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For the Standard.
HBADo'Rs. 4lsr REa'r. N. O. T., /
PRreRsRrRc Va Tuiv nth 1853

HBADo'Rs. 4lsr REar N. O. T.,
PETERSBURG, Va, July 18th, 1863 J
Me-. EpIrop IL will write you a few lines to relieve thA
many friends that watch this regiment wherevS
it CUES. To the friends Of company would say, that We
are enjoying splendid health and getting along timely The
other companies of the ment also enjoying tine
health We have been on the march for about Two weeks
in the vicinity of Petersburg and Richmond, having pro-
ceedsd far Bowling Green, about seventeen miise
FROM fredericksburg expect to leave here every day.
though we may stay week or two.
There is here OF interest Our pckets report
That there are five or six boats two aud Two
three transports in the James River Fort Powha
tan They have landed about three hundred ut the fort
don't think that they have intention of advancing
from that quarter though if they d. the boys will give
them lively time Us they very we'll know
Mr. Editor before closing, wish to set before the c'
GERS and people of the commonwealth Of Caronna,
fact two concerning this regiment which is this that
some OF US have been IN the service II months and have
not yet received Confederate bounty. Why this p
Another fact is, that have been paid
the LIST day Of January, 1885, YOU have not been
puid of in about six months and half need not tell
you that out of money where thing 50 high
and We get little when we paid o especially since
We have not been paid of in such long time
wish to know why it is that we kept out Of our
money so longi Whose fault is ts Is it the fault Of
Quartermaster Assistant Quarermasters whu ill every
hotel and village in our or it mismanags-
men in other departments Of government il
one or the other.
appeal to the officers Of government to look into
this matter not to let suffer- say need
money, and hope that our higher officers will see that
get what justly belong us, and that satis6ed.
also noticed to-day in Richmond paper where Vir.
gnia Colone! has been appointed over NorthCsrolina
in Nor.h Carolina to be placed North Carolnans.
say we have Then l am sorry see such management
carried 1say let North Csr0inians rule NorthCaro-
lna While we cheeruy obey the laws of our Couiede.
racy sting to every North Caronan to have officers
appointed them from any other State than NorhCar
DINA. Cant we Gght without yirginans to lead US
too unworthy to have the honor of being ocer
or is Colones wages too much for NorthCarolinisu
North Caroiina-Ilo thy then that thy
in battle and why not in other respects where bravery
not required A True NURruCAROLISIAS.
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VILLAGE IN MouRMxa-The following casualties are
reported in the battle Of Gettysburg in the companies from
the village Of Chapel Hill
Kille6Msjor Joseph Hubbard Saunders, SD regiment;
Leuts John Henderson McDsds, James Wesley Williams
Nat. Brooks Tinny, 18th regiment; Lieut. VIM Micke'
s7th regiment; Sergeant William Whitfield Corporal VIM
spencer DURHAM Fa ana Sge ast reemeut is
wounded and prisoner and Lieut.. Lewis Battle wounded
and prisoner. u.,
How many more of the gallant boys from Chapel Hill
killed and wounded in this terrible battle IS NOV
KNOWN but enough is known to justify US in denomlnatng
1t village of mourning. -Proyress.
Col Jno. H. Whitaker of the 9th N. cavalry, was re-
Gently killed in skirmiah in Virginia-l6
For the Standard.
list Of G,sualties IN 2sth Regt ~ T, at the bat' o.
Failing Water Dunn, No. 4, Nd, july l5h 1865.
Company B-Robt. B. Stone and Leroy Wilson, m'ssns'
Gable Harmon, missing.
Ell. H. Hunsucker, missing.
G-R. L. Cats, Il. c. Sykes missing
Henry Bundy missing
K-E. II. Milton missing
W, II. A. SPEER Lieut. Col,
GoznmaaGg 2sA n. u r.
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For the Standard.
Fons HsxBREs, Clay Co., n: O.,
July 9Th. 1868.

". ". Holden, Esq.,:
DEAR sla:-Perpit me to suggsst another name for
Hembree, Clay county, n C., has MILL and while retu
sing sell and rye to Spectators at any price, has
furnished soldiers families and other poor persons never
charging more than q per bushe and says he don't want
any Others around him selling at from 70 10
81 per bushel. Mr. Cherry firm Union man at tho
beginning Of our troubles.
The wheat crop in this county not first ratsths
sequence of 30 much r.in and psy ~ hands to s0orA
Some fear the small grain will not all be saved, for the
want of hands to gather it.
viii you be SO Kind Mr.. Editor, ss to inform JEFF Da-
Wis and his Destructive coadutors that after they make
the next draw of men fom this mountain region, they
please act and spscot mercy bs 20 gracious
to call out tew ust p of their exempted pets from
Mississippi, Georgia and South Carolua, to knock thu
women and children Of the mountains in the head TO put
them out of their misery Assure Mr. Davis that his pste
in such campaign win be in danger; the poor women
and children will be 50 weak they can't hurt them.
Yours &C., &
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OBITUARY.

Died. o. the I'd July, from wounds reserved in the bat
Ito near oet'yseu5g July ls 1863 ARCHIBALD DAVIS,
son OF OWEN and Sarah Davis Of franklin County, n o.
in the 18th n O. regiment but was afterwards Transferred
TO the s2d in which he served faithfully until the time Of
his DEATH Ever quietly submitting to the hsrdships and
privatons attendant the soldiers life he was true
patriot and brave soldier and bore his susrngs with
heroic 6rmnsss. Bis dying words were Oh, my God,
die for my country He dutul son and afectonate
brother His loss will be deeply felt by his many rsa,ves
and friends; for it may with truth be said
"Hons knew him but to love him,
Mono named him but 10 praise"
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The Exemption Act.

The following is copy Of the act amendatoy OF the
Exemption Act" Of last session, passed by Congress
To repeal certain clauses of an act entitled acs 70 e.
empt certain persons from military service etc., approx
/. The Congress Of tie Confederate States of america do
enact That much Of the act approved October th,
1862, exempts from military service person. either
one white person required to be kept BY the laws ord
paneeS auyate and which there white male adult
not liable to military service and in States having such
hw one person. as agent owner on each plan
aton oftwenty negroes and Which there white male
adult not liable to military SERVICE and also the following
ause Of said act to wit: @aud furthermore for addition
IONS within five miles Of each other and each having less
han twenty negroes, and which there is white male
Quit not liable to military duty, one person being the
snd are hereby repealed.
For the police and management Of slaves there she'll
Pc exempted one person on each farm or plantation the
sole property Of minor person of unsound mnd fens
sole. or person absent from home in the military naval
service Of the Confedeacy which there twenty or
Poyed snd acting previous the 18th April
1863 and there white male adult said farm panta-
ton who is not liable to military duty, which fact shall be
citizens and shall be fled with the enrolling officer; and
poodea the owner of such farm plantation bis agent
same to the enrolling officer that after dileent effort
can be procured for such rn or plantation not
sSle to military duty provided further, that this clause
aeeroes have been placed by division from any other farm
plantation since the 18th day of October ss2 p,ov
snd rrH tSst for person exempted aforesaid
aad me period Of such exemption, there shall be-
so:h slaves. the'sum of Eve hundred dollars
eacn other persons shabe exempted % tho Prssi.
snah Dc satisfied ought to be exempted in districts
Of white slave labor Indispensable
sne production Of provisions. necessary for the
Of !as population remaining .t home and also on
sssor 4n o. ln9s!tlce, equity and necessity.
az aooon 70 the State officers exempted BY the act
october lth 1852. there SHALL also be sxe1npted ali
70 have exempted for the due sdmustrson Of the eov
and Laws but this exemption
regular session Of its Legislature unless such Lea;sanr
sna law exempt them from military duty in he Pro.
Sopaa Army Of the Confederate States >
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For the Standard.
RALEIGH FAM GROUND HOSPITAL,
lnlv lefh 1904

Mr. EDITOR When the war commenced, some men in
country promised the poor men if they would voun.
eer their families should suffer for any thing to cat
while they bad any bread and meat Now, have known
sss made) 60 these same men for bread and
meat when they had nothing to eat, even piece Of
bread for their little children, and these gDoL men with
their cribs full Of coru and smoke houses full Of meat
would not sell them any thing for the money At another
time my wife went to Mr. B. s. to get corn and be
told her that he would give her bushel of corn if she
would never come back again
Mr. Editor, it not hard fight fo- such mems propsr
~ when get the pitfu sum of eleven dollars per mouth
Lord have mercy all such and help them to do bot
ter in the future. A Sick SOLDIER
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N1oRrH.cAROL1nA, CHATHAM coUN.

II IT, Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions May Term
1858. 3. G. Council, Admir-. Of Dempsy Goodwin. %:
Joshua Goodwin, Sarah Goodwin, Mary Goodwin, and
Shsdrack Cole and wife Nancy and Elizabeth Lawrence
In this is ordered by the Court that advertise
ment be made IN the Raleigh Standard according to law
for Shadrack Cole and wife Nancy, and Elizabeth Law
be held for the County of Chatham in Peterborough,
the second Monday Of August 1852 then and there to
plead, answer demur to this petition otherwise judg
ment pro coh.tssso will DO taken as to them.
Witness o. Gotten CLERK of said Court at Office, this
the 18th July, 1868. r. q. GOTTEN, G. o. c.
By WIN. F. FOUSHEE, D. O.
July "A, 1853. sl-wstpd.
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GIVING PAssEa-Thers seems to be no doubt
now that most Of the negroes, who have lately run
been furnished with forged passes by parties regu-
lsrly engaged il that business, and that the Yam
KEGS have agents in our midst who spare no efforts
to entiee off servants. There is but one trouble in
the way Of capturing these bold opaasors and that
is the lack Of white witnesses to prove the transao-
tons, Within few days past facts have been de.
veloped which will put the police on the track OF
the offending parties, and when the guilty agents
be melted out to them.-Dispatch
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The following partial List Of casualties anon officers Of
g;nent N. G. 7, has been furnished The Eepress
sas rubli9h 70:
so y 01bne n.y. Left arm amputsted and sexerely wound
,;od side Owing to weakening effects Of bis wounds,
Csshtown, Penn, and has fallen into the hands
DGs2 CD. Smith MORALLY wouudsd-bas Jses Sledl
r. Bel y confusion on left leg.
- jordan taken prisoner.
E&dnfapy Capt. Upchurch killed.
p-Gapt Gilreath. killed.
. Gspt Dickson and 1t Bethel taken psieouen.
V-CaPt Kendall and Lieut.. Towuss, taken prigons,y-
8spdki ereIy wounded in facs.
F. Capt Whitehead sighty wounded on head
g-caps. Whitfield, slightly wounded in face It. Lee
HCapt. SaHer6sld, Killed; It. Ellington flesh wound
tbroagh !high Lieut. Bount, captured and Lieut.. HOLT
woubdsl in calf Of leg.
l-Cap.an Williams taken prisoner; Lieut.. Winston,
EuSndsd.
Ia. Co. B, 65fH Rsa'r n. @. T.
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NoPOte00'S Great W0tSkoSs
A comparison between the result of some Of M.
poleon's great battles with those of more recent
times would seem to establish the fact that the
modern improvement in firearms and ordnance, so
far from increasing the mortality of war, have
rather tended to diminish the number of its vic.
tins. Thus at Austerlitz Napoleon's army amount
ed to 10000 men, of whom only $4,000 we're en-.
gagged; the Aussro Russian Army was 90 600 strong.
The latter were completely beaten, with . loss Of
5000 killed and wounded, eight Generals and
90. COO men prisoners and $50 pieces of cannon.
French loss WAS 1000 killed and wounded
At Jena and Auerstadt-both of which battles
were fought simultaneously by the two main d..
visions Of Napolson's army-ths Prussian army,
over 100, 900 strong, was almost annihiIated The
French killed or wounded 1000 men and captured
40. 900 prisoners, 800 pieces of artillery and so
standards, with loss to themselves Of only $500
killed and woundsd
AZ Waersm, where both armies were equal in
numbers. three hundred thousand mon and eleven
hundred pieces of artillery were brought into action
With loss of about 90 900 men killed and wounded
on both sides-the victory being won by Napoleon.
Tho battle Of Eylau, which was fought by the
French with 50, 900 men and $50 guns against To-
600 Prussians With 400 guns, was one OF the blood.
lest on record. About $4,000 men persisted, and
both sides claimed the victory.
At kOIO0l0O t00 SuoSAouo AOos OHSoOo AAASA oOs Va
,aal9 600 whilst tho French who had only 100, 900
mem engaged, won tho field with the loss Of 10000.
The most gigantic struggle Of that period and Of
history was the three days battle before Leipsc DO
tween tho allied forces Of Russia, Prussia and Aus.
triA 500 900 strong, with 400 guns against Napo.
Icons army Of 100 600 men and 800 pieces. Against
.hssa tremendous odds the French fought with ua-
n.rslled heroism and might even had carried the
d,v hut for the detection of the Saxon and Wurtem-
hrp troops, who at the most critical period of the
stt5e went over to the allies and turned their guns
sasnst their former comrades. The total loss Of the
French during the three days Of fighting was 60
0o1 that Of the allies 5O,O0o-totl loss, 10000
men out of 400, 900 engaged.
The carnage at Waterloo was also very great in
proportion to the number engaged. Napoleon had
676oe men and 240 guns, Wellington $4,000
which we're swelled to over 10000 towards even.
ing by the arrival Of the Prussians. the French
loss was 900 killed. the English, Dutch and Prus
sian armies loss 19 900 men, besides five gener
ais and over one Thousand officers Of all grades
at is ALMOST certain says General Jomini (vhe
fought with the allies) "that Napoleon would have
remained master of the field, but for the arrival Of
81. 900 Prussians in his rear" The English how
eyer, stood the brunt of the fight and got all ths
credit of victory which was only secured to then
BY the arrival of Blucher.-Richnsond Wig.
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A SIX Dress SPonED-Among the q. 8. flags
captured from the enemy and exhibited at the Lib
by prison. is one ta,ken at Murfreesboro, which has
history. The material of the flag Is the silk we'd
ding dress Of Mrs. Frank P. Blair, donated by her,
in 6t Of extravaganza, in honor Of Franks cleo
ton to the Colonelcy Of Dutch regiment LAST sum-
mer. The Tag beers tho motto" From St Louis
Friends," in German letters. The silk is stained
bv the blood and brains Of the standard bearer,
Who fell knocked 10 pieces by SHE'LL with the flag
ia his grasp.
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II DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, 2r 10 uJ
eass ' Of eresnsSoso The tract contains abou.
The land is well suited to the production OF eO
oats and tobacco, and in a good state OF mP' upaer
About one third Of the tract is cleared anu The
fences and fenced of in five separate parts AM
1 rate condition In addition to atb
ipe and all necessary outhouses there are .W0
houses that could easily be moved. A small
chard: the tract is well wstsred. J.. ,,op, aDdr
viii sell the stock and crop, if bought s0'' !.
immediate possession. o 10 tbse
For any further information in reference nth, Gp'
spply to c. A. Boon, Greensboro, or E. H. on''''
vile, Guilford County. ,~;,l take CeDl
wish it distinctly understood that vii VIII on
crate money for this plantation, and W W ROE.
'e'm'' 9. A. BOOM ~ -
June g. ls&a.
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July II, 1868.
0HRTa:CAROLINA, ALkxA1nFp

ORf H.CAROLINA, ALExAHnrp \
1853 court q hc r,sss and Quarter sessions June
Element. "s'sa'eo. Petition fcJ
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cont a.,
S Sng IT, and L. Boyle, are nonresident, sa u;
state It Is therefore, on notion osdrred bH Is,
or De made in the
pear at the next term of our said Su ,aem to BE-
county Of Alexander at the Court Hons ~ us ced a
on The LIST Monday Of September mort .bsn IN LAY naSe
P,eaa, answer or de'nur to the said petition olho thu
prayer OF the petition will be granted. o'ne'asa
o m"aess, =. r. Aa'heson, CLERK Of our said IT,.
ose' IN 1ayiorsVie, the LIST Monday Of June ls,s
July I, 1863. AAnNo' ~
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July 10, 1858,

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, CH! .! n
= County, Court of Pleas and 9gaa.er ssss Fssl
coox and others. Petition to sell real estate.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court ID"
and Henry Cook, are non-resdents of this Stas.
therefore ordered and decreed that
in the Raleigh aada,d notifying the said ano
the next term Of this Court to be held at The Couf.n
in Peterborough, on the I'd Monday in Angus sro as
answer the petitiou. or the same will be taken p'0"
and heard &c parts as to them. at ossl
Witness, &. Q. Cotton, Clerk Of said Court S''
Peterborough, the I'd Monday in May, lsSSn:ov r. O.
.. 27-Weg13
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For the Standard.

q: K. Burzwyu Jr Colonel seth regiment n c. troops,
s day Of july the lad Of hs despy
regretted is his death by all his command. History will
record his WORTH and rising generations embam his mem.
gallant officer, lived without fear ard died without
proach. +. HENRY HORNADAY,
Ord. Ssrgt. 18th ke9t. N. G. T.
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MARRIED..

In ne Prssbytan Church at Chapel Hill on the morn
ae Of ne 18th OF June BY the Rev. James Phillips D.
rev Z. f. CoorEa, Of Sumter district 8 O. 10 AIMS f.,
only daughter Of Dr. and T. A. Davis Of Chanel HiIl
Orange County, on the 18th iust at tb. residence. Of
Mr. VIM Lloyd, By J. ". Strovd, Esq, hr. WIl11Ax An.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
Il of land in the County of Greene, North Carolina call
ed BULLHEAD, fourteen miles east Of Goldsborough
containing between 275 and 800 acres The place has
it good dwelling house. gin house, cotton screw, and
other convenient and necessary buildings also, very
good fish pond the dwelling. For terms apply to
the subscriber at Goldsborough.
JOHN J. EDAUNDSON.
June 1s, 1868. sS-wsm.
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Entity DOLLARS REWARD.-RAsl

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RAs1
IL way from the subscriber on the night Of the lsl
April last my negro man named RUFFIN. he ISL
dark yellow complexion, tall and well proportional
weighs abnut 1870 pounds He has a scar on one Of
legs, produced by burn; ALSO small SCAT on bis
head. He had on when he left black sack overeSs1
cotton serge pants suppose be is lurking about Ka
Hiilsborough or Chapel Hill as free boy;
will give the above reward for his delivery 10
my residence near Wilton, Granville County, NY
twenty five dollars if confined in any jail 50 ,nat ea
him again. N. A. LAUKE .N;M, ~ =.
1,,v IN ,aea 2s-v6r]
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For tbe Standard,
A CARD.

We regard the communication IN the Standard Of the
9Th inst sgued A.. incorrect malicious, and unmer
tied BY Dimock He has been liberal soldiers wives
giving them yarns of his earning and TO one Of The
three sisters referred to, $40 50 in bacon.
(6igpedl NATHAN STOUT,
WV. STAFFORD,
ALFRED THOMPSON,
VIZ. NJ. MILLIS
Glover Orchard n. C., July Is, 1858.
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al. Stanaaf5.
For the Standard.
BLOOD,

a,ood has stained our loveliest valliea,
Blood has stained our loftiest hills;
Blood has stained our mig htiest rivers,
Blood has stained our humblest rillsi
III ,od has stained our fields Of harvest
Blood has stained our fields Of snow;
Blood has stained our ancient forests,
Shall it never cease to fowl
Blood has stained our nations highways
Flood is on the iron bars,
Blood is dripping on the cushions,
And the flooring Of the cars;
On the pathway to the school-housa
Where the little children go;
Even in tie house of Worship
Slall it never cease to fowl
Easier far the task to find it
Than to find where it is not
In tie parlor of the mansion,
By the hearth.stone of the cot;
There it stains the shroud, the coffin,
There has set its sign of woe
On young, graceful, radiant tresses-
Shall it never cease to fowl
And We find the b,ood.scent even
In the morn and evening air,
When we pray, Oh, God of mercyl
d. We offer blood with prayers
When we utter our thanksgiving
For the mighty debt We owe,
Is the breath of praise blood-tainted1
Can it ever cease to flowi
Treu5lel tremblel oh, ye leaders
Of this fratricidal war
Shudder at the dread revealings
OF each little trembling star;
Stand aghast before the moonbeams
And the sun.beams when they glow
Ger this wine-press Of our nation-
Shall 1t never cease to fowl
Whom we turn from msmmon's altar
Turn from mad ambitions shrine.
TO forgive and be forgiven
by the grace of love divine;
Whom we look on men as brothers,
When We seek the Lord to know,
Then His word will stay the deluge.
Aud the red blood cease to flow.
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TAKEN UP,

TAKEN UF, ~
AND CoMNITTED TO THE JAIL OF RANDOLPH
"A County, N. c., the 4th of March, 1868, negro
slave who says his name is GREEN, and that be beongs
David Graham, Of Wyshe county, Virginia Said boy
had when taken up gray frockcoat and gray pants.
He appears to be about twenty-ons two years old
weighs about $50 bs copper color. The Of said
slave is required to forward prove property pay
charges and take him away, otherwise be win be dealt
with ~ the law directs.
B. 2. STEED, Jaor.
March "a 1863 la-vsm.
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DRITToN,s BLUE-BLACK WRITING
FLUID. manufactured BY J. E BRETON, Charlotte,
NC. A superior article! Southern manufacture. Try
it'll All bottles warranted -
an MANUFACTURING an article Of WRITING INK, equal.
IL sunerior to any Inks manufactured North Every
person who tried this Ink speaks we'll OF its
f. h. blue black color, aud flows freely from the pen.
can be had either wholesale reta BY addressing
the subscriber.
+pred from this recipe has been exposed to the and
;r and i, as fast color and good when first
Order solicited and all promptly filled. Address
0'1o' J. E. BRlTTON,
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N. c.
tn. following Recommendation of the superior quality Of
the Ink is given BY the gentleman whose name annexed
H. 10. used the lux and speak for its good qualities:
CHARLoIrl, N. O., june ], 1863.
NJ. j. 3. Britton:
D.A, Sin IL have tried your very exOslleut Writing
Find and can truly say that is superior any lux that
ibave ever seen manufactured in the South II is equal
If not far better than any writing ink made q the North
Every one who viii try this ink BE- Of getting an
excellent article. O. OVERMAN, P. H.,
Charlotte. N. C.
July 10, 1853. 2s-w1
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

STRAYED OK STULEN,
ERoM CAMP FEREBEE, -(NEAR) SNOW HILL,
II Green County, N. c., on the 25th ultimo, two bay
MARES The following descriptions sufficient TO identify
the stock One is dark bay Eve yesIs old some white
in the face worn of midway the neck right hind
with brass buckles it, and when she left in good
order.
The other deep (red) bay, 81 years DID, slim small
Eason, in the vicinity of Snow Hill.
We are satisfied that they stolen BY some thief
and any person who will furnish any information relative
to the of the unhung scoundre the where
abouts Of the stock will be literally rewarded for his trou
ble kindness, &C., by q: T. KNOTS.
JAS. N. WRIGHT,
Co. A, seth Kegt. N. G. Cavalry,
Greenvile. N. O.
May Is, 1858. GOVT.