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MAR BED.

On the 9sd ut in Edgscomb county, C., at the resi-
denee Of the bride, BY Rev G. Barley, Rev. Lswn
Of franklin county, and Mrs. HARRIET ". BRIAN, Of
Edsecomb
In the 9Th Instant at the residence of the brides faith
ar in Montgomery county, N G., BY Rev J: W. Wheeler
Lieut.. J. W. Ewixe, to Miss Macy E. WooLn, eldest
daughter Of Calvin Wooley, Esq.
A. the residence Of the brides father on the evening OF
,h 10Th inst by Rev. Henry Smith, Capt A. g. BRESI
On. and Mls. FANNIE daughter of Hon. JOHN A. GimsF,
of (reepsborough.
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STRAYED OR sTor,.

n1R Green T Ss1S Ssr N Cd d. ss ss
in the face; name worn of midway tba OIL, ID
foot diseased, shod before, medium size i,
with brass buckles on it, and when sh saffed
order. 'ns left VI.
The other deep (redl bay, sx ye,,, :,
size, no particular marks, and was ms, Old d,
Eas0n, in the vicinity of Snow Hill. r'nased d,
We are satisfied that they were ,tal.,
and any person who will furnish anv ;ns BY sn
to the apprehension Of the unbung sconud
a6outs Of the stock. will be liberaIIy rsua ra
bic, kindness, &C., by II 1Ts"ss, Maed frH
Co. A, seth Regt. \ = alGH
May Is, 1868. sufs y
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Stl1li-WReklu @tauan1.
rwrNTy.TH1RD N. G. TROOPS.

TwENTY-THIRD N. @. TROOPS.
.Li,t Of easualie. in tho Esd regiment N O. troops
COL Daaiss IT. CAristis commanding. in the bat
ties Of Nay I'd and 3D., 1868, o" tho Rappaha"
mock. q,
Field and Staff Missing-Major &C Blacknall
Company A-Kiled-Private D Birmingh ham
PPGaddy, W Dunlop. Wounded-Captf Ben
nett in leg; Corpl R Knight in leg; Privates
W Horne, in arm J Cox, in shoulder; Spencer
Short, in side; W T Tucker, in arm; John Xii.
lard, in hand Thomas Rushing, in hand; u
Gaddy, in side; H Barger, in shoulder; John Hen
drick, in shoulder. Mssing-Sergt 3 BIilngsly'
privates Crump, John Munnerly, R NJ Allen. len,
Company B-Killed- NJ V Seagle CorPl >
A Sbittle Wesley Hudspeth, Privates Eli Hoke,
Peter Reep, Thomas Smith, M Seagle, Hoy ie;
Wounded-Capt G W Hunter, severely Lieut.
A Thomnson. and Lieut. NJ Hines, slightly; prl-
v.tes a T, HOLMAN, Andrew HedIck, Stewart,
Thomas Davis VIM Whitworth and John Hill
severely; Milton Ramseur, Caleb Hoher, W Har-
rison, Geo Seagle, and Dsliel Hartzo, sllgatiy:-v
Missing-Sergt S Carpenter, Marcus Iubynl,
.privates NJ Fuiger, Amos White, aouser, "m
Bvsinger, H Campbell, Caleb Leanard, Daniel Lutz'
PD Sesple NJ Sheriff. L Wilson, Jacob Wilson,
Marcus Williams.
COMPANY C-Killed-Sergt Brantly Harris, prl-
Yates " R Smith, L NJ Tucker, J NJ Long and W
ODayis. Wounded-Capt H Lyon, seriously
Cornl JIM Lilly, slightly; privates ] Lilly 2
Green. W G Davis, Whitley, A A Huntsucker'
W Hiilisrd and w A Burris severely; PrvateS
Brown, W White, j E Love and Dayton siign1Iy;
M,ssing-Privates W Scarborough, Freeser ana
Thomas Bowden
Kenneth Mckenzie and Malcolm Morrison Woun-
dsd-Capt A T Cole, slightly; Lieut. A mellow.
ell, severely; Sergt Covington, priyates DAM
Sbrum. Simon Keener, II Mclean, Ebert An
drews and Robert Webb. Missing-eeo Walker
Company E-Killed-SergtJ R Kinton, privates
IA Winston, G T Goss and S W Nance. Woun-
ded-Capt A D Peace, Lieut. R V Minor, Sergts N
A Coley, RIM Estes, Corpl Helm, prlystes )
H Coley, G Crews, Clark, w H Duke, IL NJ.
lington j G Terr, r II Flemming, N Misc, y"
] Rogers, j N Smith and Dow Vaughan. Missing
p Bolin and Daniel Mangum.
COMPANY F-Killsd- A Pool. Wouu-
ded-Sergt G Propst, severely; prvates Alias
Reinhardt, W 7 Cline, Anthony Bolch, Newton
Whitner, W Shell, John Suther, Dellingcr,
George Warllck, " A Towel, Huffman and
NJ Yoder, severely; Fry, slightly. Missing
VT Warlick, Philip Shuford, George Jarrett J L
Pool, Eli Burns
Company -Wounded-Licut W + Overton,
mortally; Lieut. J A Breedlove, seriously; Corp!
RT Champion, slightly; privates B A Dunn, W
Cheatham and Rufus Daniel, severely. Missing
-Corpl j Stone, priyates Alex Bailey, 7 G Cheat
ham, VIM Falkner
Company H-Killed-C Myers Ford, r N
Glenn, Reid. Wounded-Lleut J Riddle,
in leg; Sergt j Fronebarger, in thigh Corpl j
Kizer, in thigh; privates L Clinton, leg frac-
tured; Linebarger leg fractured; j Ford leg
fractured; G Manuel, in nose; Smith, in
hand; d " Ford, in thigh and arm H NJ Wallace,
in hand; W R Milling, in arm; H A Terrence, in
back; D L Long, slightly; " Vandervort, in shout,
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800 REWARD.

800 REWARD,
. miles below Washington y y 9 !
nNE BuNDnrn no,, April 18Th, lisa 81: !
"a me aPPIehension and delverytohs...6s PAN
ChAhLEs LEE company c, 9sih res a i,es'nsnt
sh"nt eerea Inc service of the Confedss.S u.
ao %l! Inc 18th February, 1868. N'''s s'ss
.;on ns reward is offered by the privates and
months from date. ISAAC a se'i Tsn% wiz
April "a, 1868. p'' w. " 18th Eegt NJ
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
May s, 1868.

Nd ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT-
h URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
PHARAOH. Henry l. of yellow complexion, medium
size rather slow spoken, about IS years Pharaoh
is black good size bread mouth, and shutters badly
These negroes carried all their Clothes and perhaps
trying to get to the Yankees Henry was hired from
gentleman Washington, N. G., Pharaoh from gen
teman in Nsnsemond county, Va. reward of $2s for
each will be given for their apprehension or deliv
n J. 3. G. FAUCEfTE.
Nay Z, 1859. 3s-H
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425 REWARD.

u ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, 0y
~ urday, the 18th Of March, my negro boy VIII
'60 pounds William laughs loudly when peas
the white of his eyes often appears Hinged with d
is about IL years Of age. He had on When be dl
jeans pants and vest, and his coat was gray sd
wore black cap
will give the above reward for the apprehenss
above described boy if be be secured so thai 4
again.
My residence is at Yadkinyille, .Yadkiu Count
at which Post Office letter will find me-
April 10; 1868, IA
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NEW GARDEN BOARDING sc11o

THE NEXT SESSION OF nuIo ,o,,a
Il commence on the 18th of XII o SCHO04
hnne 20 weeks. After the LIST Of otSmontb J.. ~
De under the care and instruction of DR. NEp SSGs
DENHALL. as Principal. with a competent fs.
er. As provisions are necessary for boarding. rss
washing will be furnished the following sas, ss|
barrel Of -four, or ~ pounds of bacon or la rd'
Of four weeks or the price of either of thoss PEI
Confederate or y. c. money, at Superintendent
osnk notes, payable quarterly in advance
es of learning. in the Latin and Greek laranssanaa
higher Mathematics. Tuition $40 Der session.
North Carolina money. Those STUDYING tba
Greek languages will be charged g. Der month "a
JONATHAN E. cox h TI s|
New Garden Nav TOO. superntsat1
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FARM FOR SALE WITH THE CROP ON 1T.
II OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM IN THE COUNTY
u of Chatham the Randolph line containing four
hundred of land half Of which cleared the balance
we'll wooded There is 80 sowed down in whea ~
in cats all of whiclook very promising and about 40
planted in There is the premises
two story dwelling containing six rooms good Kitchen
and other outhouses There is also fine orchard of OoO
200 trees embracing choice seec ton Of fruit and
promising large yield the present year. The place is
situated the road leading from Greensboro Fayette
vile, 30 miles from Greensboro, and six miles south of
Liberty Stock and farming utensils may be sold wth the
farm and hands hired work it. Terms made known on
application 10 me in person by letter, at Marieys Mills
P.O., Randolph county. .
ED. PITTMAN.
Nav 1e 1888. 2I-wStud
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March d, 1863.
SOUTH LOWELL WOOL CARDING
CHINE.

"AvING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY n
Ii as the South Lowell Mills, one mile fruu |
Lowell Academy. and y miles northeast from Ri !
l would inform the citizens of Orange-aud the surr
Counties, that my Cards will be found in good od/
sufficient attendance to card day and nigat. Conss
those living at distance will not be under the u
of leaving their wool; and as cards cannot be
wool in all cases must be entirely clear Of burs
hard substances, and in good carding order TbI
bring their wool in good order will be sure to !
work: ! pound Of grease to IL of wool. also had
ton gin in operation. A, NJ. Ian
South Lowell, n. c., April II, 1888. l7-sI
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N0RTH-CARoL1NA, c Quarter s. Ses s
~ wake County, airy Term, 1851

JOHN q. HIGH and Others, ,.s.t3
rs. Petition for pa t't''
AFFORD HIGH and others. ,.A
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the GoS'l
affidavit of John G. High, that Afford hle@ n
High, Martha High. James L. Fletcher. John NJ
Watkins, Green Watkins and DR.. Phillips ana v
beth, are residing beyond the limits of the o.; T
the process Of law cannot be served on them: w
it is ordered and decreed by the Court that aa,
be made in the North Carolina Standard isf
commanding said defendants to appear at the w..
this Court. and plead, answer or demur to the
judgment will be taken pro contesso az to tneT
April "a, 1868. (pr. adv. $500
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TAKEN UP.

A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL, OF RAND
"A County, N. c., on the 4th of March, 1866, 4
slave who says bis name is GREEN, and that be ]
to David Graham, of Wythe county, Virginia Sd
had on when taken up q gray frock.coat aud gny
weighs about $50 lbs, copper color. The owner 4
slave is required to come forward, prove provvu
charges and take him away, otherwise be viii !
with rs the law directs
b F. SPEED 2.
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NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY sLAl
April 10; 1868.

NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY SLAEDl
VlHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEAR s1IaA,ss
for hunting runaway slaves, and be offers MS se'.1
this business to the public. His charges Will Nn
BILE. He will make no charge against the families
diers in service, where they are not able to s!
Inconvenience tn themselves. Ncghborhooas
with bad slaves who have escaped from tbet
would do well to avail themselves Of this opPP@,
catch them.
Nash Co., N. G., April "a, 1868. lS-'
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BLACKSMITH WANTFn

WISH TO HIRE OR BUY cam u,l
l. smith--will hire white man and fnrn;.h sl
house, or will buy or hire slave. "''D a'1
Also, wanted five good field hands for the b,l,,,,
year. Address, with particulars, '''Auss
J. C0WLB
Nov 100. Wi'kesborouga, \
NAsy - ASVo. lyl
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Hcadq'rs Co. ii, 3lst N. C. \
JAMES ISLAND, s. c.. GSingman's Rrioda
April s4th, 1858.
nESERTED LAST OCTOBER AT CAMP MAN
II N. C b. y. PLEASANT The militia off,,
requested to take up said Pleasant and send him to
confined him 50 l. can get him. have understs
he has been working in some of the shops in Ra,eG
has sister living about half mile from Camp M
JAMES Z. TODD
May l, 1868. W-N
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TO REFUGEES.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESBOROrr]
- rent for The balance of the year-,ernls NAL
will suit small family-say six persons-conyenir,
houses attached. Apply soon, as above.
May s. 1863. Ia ~ |.
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GOPPERAs FOR SALE.

w turing Gopperas on Gold Hill in Rowan COUNTY, N
c.. and making considerable quantity at this time
All persons who wish to bny, would be pleased to
ceive their orders in order 10 give Copperas trial
We have been making for the last six eight months
and believe that it has given general satisfaction 10 those
who have tried it, ROBERTS, HOLMES Il co.
Gold Hill, May l2, 1865. 40-w2m.
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FOR SATN

FOR SALE,
A STEAM BOILDER FOATY Rrru
n inches in diameter, (new.) Enun Sr LUNG h
D. MCDONALD IN
April %, 1868. Concord
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| NoRTH-cARoLINA,l COURT OF ~! py

NORTH.CA KOLINA, C0URT 9Ias
II Orange County. Quarter oeS'
against .Isrss.
1t appearing to said Court that James Gho"
Rhodes, Zachary Rhodes and Willie I. Rhoai
defendants in said petition are nonresident M
it is ordered that advertisement be made iippribS
Standard for the space of four weeks, notify,ns P
and appear at the next term Of the Cour,' ~ "uOs
Quarter Sessions Of said County, to be hs1s a.a
Monday IF May next, then and there to vii
againstihem pro eonfssso. c,et
In testimony whereof, I. George Laws. ~ J Of o
Court, have hereunto set my hand and Sea ssss
Marlborough, upon this Esd day Of April, VS. e.
GEORGE Law s>
April q, 1850. (pr. sdv. Ss.s9S9
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w. II. BAsON. mi. D.. Dentist.

(oFFlcE OVER MR.. PEsCUD's.)
NJ B. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOi
IL ring his absence, will be notified of bis ri
leaving their names with DR.. Perry, or by address,
through the Post Office, Raleigh, NC.
Raleigh, March 81, 1853. II
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Executive Department North.C Carolina,
ApJurANr GENERALs OFFICE (M1LlTIA,) 7
RALEIGH, May II, 1855.

General 0rder'
F MHs FOLLOWING BxTRACTlF FROM THE ACT
.mendatory of the exemption Act passed BY the late
of the Confederate States published for the in
formation and guidance Of those whom it may concern
(ExTRAcT.l
SIR L. In addition to the State officers exempted by
the Act Of Oct H. 1862 there shall be exempted all State
officers whom the Governor of State claim to have
eIempted for the administration of the Government
and laws thereof but this exemption shall not continue in
any State after the adjournment Of the next regular ses
sion of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL BY
law exempt them from military duty in the Provs onsl
Army of the Confederate States"
H. Militia officers hereby exempted from the opera
ton of the Conscrpt Act SO long they yield prompt
obedience to the orders issued from this Office The ser
vices Of refractory aud negligent officers will not be con-
sdered necessary for the due administration OF the
Government and laws of the State" -
ILL., Commanding officers Of the Militia will commune
cate this order 10 the officers under their command
DAN'I. G. FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
p.,.;oh Nav TX 1Ss3 4D-tf.
~ All daily newspapers in the State copy one week,
and weekly papers copy two weeks.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.
VK7HEREAS, THE TINE LIMITED IN MY PRO
w clamatioD dated the 18th of April orbidding the
expectation of certain articles from the State about to
expire. ~, i, y,,,,p ~
North Carolina do, by and with the advice and consent
If The Connect Of State issue this Proclamation continu.
ne said prohibition thirty days from the 18th inst sub
e to the exceptions aid restrictions contained in said
Proclamation Of the 18th Of April with the following a.
teratious: -. ..-
The prohibition is not to embrace the article of SALT and
lard to be added to the list of the articles prohibited
Justices of the Peace also eponed to assist in carry
ing out this Proclamation.
~ In witness whereof ZssuLoN B. VANCE Gov.
! ...t ernor, Captain General and Commander-in.
I Chief hath signed these presents and caused
~ the Great Seal of the State to be affixed
Done at the City Of Raleigh. this 9Th day OF Asy, d.
1868, and in the ssth year of our Independence
By the Governor: 4. b. VANCE.
r. H. BATTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
Msyi2 1888 g. t9-w&swxt.
~ Daily papsvs copy one well, wsskiiss and ssni.
wsskliss two weeks and send bill 70 Executive 0@ss
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Whole number Of men who went into action, es6
officers ri
1o aotai, BIT
(OfciaD ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Col. 7th Reg n. O. T.
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From the New York Sunday Mercury.]
A DISBANDED VOLUNTEER

We commend the views of our cynical cores
pondent on the "check" At Charleston, and the
invulnerabty Of the Monitors, to the attention of
all who halt between two opinions" on these
two mooted questions. The Disbanded is as true
steel to the Union cause, but bis organ Of rever
ence being imperfectly developed he does not speak
As deferentialiy We could wish Of persons IN au-
thority. As he is not accountable for the shspe Of
his head, VIC excuse him:
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JAMES IRvIz, Sec.
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Hcado,rs 60. TT. al., N -

May s. 1863.
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May 5, 1868
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-30

REy, CHAs. BREcHER CONVICTED OF
HEREsY - The Ecclesiastical Council held
at Georgetown, Mass, for the trial Of Rev,
Chas, Beecher has resulted in his conyic-
ton.
The charge against Mr.. Beecher was
that he does not preach according to the
creed of the church and of the Orthodox
churches generally of New England, spe,
claliy in presenting his views Of the pre-
existence of man, the condition of souls
after death, the Atonement and Divine
Sorrow. Fourteen churches were represent
ed in the Council which was presided
over by Rev, L. w. Dwight, of Portland.
After listening to the evidence against
Mr. Beecher and his defense, the Council
IN private session appointed committee,
consisting Of Rev. Messrs. Barrows of
Reading, Allen Of Marblehead, Hooker
and Campbell of Newburyport, to draw
up report embodying the opinion of the
Council, and at the adjourned meeting the
committee presented report, convicting
him of the charges, which was adopted by
a vote of l6 to 5.
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IhE llTH VERMoNT,-A correspon-
dent, 81. A, L,,n of the Isl Artir ,arv
x 18th VI. regimenO writes as from
Fort Stevens, d. c., July 22t., as follows.
''Ihe LIST Vermont Artillery is as usual
IN pretty good health and spiri,s. We
are looking quite ,4nxiously for the coming
OF our brelhreia from the North. TO assist
us IN this great work, We haye room for
about 300 OF you here, so don't DELAY, but
hasten on and we will greet You at your
coming Everything is quiet throughout
the camp now two or three weeks ago
everything was in state OF excitement.
lice with his army was in Maryland, and
raids were looked for. No pains We're
spared to prevent any dashes upon the
city. Should force have attempted it
they certainly would not have found us
mapping,
we expect TO be pad IN day or two,
and we look forward to that time with as
much pleasure as we did once to Fourth
of Julys and County Fairs. We watch
the coming of the pay-master, Maj. Nor
rell, with pleasure, not only because he
carries the United States money chest,
but also because he is gentleman in the
best sense of the word
The weather here in the District is not
warmer than we have often experienced
in Vermont. We live we'll and enjoy our
selves hugely"
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From Kentucky.
Lexington, Ky, july 20, 1868,

Lexington, Ny, july 20, 1863
EDITOR RUTLAND HEEALD;--.At this
time of reasonable outbreaks and con
smracies, it is doubtless important that we
sbould be ON our guard against yielding
,oo ready credence 10 untounded rumors.
Al ,be same time, il reasonable plots ex-
e, on a gigantic SCALE it is immensely i'm
rorlant that they should he detected, and
the conspirators brought to condign pun
isbment. II is leaking out that a magn-
6cent scheme-if that can be called mag
r;6cent which is hellish--had been formed
As follows; Gen. Lee was to push his
4 troops as far north and east as possible -
q Morgan was to invade Indiana and Ohio
with a large body of cavalry; certain
banker IN Cincinnati, name not given, who
is prominent member of secret society,
was to give the signal in New York, mobs
were to rise everywhere, the copperheads
in OHIO and Indiana, all the way to the
lakes were to cooperate with Morgan
the draft was TO be successfully resisted
and the energies of the government We're
to be paralyzed and destroyed. These
bets were ascerained by detective who
played the part Of a rebel, aud was adj
mitted into the confidence of the traitors.
There is too much reason 10 believe that
such conspiracy was formed between
northern and southern conspirators and
it is enough to make the patriot sick at
heart,-to learn that men in high position
in the free states, and in large numbers,
are in reasonable correspondence with the
rebels. Were it not for the convincing
evidence we have that Divine Providence
is interposing in our behalf, to "bring to
nought" the designs of wicked men,
we might well despair Trusting, howev-
er, in His Almighty power and goodness,
let US take renewed courage IN the thought
that they that be for us are more than
they that be against us.
All loyal Kentuck ians are rejoicing over
ne misiortunes of Morgan. They say if
b. gang can be broken up, kentucky will
tenceforth ENJOY peace and safety.
| send you the General Order acknowl-
|edgng the bravery of Coils. Moore and
Hanson in the defence they made against
Morgan at Green River and Lebanon.
NJ. B.
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