,
from Orange. II belong" he said "to Mallett's
battalion. was taken prisoner. It was impossi-
BILE for SO few as We had, to whip such numbers -
composed the enemy's army, and you must take
back your offensive remarks about Malletts bat
TALON" The Blood said, 81 did not know you be-
longedt to it." johnson said, I" You know it now,
and you must retract what you have said" Blood
replied, ~ shall not do it" johnson said, ".If
you do not shall satisfy you Of the pluck Of Nal
let's battalion BY giving you the d-dest whipping
replied, "If you are able" "You need not doubt
that" said johnson, and in he pitched upon the
Palmetto gentleman, who made fierce resistance,
Sufficient to whip any soldier except plucky con-
script The Palmetto gentleman finally grew short
windcd, and though the train was going twenty
miles an hour, he seemed to think every thing was
standing STILL except johnson of Malletts battalion.
No one interfered, until the gentleman from South
CAROLYN. cried out Justify, Enough, enough" and
SO ended the fight; the passengers pulling johnson
of--no one was needed to hold the Blood A stage
whisper could be heard all over the car, "good,
good' and thus was Mallett's battalion vindlcated
and an unbeiever convinced Of its courage
Pin Hook Feb Of 1863
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TAKEN UP.

A ND COMMITTED To THE JAIL OF ONsLOw
"A County, the 3Oth ult, . Negro man by the name
Of JACK who says be belongs to Lott Rich of Sampson
COUNTY Said negro is about thirty years DID, ofyel
he was bought in Richmond and sold to Rich by Mr. Bar
den about seven months ago.
eighteen years DID, who say they belong to the heirs Of E.
Sarkey JONES' of Jones County, and runaway from the salt
works on Topsa Sound The of said negroes are
and take them away they will be dealt with as the law
directs. e. AURkILL, j., Sh'f
Feb. Nth 1858. 10-wGm
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, Dscem-
Der Term, 1862.
NORTH.CAROLINA, |
II Franklin County.

THOMAS PEnRY and others.
James Reid the executor named in paper script pur-
deceased having propounded the same for probate in SOL
eu,n form ut the December eru 1852 of Franklin County
Court and it appearing to the Court that Ihamas Perry
Of Sarah Bonner, deceased, towt: William H. Bonner,
Martha Brown wife Of Dr. Brown CAROLINE Douglas
Court that publication be made the above named
sons in the Raleigh Standard for nine weeks to the eud
hs coSd Monday of March, 1852 to witness proceedings
then to be bad respecting the probate Of said script the
isst vr and testament Of said Burrell Perry. -
1on;sburr the second Monday of December A. D. 1852
'o'''' % T. C. HORTON, q. G. O.
Jan. 10, 1858. tpr. aaT va S-wst.
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TIE SUPPLY OF FooD.-An intelligent subscr;bsr
in Moore county writer tous that he was about to
that he had passed through Moore county and found
plenty Of provisions for the present year and hands
enough left to make plenty for the next but found
smother person had done 10. He saSs, This d 6r
from being correct in regard to the western psrt Of
Moore. There is not enough NEST and bread II
fairly distributed to prevent suffering, and the price
10 30 high that many will feel extreme want before
the close Of the year, FsysttsuiA O1ssrse,..-
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To the Teachers of the South.

RALEIGH, N. O., Jan. H. 1863.
SIR: At the last annual meeting of the State
Educational Association of North Carolina, held in
the town of Lincolnton, on the l4th and 18th Of
October last the following resolution was unanf.
mously adopted:
Resoleed, That this Association recommend
general Convention of the teachers of the Confed
crate States, to be held 1t - on - 1858,
to take into consideration the best means for supply
ing the necessary text books for schools and collie
ses, and for uniting their efforts for the advance
ment of the cause Of education in the Confederacy;
and that the Executive Committee of the Associa
ton be directed to correspond with teachers in the
various States, on the subject
Wehaxe thought it would facilitate the accomplish
ment of the object of the above resolution, to sug
gest time and place for the holding Of the Conven-
ton referred to and we accordingly recommend
that the meeting take place in Columbia, South
Carolina, on Tuesday, April 18th, at 8 o'clock, P N.
The importance of this movement will be readily
appreciated by every friend Of our beloved country;
and We feel sure that no class Of persons can be
more useful in achieving, under God, the independ
ence of nation, than those who are engaged in
training the hearts and minds of the young.
The integrity of society itself demands that at
least those of our text books which relate to moral
and political science should not be prepared by
persons who hold opinions in conflict with those OH
which our institutions based and if our schools
are ever 10 O6 puTkeu VI su0
of the world, we will never have better opportun-
ty than the present for the commencement Of this
good work.
We would add, in addition, that our national enc
mics arragn us ut the bar of the civilized world as
q people Of inferior moral development and capa-
bility; and every consideration which can appeal
to our PRIDE 70 our patriotism and to our manhood
as we'll as our sense Of duty to God and to our fell
low men, should prompt those who labor in the
moral domain, to be up and doing.
We cannot afford to permit any exigency which
efforts in behalf Of those agencies which, next to
ligion, do most to promote the welfare Of society
and we know that if the rising generation is proper
ly instructed the lapse of time WILL oy the blessing
Of Providence, but insure that Independence for
which those who are now on the stage of action are
SO heroically contending.
Believing that these viewsme with your hearty
concurrence, we respectfully and earnestly invite
you to meet us in council at the time and place spe-
Gifted above fully believing that by the Divine favor
we may thus be enabled to lay in this day of trial.
the foundation Of work which will rebound to the
honor and prosperity of our noble country.
With much respect
We are truly yours,
s"ps :; i I I s : %;t S;s;s,: .ts o
j. D. CAMPBELL,
Ed. N. G. Journal of Education,
WILLIE j. PALMER,
'Prin. N. G. Inst D. & D. & B.
An early reply to the above circular is respectful
ly solicited. ,-,
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A KNAPSACK FOUND.

A KNAPSACK FOUND.
a SOLDIERS KNAPSACK, CONTAINING PAIR
IA of pants three coiored Shirts pair of red flannel
drawers pair of shoes and piece of soap, found at
the Central Depot after the train left the night of the
5th February On two of the shirts is the of E D.
Crawford" The obtain the knspsack and
tents on application to the subscriber
e. +. WYATT.
Raleigh n G., March 8, 1868. lO-W3t
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Tn Queen in her speech to Parliament Gays, with
rsGasd 70 American afars, that.shs had abstained
iron taking any steps with view to inducea ces-
sh 81 hostiiities, because II had not seemed that
any such oxertures would be attended with any
possibility Of success. She, however, viewed with
tie deepest concern the conflict which stil ragged,
and Witnessed with grief the distres which the war
inflicted upon portions of her subjects. q, -f..:
The insurrection in Poland is said to be spread
ing: "A sanguinary battle had been fought At Wen
grow, IN which the insurgents were defeated and
the town captured by the Russians. .. i. !. so.
At the Lord Mayors banquet Mr.. Mason, said
that he anticipated speedy establishment Of friend
~ relations between the British and Confederate
Governments. The declaration was received With
much applause. ..si. - 80 81 -
The 1inss says that Mr.. Mason 10 much too fast
that present proceedings mean nothing.
The reply Of Lincoln to the Manchester Address
has been published 1t deplores the suferings that
have been occssioned BY the Cotton famine, but
rejoices that efforts to create sympathy for the se
cessionists had failed in England 1t eulogises the
utterances of the Manchester meeting as sublimely
heroic and expresses an earnest desire for perpetual
peace between the two nations. III ri ..,;..p
: The sales of Cotton in Liverpool for the week
amounted to 5,O0o bales the market closing ct .
decline of ID Breadstuffs were dull. : 80
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$50 REWARD.

49, $50 REWARD.
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THH
~ ~ first day Of December last, my negro man name.
sob aDOn. i've feet high and weighs about
large white eyes, and downlook, and HIS q lid
left hand; has heavy moustache; had on when be led
a home made sarge coat.
will give the above reward for the delivery of said n
gro to at Prospect Hill confined in any Jail so
him. EPHRAIM BURCH,
Caswell Co., n. C, Jan. 20, 1868. 4-wf
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
HI day the 2sth of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY He is of whitish yellow complexion, about
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 q free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to at
Prospect Hill Caswell County, confined in any Jail
get him. T. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co.. March IA, 1859. =. l2-wtf.
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: STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

= n = NTEAM SAW MILL FOX SALE. IT
~ OFFER FOR SALE A STEAM SAW Mill. TEN
miles southwest of Raleigh, near Middle Greek p o.
The Engine is Of eighteen horse power The saw is ay
bssvv gum elastic belt The machinery arranged that
me man can run the engine, manage the and set the
ioe, There plentiful supply Of louglsaed pine and
other timber in the neighboslod and aeady market for
5000 feet Of lumber in day. For further nsrmation ap
NV to GEO. W. ATKINSON,
p' 80: .-'-.-- Raleigh, Nc.
Feb. ID 1858. a.. ll7.. .t,. ..-.t s-s.sy- 8-wt.
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A, DESIRABLE SITUATION,
nNE NILE AND A HALF FROM HAW RNbI
" Ststion, Immediately upon Haw River, in Aamsa|
County) til. NorthC Carolina Railroad is offered for
upon accommodating terms. There are 225 of ~
on the tract and the premises good framed dweia
house, with the necessary outbnildngs The various ss
reniences of this situation not exceed by any n %
section of the State. Any person. wishing to visit "
premises with view to purchasing can obtain inO
as to quality and adaptation of the SOIL character Of I
forest growth. &c, from either Of the Messrs Turne
Haw River Station. For terms apply to the
EDITOR OF THE PROGRESS,
r..,... -i.u.. -. Raleigh, n. 9.
Feb a. 1858. 9-wss
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ATTENTION.

A IL PERSONS WITHIN TIE BOUNDS o.
kAAeth Reg N. C.sAl between the aos. y. IN
~ years. including all persons who have furnish,
tutes, and oil persons claiming exemption fron
whatever. will appear in GRAHAM on the lath any
MARCH next with three day rations for meS, and
sG ~ se will Ss IL
spectve districts selongng to their respect 20
are at Graham, agreeable to the above order
...ear, i. i! ~ g JOHN A. MURRAY
Feb 10, 1858. '' oO" e''n Rest &C.,
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IMPORTANT SALE. !;

an WEDNESDAY, THE nth DAY OF MARCH
U next at The late dwelling house of Peleg Rogers del
ceased, shall sell at public auction, credit of sid
months. the perishabe property belonging to the estate
my ihtestate, consisting of large assortment Of House
bold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Implements Copa
Stock of every description among which is one very su
rior Stallion Of the Morgan stock, six years DID,
Jack, not inferior to any in the county, six or m
years old. several valuable Horses and Mules y ss
Der of Hogs and valuable Cattle Wagons, Carts and u
Gus other riding vehicles. Also, one hundred basd
Cotton. and set of B1acksmith's Tools shall also Y
the close of the SALE hire out for the balance of the
some thirty likely negroes men, women boys and grk
The sale will continue from day to day until all are dbl
posed Of
Bond with approved security will be required:
GEO. w. THOMPSON, Admit |
Wake Co., Feb. "a, 1868 9-HStpd
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CHEAP LEATHER.

CHEAP LEATHER. ~
HyHOSE WISHING TO HAVE HIDES CONVERTED
IL into good leather, shares for much per h.,
can be accenimodated at the tannery Of J. T. LEACH
SON. which is situated in Wake County, four miles south
Forty cents per h. for hides for kip calf goat skins
onethrd; which they will sell to the Of the skins
ut market price, if they wish to purchase: .oN
Ian. IA ,ses - 4wst.
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ADMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE..

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LAYING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
Ii Henry Jackson, deceased, February Term. 1873
Of the County Court Of Wake give notice 10 the debtors
to the estate to make payment and the creditors to pre
sent their claims within the time precr,bed by law.
Feb. "a, 1858. Sat
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NOTICE.

VyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADJ
l. minstrator the estate of Peleg Rogers, decesa
at February term of the County Court of Wake, her
gives notice to all persons indebted to my intesass
make immediate payment, and those having accouns
to me for settlement within the time prescribed BY rs
duly authenticated, otherwise this notice will be pss
in bar of recovery.
Wake Co., Feb. "a, 1853. 9-wspd
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NoRTH-CCAlR0LINA, SUPERIOR cor.~|
io., Gnstnam County. Law, Full Ts SuURl OIL

JAMES Il. MALLORY, J
L appearing to the satisfaction of tbs c,.
sss ,ss ordinary , nsGss, sh,ept.
therefore ordered BY the Cont cannot ts reach him. Ill
made 10 ne n C. aadas neysn aars advertisement
MsoIs x weeks commanding The said Ri
hS ar tf :" appear at the next term ss,d
day. .. sue G"hr House in Pboroug on tSs
to the ssd st,ssh Then and there
him. ' P'' o0hyesso will be entered sn as y
March =. 1892 J. THOMPSON. ~ s ssaaa
y i9o'' (Pr. adv. $5.saLN ~N1 ~ 9.
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BONNEVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHOOI.
BONNEVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY, N. O..
VNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS School Will
begin January 18th 1885, and continue twenty week.,
pdents who enter this school at any time during the 6
ten weeks OF the session. will be charged full tuition u
those who enter at any time during the latter part Of ~
term. will pay onshaF of the full tuition fee.
1t is desirable and important that students who eyw
to enter be present At the beginning of the session.
Jonesvile is retired and exceedingly healthy village
far removed from the seat of war
Tuition, from 80 to $25 per session.
board from $50 to $25 per MONTH
For full nformatios address the Principal at Jonesv
NC. j. G. MARIER Prncin,l |
Lee. 70, 1909. 52-wl7tpd
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ny oEEIllMa:.CAROLINA, SUPERIOR conn =,
=, a nam. County. Law, Fall Tenn 1I Ssss W

DEP RIVER Coal AND IRON CoxpAsr A''"'nmen'
~ appearing to the satisfaction of the Court a..
sag Company absents itself from the State AZ t5o, n
o.dsy law cannot reach them It is ths,
Oy ane Court that advertisement be made n q
y. esanadrd newspaper published in Raleicb S,
weeks commanding the said defendants to apnaa ,o'
Pfx. Term Of SAID cour to be held at the
rlts6oroush on the Cd Monday in September nert M
ana tnere to plead answer or demur to the said A.s
ment OF the Plaintiff Patrick Dolan, or Judgment a.a
Iesso will be entered againt the this February oh
J. THOMPSON. G. -"
March D. 1868. (pr. adv. $5.621f.) los
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N0RTH-CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT n,
c Taans. county GSSunty. Law, Fall Term, las

DEEP RIVER Coal AND IRON COMPANY.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court bs,h
company ahsents itself from the State so that The
process OF law cahno reach them. it is ther SsSss
BY the Court that advertisement be made in ibs ~
Staadard newspaper published in Raleigh, for vst
commanding the said Defendants to appear at the nsr
term of the said court TO be held at the Court Hons
PiifsSorcugh on the srd Monday in September next b
and there to plead. or demur to tbcsaid At,S
ment of the Plaintiff, Thomas McKernan, OF judgment ~
confssso will be entered against them.
J. THOAPSON,sac
March s, 1863. (pr. adv. s5.s21Sl llsx'
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800 REWARD.

RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ~,
N URDAY. the 10th day of January Iax,, OS s.,
man. W ESLEY, abou. SIX feet three or us' INV nv
hgs and Weighs sSnu IT'S or lso pounds ys Ss
years old. and has Q on his left foot. left
Of an axe: He is considered by traders No iom
will pay the sbove reward for the delivery Of
me, at TOMS CREEK, or FIFTY DOLL ARG sa q ness
Il any jsiso get him. He may be found in ill., sis
IS e. was raised and urehae
MATTHEW W STR1cv,
7bns's Grsek, ~ c., Feb. %. 1859 o'"lCkLAND
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DIsLoYAL: MEN IN PoslrroEs or Trust AND
PRofr.-We are informed on testimony we are
bound to credit that citizen Of Chattanooga, Who
bought and sold cotton in North Alabama during
the Federal occupation, andwent % ana fro between
Chattanooga; Huntsville and Nashville, without
permit from any Confederate military authority, is
now in the employment of the Confederate Govern:
ment in the pork packing business at Chattanooga.
Is our Government aware of thisi' Ought sneh
things to DO tolerated. Other instances Of persosa
whose conduct was not such rs to place theirloyaty
70 tie Consistency above suspicion being employed
in positions Of trust and profit and exempt from
strict military service have been called to our atte-
aon. Is just to our true and loyal citizenss Il
1t safe s'r the country !-Hxptspsls Csnsasrats.
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LIVE STOCK.

overssnd Farmers wiilfnd this the mo tadvan-
tsgeous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
vatered and supplied with every convenieucs have
be opened and itsconnecions and every
attention is paid thcif wants From Hsrisbnrgh,
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and resting, choice H. of,rfea oi the PitlLAlkL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BAITiMORF MARKET.
This will also be found the shortest quickest and
NEST direct route Tor stock TO New York-IviAAisn-
tSw land with few st cha M Eeeth An any other.
ENoCH LEWIS .Gensraisnpt., Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. HuUPT, Gen Tick at Agt- Philadelphia.
II. IA. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent,
lan7aA~. rhiafe iphtA.
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DOOKS--Received on Saturday.

ROOKS-Receiyed on Saturday.
Pnrson Brownlow's Book.
Artemus ards Book.
Thirteen Months In the Rebel Army.
Siege of Richmond.
Agnes OF Sorrento. "
Among the Pines.
Ulphus c. Kerrs Papers
Armegidden, or tho Un,tsd States In Prophecy.
Miriam.
FT incs Of the House Of David.
Throne OF David
Thirty nine Zen FOR One Women.
Chronicio9 Of psrlpebr1
The W omen loved; and
The Woman Who 20 ms.
Photograph Albums.
For Als By -. W. WESTCOTT,
Ian6-d MAin.M., cd door from 9TH.
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a1Oep1nE Cars
On NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimert.
H Baggage Checked 7AroagA. ~
And Transferred Free.
FIR EIGHT s..

r. X T. i OH Il s.
BY this route, FreixhIs OF all dcscriptio can be
forwarded 10 and from PhiiAdeiphis, New York,
Boston o. baltimore, 10 ard from any point the
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Iilinofs,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missopri, By RAILROAD nj
RECT.
The Pennsy ivan.a Railrssd also at Pitts-
burg with steamers by whieh Goods be forwxrd-
ed TO an, po1d on the 0Aie. Musk tngu Ia, KENNEDY
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi, Wis
eonsin ,Mtssour Knns As, Arb ansar ara ned Xiv
era, and AT Cleyeiant, sAndusky and Chicago with
steamers lo all ports ON the North Western Lakes.
MarchAhtsand dshipperseptrufinEthe the trApsportA-
ton ofthsir Frsightto this Company ca rely vita
confidence o nits speedy transit,
The RAScs of Freight
To andfrom any point n the West by the Pennsyl-
vAnia Central Railroad, are NJ all tin,es AS FA-
VoKABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY oTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
IL Bepar.ieuiarto mark pack ages, ..vIA rEsH.
CENTRAL X. R.DxII
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions. ap-
ply address either Of the follow ing Assnts Of
the Company.
ID. A. .sTEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE& CO, Transfer Agents, -
III. W BROWN Il co. Cine cinnAti, o.
R.C. MElDRUM& CO., Madison, Ind.
J. n, MOORE Lonisv die, NY.
w. NJ. AtkMAN x CO., Evansville, Ind.
X. Il. SASS 81 louis Missouri,
CLARKE Il CO, Clieato, III.
J. H. NICOLA Pottsmputh q
X. M'NEELY, 4 MONTGOMERY, Naysviile,
WI. q f. L. LANGLEY ,Galiipoiis %.
IL S. PIERCE L. CO., ZHnesy lie %.
N. Ii. HUDSON, Ripley, o.,
II. H.C.MELDkuA. General Travelling Agent
for the South snsw West.
The New York herald., 1863-11-25
WINEe. LIQUORs, sc.

n consists ID Selins only oldest Wines and Lquers
OF strictly hncquates than Broadway % up
town prces vz-Lcngwohs catAwbs, much less han tho.
Brapdes rom i've 10 forty years old. s.fg
Brsndes ia glass mp5rta'ion; ylntarc l5ta "a "a
Scotch sri Irish whiskcy Imported 1887. ye ysoN
Bourbon and Rye whiskcys fropslx 70 sssenesn ysaD
old : - a. ls f.re.lI Ga t1a
Flen grades part very en- cc Pota totnel IN
(,ea,,s 70 bv the gallon. imr6rtsror; rts' 9nte
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