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obituary.

Died nc the residence OF his mother on the 10Th Of
June, Mr.. JOHN r. THOMPSON. son Of John d.
and Catllarinc Thompson. Of Orange county, aged
"a years, months and 20 days. The deceased en-.
tered the camp Of instruction near Raleigh on the
25sh OF July. 1862, and became q member Of Colonel
Malisit's Battalion, Company 9, commanded by
Capt. Speller. He was always al his post when able
10 do duty. No ia.iguing march or hardship Of any
kind was Stunned BY him. but was ready % perform
all his duties ehserfally. He acted 10 win every
ones admiration, and set a worthy example 10 his
companions. Al his fall his company lost cheerful
and congenial associate, and his country another pa.
tro,ic and brave soldier. We deeply regre, bis DEATH
notwithstanding We feel assured that our loss Is his
eternal gain. A. son be was kind and afeciiona,e,
ever making home 10 his mother The sweetest place
earth; a. brother he was attentive and loving, Dnd
as o friend he was constsat and sincere.
Died. in thi. place. on The llth instant. VIRGINIA
EyELINE, daughter Of Samuel N. bod Almirs Al
Collins. eyed year, months and II days.
Died. IN this place. " typhoid fever. on Sunday
night. the 5ih inst. Master JAMES +. WILSON
son Of Mrs.. Martha J. Wilson, aged 10 years and y
months. lie leit u but short time since in the
bosm u youth. and gifted with talents that promised
him glorious and sucee ssul career in The printing
profession.
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MIR. STEPHENS MISSION.

Richmond. July 1l.-The correspond
encs explanatory OF Vice President Ste
phens's mission, shows that he went 10 For
trea MONROE - military commissioner.
10 obtain from the Federal authorities an
agreement 20 conduct ths was hereafter &C
enrding 10 the usages Of civilized nations.
Alter waiting two days. Stephens was IN
formed that the proposition was inadmis.
sible. lie therefore returned.
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- shaii 20 determine. The men furnishing their
awn horses and accoutrcments and arms, when APP
0,osed by the Governor, on such terms as nc may
prescribe. 49,. 4. .ovs,oor
NV furnish 70 said troops the arms, acceulremen's
ammunition Of the State when called as aforesaid
nm active service and shall prescribe rules Tor their
urn. and TO prevent the waste, destruction Or loss
Oi,he same. -
Nc. 8. BE IL further enacted, That all laws ana
suses Of laws, coming within the meaning and pur-
~. Il This ac, be-, and the same hereby repealed.
SIC. o. Be IL further enacted, That The commits
Lana II officers Of the militia. called into service by
His sc, are suspended only during the period Of such
service. I
INC. TO- Be IL further enaefsd. That this act shall
/. - force from the date Of its ratification.
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WOOL CARDING.
TAX NOTICE.


\ SHALL attend 81 the following ,inss end Pisca
i Cor tho purpose Of receiving The nHss ass Is
1853:
In The town Of Hillsb0oush, on Monday, lssA5u1
Al James w. Miles's, on Tuesday The 18th.
Cedar Grove, n Wednesday The 18th.
A. Tolsf's, en- Thursday the 18th
Halls Store, on Friday The l1sh.
Hillsberesgh, % Saturday The lstA.
Red Mountsin, On Monday the sesA.
Nangun's Store. % Tuesday, the sist
Jehn d. Lipseenb's. on "Wednesday the SD
Joha A. Coles, on Thursdsy the nd.
purhan's, on Friday the 14th.
AID. Gusssrs, on saturday The aotA
Chapel Mil. on Monday the s1ih.
white Cross. on Tuesday the asth.
Themas .. Catss, on "Wednesday The sosA-
Themes Longs, on Thursday The seth.
III. B. GUTHRIE, 6hsrW
Juns i7lh
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KnL rmr Doos.-we learn that farmer
10 this county. one night last week. lost
twsnty.six head Of sheep by an attack from
dogs. Why don't the people turn ont and
kill The hundreds Of dogs that are prowling
about killing sheep aud committing other
Expectations. This town might be reliev-
q oftwo hundred and fifty worthless dogs.
II 10 strange that some people. who are
scarcely able 10 feed their families Of chill
dren. will keep one. two and three dogs,
whose only occupation is to bark aud howl
all night, consume bread and meat, and
stock the premises with ileas. The law 70.
quires that every dog over eight months
old be listed for taxation, but has Il been
donei Charlotte Democrat
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By THE GOVERNOR or n. CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. Tor The protection Of our people. as
w far pissihs. against the evils Of speculation.
there continues 10 he necessity 10 prohibit The erPor-
taon Of certain ARTICLES Of products beyond The
limits Of our Stale;
Now therefore. /. ZEBUL0N d. VANCE. Go
vernon 81 North Carolina, 10 issue this Proclamation.
continuing The proclamation Of June sh IN force for
thirty days from and aef the l3th instant. in regard
10 Couor and woolen Cloth, Cotton and WOODEN
Yarns Leather and Shoes subject 70 such exceptions,
&c. as hsse been expressed In my proclamaiions
heretofore on The subject q eIporiaiion.
10 wilnes. whereof. zssuLos b. vAscE,
coscrnos. Captain General and Commander
inchie[ hath signed shese presents and coas.
/, ed the Great seal Of the Stale 10 be affixed.
Dene Al the City Of Raleigh, this 10Th day Of Jolly
A. D.. 1853. and IN The year Of American lndepen-
dence The s7th.
Nv The Governor: q b. VANCE.
Xii. BarrIE. in, Private Secretary.
July 10. O9-zn
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THE TWO INvAsIoNs-A CONTRAST.

The New York World thus draws the
contrast between the Yankee invasion at
,he South, and the Confederate Invasion at
the North:
The organs Of the administration are be-
shining 10 discover that the miserable
scohndrels who devote themselves TO burn
inc defenceless towns and robbing nen-com-
baiants at the South. are cursing the cause
which they are paid to serve. The man.
mus, be blind indeed who does not see that
The contrast which these yillanies estab-
lish between eur own invasion Of The South
and the rebel invasion Of the North. is one
of the most effective blows that have yet
been struck BY the administration at the
homes OF the Union. II is childish 10 at
tempt to parry this blow by appealing 70
The destruction OF our ships at sea by The
rebel privateers. The laws and usages Of
civilized war, which utterly forbid the seix-
ure OF private property on land. permit
private property 10 be seized at sea. A
ship belonging TO private citizens is the
lawful prize Of a beiligerent commodore;
but belligerent Major General who takes
possession Of the silver spoons Of private
citizens simply thief. The vessels which
arc burned al sea by the alabama or the
Taeony, those " chartered libertines" whom
Nj. Welles makes free VI the .7ilGnfic. are
The property. by the laws Of war. Of those
who purn them, and would be so adjudged
10 be 81 the courts IL carried into neu-
,rsl port. But il would be hard to find
any court which would confirm the right Of
aeavslry colonel to chop up silver salvers
with an are in order 10 cram them into his
holsters, or which would convey 10 ne
gro corporal the fee-simple Of the houses
which he burns over the heads ai womei
and children BY the order Of his white.iac'
ed but blaek.hearted commander.
When we find General Lee rcialiaiin.
upon the larners Of Pennsylvania all tha
Hunter has Inflicted upon the planters o
georgia aud Carolina when rapine and ar
ssa set up in the captured towns Of u,
Nmih the same infernal carnival 70 which
they have BEEN invited In the South, then
and not Till then, we NAV cali upon III
world 10 witness that the officers and sol
dleis ii the shareholders rebellion are real
isss reckless Of humanity and Of decenc.
Is the officers and soldiers Of liberty an
the Union. In the meantime il 10 the sol
ram duty Of every man who respects him
self and his ecuntrysits present honor sn
It's future fame. TO protest with all u
pawer that God has given him against
course Of policy which saps the foundaiio
81 sur hopes. and ,nakvs our very name
kissing and reproaeh" among the ~
tinns.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold In Alamance county on Wednes>
~ day the 18th instant at the late residence Of
Jonathan H. Jones, Esq, deceased, the perishable
estate consisting Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, stock Of CATTLE, HOGS and
SHEEP, Sixty bushels Of FLAX SEED, WHEAT,
OATS. growing crop Of CORN, one BUGGY and
HARNESS. WAGON, one valuable HORSE, and
many other articles too tedious 10 mention. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
s. L. FORREST, } a.,
AQUlLA JONES'. s.
r July Is. 03-2w
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CONFEDERATE TAX.

IOAN LDEn1k1L hA.
4 WILL attend at ,hefolowing times and places to
register The persons and business mentioned 10 the
9th section Of The Confederate Tex Act and collect
The taxes due from them up 10 LIST July, 1868:
Chapel Hill. Monday, the goth OF July.
Durham's Depot. Wednesday, The 22d,
Red Mountain, Thursday the Esd.
Hllsborough, Saturday the 25ih.
The following. are some Of the persons and employ
menls enumerated ia the said section and the taxes
on the same
Specific Tar. General Tar.
Apolhecaries, $50. and n per cent. on gross sass
Bankers, 500.
Butchers, SO, and ! per cent. on gfoss sales.
Copieriioners, SO, and ~ per cent. gross sales
Dentists so.
Dis,illers, 200, and 20 per cent. on gross sales
Hotels, &C., according TO grade, from $500 10 $50.
Pedlafs.. SO,
Physicians, so.
Retail Dealers, SO. and ~ per cent on gross sales
Retail Liquor do. l00 and 10 per cent, on gross sales
Tobacconis,s, 50. and u per cent on gross sales
The general lax il on sales from Gath April to lsi
July, 1868 both inclusive.
Any 81 The above persons, or others mentioned 10
said section. who fail 10 register pay their taxes
subject themselves 10 heavy penalty.
A. MlcKLE,
Collector fer Orange County.
JulyS. or
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pacity Of the vais is equal to the accom-,
mediation Of 5000 hides at time, and the
actual cost Of tanned leather 10 the govern
ment at so cents per pound, will be saw
ing Of 500 per cent. on present prices Of
leather.
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Farraguts flag ship. the Hartford, which
is said to have been destroyed near Red
River, was one Of the best vessels IN the
Federal navy. a steam frigate, with a ire
mendous battery Of twelve guns Qorty
FOUNDER rifle PARROTS 10 each broad side.
and measured 2l00 tons. She was large
sailor. and very efficient.
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Chief Justice fancy has given an opin-
ion declaring the regulations Of the seere.
tary Of the Treasury, with regard to the
internal commerce Of Maryland, are illegal
and void.
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Esecuiise Depanmsn, North Carolina, }
AJiutant Generals uliics, tMllitia.l
RaIeigh, July 10th, 1868. J
GENERAL ORDER,

e1sS@I 'ss+.t -
GENERAL oRDER,l
No. 10.
r. THE Commanding Officers Of The Militia arc o.
as defed 10 enrol I'll she-bodicJ ahise tcivecn
the nges Of forty and fory6ve years, who are subject
10 the Consclipt Act. Those who are exempt from
military dpy BY The Exemption Acts q Congress- arc
not 70 Ne enrolled under this order.
If. In addition 20 the exemptions under said aci,
hersloforc published are lhe following exempted un.
der sci Of The Congress and approved April SUM-
1861; justices ofthe Peace, County Trustees. Coun.
" Solicitors Coronsrs, Registers Tax Collectors ,ono
Deputy sheriff in zach County where there y No
Tax Collector. Consiahlcs IN eliice, one Deputy
CLERK for each Court when the Court may request y
one County Commissioner for each County for Dis
,ributug money and provisions among soldiers Ami
lies. Agents appointed under act Of Legislature ol
any public duty. Militia Officers, Mayor and Pslco q
Raleigh. wilmina Ion. Fayetteville, Salisbury and
Charlotte, Ceunseuors Of state. BoaFd Of lnierna
Improvements, Literary Board, aud Employees o. III
state Government In the different departments.
III. The Commanding Officers Of the Militia vii
report with he men ordered 10 be enrolled, a. IA
leiah. on o. before the III 81 August.
i IN. Each man ordered above will bring with bun
Camp ono good pair Of shoes, two shirts two PAL
socks. and one blanket.
by order Of Gov. ylses:
DAN'L. 6. F0WLE,
Adjulan. General.
l Hale lk,h O3-2v
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RECEIVERS SALE.

IN Saturday the Isl day Of August next. the m
" dersigncd will sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, At The Court House 10 HillshDrough, n. G.,
Sixty Acres Of LAND, The property Of Dixon Car.
roll, Of Indiana, lying on the waiers,nf New Hope,
adjoining The lands u Robe,l Check. deceased The
mas Long and others, sold BY decree VI The Genie.
defatr tour.
Al The same time will be sold lot Of PATENT
MEDICINES, several excellent SEWING MA.
CHIMES, and other articles.
The undersigned will ai,sad 10 the collection Of
all interest due on sequearaiej debts in Orange
county. Il the courl House, on Friday The 3ia Of
Iuly. and Saturday the lie, Of August Debtors will
save costs by attending 10 this notice, execution
will issue al their cost II they do mel
g. III. WILDER, Receiver.
July 9. e2-sd
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To All whom it may Concern.

uAvING been informed that ssas Of The farssrs
III are selling the WOOL q this years clip, dis
/. "a riys uetice that oNE.TEHTH Of the vssi Of
The clip q 1858 bslssss 10 The csnisssuis ssaiss
u.aer he Tar Bill, and viii ~ csssssa % ssoa -
,he necessary arrsngsnsnn esa b. ns5s.
Il. BRADFORD.
Nd and esn,:slIins q. Mn. G.
July ia. :"
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18th July, 1868, and Taxes.
WALL AND SETTLE IL you arc no, your own
~ .wont eaemy, and pay fot what you call for.
n. N. BROWN 4 co.
tune 7iIh. 90
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TEREBTNE.

r HAVE rood article Of TEREBExn - had
i Any enc wishing 10 purehsss nay apply q ice
wsddell's, barber-shop. The Shove Dununho
FLUID will give entire sstisfseisA
HENRI BA6ELRR.
Juns lTth. U.s.
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A government tannery 10 nearly com.
plsted II San Antonio. Texas. The ca
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COMMUNICATIVE
Pulmonary Consumption a Cura-
BILE Disease,

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection and that dread
disease, ConsumpuOn-is anxious 10 make known to his
fellow Sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire h he will send copy Of the prescrp
eou used Gree Of charge with the directions for prepar
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Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds &c
The DOLLY object of The advertiser sending the Prescrp
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sufferer Will Try his remedy as " IA cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REv. EDWARD r. WILSON, william sburgh
Kings County,
New York.
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TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
II u
7 O'CLOCK a. NJ

L osToN, Dec. IT, The Chesapeake was cap
turod to-day (Thursday,) off Nova Scotia No
particulars.
HALIFAX, Dec. II. The moyeme IS Of the
Chesapeake since her first appearance in Shor-
burne have been narrowly watched by IT, s
officials and American citizens Of the province
Her whereabouts were daily known, but the alb
sence of gunbOats has caused delay in her cap
ture
On Tuesday the Ella and Annie, Lieut.
Commanding Nickels, arrived for coal, and was
supplied at Cunard's wharf Receiving Infor-
nation that the Chesapeake was at Lahore, she
Immediately steamed for her arriving at her rem
devious at three p NJ. but she had left in the
forenoon. The Ella and Annie immediately
turned back and steamed to Lunenburg for or.
ders, arriving there in the evening.
la the meantime tho officials receiving lnfor.
nation that the pirates were at Sambro notified
Lit, Nlckels, who Immediately stored for her
determined to take her at daylight. On Thurs
day he accomplished his object thecrep Offering
no resistance, but at the signt of their pursuel
Immediately fed to the woods The Chesapeak,
was Immediately taken in tow, and Lt Nickel
started for an American port
The Dacotah then came up and ordered
Lieut.. Nickels to take his prize into Halifax
Tor the sanction of the act, by the government
The three vessels arrived here at four o'cocl
this afternoon. Three Of the crew were cap
tured, only one of whom was engaged in sez
ing the Chesapeake, the others having sine
shipped in Nova Scotia.
The Niagara left Pa bino this morniu,
bound East 1t is reported that the offcla
dispatch by the authorities to arrest the pirat
Braine to-day were resisted.
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their Marches their Battles their Retreats the Lists ID.
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WAsnlNGroN, Dee. II, 1868. Senator Hale
offered resolution asking for an investigation
Of the charges against him, by the Judiciary
Committee, and it was passed without opposi-
ton PERTEl.
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rne vorIp- GREAT REMEDY FOR
Scrofnla and Serofulous Diseases

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70.-
- 80, z'5. d. ,~',l r,,o,cI ..,,,.5e,,t NJ or
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81 lave sold I.r.., quantities Of your SAHSAPA.
-.rrr, Int newer vt one bottle which failed of the
desire. effect and iull satisfaction TO those who took
III A.. FAST aus our p.,lI, try It, they agree there has
.eau mo- medicine like il before in OR community.
77-....;,- 79..,r,1,,s r71o+obcg 1ovs+,,1es I'll
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GERS, ooI 9s, allG an discusses u me ,oNlil'
From E,5. = ~ >'"Fta'. hf.sInr ERgI'HF,
only do my o9tl 10 you aod itr pubic "heh
] add my testimony 10 t'ut you }u iNh OF me me
oienu 'ltuys 90 our ,la-s. ~. j.. ny eal=n-
...'-. ,. e.. ~ NM, WE were unable To-
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NEwBERN N. Q. Dec u Refugees, VINO
reached here this morning from Wilmington,
state that Gen. Whitney, commanding the rebel
forces at that point, left with brigade recently
for Tennessee, and was relieved by Martin whose
command in Wilmington consists of only one
brigade.
The running Of the blockade off Wilmington
continues to increase 1t is estimated that half
million dollars worth of goods arrive daily.
Gen. Butler is raising an army Of colored
troops IN this department. The two black r g
lments of cavalry recently started are rapidly
filling up.