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ia WHoM n WAR Is A BLEssING.lThe
BarnstabIe, (Mass.0 Patriot says that the war
has proved a pecuniary blessing to the Cape.
Every branch of businessfhas been prosperous
the past season-about a million of dollars
havingscirculated among them. The war is
a source of profit to all New England. This
is Why New England does not want tho war
to stop Meanwhile but one New England
State has supplied its quota of troops.
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MOTTCE.

= - 9.-l 80 F1ItO
Nj office is hereby given. that the undersigned
Y was. on the 18th day of December. 1862, ap-
pointed Guardian of Michael Homan, of Ashland
county, Ohio, and from the abov, date, | win pay
.hdad ebts of his contracting.
Ashland. Dec, 81. '62-R30 JOHN SHOOK.
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Mufterings of the COmmkag.
Sfnrm

AT a great Democratic meeting in Spring
field, Illinois, Hon. Vim. A. Richardson said !:
He would oppose the susurpations of the Ma
tionnl Administration, and give no aid to a
war carried on to subyert the Constitution.
r. s. Merrick, of Chicago, said that he
would suffer death before be would give one
dollar>o or one man TO the Abolition war carried
on under Lincoln's proclamation
Judge Marshall declared that no more citi-
.zeus should be carried beyond the bounds of
the State for imprisonment in Government
b~astiles. sThe Democratic party had made
up its mind to protect the rights Of citizens
here. on the soil of Illinois,
1t does notneedybrains. to realize the simmi-
nence Of a tornado. The instincts of the swine
warns it of the coming storm. We do not
SIX if the administrator has intellect. Has
II instinct p Gazette
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The@battle Of lifa-.Pitebing into our daily
bread.
The man who would not try.to stab a ghost
would stick at nothing.
Fo.beapgry, is to revenge the faults of 9TH
ers upon ourselves.
Which ofthe reptiles is a mathematician
The adder.
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L40ST

About the middle of November. a white bo.r
weighed about two hundred spouh DIS. left -. 80
ped, right ear slit and tail, ent off. AM nsrsdn
giving the undersigned information by which said
hog can be recovered will be SUITABLY rewardo cd
AARON MARKLF
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.ender these publications unpsRally interfering dut
ting the fertheoning year They will pssppya nidr
lie ground between the hastily written news items
crude spcculations, and flying minors Of The DALI
journal, andthe PenderoHs Tome of ibe fnfure his
torian, written after the living interest and exsits-
ment Of the great political events Of the time thail
have passed away 1t is to these Periodicals. tkn3
readers mast look for the shIy really inteHirihle
ind reliable history of current events. and a. sueb
in adaitien 10 their welIestablished literary. tsiSntl
tine, and theological character, we a.ge them upon
the eoDsideSatien Of The reading paElie
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TERsMS-4Regqlar Pries,3
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ESTATE or GEORGE STOLL.

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned was
on fine Q 9th Of August, 1862, duly appointed an
qualified as administrator of the estate of Georg
Stou, late of Ashland County Ohio. deceased.
~*G VIZ GARRETT
December 10, 1S62-sw2s
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Think not Of doing as Jon ike: Do as you
ought TO 10.
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
Il County will hold the following examinations
during the year1863. atAshland, viz:
The 4th Saturday of January,
Sd - Sntnrda nv of FehruarY
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Exchange Notice, No. 2.

hlcemond, va, Oct, 10, 1888.
THE following Confelerais Officers and msa are
= hereby declared duly exchanged:
&. All sficen and men captured and paroled n
any time previous to the lst Of september, 1886,
This section however, il not intendedo Include any
officers men captured at Vicksburg July eth 1856,
eIceps such as declared exchanged by Exchanges
Notice No Q. September 18th. 1868, or are specis-
cay named in this notice. But it does embrace all
deliveries made at City Point or other places befoss
Sept Ist 1868, and wthithe limitation above nam
ed, all captures at Port Hudson or any other place
where the parties were released on parole.
2.sThe STAFF Of Generals Pemberton. Stevenson,
Bowen, Moore, Barton. 8. d. Lee, Cummings, Han.
RE and Baldwin, and Of Coionels Reynolds, CockreI
and Dockery; the officers and men belonging 10 the
Engineer Corps and sappers and Miners, and ihe
4th and f6ih Mississippi Regiments, all captured at
kyicksbure, July 9TH 1868.
3. The general officers captured At vicksburg, Jolly
4ih 1868, were declared exchanged July 18th, 1863
, ROBERT GUILD,
Agent Of Erchsnge.
October asih. ls-sw
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p u BLIC SALE.

HAVING qualified at November term Of Orange
= County Court as administrator on the estate Of
Elizabeth Maris, deceased. will on Thursdry The
nth Of December NEXT Offer for sale to the highest
bidder at the late residence Of the said deceased on
ncredt Of twelve months. The following property, viz:
Cattle, Hogs Household and Kiihen Furniture. one
Loom, one Wheat Fan, and other articles loo hume
rsus 10 mention. Bond and good security will be re-
quired.
Al the same time and place will rent The tract
Of Land on which the said deceased resided.
JAMES S. MARlS, Admir-.
November rs. 22-4w
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MILITARY TERMS.

ne difference befrtm Grape, canisier.
ShrgpusH and SheH.-6rspe consi.isof nine
sAsis arranged 10 three layers. which vsry
10 sizs according 10 the calibre Of ihe gsn !;
lhey are held together by Two plates Of
sbeui one -fourieenth Of 40 inch lie. IN d.
rneisr Than the cslibie Of the gun. tso
knss. butt and nut. yhe CANVASS bag
arrangement is tso old for this var; II is
nst 30 SIMPLE or durable. and ha. no, been
nsed fer years. Canister for gun con-
isms twen,y.se,en small cast iron balls.
arranged 10 four layers. the top Of ak, the
remainder Of seven each for q buwiizer,
ii contains forty .eighl small iron balls, in
four lsstrs Of twelve each; Tor The same
aalibfe. you will sac that the balls for
csnisier are 10 tin cylinder. closed at the
bottom by thick cast iron plate or a
wooden ssbot, and .. the top q sheet iron
plate, with handle attached the iniersti-
ccs setwecn The balls are closely packed
with saw.dust, 10 prevent crowding when
the piece is fired. shrapnel consists Of a
,efy thin she'll, which is filed with nus
ket balls The inlcrstiees are then filled by
pouring in melted sulphur, when hole Is
bored through the sulphur and bullets to
receive tho bursting charge.
Now 10 explain the difference between
shrapnel' Of spherical case, and a
N she'll" The destructive force Of a shrap-
hel is what il receives Rom the charge in
DO gun. the powder In the shrapnci being
pnly to break the envelope and spread the
balls. they still moving forward by force Of
he impulse they received from the charge
o the gun. she'll 10 made very much
thicker than the-sn,clope Of shrapnel.
knd 10 nearly filled with powder, and will
10 great execution if II erplodes on the
ground. IL having destructive qualities in
tself. aside tram the discharge Of the quo.
skrapnel has only hall Of the charge
u .pswder thM she'll proper has; thus q
FOUNDER shrapnsl contains one hundred
md seventy Eve masket balls and sir ounce,
powder. Aa+roundsr shell has tvslv,
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EQUITY SALE.

by virtue Of an order issued frsm the Con-, Of
- Equity for Orange County, Fall Term, 1863, Z
shall, on Monday the Esd day Of November ensuing,
offer for sale, at the Court House In Hllsborough,
(it being the week Of the County Court,) the Trscs
Of LAND sold in his life time by John Ellison 10
Wiam.Brcb, deceased, lying upon THE waters 81
Emo, adjoining the lands of Robert Tinnen, Frances
Tnnen. Iebecca Gsttis and ethers, end containing
Two Hundred and Fifty acres. more or less.
Terms Of sale, twelve months credit, with Interest
from date and note with approved security, with the
privilege to the purchaser to pay the same 10 cash.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND, C, H. e.
October 20. L.
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EQUITY SALE.

by virtue of an order issued from the Coun u
- Equity for Orange County, Fall Term, 1862
shall, on Tuesday the LIST day Of December ensuing,
offer for sale to the highest bidder at Durhams De-
pot, Tract or LAND known as the Haley Place, ON
the waters Of Elerby, adjoining the lands Of Simeon
Ferrel, Benjamin Marcum and others, and contain
ing srty-Fiye acres, less; it being the tract
Of land willed by Ezekiel Haley, deceased, to BIZ
daughter Minerva.
Terms Of sale, six months credit bead with ap-
proved security.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND. C. N. e.
October %. H.
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EQUIT Y SALE.

RY virtue Of an order issued from the Count Of
= Equity for Orange County, Fall Tern, 1865, /
shall, on Tuesday the lst day Of December ensuing
offer for sale to the highest bidder, al Durhams De-
pot. Tract Of LAND on the waters Of New Hsps,
wherein Philip Aston, late of Orange county, vsa
and died, adjoining the lands Of Simpson Latta, D.
ceased. Grey Barbee, William N. Pratt and others,
and containing One Hundred and Fifty acres.
Terms of sale. six months credit, with approved
security.
JOHN q. KIRKLAND, CINE.
October 90. l0--
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n will leave for the Army Of Virginia on
Tuesday the 18th Of December next. Persons de.
sirous o sending boxes, &C., to the soldiers will
please have them at the depos at Hillsborough, Dur.
hams, Morissie or Raleigh, on the day before,
weighed and marked.
WALTER A. THOMPSON,
State Agent.
Y Greensborough Patriot please copy until that
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WE ARE RECEIVING.

WE ARE RECEIVING,
SA0 lbs. Cut Tacks. g, 10 and IL oz
wv 4eo lbs Black Pepper and Spice.
soc lbs. CoHee and Sugar,
30 lbs. Es;lrsh Mustard.
200 lbs. Extract Of l.ogwood and Blue stene,
20 Ia Cream Tadar,
Go,ton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and black Hooks and Eyes
800 yards Calico.
500 yards English Rips.
zee yards Black English Merino,
SO yatds Brown French Merino,
6oyarJs Tan
80 yards Pawn
30 yards Claret !.
300 sarls Calico Extra Engl,S.
500 yards Bleacbed co,lons.
100 gross Black Velvet Buttons,
Zoe gross Black silk
90 gr~s Fancy
so gross Bugic Gimps.
Toe gross Fancy Esilcr's Braid. &c.
20 eress Black aud GoldIiiuspk.
ice gross Black Lasting Buttons.
IseSnet Muslin.
Toe Gotten Handkerchief,
zoo Yards Black cambfic,
100 lhs. Powder. assorted,
$1,000 Caps, and Shat.
II. y. BROWN & co.
November IS. 20
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THr YANKEE ARxy.--In reading the fol-
lowing settlement from Yankee paper.
one 10 tempted to ask what has become Of
the more than a million and . quarter OF
men who had been in the Yankee army up
70 the LIST Of January last ! And how i
happens that SO vast multitude has been
unable 10 conquer the Sou.hl Surely
nothing but the help Of Providence could
have saved the Southern armies from ami
hilation! And as heretofore, SO may we
hope it will be hereafter:
'Sixteen free States and two slave
States have sent to the field l,a76, 246
volunteers; Of these 1908. 769 were three
years men. Pennsylvania has supplied
200. 336 volunteers, f which 20,979 we're
three months, 1900 nine months. and
1925 three years men. New York has
furnished 222, $50 volunteers, ni which
s0,iSl we're two years, and 1892 three
nsnths' men. Illinois has sent out 1856,
d40 volunteers; Massachusetts, 7f.038.
Kentucky has contributed 4S .9O8 men. and
Missouri 37,947. New Jersey comes iD
for total Of S0.2l4. Of which 1895 were
three years men. 1914 nine months, and
S.i05 three months men. The above
ststement has been complied from official
sources. and may be relied on as being COZ :
rect. up TO January lst. 1861.
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Among the North carolinisns taken pri-
soners al the battle Of Chickamauga. was
Col. J. ]. Scales, bold. dashing and fear
less young man. who is \ brother Of Brig.
Gen. A. nj. Scales. of Gen. Lees army
Their father, DR.. Robert Scales. OF Rock
ingham, had six IONS in the army, all ,o-
lunteers. one Of whom--a gallant and he
Toic boy-lef before Richmond. nobly bar
ing his bosom 10 The storm Of shot aud she'll.
Ten. Scales is pne Of the most gallant on
GERS oil the army. aud lss been Wounded
several times. A.isa Chronicle
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Hillsborough, N. c.,
Lafayette Chapter, No. il, r. Am.

Lafayette Chapter, No. IL, r. Am. s
THE installation Of the Officers elect Of Lafayette
= Chapter, No. II, Royal Arch Masons, will take
place at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday the
10th Of December, al . o'clock, p. M.
All Companion Royal Arch Masons and the public
are respectfully invited.
c. 4. PARISH, Secretary.
November s5lh, A, l.. 1868, A. d. 1863. 49,
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n O I ICE

- " 80
Is hereby given 70 PRODUCERS Of the FIFTH
= CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, thai from and
after The 18th instant, the Produce Tax will be re-
eelved 81 oil the Depols In said Disltel. Farmers
are requested 10 aid the public service by promptly
bringing IN their Tilhe, especially Wheat which 10
nov very much needed BY The Army. Agents arc
authorized TO contract with Miers Cor grading the
Tiiho Wheat. by which means the point Of delivery
Is brought nearer che PRODUCER Corn In the ear viii
not be received before the Isl Of November and shell.
ed Corn net sooner than the let Of January merit.
q. d. HARRISON,
Capt aud p. z. NJ. 6vh Con. Dis. NC.
October 81. lT-6w
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SITUATION WANTED.

a SOUTHERN0R, WIN has had several years
=. experience in teaching Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, desires situation for next year in
come Academy in North Carolina. He will begin
his School whenever desired. For particulars, ad.
dress "Tereher," Bethel Hill P. O., Person county,
N. G.
November III. 2O-sw
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Executive Department North Carolina.

Executive Department North Carolina.
Adiutant Generals Office, M. H.G.1
Raleigh, Nov. leth, 1853.
GENERAL oRDERS,1
No. s.
y VIE Operatives In Woolen and Cotton Fac
= tories that furnish Goods for the Confederate
OF Stale Government, are exempt fiom duty in the
uuard for Home Defence, except when their counties
are invaded by the enemy.
II. The Drill Of the Guard for Home Defence will
be dispensed with until the 18th Of December next,
70 allow the farmers time to SOW their grain.
By order OF Gov. VAscE:
r. G. GATLIN,
Adjulans General.
November IS. 2l-aw
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MAR R1ED.

In this place. on Tuesday the nth instant. BY the
Rev.A R. Raven, NIL. M. EMANUEL, Of Browns
vile, 8. Carolina, to Miss JOSEPHINE PARKS,
daughter Of Mr.. James Parks, ofthis place.
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ShalAe Soldiers Egh This War Barefoot,

oaanf he Sotd,ers ftgA thus Mar BargfoofS
I'HE undersigned, having been appointed Con.
federste States Agent for the counties Of Orange
and Alamance. would appeal in the name Of The Co.
vernmeni 10 the good md patriotic people Of these
counties for every side Of Leather thacan be spared
from home use. The Government will pay fair
price for Leather, either in large quantities or small
parcels; and would appeal TO every man and woman
who has one side Of Leather TO spare, who feels any
Interest in the comfort OF welfare Of our soldiers, and
in the present siauggle for national independence to
bring Or send in bis or her offering that when the
end ofths contest comes Orange and Alsmance may
have no regrets that they have kept back anything
that would have served as comfort 10 eur brave
soldiers or delayed their FINAL success,
]. N. CLARKE,
Agent for c. s. A.
November 4ih. l9-
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ounces Of powder. A 6-pounder shrapnel
has thirty-nine musket balls and twenty
i've ounces OF powder.
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Old Prices Have Come Back.

VoU can SO, anything In ourline at Old Price, bu,
ysu must pay In provisions at Old Price. II you
have no provisions Confederate money will buy any.
70 the honest cid prices. and save your country.
SIMPSON < HOOKER.
October 2la. IT.
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ElxsESsE Psorlrs. - The Miledgesille
jGa., Recorder says that about Two months
sxo Mr.. l.. ID. Buckner offered lor sale his
srchafd and grape farm IN iha, vicinity.
consisting Of l6J acres in the finest condi-
lien Of iruitsse. His price was Sl20, 600,
10 give possession Immediately, Including
The crsp, OF 500. 900 BY The l., Of Janua-
~. after the fruit was gathered. he re-
sei,ed scores Of letters. making inquiry.
and several visits Of inspection. but. iertp.
ssiely for Mr.. Bnckner. no sale was effect
ID. he has siece realized from his apple
srsp Of 1863 betwcen soc. zoo and 60. 900.
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Horses and Mules for Sale.

1O1CCD 6I10 11U1Cp IOI pdICs
VNHE subscriber offers for sale several valuable
4 work and brood MARES, and pair Of No. enc
Mules Among them is very fine bloeded MARE,
that has an excellent Morgan COLT, which will 10
ssld with the mare. Apply to
H.L. OWEN.
Marlborough, Nov. 10. H.
n STANDARD and Progress please COPY four times
and send bill.
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Book Of instruction for Piano Forte
NOW READY.
IN Friday neIi, lhs 4,A instant, will be pab.
W lished
Par % The c. 9. A. Improved Hunters Book
u lnsti uelisn for The Piano Psic-' fnoe a.
This psri elegantly printed 10 Li,housphy. 90
good pspek eonisins lhe usesl instructions 70 learn
efs, iossthef with eight pages Of scales and tcses,
marked fot lingering.
Psn 81, completing The vcrk, ~ill follow ia about
three weeks. and comprise lessons and studies :os
sdssneed pupils.
TKHss- one.ihird OF 10 The irsds. and bali Ibis
sllowsucs TO sheos and teachers ordering Zen parts.
Cash OF check 10 sccolapany eli orders
GEORGE DUNN Il co.
Riehmsnd, Va.
Nsse,uber is.- al-2w
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BLADDERS! BLADDERS!i

Will. pay Fly rents l5O) for Bref and Twenty
Eve fsr Hog BLADDERs. They must be well
cleaned and keS, blown up until perfectly dry. when
they he pressed iagether and sent 70 me hy En-.
press. Nhen.iweniy Eve or mo re are cent al time
! wlllpsy the freight
r. b. SAUNDERS.
Novcmher IS. 22-2m
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wraLTHr.-It |. stated in the Yankee
papers that Stewart. the New York dry
goods merchant. paid $40. 900 as AIS IN
come isr for last year. That would make
HE income nearly five millions.
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GOVERNMENT WHEAT.

GOV EMINENT WHEAT.
'HE subscriber IL authorized 10 receive the 1.-THE
Of WHEAT In this county. and 10 give receipts
therefor. This arrangement will be convenience
10 the farmers IN bis neghborhood. and they are TO.
queslej 10 bringit in as soon as convenient
ALLEN BROWN.
November llth. 10
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PUBLIC SALE.

an TUESDAY the s,b Of DeceAber next, 81 my
~ residence will offer Cor saa 10 tho highest bid.
dor, Two good .Mileh Cove, one Mare and last
springs Colt. one Buggy, one RsckswsS, ons i've
hofss Wagon, three Loeas, Wheels, &c, some
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tsols, &C. Tefms--
.lr months credit orihs Cash IN any good eunsuey.
CsafOiefale money preferred.
ALEX. DICKSON.
November iiih. 2o--tis
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CONFEDERATE TAX.

SOAtE GbEnhtE i AAs
WILL attend with the Assessors for this District,
al he following times and places in the county,
for the purpose Of collecting the listed Tax:
AT White Cross, on Monday, 23d November, 1903.
Thsmas J. Cstes's, on Tuesday the GATH.
81. w. Miles's, on Wednesday the 26th.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday the 26th.
lIillsborough, on Friday, Saturday and Monday
The 9Th, 2sth and 3O,h.
Tolar's, on Tuesday the LIST Of December
Caldwell, on Wednesday the I'd.
% Red Mountain, on Thursday the Sd.
Mangums Store, on Friday the 4th.
Lipscomb's on Saturday the sth.
Durham's. on Monday and Tuesday, The JtA
and 9Th.
= Gunicf's, on Wednesday the 9th.
/" Chapel HILL on Thursday and Friday, The ltSA
and lth.
Thomas Longs. on Saturday the 18th.
Notice Is hereby given, that the above Taxes musI
BE- paid within the time limited by law, otherwise III
penalties imposed will Be enforced,
A. MICKLE,
District Collector for Orange Co
October 81. i7-<N
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THE ASSESSORS for Orange County viii a
tend 81 the above times and places, with the DisrH
Collector for The purpose Of assessing the Tar In K
on whcsi, Oats. Rye, Corn, Sweet and Irish Poi
toes. Peas and Beans, Wool, Cured Hay and 20
der, &c. &c.
Perpons interested ere requested 10 ness % -
above, with statement of their ma,ursd ersps, s.sfA
produced, &c.
HIM. G. sTRouD,
n. A. ANGlER.
AsEss
osssa ssss Ms