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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-12
FOR SALE BY

NJ. F~READmAE, jasper;
FRaD. HOFFMAN,. HARRISON Township;
JoHE L. HnFFnAx, Columbia Township;
GEO. HorrmAE, HARRISON Township;
GEO n. SHuRrz. Ferdinand;
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
Laws of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL.
Published February "a, -Repu6lt8hed Marc
CHAPTER II.

Published February "a, S.-RepubN8hed March
2, 1868.
CHAPTER IL.
AN ACT to authorize certain parties to be sworn
aud examined witnesses in their own behalf.
The peolLeOf the state " Wisconsin, presented IN
senate U1t0 uSSc"OEy, 10 enact US JDhouS:
Section /. In all actions against any ship, boat
or vessel, now pending or which may hereafter be
brought Of The courts OF this state, the own
agent, cous Suee, master or other peTsoa inter-
ested sucu snp, boat or vessel appearing and
f. ding III such dcElou, as well the plaintiff or
Jus, may be examined as witness in HIS or
heIr CenaIT, upon the tr.al ui any ton i'll
like manner as III actIous Uetwteu individuals
anu all such cases the plaintiff plaintiffs shall
give The notice OF Lhe intended tXdIninatlU,. d
party In las own behalf, to the party PARTIES ap-
peaubg and u tending Ill tehaII oil such sulp, boat
u. vessel. here The eXaEluallOn ut the party
defending Is uteuded, he snail give like notice to
the party pIanttn IN eithet case the notice shal
as Is required " tue laws OF state,
and may De ,eryed upon the parry or his attorney.
=. h act snail take eli CT and be force
from and alter 1t passage and publication.
Approved Feo. Il, ioo3 COPY.
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~ ROBERT SMALLs, the famous negro
pilot who brought the Planter out OF
Charleston harbor, says that 5000 negroes
are behind the batteries at Savannah, and
10000 in and arouhd the forts OF Charles
ton. He believes that in ten days he can
raise a force OF 10000 loyal blacks TO tight
tor the Union.
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u The Wo.l Id, Comprehend organ)
has new grievance. Senator CHANDLER,
of Michigan, recently said in the Senate:
"A reoel has sacrificed all his rights
He has no right, 10 life, liberty. and hap
piness. Even hte was boon TO him."
The Horld calls this worthy Of hyena,
ii nyena could talk. Yet, By the Con-
stilution, every rebel has forfeited his
right to life, and Sen. CHASDLER only re-
peated that portion of the Constitution in
little different language. He did not sey
he was in favor OF executing all rebels, but
he did say that if they were exempted
from execution it was as boon not as
right. How deiicately sensitive copper
nesds have grown in regard to the penal
ties OF Treason.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

ming of the revolution in this State to the day Of
his death, ne discharged his duty like man. SOL
der and patriot. His company formed mart Of
Tue gallant regiment commanded, at 6rst by the no
less gallant Col (now Gently Pettigrew. Well, and
nooiy, did captain Burgn acqut himself in all the
bloody conflicts in which his regiment and company
were called to participate. His company and'regi-
~ment went with Gen. Lees army to Maryland and
participated roby in the great battle of Sharpsburg
Ihere Capt. Bnrgn received severe wound in the
hand, which wholly disqualified him for duty for
several weeks. He Tisited his fashers house to re-
ceive the afectionate Of devoted parents, but
alas! to return to his comrades in arms, no more
iorev;r! Through the watchful care of his mother,
his wound in the course of few weeks became
nearly WE'LL and he was making preparations to re-
JOIN his command, when q severe attack of fever
seized him which terminated his mortal existence
at o'clock on Sunday evening" the 3Oth of Noyem-
ber During the last few days of his life he suffer-
ed intense pain, but midst all his suferings he did
not forget his friends in the army. Of them he
spoke constantly in terms of warm sffection.
:. Alas! that one SO young, so promising, should
be cut off so soon! But his work is done--wel
done! His race, though short, is run! Let him
rest from his work! -
Captain Burgin was brave and patriotic soldier
and citizen, faithful friend and sincere in all his
professions. Hundreds of devoted friends and &C.
quaintarces lament his early death. A short while
before his death, he became sensible that he must
soon die, and when the final summons came he
met it
Like who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant drea.fsa>-s
December 20, 1862. *.*.%.
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some Knowledge Of the nature Of the machinery nee
essary 1t is delicate and sensitive but simple and
cheap With pattern to work by it can be made
by any of our practical macbnists, at cost OF not
more than a first class sewing machine. There is
nothing more simple than the process OF making
wire. l consider entirely practicable TO manufac-
ture supply in N. G. understand there is an es.
adjustment in successful operation in Georgia. l
would suggest that an appropriation he made, and
placed in the hands of the Governor for that pur-
pose; that he select suitable person to 50 to
Georgia and examine the establishment, and ootaln
all The information possible on the subject, and re.
port back to him, aud if the enterprise is deemed
practicable, to enter into it with all possible dis
patch. If this, however, should fail, with the means
at hand, they can be procured in different way.
Owing to the cheapness of cotton and wooden fab
RIGS. the Wheel and Cards had, in great degres,
been laid aside for years. When the war came on,
the article being but little in demand the supply in
the hands of the merchants was quite limited, and
only brought 40 cents now they are selling from
$25 to $50 pair. and can't be had at that 1t is
useless to think of individual enterprise taking hold
Of this thing now as men Of means can find nearer
cut to get gain in the field of speculation than this.
II we will manufacture the cards, and let them have
them, they will then take hold.
j. A. Mem
Cnutb T ou,oH N n
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For the Standard.
GoLpsBoRo,' N. c., Dec. %, 1856

GoLDsBoRo,' N. c., Dec. %, 1852.
Mr.. DIroK:-knowing the deep interest you
feel in our brave Raleigh boys now battling in their
country's cause, write this to call to your atten-
ton the heroic conduct of Lieutenant Mckee,
in the disastrous affair at Kinston during the early
part of the week. Maiietts battaI,sn deserves and
has received much praise for the bravery with which
they repulsed heavy forces Of the enemy on that
occasion-tut they were finally forced to retire,
and arriving at the bridge found it developed in
flames and many of them surrendered themselves
prisoners Bot young Mckee, full of ardor, made
another effort to escape, and was successful. Tn
der the heavy fire of the enemy he retreated up the
South bank of the river and having collected TWEEN
ty one others engaged in the same undertaking,
he forced his way through the Yankee pickets, and
arrived safely in Gol,lsboro'. Sometimes he and
his gallant party were before the enemy, who were
rapidly advancing up the South bank Of the river.
and at other times behind them. They suffered
much from the cold being without blankets, ana
having many times to sleep in swamps so close to
the enemy that they burst not light fire. His il
fine example for the young men of our army
When all hope seemed lost his daring and ntre-
pidity saved himself and companions, and they are
now prepared for the engagements that are soon to
follow. How many could do likewise. and how
much better our army would fare, though some in.
dividuals were to suffer- if his example were oftener
followed
With continued feelings Of friendship and esteem,
am Sir, yours, FF"
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For the Standard


GoLpsBoRo', Dec "a, 1862
Mr. EDITOR While other bodies of men hava
found their eulogists, the battalion commanded by
me seems to have been entirely overlooked in &C.
counts of the recent fights in and around Kinston,
and in the vicinity of Goldsboro'. In every fight,
and in the very hottest of it, portions of the bat.
talon were engaged. Saturday, 18th December
one section of STAIRS battery and Bunting battery
the river in the engagement of that day,
nobly endeavoring to stem the onward tide of al,
Overwhelming force. The same day four comps
MES of the command and four pieces Of Stars bat
terry we're at the batteries below Klnson to repulss
the enemy:s gunbeats, should they attempt to as
cend the river and cooperate with his land forces.
Capt. Manney's single gun and one howitzer Of
Starts battery, skllfully worked by Lieut. j. Wet
more, were found sufficient; the only boat of the
enemy which dared to appear retiring disabled, in
less than fifteen minutes. Sunday, the 18th
Bunting's battery and Stars gull were engaged
across the river and at the Bridge. None will gain
say the GOODNESS of the officers and men working
there, nor the efficiency of their fire.
The mer at the entertainments having been en-
trely cut off from Gen. Evans by the interposition
of the main body Of the enemy, the Battalion was
-sormed at o'clock, P. NJ, and in perfect order,
commenced retreat pia Snow Hill, reaching Colds
boro', at 10 P. NJ, Monday.
At dsybreak, Tuesday, Battalion was in position
on North bank Of Neuse, prepared to resist any at
tempt of the enemy to cross the river.
In the fight, Wednesday, the entire command ex.
cept Buntings battery, was under fire during the
day. aud did, probably, as much damage to the enc
nay, as all our other forces combined.
Bunting's battery was in the engagement at
White Hall, and nobly sustained during the day,
the reputation Of the Battalion.
The loss Of the command has been six killed, and
,twenty wounded .,,
Very respectfully, = n,,,
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GoLDsBoRo, Dec 10, 1862
Editor Standard The battle Of White Hall ir
Lenoir county, was fought on the 18th. Col Lev
enthorpe's, the 18th (BetheD Reg't N. G. T., met
to be 10000 men, with 20 pieces of artillery. The
Regt was under a terrific fire Of shot, shell, can
mister and grape for three and half hours, whe,,
the artillery withdrew and sharp fire of musketrr
was kept up for four hours longer Two sectionj
Of Maj. Moore's artillery, Capt Badham's battery,
commanded ~ 1t. McCleese and 1t. j. H. Jones
Jr., replied to the enemy's guns, firing some 300.
shots. The 31st Reg't N. G. Troops Col j. w.
Jordan, were under the fire, but not engaged. Tho
action was commenced and kept up for over two
hours by detachments from company F, Capt E.
A. Small, from Chowan, and company B, Capt N.
D. Arm6eld, from Burke These detachments fred
over thirty rounds. The rest Of the regiment was
then ordered forward and amid a terrific fire was
led up in splendid order, by Col Leventhorpe, and
took its position the bank of the river The fol.
lowing is correct list Of the casualties IN the 18th
Reg't., with the commanders who led them into
the action: -s'
Company A-Capt W. L. Hand from Mecklen.
burg county, went into action with rs men-no
casualties.
Company B-Capt NJ D. Armheld, from Burk
county, went in with - men, Killed: 1st Serg
Bristol, private W Duckworth. Wounded:
Priyates Correll, A Loven, A Morrison, Il Shut
fer, A P Warlick
Company D-Capt S Brown, from Burke wers
in with 50 men. Wounded Corpl J N Clay. pri.
Yates R D Hicks, G Cansby, W P Powell, William
Melton, M L Walls, S Poieet
Company Capt Bird from Berthe, wen;
in with 10 men. Wounded: Prvates Corprew.
H Baysmore, W Brogden, W Casper. Several 9th.
ers struck or scratched
Company E. 4 Capt W j Kerr, from Meeklen.
burg, went in with 81 men. Killed: End Lieut..
W NJ Means-private 3 j Walker. MORALLY
wounded. Wounded: Privates Hartne, R 3
Hartgrove, W Bird.
Company E-Capt A Small, from Chowan.-
Killed: Private Noah Rountree.
Company Capt j F Freeland, from Orangs
county. Prvates Ii A Davis and II Pcttis, slght-
ly wounded.
Company H-Capt W L Grier, from Mecklen.
burg county, went in with 35 men. Serg't P Nc
Clark, slightly wounded; private Thrower,
, severely IN thigh
| Company Capt A s Haynes, from Lincoln,
! went in with 81 men. Privates Gsult and +
I Delinger, kllled-and privates D NJ Hoover, N J
| Craft, and Shull, wounded
Company K-Capt N Young, from Buntombe
county, went IN with so men,. Privates Morris,
Ii Williams, j Gudger, L Grow, and j Burns,
slightly wounded.
| This is correct statement, obtained from the
commanders of companies. trust you will give il
| publicity as soon as you can.
Yours, truly, G. G. d.
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Since wrote to you last, two officers have been
reported weunded-Lleut John zTemplcton, Co.
|. severe confusion in breast; Lieut. " Lord. Co.
G, slight confusion in breast This, with the for
mer list, comprises all the casualties of our Regt
that have reported to me- l do not think orlr loss
in killed will reach twenty Please have this copied
IN some Western paper as most Of the men are from
Iredell, Rowan and Mecklenhurg.. .s. .--...s
So, Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't
W. NJ CAMPBELL,
Serg't 7th Reg't N. c. 7.
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Camp list N. C. Regiment, /
= Ilf rs uf,t o yist ikhL
UVHE FOLLOWING NAMED MEMBERS OF COZ

USHE FOLLOWING NAMED MEMBERS OF CON-
pany ], st n. G. Trocys absent without leave.
viz: Serg. K. H. Atkinson Corpl W. G. Allen, prvaes J.
D. Aien Y. B. Clifton Iubt: Freeman r. Gxeep 7. J.
Gil, B. Hendrck, N. Holder, J. w. Lloyd. H. Lee ].
w Perry, H: " Pace w. A. Privett j. j. Walker, james
Young, Thos Young F. N Young, Joseph Young
The above named soldiers not having reported for some
time snce The expiration pf ther urlghs or recovery
from Sickness reward of thirty dollars Will be gwen for
the delivery of each to their c.ihpany commander.
additional rev ard OF t5ntY dollars will be given for
the apprehension aad delivery If teabove B. HEsDRlck.
By order of jams =, kOVTEs Capt.
H. H. PATTERSON, LIST Serg,
January =, 1854. 3+at
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NOTICE..
m, AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

VA, AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
9th day of December 1862, negrU men, who say on
their examination, that their JOHN and JANU
AIRY and that they belong to robert Aston, of Society
Hill, South.Carolina. John appears TO be about forty
years old and has but eye January appears to be
much younger Both of the said negroes black and
ay that they have been hired to work on the Danvie
and 0rsensbufongh Railroad. The is requested to
come forward prove property, pay all charges and take
them away, they Will dealt with The law directs
: -s-{ - b.. f. STEED, Jaiior. Z
r FrpnkEn Co.. Jan, g. 1853 .. 2-wtf
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TAKEN UP.

A ND COMMITTED To THE JAIL OF FRANKLIN
IA County, N. e, on the stb November last negro nan
who says his is JOHN He is about 2s years
Of age. about feet inches high brown complexion and
has impeachment in his speech. Said slave first said
that he belonged to Robert Love, Haw River N c. and
since that he belonged James Carter Hanover County,
Virginia
Also, negro boy who says his name is BLAKE, and
reported himself to be the property Of Mr. Snow shen
of Halifax but says that be belongs Mr. Mcdaniel
of Richmond, Va. Blake is about feet or inches,
brown complexion. and Is about 20 years old.
The owners Of John and Blake are hereby notified to
forward prove property and pay expenses Or they
=. -, - - " s. YOUNG. Tailor
Louisburp n G. Dec l6 1862 5l-wtf
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For the Standard.
BATTLE FIELD NEAR FRrDER1cksBuRe,


Dec. IL, 1862.
Mr. Ep1ron Below send you list Of the
wounded of the 7th N. c. T., in the battle Of Satur
day last have not had time to arrange the re-
port, but send the list as it is in my case-book:
Company A-Capt G Knox, private Mathe.
Company B-Prvates Eli Deaton, Jacob Nc
Graw, Serg't 7 Farr, Serg't H G Howell Corp1 H
Stallings, Lieut. s, Farr, privates " R German, G
WIcehour, Heathcock E Kiser, as.sesier.
Company C-Privt's N johnson, - UBrien
Company D-Lieut w j Kerr, Corpl Brinkle,
privates John Brinkle, Francis Horace, W Calder,
David Howell Sergt Biglow, Lieut. J Cahill,
Serg't Maloy, privates James Gleason, - Wine
cofI, Thos Cashion
Company E-Ord Sergt J W Valentine, privates
Wiley Harp, Kemp, J 7 Winburn. q,
Company F--Privates D Fl Cross, G B Penning-
ton. Corpi Henry Fight, privates W F Watkins,
D Phillips, w Sills j Stires, Ord Serg't W Z
Ferperman, Capt j Mr,Farner, privates W Fry, Eli
Rachel, W P Basingef, S Owens.
Company G--Privates Henry Bradley, Carter,
r Fink, W Barley, II Pomeli, j Croker, -
Wilkison.
Company H-Privates N J Eddings, John Mot.
lev, w Hudson. N Pharr, L Barnhardt, J N Car
ter, r Poteet, A Archy, j Fl Lemonds, q D
Winecof, G RUSSELL Staucill.
Company I-Priyates Dan Perry, E Bell, p W
Parker, j Orercash, j Scott.
Co,apaay K-Privates W Lambert, Capt N A
Pool, Gorp'l D ) Warren, prigates j NJ Hammer,
W s Campbell, W s Anderson.
The abcve comprises all that have reported at
the hospital have not been able TO get list of
the killed. hope you will publish it for the in
formation Of friends at home will send you list
Of the killed MS soor as possible.
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For the Standard
corroy AND WOODEN CARDS. :

COTTON AND WOODEN CARDS. -
Nh. HOLDEN What are we to do to supply the
increasing demand for Cotton and Wooden Card?
This is question of the greatest Importance, and
demands the prompt action of the Legislature, if it
is within the bounds Of possibility for that body to
do any thing to procure them.
Next to feed, raiment is indispensable. The ac-
ton Of the State in devsing means to procure food
for the destitute has met with the unanimous sane
ton of the people. One more stepin the direction
of procuring clothing at least for the present. and
the say is clear for, with the necessary facilities,
our people, by their own labor, can clothe them
selves at home and st least one-half of the army.
But to do this, Cotton and Wool Cards mus: Be
procured How this is to be done is the question !;
al attempts hitherto made having failed. have
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ROGUEs!

SToLEN FROM MY STABLES AT DURHAM's DE.
y poi, Orange County; Nor.hCaroIna. on Friday night
the 18th inst two fine MARES dark bank with
black and TAIL four years old, with blaze in the face
and white hind feet; has The inside Of the right
Tna ne dap
black She is about Jears DID, aud is Of medium
height thick built and is supposed 10 be with fold Any one
taking up the said horses giving information ut this
Office the at Durhsm's, will BE- thankfully re-
ceiyed and literally rewarded. -
Dec 80, 1852. wit :
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
i miles north of Hi'sburough The land is very pro.
ductve end we'll adapted 10 corn wheat and tobacco with
large quantity of meadow grounds The land is well
supplied with water, and the improvements consist of
large barn and stables with good framed houses and
log house. not sold il will be fur rent. Terms
to suit the purchaser. ....s=s.-t a..
JOSIAH TURNER, ST.
Hlsloro N e., Nov. IL, 1862. go 4S-wtf.
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FOR RENT OR SALE,

- town OF Plttsboro, N. G Will also rent lease for
term Of years, to the right sort Of man. my desirable
Hotel property which with proper management can be
made very -emuueave it being the only house Of the
kind in the place. Apply to
Pttsboro', Dec. Is, 1852. 81 wSt.
EE Fayetteville observer copy times, weekly
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Dec. 80, 1852.
vALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR

--Nc SALE.
TIME UNDERSIGNEN, ADMINISTRATORS, WITH
Il the will annexed of William Estes, deceased, will
sell on the premises of the said deceased the 18th day
Of December next credit Of six months in the south
ern rart of Granville County, Cd the waters of Smiths
Creek adj niug the lands Of Abraham Lawrence, Dr. N
NJ Lawrence and Others the tract containing hundred
and fortysght 24s and five likely negroes three
men and Sao women for the purpose Of distribution Of the
estate. 54 So
Persons indebted the estate will make immediate pay
meDt and those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated whn the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery. So JEREMIAH ESTES. Admir-,
With the tcN ANNEXED.
Dec. 2. 1862. ~ 49-wSt.
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NrrRTH.cAROrIyA. COURT OF PLEAS AND
II wake County, vember Term, 1862
; Petition to divide slaves.

VS.. Petition to divide slaves.
ALFRED HIGH and others
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants Alfred High John Lewis and wife Delaney,
Helen Smith, W P. Wsikffs, Henderson Watkins. Green
Watkins, and DR.. - Phillips and his wife Elizabeth,
formerly Elizabeth Watkins reside beyond the limits Of
the State it is ardered adJudged and decreed that adj
vertisemen be made fur six weeks the N Z. Handard
newspaper printed in the City {, Raleigh commanding
them to appear the term of this Court plead
answer or demur to the petition OF the plaintiffs
j. J. FERRELL c c. G.
Dec. %, 1852. (pr. adv. $5.S2L) 52-w6t.
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TOWNSVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHOOL.
IQNESXIIIE YAlKIN CQIINTY n q
South Lowell, N. G.

TOWNSVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHOOL.
TOWNSVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY, N. C.
rUVHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il begin January 18th, 1885, and continue twenty weeks.
Students who this school any time during the first
ten weeks Of the session. will be charged full tut,n and
those who any time during the latter part Of the
term will pay one-haE of the flu l tuition fee
1t is desirable and iprlat that students who expect
to enter be present 1T the beginning of the session.
Jonesveis retired and exceedingly healthy village
far removed from the seat of war.
Tuition, from SO to $25 per session.
BOARD, from 80 TO $25 per month.
For full information address the Pr cpal at Jonesvl!e
C. MAkLLR, Principal.
Dec %, 1852. 52-wi7tpd
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TAKEN UP,

A Nd COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUN.
IA ty the following negroes: HENRY, who says he be.
longs to John Thomas Mebane. Of BERTHE County.
Also. negro woman SALLY, who says she belongs to
John Mitchell, of Mecklenburg County, Va
The owners of these Eegroes no;ifed to come for
ward, prove property ana pay charges they will b.
dealt with as the law Directs -
WIN. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1862, 5l-Wtf
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RECRUITS WANTED!

r WANT FIFTY MORE GOOD RECRUITS: FOR MY
Il Squadron Of Partisan Rangers-,wenty five men for
each Company of the Squadron l want but sound
men, as want them for service.
Those who wish to jn me, can do 80 by applying 10 me
this camp The need bring only horse and pair
of blankets and good suit of clothing Arms and equip
ments will be furnished un their arrival
The second Company of the Squadron is commanded by
Capt John E. Wharton, Of Guiord The Squadron is
now operating in the country between Tar and Roanoke
Rivers The Headquarters Of the Squadron are now in
Pitt County, seventeen mites from Greenye.
THOMAS W. HARRIS,
Capt. Cong Squadron.
December 16, 1852. 5l-w4tpd.