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SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.

bidder at the Court House door in the town Of Louis
burg on Thursday The I'd day Of April next, four likely
NEGROES hrse girls and box,) belonging to estate
of A. ). Harris, deceased.
At the time and place, shall offer for sale eigh:
likely NEGROES, (men. boys girls and: CHE woman and
child belonging the estate Of Thos B. Harris deceased
Als, at the same time and place. snail offer for sale
Eve likely NkGR0S, two men and three girls belong
ing to the estate of H. H. harris, deeeas ID.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County Of
Franklin. March Term, 1863
TgRxs Six months credit Bond with good security
will he reoured before the property is delivered.
~ CYRUS HARRIS, Commissioner
Franklin Co., March 90, 1885, Blvd
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FOR SALE.

nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERlE
Win the Confederacy-eonsistng of 81 Vats 5 Lines
Pools and Bates,-a twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Miii-all under new and we'll framed bOus
and within hundred yards of the Depot the NORTH
Carolina Hailruta. For particulars apply to
CAIN RUFFIN,
HillsborG, NC.
Feb. 10, 1865. 13-wswl1tpd
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LAND FOR SALE.

VEN Fl E uNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIyE
u hundred acres of land in Wake County, on the wasl
Of Neuse River, adjoining Gen. W. Mordecai's Fish D
Irac and immediately Opposite the tract recently d
Col Russ Terms accommodating
For further patieulars address either of the undr
signed at Tally Ho! P. D., Granville Co N. C.
JAMES A. RUSSELL
ROB. L. HELM.
Feb. 10, 1858. 10: -w&swlIt
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S25 REWARD.

WR0KE JAIL, AT OXFORD. GRANVILLE COUy.
- If, man calling himself W. BARR who was ep
fined in said jail for Larceny. He had on when he left
brown hat, and black pants; his complexion is rshs
light, dark long hair. small goatee and i,ousache abu
80 years o. he carried Oft pair Of grey blankets Tie
fnemenr in any Jail So that 1 may get him
W. A. PHILPOTT, Sh'f.
Oxford, Granville Co, N. c., Feb. %, ~.
l9-W&sWaW
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, J
WAR DEPARTMENT,

RICHMOND, VA, Jany II, lS63
SIR:-Your letter of the .2Sth inst, has been re-.
eeived The department does not consider it i'm.
portant to enter into discussion Of the legality Of
impressments, or the doctrine of what is a ,"iust
compensation under the extraordinary and ana.
molous conditions that now exist 1t entirely con-
ours with you in hoping that Congress will rcgu.
late the entire subject of impressment and will ap-
propriate the necessary for the payment of those
who, in its judgment shall have suffered injustice
Very respectfully,
Your ebed,cnt servant
.. For Secretary of War, .
..- j. A. CAMPBELL A. s. W.
Hon. j. o. BALDWIN N. Y.
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WANTED,

WANTED. ,.
a LADY OF SOME EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING,
desires situation, either in family sch.c pubs
bic Seminary Can teach the usual knghs Bro ches with
brownsville, N. q.
. March 20; 1883. 1S-wltpd.
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DEPOSITORY C. 3. A. |
IogoSUh Mapch lQru rpcS Z

Raleigh, MARCH 10TH, 1868.
II. TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARlSG INTER-
~. witch bear date prior to 7th December 1861, will
l. sned At ibis Office IN eight Fer cent bonds up ed
xnri as1 utter which date they only 10 be funded in
All treasury notes not bearing interest which bear date
.er Us Deeenber 1885, will be fauded il seven per cent
bonds. - -s.,.. 81.
interest wbe paid on interest bearing treasury notes.
y - - GE6 W. noRDEcAi, Depository.
Raleigh March ~, 1885,. A-w&swtd.
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Estate OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. Prince
of Wales has not yet right to sit in the House of
Lords. No doubt he will receive the usual writ IF
summons as Duke of Cornwall and take his seat in
February. When the last Prince of Wales was
twenty.on he received Parliamentary grant Of
S5OO.U0U as an outfit and half that amount as an
annual income This was what his father George
lll) had received on coming of age. He claimed
from his father the accumulated Dco ne the Duchy
of Cornwall, which lapscs to- the Prince of Wales
on his BIRTH and was then worth 500, 900 year,
but Ills father, who had received the money refused
to pay up, protesting that it.was little enough to
pay HIM for the expenses of boarding, lodging and
educating the hopeful air from infancy to manhood.
The present Prince has been better treated. His
revenue has been carefully invested. Over 1,O0S-
600 Of the accumulation was paid for his lately pur
chased estate in Norfolk, the rents of which will be
1886, 900 a year. 1t is place adapted for rich
nobleman who has stately mansion elsewhere, and
desires good fishing and good shooting. The balance
at his bankers after his payment leaves 81 100000
to the Prince, and his Duchy Of Cornwall brings ip
net income Of S125 600 a year. Besides this Pas
liament-wll vote him about $5OO, 00oa gear during
his mothers life and vote $3.50, 900 fear as pin
money to his bride They will also have Marlboro
House, close to St. James Palace, ss rent free
residence Certainly, it cannot be doubto thai
British royalty is in clover Lancash ire may starve
but the royal family flourish on the a. Of the earth
They toll not, neither do they spin yet were they
born with golden spoons in their mhuths Hither
TO, as English history shows, every Prince of Wales
within the last three hundred End, fifty years. ha
bolted from the course, Immediately after reaching
! his majority, and become head Of party opposes
to the reigning sovereign, his G.her. This is sc
! particularIy with Frederick, eldest son Of Georg
II, and with George eldest sor' Of George llL :
FooD FOR rur Axiir-A yorr;ss,poondent suggest
that large Quantities of mes co,ild beobtained 70
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Anulaa nesting or thu Stockh olders Of the Pc.
! :. ~ fAfshuIH Railroad ComnanY.

Amman Nesting OF the Stockholders Of the Pc
- tersbulg Railroad Company.
i The regular annual meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Petersburg Railroad Company, was held in
the Council Chamber yesterday morning, at IL
O'clock liter the organization was effected, Presi-
dent Joyes submitted his annual report which was
read and adopted.
Tho Committed of Examination also submitted
their report, which was adopted -
On calling the roll, It vas found that $50 voters
were present. bsing largely over maturity and the
meeting proceeded to the election Of officers with
the following result: -. -
$50 PfssiasntlWm: T. Joynes. As>'
Eireetors-A. G. McIlwaine> Robt A. Hamilton,
John Dontian, John Kevan j. Andrew White.
Comnsittae OF Examination john H. Patterson,
A. 9. Htts, John Rowlett David May, j. D. White.
Tho vote for Mr.. Joynes was unanimous, and his
salary on motion Of Mr.. Alexander Donnan, was in
creased to So 500.
or w, W. Tovnes, D. Arcy Paul, David May and Alex.
The meeting. then adjourned to meet again On the
third Wednesday in March, 1854.
2'5 y THE PRESIDENTS REPORT. -. - :.
We CLEAN FROM President Joynes report, an inter-
estng statement Of interpretations Of the Company,
during the year 1852, and the condition Of its prop
erty and affairs on the LIST day Of January, 1863
The aggregate earnings of the Company, during
made up as follows: 5..-- -
From passengers (other than troops) 1926, 691 10
| From freights, ,0or others than Con- -.
fsderate States. = -. 251,7n IS
From troops. and freight carried for
| Confederate States. 49,. 25s,4e2 70
Mails, 5000 90
| Aggregate Ss4e,5sl OF
4 The following statement from the report will show
how the business II 1862, compared With that o.
1861:
Gross earnings of 1869, ss4s,5sl OF
:" %. 1861, 3f4,426 OF
Excess of 1862, $472,OO5 OF
From Passengers 1862, =. $326,69t II
" 1851, .lls,47Q I;
Excess Of 1862 .$2ls,seo 8;
y From Freights other than Govt 1852, $25l, TIT Il
o.. >" 1861, l5l.09l 9.
Excess Of 1852, sloo,es5 q
No. of Passengers .other than troops
carried In 1862; - 1920;
Do do do 1861, 44,O2
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N OTICEA :.

II HAVE ABOUT S 200 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
u .ENT TRACTS, in the county Of Moore Farming,
Mineral aad Turpentins iand-which viii se on bessl
terms. JOHN MORRISON. :
Carthage, Nov. u, 1893. e2-W&awH
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Burke, Boykin & Co., of Macon, Ga, have issued
an edition Of Webster's Elementary Spelling Book
neatly printed, and as nearly sopy Of the origi-
nal as typographical facilities will admit -
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STEPHEN A. MORGAN,
n ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILL COLLECT TIE ARREARAGEs OF Pay N,
=. DECEASED SOLDIERS, w
4 Nd ATTEND TO. ANY OTHER BUSINESS =,
fAnes'ed with tae Confederate Government. '9s
Address Isl. . ~ gar 20: BOX 400.
..--. RYE. ~. Risiu'Oud.S u.
Hon. G. "; RUSSELL, e. =. Congress, Va
Gen. ]: s. HAYNoSD, Richmond Va.
. Hon z KEDwxLL, number b. i. Work, v.
'' 90 'o"'' 'a 80 lS-w&sw.l,,,
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SEED FOR AN ACRE.

This question cannot be answered very definitely,
the opinions Of farmers and planters differ mate
rally; sne the climate and soil >have much to do
with the quantity The quantity Of seed that should
be sosn broadcast to the acre, IS about follows:
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FILES, FISIgLA, IUMONS,
Ulcerations Of the Womb, Spermatorra@a, Sy.
p little Affections, &c.
uNR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE. Ala,
- will w Raleigh the first Of July. where he may be
Consulted for few days He operates with perfect
for Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every of
Piles, where the Tunors come down when at stool. He
operated with perfect success Jew days ago, Of
ii years standing his tumurs coming down large as
large cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may adj
dress Mr. H II, Berry, Monticello, Florida:
Dec opes1ted Same desperate cases in Salisbury Iast
year, az them is known 20 every citizen OF
Ladies If the City and vicinity will be visited at their
homes lie viii be in Salisbury the first Of june Green's
49,. on tasa .24-m&swtf
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w: F. BAsoN, NJ. ID Dentist.

(OFFIcE OVER r. PESCUD'S.)
NJ B. PERSONS CABLING ON The ABOVE Dr
I'VE ring his absence. will be notified of his reunt
leaving their names with Dr. Perry by addressing
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. c.
Raleigh, Feb. IL, 1858. ls- waswi
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= FOR SAFE.
NJORTH.CAROtINA 8 PER CENT bonds.
% " :. g.
1 = W. X. RICHARDSON co.
Raleigh. Jan. 80, 1863. :. trO-w&swtf.
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Sl00,6S5 26

Excess of 1862, I3,l77
The President states in his report that the rates
of passenger fare have not been changed since the
COMMENCEMENT Of the war, and fiat the only change
made in the tariff of freights the addition of
about % per cent to that which had previously
sted 1t is apparent therefore, that The increase in
the receipts Of the past year. over those of 1861,
was due almost exclusively to theincrcase Of bust
ness.
Notwithstanding the wear and tear of the road
and its equipments which, Of course, have been very
great and the lmpossbility Of obtaining many arti
cles Of the first Importance, the Company hs*eeeeu
able to keep them in such state Of efficiency to
do the business of the government and for the most
part, the busipess of the public also Many things
which, were deemed indispensable before the war,
have been dispensed with, and for others, substi-
tutes have been found. No doubt is expressed Of
the ability of the road to meet the demands of the
government and the public, as heretofore.
The report WIS highly satisfactory to the meeting,
and its statements show a mos fourishing condi:
ton Of the affairs Of the road PEI. Evpress
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w. H. RICHARDSON & CO. -
STOCK BROKERS' AND COMMISSION NERcu ,,,.
Raleigh, N. c..
loETIcE ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET
"lLL CT Y e. PARTICULAR ATTENTION ro|
sales and purchases of State and Confede, ate
Bank and other stocks collection Of drafts and any b
Eess Connected with the different departments of the Ss
government. - 'ss--' -. NY 'sA|
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and Sold
REyHO6NCEs.
Q: G. Parsley, Wilmington
W. A Wright. do -
John D Williams Fayetteville.
w. G. BroadfIot, do. -,
J. j. Backwood, Charlotte.
w. Lane Wayne County.
John d. Whtfnrd Craven County,
Hon. Thomas W. Rotfin, Alamance County a
Hon. v. n. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon: d: W: Courts. Rockingham County,
+ u. W. Guion, Lincoln County,
And citizens Of Raleigh, generally.
January -, 1898. 5-wSsvsn
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LUXU M BERG.

u ~ n y w u II II u
TN e r e BEING MORE 0ANn,r
tract than need. would seLa part, saw isn.ll
Of the LUXUMBERG NURSERY TRACr on Or Ie,ea
about one,third being woodland, and within one MIL
town Of Greensborough, N. T.. "' 'n''e 9th
This very valuable tract Of land has on il ono ,e
BEST ORCHARDS
IN tne state. containing some ten thousand
FRUIT BEARING. TREETS.
OF the different varieties-choce and select fu;,.
APflcots, Pears, Nectarines, Plums. C ha,,Ns W.:
. fine selection Of o"elfles
PEACHES APPLES, &c.
Inc Improvements are good and new. Purcbo.,..
invited to come and see for themselves. 'Dasers an
areensbor,, q J.n.e ,ss. c. G.. YATES.
" ~ "o"'' " 'o"o. S-w&sw3mnd
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ON CONSIGNMENT. rs
SDE BARRELS or NICE brown SUGAR, ~
~ sae by the barrel-priee 81 cents per po1SGs
March 8. 1853. e. u ig-s'1d
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE. ,,,,,
II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, MI,
Il west Of Carthage, Moore County, containing sSGas1
on whiclfisa Grist and Saw Mill Cotton Gin and ocIs
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate mS7
or likely negres JOHN MoRioyJJ
November IA. 1862 92-w6s""
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-08-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT COMPASS
es Patented May 9th, 1892 The advantages OF these
oil others in use are that they can De re'
For reconnoiterng the position Of the enemy, nists
movements. Gc where light dare not be rsed without
running the greatest danger. they are Invaluable:
Used by Major Generals Mcclellan, Hooker, Burnside
Hunter Pope. Major Meycrs Chief OF Signal Department
and Others Every Officer and Soldier should have one
PRr &c, 81, s., g SO, S2, and 81 To-
For sale by
FOR SALE.-A fine lot of Matched Dressed
Poard, Timber, Doors, Sash, Roofing, &C..
JOS. q. SEARS,
The New South Office.
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lnfereauag ffuu tils rroat--S1Ghf ~ tloover1s
III asd tlbsrty Gaps
Akeavy STERN Of wihd and rain prevailed
along The southwestern line ~ night, pre-
venting the reception ~ our e.sulAr dls-
patches from the Army Of Tennessee.
From rasfepgers who came down On the
aiEerno9n iiilin yesterday. We learn that on
Wednesday, seven brigades OF Rosesrabs'
army attacked the brigAdes Of Gems Hate and
.LiddeIl. holdisg .IIoover's and Liberty Cap,
Oar meh fought The ertmys until lho'r arl.rtu
nitiosi ~ exhausted. When DIZZY lei lia,'s.
Tile faoteihen- irdid ate a serssas ad,aI &c
81 tie s,eErsfs iosrce. ai.:cls NAY ~ it L
lt telses i4si.e soon
Fl We esfct to learn that anon. lie kille.ilin
t'{n. y E'ss ilFifaie ~ar N.iol Ciiasif'osk. 81
W,la4t,s.In gpunt, Gen +, Is has l.. III
intise osl, iSr several irosliis On E yAiA
iie men pdIptiiccrs.
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Erz- Tho Augusia Csnsiiiunppalisk estiI
Majestic wheat products Of ;epreiA this year
al ? 200 COO ssHelss oats ZOO goo. corn - ]
100000. Talk d starving (it ..ys) a people
with such prospects --iti s an absnrdity. The
editor further estimates not loosely, but iron.
data. the yield OiFpork this year 10 The State al
10000. 600 pounds. q fun meat supply ii
peace times
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~ The yhrkee papers state that GOV
Mobre, Of Lopiniasa. has been capiared Ivy
the yankees and tiken TO New Orleans tx.
Gov Mouson Of the same State. has also been
arrested and carried 10 New Orieaus Rslh d
them ars now confined in yankee military
prison.
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l'ilr - Mssl,rSe FoS.-A s'et fsgwr,d III
Wasiingtaf 81 onthe 9TH. lasty OF u anu
stersl ebNlIY IriEa. dstr5ifs bot = s;s- rhe.iil
tated ATTACK ~ tic l,csf0cs. Toe Star -lys
Tie sgIlAi fur The Attack Ms 10 10 ilc
iikh'hins 81 bl,niiHess at the va ,n cffil..
whisf Was accofdH civ done abint > o'cloeEl
The parties wcdc a1fled with slot guns. ~
tols, slug Shots y aud l,egun iiieI work M
on the uegfoes Ia ITO vic oity. They cniered
and cleared out Number Of horEes ~ I'D
street and that neighborhood- HE police
hearing Of the difficulties, hast ued 70 ti.c Epas
AZ coon - they were recognized hney wrr.,
tired upon bnk none of the officers vert IL
jpred. we bcSFe.
during the night some POO Dtrssss we're
made Of parties charged With syfnpaEiEiDn
with aud aiding the rioters. HI