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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-05
Stevenson, Ala, Aug. 81.

Rebel accounts of the late lombard
meat of Chattanooga, say soldiers and
) citizens were kiilel-among the latter
w,o-s y Indies.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-05

Ler all patriotic citizens rsiy ftT ,be C1,th ' aud
the rnl II.
The County Committees are requested B" make 81
nrtrsssry arrans cheut> AID cireuste notice 81 the
meat'mss.
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TItnS p wTHROw
Che Rep 81 Cent { N
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-05

TBIRD ST. HOSPITAL, KEoKUE, Iowa. !
August, 23th, 1863.

IBIRD ST. HOSPITAL, hEoKUE, Iowa.
August, 28th, 1863.
Friend Burke--.Ssr:
Will you have the kindness to announce
through your columns the death of Sam
"a! B, Kirkland formerly of your county,
who volunteered about the 7th of July.
1862, at C,,uncil Bluffs. He died on his
way from Vicksb1rg, few hours before
landing at this place, with chronic diar-
rhea. He served faithfully wlthhis Com
pany (Co. E, 23d) during their n2rd ana
tedious marches in Missouri, as also du-
ring the marches in Mississippi and siege
of Vicksburg, in the latter part of which
he contracted the above disease.
His family live on the road to Crescent
City, six miles from the Bluffs. Please
send copy. Yours, j. A. Strife.
P. S.-You may look for some of as
soldier boys out your way this fall some
time. J, A. S.
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LOYAL MASS MEETINGS.

Hsa. JOHN A. KAsS0N sDdF; n. PALMER vii
dress The people upon the peuu R political iss Al
I Ire foil. wing pisces and times.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-09-05
"O1d Abe'' and Grants vvhisltey.

A committee" just previous to the fall
of Vicksburg, solicitous for the morals
of orr armies, took it upon themselves
to viset the President, and urge the re-
moval of Gen. Grant. What fort" said
Mr.. Lincoln.-"Why. replied the busy
bodies. "He drinks too much whisky"
"Ahp' rejoined Mr.. Lincoln; ''can you
inform me, gentleman, where Gen. Grant
procures his whiskyY'-The committee
confessed they could not. because"
added Old Abe. with a merry twinkle in
his eyes, If can find out, RI send
ecrry General in he field barrel Of a.
The delegation retired in reasonable good
order.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
DIED.

IN Richmond Virginia. on the 26th December, 1862 from
wound received the battle of Fredericksburg, Captain
ROBERT COCHRAN GREEN of the 2st Regiment Mil
sssipp Volunteers (Ba ksdae Bgade) and late Super
inteudaIt OF the Vicksbu5g Southern Road
Such is the destiny Of tie brave. On the enng Of the
with all the feelings OF enjoyment efoat and
for indugence in the sprngidc of prosperity in the mid
day Of Usefulness when fattered hmm
into the belief OF long life and brilliant he
dons all for the love of country and devotion principle
rushing eagerly forward danger and battle, glo ana
conquest Sincere in the strength of his attachments
genial and cheerful in social intercourse; formed
10 the prO1gaity OF nature to to love- to
TEEN, honor and admire Like the heroic Prince OF Nap
thae the siege of Jerusalem, he had fear of DEATH
" It's the p Qred rights OF country that urges it's
yindcaton md Willingly OFF, myself sacrifice upon itz
altar Of defence.
But to you who in The brave ami heightened man,
but index of the aniabe and kind hearted boy
comfort be offered to sea the aay tie pain
ubdue the anguish OF this grcv0us aft cGion. As boy
he foremost all the struggles of childish adventure
truly toreshadowiDg the prominent part in after life
careful for the feelings of Others he provoked
but quickly resented.
Let me, q attached friend, who has passed with him
ough many the varied of life who has breabeC
the fragrance of friendship, the ghtfu offspring of pure
and unpolluted sympathy with whom in his society, the
redolent with the perfume of delightful odors
bring this grateful tribute to his tomb there to indug
thai choicest OF blessings, memory.
| ANXIOUS,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
MARRIED..

In this town. Tuesday evening. the goth inst Doct
JOSHUA G. WALKER, to Miss ELIZA CLAUDIA, second
daughter of Richard Bradley, Esq.
In Fayetteville 18th inst at the Baptist Church. by
Jas. Mcdaniel, Mr.. JOHN SHOLAR, OF Wilmington, to
N ss JANE JE6SUP of Fayetteville.
Ia Upper South West District, the 18th inst, by
Fl. Sandlin Esq Nr. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, to Mrs. kA-
CHEL AdAN, all of OnsloY county, n. G.
In this city the afternoon of the 18th inst, by the
Rev. r. f. berry Rector OF ST. Johns Church. the Rev
j. KNAPP Chaplain to the Post of Wilmington and Miss
NANNIE youngest daughter Of Capt. G. ID. Ellis.
In this town, the l4th inst, by the Rt. Bishop
Atkinson, Major JOHN w. CAMERON, G. s. A, t(
AMORET G., eldest daughter of Mr.. Richard Bradley.
In the LIST Presbyterian Church. Wilmington the l5tl
inst, by Rev. M Mcqueen, RORY McNAIR, Esq, o
Robson, to Hiss SALLlE N. blanks of Wilmington.
On Sunday morning, 4th inst, at ST Bartholomew
Church, Pttsboro', n G.. by thu Rev Robt B. utton
Capt CLAUDE B. benson, late of Portsmouth, Va, Il
Miss MATILDA NJ, daughter of Thomas Cowan Esq , o
Oldtown, Wilmington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

The following correspondence has been furnished the
Express for publication. It will be seen that Stanley
the bogus governor Of North Carolina makes himself
quite ridiculous by of his characteristic letters
From Gen. Foster Gen. French.
HEAD QUARTERS, 18th Army Corps,
NEwBERN December 81, 1862.
Major General s. g. French, Commanding Department
of North Carolina, Petersburg, Va.
GENERAL IL have the honor to inelose copy of let
ter addressed to by his ExceleDcy Edward Stanley
Military Governor of North Carolina. The letter ex-
plains ITSELF and have merely request an from
you, whether the acts compIansd of by the Governor
have your sanction and whether he desires to know,
the negroes mentioned will be returned their masters
also beg leave to nclose slip from the Raleigh
SaHdard in relation to the prisoners recently paroed
and released by at kn ton and other places between
here and GOdsbOro and request to know whether these
men compelled to perform the duties therein stated,
contrary to their parole OF honor.
Sometime during the latter part Of November Sur
geon Hunt, Post Surgeon at Washington n orth Caro-
lima, while taking ride outside of lines, was freq
upon by parties in ambush and killed. Immediately
his person riff I'd, aud among other things watch
taken from him hich his relatives very anxious
obtain possession of II it is within your power will
you Please have this watch returned remain General
Your obedient Servant, j. q. Foster,
Major Gent Commanding
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22


such has been bis ubquitousness and such the multi
peity Of his daring deeds and achievements that the
reporters for the Press at Murfeesboro have perss
teny asserted that Forrest and Morgan both in
the rear of Rose0craiz cutting eff his supplies and
communication with Nashville. Gen. Bragg, to a
very grea extent ascribes the safety OF our army Oh
lis withdrawal fom Kentucky to the energy, skill and
courage of Wheeler When he visited the President at
Richmond, in order to make full exposition of the
events Of the Kentucky campaign, he insisted that
Wheeler should he made Brigadier. The President
declined doing stating that Morgan and others who
had served longer and with great distinction, had not
been promoted. He ais, objected because Wheeler is
mere boy.
Gen. Bragg thus senced. The next day be
was again at the Presidents mansion, and inquired
whether his AID utant General was entitled to
Brigadiet's commission. The President said he was
" Well then" said Gen. Bragg - now nominate and
constitute Joseph Wheeler, jr, my Adjutant General
The President not little surprised, but re-
marked it you know this young so well, and
value his Services thus highly, he shall be Brigadier
and not of your staff. Let him remain where he is"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
Couldn't Be Rfibed.

We learn from the Bristol advocate, that de,erter
and spy, by the name of Harris who came Into East
Tennessee with the Yankee force that burned the
bridges captured Jonesborough reeenay with
commission of Captain in his pocket, bearing the i'm
posing seal of Andrew Johnson Governor of TIE
Private Philip Warlick, of Col. Lows N. @. regi-
ment was detailed as guard to deliver the prs ones
the authorities at Knoxville Harris offered Wallick
$1,000 to allow him to escape. The honest North
Carolinan Indignantly informed him that L4ncoIu's
had not money enough to bride him to the
performance of such dishonorable action. Such il
the metal of the true Southern patriot fighting for bis
home and his country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
Caution,

On recent trip on the South Carolina Railroad, we
were thrown in with number of female refugees ~
who had from the North by the flag otruce boat
to City Point. In conversation with several of them,
we learned that many are Yankee women who have
never been at the South visiting their husbands, and
who expect to return They report that the people of
the North sick of the war; but expect shortly to
surrender from starvation
We had supposed the object of the aag-ottruce per-
mis was to persons returning to their domci, and had
no idea that Northern whose husbands had
been caught in workshops when the COM
menced, were to be allowed to visit them 1t may be
all we'll, but they certainly should not be allowed to
communicate sgan with the North until the war is
over.
We have reason to believe that many improper per-
arrived by the last flag -oftruce boat Six hun
dred women are said to have come
South Carplinsan.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
Major Gen'I COmmaDdin
From Edward StanIFy.
(COPY.)
DEPARTMENT OF \ ORTIZ Carolina.
New bern, DC. 29Lh, 1852.


NewberD, d C. 10Th, 1862.
To Moj. Gen. Foster, Commanding, &c,
CENTRAL Il have been informed that a poroa OF
the forces of the enemies of the United States recently
invaded the county of Washington, and among other
depredatiOns committed upOl innocent citizens, they
seized and carried away, against the o. their
owner large number Of slaves. From Mr. NJ. Bow
en- they took away several Of bis negroes who had
faithful to him and whom he protected a1d humanely
supported This outrage has not the defence attempted
for the African slave trade-that it brought uncivzed
beings under the influence of Christianity and ciViliza-
ton
This robbery takes civilized beings from their fumi-
lies and homes it deprVes kind master OF his proper
ty and punishes slaves for their fidelity to Lin.
cannot believe the good people of North Carolina
will justify such conduct.
To the barbarous and wiIul burning OF the town of
Plymouth by the enemy your attention has already been
called, aud Of that nothing need be said. AS the
voice Of civil authority has longer any potency,
solicit your intervention with those Commanding the
forces of the so-cailed Confederate States that may
ascertain by what rules this TO be conducted and
whether these negroes to whom have REFEREED to
be delivered up those to whom their services may be
due. / have the honor to be, &c, &c,
(Signed) ED'WD STANLEY,
Military Governor, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

PRoMoTIoNs.-Capt. G. w. Bradshaw Of Davids on g,
has been promoted to Major of the 42d regiment Col
Gibbs vice Underwood, resigned.
Capt. John G. Van Hook, of Person, has been pro
NOTED to Major of the 5Oth, (Col James A. Washing
ton) vice Workman promote to Lieutenant Colonel.
John c: Baxter, promoted to second Lieutenaat in
10th Regiment
kinchen R. Power, promoted to first Lieutenant in
the Bird Regiment.
Lieut.. Thomas G. Moore has been promoted to LIST,
and Thomas ). Ivey to I'd Lieutenant in company A,
Both Regt. (BuRting's Light Battery
Daily Progress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

sOUTIIEIEN EiGRRs LADY 81; CHER
rs WANTED TO take charge Of School in private finn
l. lily for one One competent TO seach the English
Language and Latin end give instructions the Piano
aud Vocal Music. None need apply uIess they
well recommended. Address
l.. r. LOFT
Bear Swamp P. o.. D1plin CO., N G..
Jan. 18th, 1853 756E-'6-lr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

IkTERcEFraD CONFERENCE.-The following in
the two Yankee fleets at Vicksburg and Port Hudson,
though brief, is decidedly pithy:
David Porter to David Farragm:
FrAasHIr UNCLE SAN, ABOVE VICKsBURG,
Decs mher 28th, 1862
Ny Dear Dav Why don't you come up? l have
bean waiting here for you three days
Yours 10 expectation,
D. PORTER.
David Farragut TO David Porter:
FLAGSHIP RICHMOND, BELOW V1CKsBURG.
My Dear Dav: Why don't you down? It's
much easier to 60 with than against the current.
know, for have tried til ri on a run both ways
Come down-don't be afraid
Ever yours,
D. FARRAaUT, Admiral
MORE 1RoUBLE-The militia Of this county assem-
bed here on Tuesday last, by order of the commanding
officer. They properly disposed of, to meet the
enemy who are threatening this section. This enemy
not in the shape of Northern soldiers, but is
composed OF dsloya men from Tennessee and own
State force of about hundred visited the town
of Marshall 20 miles North of this, day last week
and sacked the place They threatening to pay
Asheville VISIT and have been expected for several
days. similar condition of affairs exists in Yancey
and Mitchell counties, learn fromsa gentleman
occupying official position the former county, and
who writes here his superior officer asking advice.
Movements foot which it is hoped will restore
order and security this distracted country and which
will be fully known in due time.
AshevlUe IN. CO. Ne,cs 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

The Way Wheeler was Made Brigadier.
We find the following concerning this gallant young
officer in the Knoxville Register
Joseph Wheeler the most youthful Brigader in the
Confederate SERVICE has undyng honors during the
tendency of the great struggle in Middle Tennessee
His has appeared in nearly everylohclal d,spatch
the telegraph never omits the name of Wheeler and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
EOR SALE

YTyHE subscriber offers for sale 2G6 ACRES OF LAND in
Ricbln county located by the F. d A. Pianh Road
ham.
There about 70 under cultivation, ca aforta
dwelling, with four large rooms AID fire places e,cb
dining room, Office and all o.her sa1y QUE
buildings, for srai family all entirely new
Veriently arranged
1he situation rom the seat OF war and will az
ford quiet an1 SAFE retreat these by the
sence OF the invading foe.
Terms will lie made application is made soon to
D. B. Nicholson, the pres TO the SUBSCRIBER at
A. kcQUEEN.
Jan. l4tn, 1858 sl2R-l6-Sw
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From the Selma Re porter.
The Babe OF Bethlehem.

BY JANIS Z. RANDALL.
No PEACE on earth-good will to none
Beneath this CORY Christmas sun;
Chadean stars ye scowl on me,
Mid sad and mocking minstrslsy.
Ho, shepherd! on the mountain Steep
The wher- wolf battons on thy sheep,
Ho, sentrs, On the doDjon tower!
What OF tie night, and of the Hour?
The battle gates cape red and wide,
Blood-smothered in the batte-tide
Blanching the sunken Christmas suns,
The lands az mast with skeletons
l heard Fiend, with tragic breath
Cry: " Good is not in Nazareth
No JOY for thee, no peace for them
There is no Babe of Bethlehem"
The Magi cramble on their throne
in shrouds of iron aud of bone;
The cleaning dies in haggard rain
Upknells the sufocated main.
Stabbing my palIid days with pain:
" Thy Ga iings shall not come again -
Ny little love. SO false and fair,
Has gone, with sun-skeins il her hair;
Ny more than brothers dream afar
Beneath this hostile Christmas star,
Bold John, by shiloh's lurid rlls,
Sweet Edgar, mid the Stafford hills
All, Rappahannock fierce and cold,
The rocks 60 changing Ger the mold
All, Mother.eyes that pierce the plain
Ye vex tine lattice bars in vain.
Brooding beneath this blasted tree
think what Christmas brings to me,
And not one Rose of Paestum see
Thrilling the tomb of other days,
hear my mothers hymn of praise
But 10 the Fiend, with tragic breath.
Cries " Good is not in Nazareth!
No joy for thee, no peace for them
There is no Babe of Bethlehem
All, dearest God our virgins kneel
In pure and passionate appeal;
Beneath this CORY Christmas sun,
They only ask THY will be done ~
But dearest God they seek thee When
Thy natal morn sang, Peace TO men 20
All, dearest God they kneel to thee,
Not in thine awful majesty;
Not where the lightnings couchaHt lie
Laired in thy thunder zoned Sinai;
Not where the demon footballs came
Not in thy desert shaft of fame
Their pilgrim prayers and suppliant sight
Travel the old Judean night;
Cleaving the wrath wings of the storm,
They bow beside the Graded form,
And shrine their indebted behest
With thee-upon thy mothers breast
And musing thus, me dreamt there stole
Some fragrant pre- sence in my soul
Till angels, with their banded breath,
Hosannah: " Hail &c Nazareth !
There's joy for thee, there's peace for them
Behold the Bsbe of Bethlehem
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
LAND RNR SALE.

ENHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hundred and thirty
l. nile and half of Land lying the East eide of
the Cape Fear River seventeen miles below Fayetteville
jOining the lands of r. Cole side A. J. Hoipgs
worth the other side. 1t is good farming land one
horse crop cleared on part Of the land hR in Baden
county, and the balance in Cumberland live
the land now but the buildings not worth mentioning
any person wishing to purchase mall good land
would do well to give call and examine the land The
land is in good neighborhood and healthy place.
EDMUND SKIES.
Jan. 81 1868. l7.lt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22
NOTICfG.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having qualified at December
term, 1862 of the Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions
for the County of New Hanover, Administrator the
estate of Elizabeth Bunting deceased requests all persons
indebted to said estate made immediate payment
notifies all persons having claims against said deceased
notice will be plead il bar of their recovery.
W. S. LARKlNS, Admir-.
Jan. 22nd, 1862. l73t*
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aEADQ'Ts hED. DEPT. OF THE DISTRICT OF CAPE FEAR
Jan. goth, 1868. !
NY PERSON having fresh Vaccine Virus, will do the
IA public service great favor by calling immedlate
and a9ing tins Office, is wanted to Vaccnate Inc
troops of this cosamand.
TAOS. J. BOYKLN,
Chief Surgeon Med. Parveyor.
JAM Goth, 1863 s6N
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-22

FOR SALE.
OQN ACRES OF LAND, in Columbus county, within
COO three miles of Fair Bluff and one of the Whining
ton Manchester Railroad. There about three hun
dred Of cleared land under good fence There
also about two hundred of choice swamp lands east
ly drained Any person wishing to buy would do well to
county, N. G. GILES P. FLOYD.
Jan. Is, l863.-I7-3t*
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CLnGMAN's BRIGADE,

LnG1AE's BRIGADE,
Headquarters DIST kegt N. q: Troops
Jan 18th, 1868.
THE following named soldiers having deserted his ktg-
l. ment, hereby published desegters, and fhrC
dollars reward will be gwen for each either OF them
when lodged in jail delivered to these ueadquar
LEVI and 70 BERTH. MERRI T, Of Samps
ty, and JOHN j. JAMES. of Duplin. / earnestly appeal
the Moonted Patrol Of tbese COUNTIES hlnt and de-
liver the above named men to the haads Of justice.
s. NJ. STANFORD,
CspS. Co. G, 6Ist N. q. I.
Jan. 18th, 1858 o2-lt-l7-5u~
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TUaPENTINE DIsTILLERY AND LAND EOUs

T OFFER FOB SALE 81 STORE AND DIVE LING
l. HOUSE. TURPENTINE DIoTiLLERY, with fixtures,
and ABS of PINE LAM, sua ed within alf mie
of BIadeDbOIo station, the Wilmington, harolie
Ru heriOrd naiToad and "a miles from Whining
For further particulars, address at Badenboro Ea-
den county, II. q. In my absence, Ar. Colin will
show the land. ROBERT TAFT
January 8, 1863 73-5t-l6 CO.
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GAIT xuouvS NOE Sar

SALT worries FOR SALE.
7 OFFER FOR SALE my Salt Works, Aasonboro
l. Sound, miles from Wilmington-c onssng of large
pans all order making from % 80 bushels "a hours;
also wood enough to the works IL months also fine
Mules and3 Wagons. apply to the subscriber al the
Wo ks, or s. P. IVEY, Wilmington, NC
Jan. % le63.-S6 81 N* ~ HOLDEN.
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LAND kOn SALE

OFFER FOR SALE my plantation in Brunswick coun.
ty situated on Town Creek, II miles from Wi mir gton
containing 200 aces cleared ana in good state
cultivation Buildings all new and complete.
ANY person wishing buy address the subscriber
at Winning toD, n. g.. L. HOLDEN.
Ian 90 1868 S6-2t-l7-2t*
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BIvoUAC, near Fredericksburg, Va, |
Jan. 10th, 1868.
nEIERTED

H.NROM co. 3D., 3rd North Carolina Infantry, Private
4 VIM K. Gordon. Said Gordon Is SGotchm an, sandy
hair wbiskers sharp visaged feet in he ht
about 80 DID, very plausible in his speech He shot
himself in the hand the 18th day OF December
purpose of Sinking action and deserted
in richmond Charges of cowareice have beeo preferred
against aDd any apprehe riding him. ana urr 'ug
b military civil au hority, will have he
consciousness brDgJg coward his mertsd punish
ment in addition to receiving the Customary reward of 80
dollars.
JOHN YAEBCKK sLEN,
Capt. Co 3D. 3ri n. .. Iaf4ntrY
Jan 15ta, 1868. &2.zt&l72t#
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Gun TUBES
"A WILSON'S.
OOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS at
WILSON'S.
MILITARY BRIDES, SADDLES, &C., at
WI WILSON'S.
A IL KINDS OF HARNESS at
n WILSON'S.
COLE, HARNESS AND UPPER LEATHER at
- WILSON'S.
L WILSON'S.
oboe PEGS, Avis &C., at
- WILSON'S.
TETOOL HATS at 81 so, at
w WILSON'S.
~ JAMES WILSON'S,
No. Market Street
jan. 22d, 1868 l7-lt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
HOSE indebted to the subscriber, either by note
l. will settle the with BeDajah wiheTipgtyD
my authorized agent by the first dsy Of February
Those failing do wild find their notes and accounts
the hands of the Sheriff for collection.
JAMES G. BRANCH
Camp Whiting JAN 18th, 1883 Sl-lt-l7lt*
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aEGRons AND nsuLus Ron SALE.

'SNHE SUBSCRIBER will SELL privately, eight Negroes,
j Mules, either in pairs single. all together and
one horse for cash. T. S. MEMDRY.
Whiteville, n. c., Jan. 18th, 1868. S23tf7-lt*
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Ordered by the Court that this presentment of the
Grand Jury be spread upon the Minutes of this Court
and copy furnished Editors, with request to publish
Attest, DANL. COLEM AN, Clerk