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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-11

How THE REBELS TREAT THE COPPER
HEADs.-The Harrisburg correspondent of
the N. Y. Times relates the following incl
dents of the rebel invasion:
George Booker, State Senator, who lives
at Pagestown about nine miles from Har-
risburg, has been visited by his friends
from Dixie. He is known as one of the
most violent COpperheads in the Legisla-
ture. He was the leader in the movement
to forbid Senator Wight and Andy john
son from speaking in the Capitol last win
ter, and has never made any CONSIGNMENT
of his hostility to the war against the rebel
lion, and his symprthies with the South
When he heard the rebels We're coming he
said he did not care-theY were gentlemen,
and respected private property. They col
lected in front of his house, and he came
out and made a little speech. He said, $50
l am informed from several sources,) that
he sympathized with them, that the rebel
lion was justified and the war unjust, that
it was all the Abolitionists, &C., &C., &C.,
in the usual style of the Copperheads.-
Whereupon the rebels Immediately pro-
ceeded to give him benefit. They took
all his horses and cattle, all the flour and
grain from his mill, which is a large one,
and was, unfortunately for him, very well
stocked, and, in fact, "cleaned him out'
most completely. So much for Bucking-
ham.
The amount of havoc committed by the
rebels in the various towns through which
they have passed is represented by the citi-
zens to be immense. They took whatever
they wanted, and when SO disposed, Offered
in payment Confederate scrip. A boot and
shoe dealer in Mechanicsburg was COM
pletely cleaned out of his entire stock, and
all he had to show for it was $4,000 in worth
less rebel currency. AT Carlisle the peo-
pie were made to furnish rations to 1900
men. As would be naturally supposed, it
did not take long to reduce the supply of
provisions in that place to small quanti-
ty. All the horses, cattle, sheep and swine
in vast section Of country have been led
away or slaughtered. 1t is related that a
COpperhead resident of Mechanicsburg,w who
has heretofore been loud in his assertion
that the rebels were chivalrons, and would
never think of disturbing private property,
was especially sought after by them, and
his house and furniture damaged to con-
siderable extent. His neghbors have an
idea that has learned to distinguish the diff
ference between his friends and foes. If
the rebels have only served all Copper
heads they have come across i'll the same
manner, the loyal people will be grateful
to them There are few OF this contempt-
ible race of outcasts who continue to live
and pollute the atmosphere of Harrisburg.
Let such take warning that they are not
only the loathed of the loyal but the de-
spised of the open enemy.
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DRowNED.-A lad about sixteen years of
age, whose name wegwere unable to ascer-
tain, was downed near Eagle Point, on the
Fourth. He was swimming in the river,
was seized with cramps, and before assist
ance could arrive he sank to the bottom.
A lad named Joseph Hartsoek, aged
twelve years, son of Mr.. Caleb Hartsock.
was downed while bathing in the river at
the foot of Third street extension, on Sat
urday afternoon last. His body was recov-
ed on Sunday morning and his funeral
took,place III the afternoon. Dubuque Times
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-11

NOW, we all KNOW the negro Is as able TO
bear the fatigues and wear and tear of the
service as the poor white man. The slave
owner has no more right to claim exemp-
ton for his slaves than the poor white man
has for his children. The labor of the poor
white mans son is as necessary to his sup
port as the labor of the slave to the support
of his master.
The truth is, the Government and the
people have become so demoralized by sla-
very that rather than hurt the purse or
slave of the Shareholder they will sacrifice
every poor white man in the nation. We
say it is the dnty OF Congress to provide
for arming and forcing into the service
every able bodied negro in the nation,
whether bond or free, and make then fight
until the rebellion is crushed out. Ifany
body is to be saved let it be the poor white
man. We have had thirty years of legisla-
ton for the exclusive benefit of slavehol-
ders; now let us have ten years legislation
for the benefit of the non-slaveholding
whites. Conscript the slaves. If the slave
holders have not loyalty enough to submit
without grumbling, force them into ser
vice in place of one oftheirslaves, and that
will soon silence their traitorous opposi-
ton to every measure for prosecuting the
war. Their slaves are nomore sacred than
the non-slaveholding whites SpTanajtetd
MiSSOu7iaa,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-13
North. Carolina Christian Advocate

HT Is CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBL
Il cation of the North CTORd CriStitn .1dUoclts at
early day. under the patronage of the Norh-taropa Com
ference under the direction and ownership of joint
stock Company composed of ministers sDG laymen, to
cure its permunency.
1t will be its imporO CHRISTIAN Ad0ocdte 1t
will and defend the doctrines and discipline Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South and lahVr to advance
Chrsts Kingdom earh and toprOmote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides its earnest religious characer.it it shall be ad
of the moral educational and industrial progress of
North CarOlna-a welcome ViSiter to every fd and to
the camps of brave soldiers and faithful chrOncler
of what may be useful and interesting and of the current
news. :
All travelling and local ministers and The stockhold
of the Company, specially requested to act as
Agents for the paper.
The old subscribers Of the Adrocdts will be supplied with
the SERIES TO The full amount due them at The time of
its suspension but the mail books not in the posses
sion Of the Editor he must rely upon the Old subscribers
themselves and the Agents, TO furnish him with their
names and post offices and the amount due them.
The AdU0cas will be we'll printed good paper and will
contain amount of reading matter equal any paper in
the State.
During the continuance of prices the subscription
price win be - per annum, always in advance,
Agents who send ten more subscribers and
the Cash. will be entitled tn copy of the paper for
year. II is desirable that larg list be sent
Address WM. E. PELL, ERtor.
Raleigh, N. c., JAM |, 1853. 2-tE
~ All former exchanges will confer o favor BY
giving the above two or three Insertions.
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JUN Is IL 10Y JUN
d. T.. HERNDON,
H. c. HERNDON.
RLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

q B.M, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE, OUT OF
Z Fire Fly, Imp Priam, G. dam by Imp Lusborough,
lost only race, cut of fx-5 years oldnow stined
Her produce B. F., by Albion j., foaIed last spring
3 Br. IL Horse Fly by Imp Fly by Night, out of Fire
Fv-3 years old 300.
i Br. ? full sister to last named, $500.
) B. NJ. Lola by Baiie PevtOn ont of regt mare now
ten Years old and snted to Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal, $45l.
t. Her produce b. H. Esther, bv Gen. Hawkins bay
Priam years old, now stnted to Tar RiverS$5HO.
B. H., full brother last named years old, $500.
). B. I, by Imp. Fly By Night years old, $500:
g. B. C., Epsilon. by Epsilon, Jr, one year old, $4OO
It" c.. by Albion, Jr, which horse Col. Green lost
upol the fall of Roanoke Isand-last springs colt;
II. e, by same out of No. g. foaNd May 18th, 1852,
as was No 10 perfect match, price for pair $500.
u. Be Il Mid Night, by Imp. Albion dam by Imp.
G!encoe, years DID, 81 900.
y B. NJ Pitch Dark years old in fpa to Albion, Jr.
she by Imp. Albion, dam Stakeholder, G. dam by Imp.
u Ca. NJ, Kitty years DID, splendid saddle horse,
Oy Ruanune $500.
l5 $. H., Regent. Jr, by Regent, years old. 5000
R b. IL, Bpauregard, year old by Gen. NJ. 7. Ilaw-
knS bay Pram This is believed be the first secu
horse in the country He won't great New MAJ
sweep Stake in two siraigt heats, beating fine h'd-
among them Ninette full sister to the renowned Planet
S dam by Imp Trustee lie is full brother to the Csc
$''r' ard if not snd BY the first of April, will LET him
u limited number of thorough bred mares at $50 per
Season.
IL. Also pair of dark brown carriage horses bv a
MaSoner horSclarge, gentle and well broken to single
'" 6nuble harness, 500.
Being stocked with horses will sell at private
sue We above list. Most of their Pedgrees are as tho
lsh and fashionable anv in this country. More COM
Per pedlgreeS will be furnished purchasers.
eF the lt of next MONTH 10 per cent will be added to
vt p!'ees Of any of this list then nns"ld COW
THOS J. GREEN i SON.
EImera'da, neAs WarreatOn, n. c.
Jan. 90, ls68. 7-2m.
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LAND SALE.

in tbe town of Oxford GRANVILLE County. n. G., IN the
lIb dlr IF March next Executor of John Webb de-
s $40 acres of land, Tar River. six miles south of
NErJ and adjoining the lands of Geo. Bell, Anderson
Csn and Elizabeth Averet These lands well adapt
N The growth Of corn, wheat. oats and tobacco. There
are on the premises large and comfortable dwelling and
,ssarv outbuuSeS. The situation is healthy, and in
,;Nd peghbUrhood The land is also rendered valuable
I an excellent mill se where the deceased formerly had
saw and grst mill.
N,rr.rrrt Webb deceased, cne iwO horse WAGON. and
@ one thousand dollars North Carolina State Bonds.
Trr.as made known on day of sale.
JOHN II. WEBB, Executor.
Tally Ho Granville Co, n. G.. Feb 81, 1863 lS-td.
- Richmond Wing and Petersburg Express insert
M for me week and send bills tu the Executor
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NOTICE.

EEy AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail of Randolph County, North Carolina on the
9Th day Vt January, 1863 negro man, who said upon his
examination that he q slave, and that his
AMOS, and that he belonged 10 William May of Pitt Coun-
ty North Carolina The said slave appears to be between
90 and 80 YEARS of age, and is very black
This notice is request the Ower to forward,
prove property pay all charges and take him away
he will be disposed Ct according to law.
B. +. STEBD, JailOr.
Ashboru', n. c., Jas ,27, 1868. WITT
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

.EHURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
u Equity Fall Term. 1852 will offer for safe on the
,reniscs in Davidson County Tuesday The 9TH day Of
April next tract of land Containing 335
less adjoining the lands Of Henry Walser, Gen W. Hege
and and adjoining the Yudkin Institute the Yad
kin river.
credit of six and twelve months will be given BY bond
and approved security from the purchaser
b. A. kITTRELL, c. NJ. E.
Lexington, March 9TH, 1868. 20-td.
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TAKEN HIP.

AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF SURRY
"A County North CGr0liRa the LIST day If January
lSi3, a Negro Boy, who ns is SYLVESTER,
and belongs to John A Barnes of Carroll County, va
Said boy is about ls orO years DID, FIVE feet inches
high very black stout built and cloth Overcnst
The of said negro hereby notified forward
prove property pay charges and take said boy away
will be dealt with as the law directs.
WM. HAYMORE Shift
Dobson, Jan. 81, 1868. 5-w3m.
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ME UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE TERN OF
Orange County Court, sitting, qualified as ad-
minstraOr upon the estate of David ~ Cheek deceased
hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims upon the
same to present them within The time by law allowed,
this notice will be plead in bar of recovery All persons
indebted will Please make an early payment.
ALSO ut the late residence of said David NJ Cheek, upon
Wednesday, 18th of March next, will, his udminstra-
tor expose to public sale TO the highest bidder cOnsde
rabe quantity Of personal property viz hNrses mules
hogs cattle oxen, excellent horse wagon, some pro-
Visions household and kitchen furniture stock upon %
Snd craving crop will also hire at the same time for
the remainder of this year, some four slaves.
Terms made known ut time and place of sale.
THOMAS FBRRELL, Admir-.
Orange County, Feb. "a, 1868. l9-td.
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March 8, 1868.
NOTICE..

q OST, TWO NOTES on G.. B. GUTHRIE, PAYA-
e. BILE to W. II. Guthrie; note for twelve hundred
dollars The other for fifty dollars, buth given the same
date, November a. 1862 hereby furewarn all persons
trading for either of the said also forbid
said B. Guthrie pay to any one except myself for
ethpr Of the above notes. have received value
for the said notes. w. II. GUTHRIE,
Co. l, 32d n. Troops
KinstOn. n. C.
March 10, 1868. 2l-4t
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March 5, 1858.
$50, 900 NoRTH-CARoLINA BONDS FuK
SALE.

SALE.
Office of the Chatham Railroad Co.,l
RALEIGH, N. c.. March 5th, 1885,
AN OR BEFORE APRIL IST, 1868, THE SUB
" scriber will receive proposals for the purchase Of
THIRTY FIVE HDUSASD DOLLARSi3 ,O0O) NORTH
CAROLINA SIX PER cant. COUPON BONDS of the
denominations of $500 and $1,000 interest payable sem-an
nuay the first days Of January aud July in each year.
the Public Treasury and the principal at the end of
twenty years from the rst OF January D. 1853 Thee
bonds, under ordinance of the Convention amending
the Charter of the Chatham Railroad Gmpsny. ued
10 the Raleigh and CASTOR Ralad Company in exchange
for bonds of the latter Company, deposited with the Pub
lie Treasurer principal and interest PAYABLE at the same
time but with liberty to the Company TO discharge such
bonds before maturity Payments made by the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company, tn be exclusively ap
piled redemption of the State bonds issued to the
Company
SAND DOLLARS ISIS 5OVU) Of North Carolina six per cent
bonds similar the above but issued the City of R4egh
in exchange for like bonds of the City Payments made by
CITY be applied the redemption of the State
Attention IS invited the following section of act
passed b. the General Assembly AT IFS late session. by
which the bonds advertised have the dDTb security Of the
State Of and of corporations of the highest
financial standing:
SgC 3 Be 4 fartSs, enactsI, That all sums of money
paid by the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company and
the City of Raleigh the TreaSurr n the Stale, in Sats
faction Of the principal and interest Of the bonds Of said
corporaons deposited wit the Treasurer contemplated
in the said Ordinance of the Convention shall be- applied
first the payment Of the interest of the bonds of the State
given said corporations in exChaIg for their and the
residue shall be paid TO the Commissioners Of the sinking
fund used BY them at their discretion for the redemp
tiOn Of said buI dS UG Ihe State
Copies of The laws under which said bonds issued
may be had application TO the undersigned Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Bonds and addressed
to the undersigned and will be opened in presence of
TIE Public Treasurer and Of the President of the Bank of
KEMP P. BATTLE, President.
Raleigh March O. 1853. 2I-td
Charlotte Democrat. Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville
Observer copy twice week till day.
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Valuable House and Lot In the Town of Clarks-
willie, MeckIenburg Co., Va, for sale.


SAID PROPERTY CONSISTS OF ONE ACRE OF
- grvuud "a of it in garden highly improved we'll sit
uated well encInSed haying it large two story franz
ed dwelling with six rooms, Frs pdce in each besides
store room and two porches smoke house. Kitchen pOui
Try house. and we'll of the best water all in state of
good repair except that the kitchen bens to need shing
ling.
Price three thousand dollars Possession 9iren ilmed
aGely Apply 10 B. ID. Morton, Postmaster or VIM. II.
Norton Jr Teller Exchange Bank, Clarksville Mecklen
burg County. Va. W. 7. BAILEY.
March 3 lS63 l9-Stpd
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, N. c., March 2, 1868. !

EFT Is HEREBY REQUESTED THAT PERSONS WHO
a be appointed by the several County Courts to re"
ceve the money appropriated by the Legislature for the
purchase of provisions for the families of soldiers, will
port their pames to the Executive Office Pract
cable Those Counties which have not appointed agents.
will please do so at once.
March 6, 1863. 20-5t
All papers in the State copy twice and send bills to
the Standard office.
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BRoKE JAnIN oNsLow COUNTY.

AN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 4TI INST, WILLIAM
" RIGGS, indicted for murder, and three negrnes,
BEN, PRINCE and JACK. Ben is about sixty years Old,
aud Prince about eghie, n belong TO the heirs Of E.
JONES' of Jones County Jack is about thirty years old
and beNngs 2tt Rstr, Of sampson County. Riggs is
about thirty years old htcOmpected about five feet
inches high, and weighs about hundred and forty
pounds will pay reward of ten dollars each for the
above uauod negroes to any person who will deliver them
to ne or copaI,s them in any ju So can get them
T. MURRILL in, Sh'E
Feb II, 1868. l5-3m.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUATED
u two miles east of McIeansvile station and ten miles
east OF Greensboro The trc: contains about 2sS aereS
TAe land is we'll suited the production of CON- wheat
oats and tobacco and in good state of improvement
About Que third of the tract is cleared aud under COED
fences and fenced OF in five separate parts and the balance
IN the native forest large and splendid meadow in
first rate condition. In addition to a comfortable dwell
ing and all necessary ouhOuse there two other good
houses that could easily be moved SMALL select orchaTd
The tract is well watered.
will sell the stock and CROP if bought by the middle of
May next and give Immediate possession. I'd .-.'
For any further Information in reference to the place.
apply TO C: A Boom Greensboro L. l.. Smith, Gibson
vile, Guiliord county. ....
wish it distinctly understood that will take Confeder
ate money for this plantation, and will sell reasonable
terms. - GEORGE ROE. ..-
q. a. BOON, Agent.
March 5, 1858. ..-. lG-lm
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c. s. MONEY WANTED.

AN UNIMPROVED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
"A Ward in beautiful part Of the city, fronting 80 feet,
depth 2I0-corRer Lt-in mexcSptionable neighbor-
hnud-perfectIy level and free from ah-the best build
ing cite in the city, that be bon -ht-wih be sold in
exchange f,r Confederate mnney. Price 81 OU0.
Enquire at standard" Office.
Dec 81, 1852. l-tf.
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

eApdUM, ALUM, CAMPHOE. MORPHINE, CALOMEI,
K0 2umln" Epsom Salts, Quicksilver, &c. and French
Nun N"Huy Port aud Sherry Wines. and Whskey-Nitric,
4'ua'e and SuiEaurc Acids and Linsccd Oil and indigo
C,.., 4. NYE uUTCHIS0N.
Charlotte, y. c, Feb. H. 1862 l5-2m.
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE,

TzIHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
house and lot in GreenSbOrrugh, n q. The lot con-
tsps two acres well improved. The dwelling is CON-
niuus well built house. in good repair, with all neceS
say oat5uiIdngs For full particulars apply to or ad-
Gr.ss j. &. TlOM, p. NJ,
Greeusboruugh n. c.
Ian 60 1888. lO-u.
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NOTICE

NWE QFFERF0R SALE TRACT CT HEAVILY
SS timbered land. containing $50 acres, lying within
two miles of Monroe, Union County, n. c. and less than
two from the Wilmington, Charlotte and RutheriOrdton
Railroad. |"' 81. % 80.
On the premises there is Circular Saw and Grist Mi
run by frat class Steam Engine of 81 horse power. The
Mills have been but few months in operation.
One of be found at Monroe and The other the
premises WATT 4 DILLON.
Monroe, n. c., Feb 81, 1858. lS-4t.
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VALUABLE LANDS, ,ROR.SALE IN DAVE
COUNTG. N. C.,

II HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS s0F LAND FOR
q sale lying in Davie County, a few miles below OsA
Hill, Oh HaUI's Ferry, near the fadkn river
One contains about 399 acres the other containing
about 800 adjUniOt each other will sell them to-
gether separately This land lies in healthy section
of country, and well adapted to the raising of grain and to-
bacco Any persun wishing to purchase 60 aud view
the same and call to see ne address at Lexington
N. @. 4, HUNT.
Dec 2, 1852. 9T-tf
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as,h North-Carolina Militia,

RALEIGH, Feb 26th, 1853.
a IL TIE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THIS
"A Regiment will aSSelnb at the Court House, in Raj
eigb, Oh Saturday, the 9TH March. at 2 O'clock.
W. L. ANDERSON, Colonel.
March 8, 1863 l9-2t
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

800 NEGROES WANTED.
THNHE UNQERSIGNED'DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad
The line through ahealthy country high ridge.
and all hands employed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month or the year.
Apply to at Cary, miles west of Raleigh at lay
wood, OF LOckyille, Chatham county, N. G..
]. n. CLEGG i CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES
X. P. Battle. Prest Chatham r. R. Company, Raleigh,
and w. J. Hawkins, Prest Raleigh & CASTOR K. r. Com
psuy, Raleigh.
. Feb 10, 1853. l3-tf
~ Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
mngtsn Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
sert to the amount Of six dollars and forward bills office
n. G. Standard.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
He yth of December last his negro JOHN, about %
years old He tall likely boy of rather dark complex
on weighs about 75 quick spoken and quite inellig
will give fifty dollars for his apprehension and cOn6ue
meut in Jail so can get him again.
W. G. BLACKWELL.
Locust Hill, Caswell Co.. N. c., Feb. g. rs. 6-w9tpd
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SPRINGS FOX SALE

xvTIIL ACCOMMODATE. $50 PERSONS. WATER
EE equal any in Virginia; easy of access and vel
,r,nze1 Price $25, 600 For futher particulars apply
RUFUS K. SPEED,
Weldon, n. C.
,r.u,l . 1e6S 19-lm.
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GRTNDSTONES.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED THE EXFEHSIVE
Cripdstone Quarries Deep River, and has on hand
and will Keep large stock Of superior quality of size
reouired all kind of work. and will be delivered at
McIyer's Depot for AZ cents per pound: Tsere is Rail-
road water cpianicaOn from this Poat TO spy part
of the Southern COufederacy All orders viii be filled and
delivered the above mentioned place by addressing
P. LINEHAN, T..
Branch P. o,
Chatham Co.. n C.
Jan. 9, 1858. 4-Sm.
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PRINTING OFFICER FOR SALE.
A PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Is OFFERED FOR
IA sale, the materials of which nearly APP
ply ut this office.
Nov 2S 1862. 96-H
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T6o SEMI Wee1;iy StaQoaFo.
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.

FR;TIT TREES AT AUCTION.
-TI, RE SOLD AT CARTERS NURSERY, RAL.
SH ;Th \ q on Thursday 18th Of March, if fair, if
~, The first fair day thereafter, large lot of FRUIT
TREES Of the best quality .
March ., 1868. 2O-td.
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g FIRE INSURANCE.o

Sc FIRE INSURANCE.o
EEAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR SEVEN
a of the most reliable Stock Companies in the Confed-
eracy persons desiring Policies on buildings cotton obac-
co, SC, eau secure them by addressing
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON,
ms gent
Charlotte n c.. Feb IL. 1853. 15-2m.