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Y ip ssms trepdstcn - 10 the pr,iSy et France, the
~ ;.:ss s.:s s"., q Ne .stS: s.s,o. ''%T: s.
Slios esald sc Iiys Ss,n bst.sr sSoses, sSs
sf s,Sas ssSs e, aAv. -. s.'r ,. @; ss.ss:.
an ~ sseiessi traltisss eencsruins nsiesas, Sui
ssysls. rfhts ars iefyot o. tcs ,hs mcmeaI esA us
1~s ssd ssssor. n 40 sses: ~ ris : Sss
Hsoi lsSsss. u. esnmu:,,, osis. tr. ,ss sr.ss
r., .:: sSss %: :;I;s: !. q the ss sI..es
,s ~: 4; s:; <.
unAe . bstsssn The tso nAtians
nriA ANN Ssv .puAyr
1hs srvub'es IN iee.a. snd The os,tt..ls and var
in Nsv Zealand. hsd stt,seted eer,,serstl. alton
ics. Itbasted tta.ths Pun.sse hsdt-en ievsd.a
by 100 u,sn .asAei ~ the cons Of Dot uossmmsl
vbs sre thssht u he ,srsiy ths vsaSusrd Of iasss
S.s. En'rh trooss have been ,eo, sss,ns, them,
snA cthsr precautions tahsa, 70 inssrs tbsr over.
tsss. ins..S m.ssur.. SsS .S ~ ,ss q
,roors, aud sb ec,onlsts, fer deeisv. victory
=: e: % .nS r m s: 70:
ios, = vvtths native inrsrssetionists down.
YkANCR.
he kmpeso-. Luuis Nspelsou. would met M
hsfiesa Dspvtaiisn on the 1s,h Instant. Ibsrs
we're conc dasOs shs,bss n. RSussr Q. n. p.rvhs
ssaid suecsst Y. MlIsuI ~ Hlaisssr Ss state.
POLAND.
Rns,s bsA epmnsncsd astsrAips eetsls Sass Of
',ri fferp Pnisud. A Rnssisu Imperial dscrss de-
-''ts Ausustovo and the Di'triet Of Lorsnsa frorn
d and ipausrerstss ,hsm 10 the Rusdas Iru
u :, rrprted that the rc,es Rave onersd 40
fensve snd defenstve siiance TO rp tey TO recover
ell thst hss essn los ct the Otsomsn tnpirv II "
go said that Russia hsr not hed tbe Porte thai suy
reco<,ition OF the Polss - bslser'ns vi b. ceh.d
uuou ss . de,Iarstion OF var. The Eus Nh Cabinet
have ps poaed thru d.ss,os 10 sssnrdto ts cs,nssd
OF ths feies 10 bs eoosidsred bs'iissNn.s.
DENMARK.
1bs panish Government have ordered . large boAy
Of 'yocps to bs Gsssed the southern sroutisr si
sehAsvie.
Ayrivsi Of OsA~p st~aaer&
g. yot,.s, y. y. OF. &c. The stesmsbis CITY o.
Cork. fom Queens ovn ths 18th. passed Cap kscs
hev vay 10 Nss Hsvt THE afternoon. Her ds,sl
are the cane - those Per the Casssis,
hc-.fssul, OF, E.--fhe Steamship Damas.us from,
Aysrpoo 18th tnst. 2ssssa Farther foint o'obork
:. yes Ts1l. na. 81, ?. ~ IN. r-.m.n steamship
Nev Ysrk fvu, Southampton 18th Inst. .vnh mer.
shssdiss ard oi ps:ec;sr., has a,h.ed. ATons
Italian opsra CcInIAny. com pricing Sn-ra Vera 10
rnr nsd. Ca,tsi. s.snoU etsfAak hsfsi., tsstIo,
and VttsU.
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Reported Investment Of Mobile.
Hsw . Shsw or Force 10 kept lp-Ws0ss
Dressed ne soldier

CCorT,sTord''ic' oJhs " u SHn9
Io%i,ssS h0.,o. Od 90 LADY, the vie o! a.
saseer IN the southern smr 'ecs,tly Nf.v.d In Scr
foit, ssys che osrne from Mobile Ala, and r,Scrs
tat that city vas threatened tv ,ls fs.erN troors
vho we're near enough when she lsf, 70 watch the
movements OF the rebel garrison, and the Inhshii ants
vus beginning TO think that the eity would fs
into our hands, .. there we're fev available treop-
tber, and they resortius 10 deceptive mss~rss
to hssp up the appearance Of larger frcs than they
really had even 'hs women dressed up In mems
slohss and paradsd in the outstirts Of tbs city ~
soldiers, and ,houid the city be sttschsd rssis-
anes could be made by the present force.
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News Items.
{ TsksrapA,d 20 1s Nev Yvi s,n.l

fTsss'dpAod 20 1s Nes Yrt s'.n.l
RHoars trou, Nsv Orieans shov ssssip.s Of nearly
100 halss Of cstssn in one day.
Tm o~~ Merriam Hjaisssr. 5snor Romero, r~rrs-
sestiae the Jsarcs GovssSment, Yesterday oftca'iy
sdviseS tia Dtsas psi Artmsst u he srriv In ssh
inTtop.
Tns Ssmo,stsssiots se cAlsbrsss the form al opsn.
Inc Of the North wstsr. Fsh ~ Chicago, u. fus
shs bsnsat u us sanitary Csmm'ssiou, ~ Uss'
nihcsss affAis. The procession riy thrss wilss
ious, cod ~ euNvspsd Of ths military, hie dsysrt-
Hspts oA bsasvs,eat ssrietsA The indications sse
shs, The Pair vi, ~ ersst succs~.
Tus ssssms Mist boupd from He'sps - Mem phis
While making landing The Mississippi side Of The
rvs, 8ssssu nitss sbove nsis~s, % tho s'st Inst.
~ss bosrssA bv ~ ffe-n susrr!Ilss. who rnbb~d
the heat Of s9c aoo AID hsr vsiusbss, aud then sst
the hest on hys, which vss Consumed vi,h uumbsr
of bslss Of Ittsp One of the pssties v0 shoi, and
shres othsrs we're ,sr-sd IN the vicinity tine sest
d., The boat sss ownsh In Paducsb. sad coss en-.
on.
RuuGyrs freu Chareston ere oeeaaiora aiy picked
ur by our .rssdrpn ther.. Three save th.rnssi,ss
NJ on the Eth INST. ThSv vswessrt tbs dos,itution
ef shs poorer -lassss st Chsrsston sssHtrsme. and
that The inhsbapts live daily In fsai Of lombard.
sent. The torpedo steamer vhi<h siiscAsd the
ironsides the osh inst. vas according 20 ufus'e
mt suns. hut rsfmned 10 Charleston vith the engt
neer and alot. Iurther sttsmpts ere TO be made 70
hiov rp the Ironsides, Two Wssm~D hsvs tesp e.
prss,y hu',t and one is bsdinr for the purpnse Of
erpcdins the tosvdce.. Ops Of 'hs ssssmsp 10 pro.
vided With an apparatus BY nesps Of which she can
b submsrssd shrn seesssry. G1parimen's With II
hossvsr. had not bsen satissetory ~ The Tehsls
dsJrsd. " vss uisd some days ssA ssd Eve mSs
we're drowned By IL Alterations ssrs ms6e and an
- IL. nsw,s .fsk Alass
trvus rsssa i,s whole crew Of eight bling ts.
stf0uOd.
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se o. 'tns p'etseos ass The rve5. 10 the ,ie,uity
cf Rarpahsnuotk Station. iptsnded Ia facilitate
The retreat, VIM pssesd d the portion q his cavalry
ssd the iDeossdsrsais suppofins iafAntry ~ threw
norh Of The stssAa 70 sspyer, hb esvsiry.
The varons fords On the EsppaAasaseh. from We,
terlos Gown 10 Beverly. e. r!ehstst by esvssv.
Below BsvsfiyS ford vs Do not held the river. The
fstss having posssssicn of bs vsfks around RAppA-
etts,stSou sAsrs ,he, have division o. 70 Of
Sn & 's : !. ss; q; ',r ~
rsT =, ~; - s,as, Cut, II ,es. h:. .:
Lr pa,t u the time ~ Colonel t.vin. trnss sf
rnsordy cd,,t,,So oe s.,n,a.y mosn,ns -
! 'ag.. .Sir%i,h .itA 'tis ss.n,S ss,si.
Y sud lafAstsy. MAJOR HAll. Of the rl,th Me-
,ss s Si., % iS' Ss % S.e.ss 1sS :e1
iItsrty ssd Bssliep on yrid., nSsi, ssd sssias no
to coiossi Dsvin 10 "a, hsi Z DE rs%sisdss q hs
avn rssnsni sod section Of bsitsry vsrs sent hin
sr~ird lhs .reSys vote cent. and BE- ec,nns sssd 80
.ttsct % the rebel pietet l,n.. sh,ch r-trsd -ms
s:sins.: "a: sS, go s.s jun n:. @ q ~ .i,.ss;s ".ds
fbs,r appearance cot of the voods on the r,ebt suA
T' i' ;s: @ II ss S; Y sY n.. & 4 -: s!s :1ss .ss.; "
:sA s aa y :. x. ss
killed. the ostss s'erts't vecpded.
LATER.
Hcavy CassaAAisS To-Day tine rriua
Raids.
Washins',S,, M. T.-Hesvy eaanonsd'rs we
heard st Gs.p,svtiis 'o-5sy for m~s ts,u 80 h.n's
up to nom. IN the direction Of Deslstou, Which 10 Ave
miles from EAppshsnpock -tston.
A., o'c'sct this rr~nins the "a Army Corrs ssr,.d
eut on . r-oennssssue in that ne shbo~hor, -Asfe
the. may have sueousssrrt the snemy
Last night. hstveer 8 and e's.ors, t.u - tv.',s
team BELONGING 70 the res~,si Ariilr, ssr~ rap
tu-sd By eoms ibo r,srillss, vben t-o mills ton
wsrentop. 4 tAirJ Of ths mules vers subseausn',y
reeAptursd.
This sreruoer. sbo oat Z e'sktA. sosib.r orud q
sshris eans within hsH . mite sf Bsrlss station,
fourteen mies ffon AicIAldfis, end 'sred z, or
sn pauIes.
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c.rs~rdf,, oct. '.-t,cn. Ros.rrans In 81 sseh q
shs Merchants Erchsnse, Yesterday. vher. he ~.
srost enthusiastically received, ssid that Il vas bis
sr beief that. fthe fo,o.s recsntly sent 70 Cbs,is
had hsep ordered there BEFORE ~ thsy ought n
esv. bean, the bsehhone cf the rebellion ere this
~ruld h.ve been broken. The General left fcr his
Aons st yellow eprings last evening.
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The Virginia Movement.
40 IightinG since SATURDAY,.

Washington, oct. 2T.-Ths sr.R, Of this city, ssys;
No infcrns, alton has been received here, indicating
ts, The two hostile armies upon the R,pp,hannoek
have coms into eoisionhst 10, sinee saturday last
.urns oct that the importance of the csvsiry night
p ths. day on this side Of the river has been es,'y
r.snin.d. It's the belief 6 nearly oil military meu
ksre thst no considerable portion Of Gen. Lees army
N,vy exosssd aia Eau Sy county. q ssspd "a HI
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Hcavy CaasaAAisS To-Day --t;we rrilIa
Raide.
Late soafb~vs Newa
We mabs the fallsvins sstrsess from ths RL n,and

We mahs the falisvins sstrsess from th> NJ u,ond
es<rI-yL Of Oct. VI.
The reopls Of E'chmous se~iesd yvv.srasv, by .
vote OF -6' to 10 tbst they dsen ,t Iusd, sabl. 60
place any rs-triet,ou on prie~s, and N. ViIsnls
senAse decided thst there should be IN. pro.
po'tion nov dad We submit to this decision With
take.
An ordsr has been issued from the Wa, Dspa,rmsss
iede-s " sousrs ell the geld ssnt 70 them BY thsir
friends " the Nor,h, - he may Revive II. hsi 20
~ The Cnuisdsrs:s CovsrnDsnt rsosep ~ no such
money. and ave them IN saniv Alsss IL soutbsiu
scrp.
II stated thss vho have put subssisutss isto
the army vhiie they staysd o. houe 70 mako osrry,
taviss nsds the vhssesh hh eli 70 tSrvl sryins
" rns away - Ensepe.
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s. Lors, Oct 2T.-A dhps,eh received st head.
quarters represents that oil Of Joe shelby force had
besn driven beyond the boundary Of the State, and
that General McN.i had crossed the Boston Noun.
talns In pursuit Of the fleeing rsbela
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keci ~ laid fss ~eshs 40. Dime oso. 2ss rect
ious 20 feet eide, ice. ssep. She viii probably BE-
ready for is1nehins In or montbs.
The issp elsd Nsnfpe. contracted for b. Captain
fstine, vil bs oouyastst early IN the eomius year.
She u ~ eoy light drsosht- and shsu In full fshs-
iss trim. 10 sst sipsetsa 10 dtsv nors than o.
sees Of ~ster.
The great rsip pusderter, NJ. wsbbS, h bsins
psshei Susvasd With au vy~ed. Dimensions -s,s n
isus. s. n vide. - Il deep. The trcu armSs - her
sides . <xu thi1h. over timber eSn thiek. shs viIi
have sse trirsps With two heavy suns each sis
brstfts ard tvc pivet Suns on the esvmats. The
snsipes ere 100 horse posef. snS her spssd viii pro
hAh,y sos'o i6 uilss an hoof. The punAsfhsrs sin
yrchably Rot 10 read for service fn twelve nouthA
ne iron clad nshorae 10 In Trcsrrss at nsssn. So
ensS ysrs, Jsrsev city. dimensions sso n long and
~ II vide. VIII BE- ready TO be launched In fsrt-
night
The Us. st.ansr Crccus, vss . maIl steamer
rirchss'S hero time sipee. to te sssd ~ toy
host 'u the South Atlantic squadron. Amer r~oriv
ius hef hattety she sas Dispatched 10 jsn Admiral
Dahigrsn's Sssd,on. When near Charleston che
fen IN sitf's sAis, aud sanb. All hsr. ofheus spd
ersv ssvs Nvvd.
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Latest News
SY1ELEGRAPH 70 TIE NEW YORK Soy
llGH7DG N EAST TENNESSEE.
FEDERAL Wagon Train Re-Captured
A BATTERY LOST.

Federal Success in Mississippi.
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FLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

4 BIN, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE OUT OF
n . Fire Fly, Imp Pram, G. dam by Imp. Lusborough
lost only one race out of fx5 years Oidnow stned
to Albion, Jr, $500
Her produee B. F., by Albion, Jr, foaed last spring
price $500.
Br Horse Fly. by Imp. Fly by Night. out of Fire
4. Br. F, full sister to last named $500.
3. B. NJ Lola by Bailie Peyton out of regt mare
ten years old and stnted 10 Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal, ,-$450. .... .
Her produce B. u. Esther BY Gen. Hawkins bay
Priam, years DID, stnted to Tar River $500 yrs
z. B. H. full brother TO last named years old, $500:
8. B. F., by lump. Fly by Night, years old, $500. '
9. B. e., Epsilon, by Epsilon JT one year DID, $4O0.
TO- c., BY Albion, Jr which horse Col. Green lost
upon the fall Of Roanoke Island-last springs colt.
as was No: TO- perfect MATCH price for pair $500.
l2 Be. d, Mid Night, by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp.
Glencoe, years old, q, 900.
l3 B. NJ Pitch Dark, years old, in foai to Albion, Jr
she by Imp Albion dam stakeholder, G. dam by Imp.
IA Ch NJ Kitty, years old, splendid saddle horse,
By Roanoke, $500.
Is s. Hr'Regent, Jr, by Regent, years old. 1900:
l6 b. h, Beauregard, year old, by Gen. Nj. I. Haw-
khs bay Priam. This horse believed TO be the LIST
Cd racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating fine field
Among them Nnette, full sister to the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp Trustee-he is full brother to the cee
b-ated race horse Frank Allen. We will sell Onehalf ip
terest in him for 81 600.
H. Also, pair Of dark brown carriage horses by a
Wagoner horse large gentle and well broken to single
or double harness. 500.
Being stocked with horses will sell at private
sale, the above list Most of their Pedgrees tho
rough and fashionable in this country More
plete pedigrees will be furnished purchasers
Alter the LIST of month ~ per cent will be added to
tie Priees.Of any of this list then unsold. w
TH0S. ]. GREEN SON.
Emeralda, near warrenton, N. C.
Jan. 20, 1858. Pm.
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NOTICE TO CoNsCRIPTs.

A Ii PERSONS IN THE COUNTIES OF SURRY,
Alieghany, Ashe, Wilkes, Caldwell. Burke Alexan-
er rede Ddvie and Yadkn, between the ages of 10 and
"yesS, whether residents Of any other portion of the
,ule or OF other States hereby required to report
themselves 10 Ine Enrolling ohcer, or Examining Board
for examination and enrolment the days fixed in the
annexed notice of the Examining Board.
Rendezvous for SqrEy is Do6s"n for Allegheny, is Gap
fr caldwell is LenOir; for Burke. is MIrgunton for Al
c1ander is Taylorsvle; for Iedcl is Statesve; for Da
vie. is Aocksvil!e, and for Yadkin is ladkinve.
This notice includes every person between the ages
flied thuse who have been heretofore examined and dis
charged either by the Sateor Confederate Surgeons those
who have any time been discharged from the army
those who have furnished substitutes and any and all per-
SINS Who may claim exemption Old any ground whatever.
No person's discharge exemption detail frrm any
source will them from attendance the place a
pointed Attention is called 10 the XIIIth paragraph
nons 2d aud I'd, General Orders, No. 81 as follows:
All the laws and regulations applicable to deserters
sall be applied to sch fail IN repair to the
place Of rendezvous for enrolment who shall desert af
err enrnllment.
g. All the agencies employed for the apprehension and
confinement OF dssertsrs ssd be 10 their
to duty conscr who shall fs 10 repair 10 he place
of rendezvous after the publication of the call Conscrpts
will eope provided with at least three days Estions
Capt and Enrolling officer, 9th Cong Dist
The undersigned members of the Examining Board for
the 9TH Congressional Distc. of North Carolina hereby
give notice to all whom it may concern, that they have
fixed upon the 26th 2h and 2Sth of February 1865 for
the examination OF conscpts in the county Of Burke
rendezvous MOrganton the 3D. Sd and 4th of March,
for Caldse TO rendezvous at LenOr the 9Th, 9TH and
9TH for Alexander to rendezvous Tayorsville the th
18th and 18th, for Wilkes To rendezvous at WilkesboO
the l6th 18th and 18TH for Ashe rendezvous Je er
the 10th and 2st, for Allegheny to rendezvous
Gap Civil the 2Sd, oath and 25h, for Surry rendez-
yous Dobson the 9th and 2stb for Yadkn to rem
devious at Yadknvile the 3Ub and Sls for Dlvie to
rendezvous at Mncksve ana the ID Sd and 4th of April
for lredel, to rendezvous Ct tSiatesvie.
Ass'r. SURG E $ PENDLEToN P. A. C. s..
II. KELLY, NJ d..
w. W. SCOTT. NJ. D,
Examining Surgeons.
February II, 1868. l5E4tpd
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ARMY MATTERS.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NoRTH-CARo-
LIMA.
A TAMArEION

w HEREAS, 1T Has BEEN MADE TO APPEAR
TO me that the terns of the Pruclauaton issued Dy
me on the 26h ultimo for the benefit those members of
our army absent fru their cors without proper
leave may not have been known 70 AL who might have de-
ea to ayal themselves oft nercifnl n'' - - - ''''
. Nov, thssstsrs. /, ZEBULoN B, VANCE, Governor of
the State OF North Carolina do issue this second Procla
harnh next. All such PERSONS as to-
yAa AEys reported to their several camps by that
viii qter punishment r their past delnqueneise
FEesSisd the seterest enaltes df the military law.
--S YcHIu witness whereof l. ZSReI6N B, Y6EeE
Governor, Captain General and Command in.
- Chief haye signed these presents aud caused The
great Seal of the State to be affixed. .... ..
Done at our City Of Raleigh this 18th February, A D.
lsSs, aud in the S7th year Of eur Independence -
By the Governor: r..s..- Z.BsVANCE.
4, H. Battle, JR, Private Secretary. G; s.rl ( +.
Feb II, 1868, ,s... .. = l5-6t. -.
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NOTICES, &c.

NOTICE.
"HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
friends and the public in general that he hss procur
ed the valuable services of Mr. G. F. Rn ate Of Rich
mond) known very tasty and skul Cutter and will
beStOw his whole attention to the satisfaction of all who
may patronize him with their orders.
He would also refer the public to the supply of
READY MADE, CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY TRIMMINGS
&c, &c, &C.,
Which constantly be found at his establishment.
Returning his thanks to the public for the kind and lib
eral patronage bestowed him he respectfully socts
continuance Of the pains will be spared to
his customers. N. GRAUSMAN,
Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 94, 1883. H-4t.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
North-Carolina Christian Advocate.


NEW
WT Is CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBL
cation of the North Cirond CristidR 4dnocdte AT
early day. under the patronage of the NOrhCarOna Con-
ference and under the direction and ownership of joint
stock Company composed of ministers ana laymen, to Sc
cure its permanency.
IL will be its name imports, CHRISTIAN ddUocde Ii
will sustain and defend the doctrines and discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and labor to advance
Crsts Kingdom carh and to promote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides its earnest religious character it shall be an ad
vocate the moral educational aud industrial progress of
Nnrti CarOna-a welcome vSiter to every fIny and to
the camps brave soldiers and faithful chrouicler
of what may be useful and interesting and of the current
.
All our travelling and local ministers and the sockhOd
Of the Company, are specially requested 10 act as
Agents for the paper. .
The old subscribers of the Adoocate will be supplied with
the neto SERIES to The full amount due them at the time OF
its suspension but the mail books not in the posses
sion of the Editor he must rely HpOn the old subscr bers
themselves and the Agents, 10 furnish him with their
names and post Offices and the amount due, them. 80
The Alracas will be well printed good paper and will
contain of reading matter equal 10 any paper IN
the Stale. =,
During the continuance of prices the subscription
prics will be $3 per annum always in advance.
Agents who send ten more PeC subscribers ana
the Cash wi, be entitled to copy Of the paper tor one
year II desirable that aATg list be sent IN at once
Address MM h FEIL, En'Ir'
Raleigh n c., Jan. l, 1853. IL
fS5- Ali our former exchanges will confer favor by
giving the above two or three Insertions.
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c. s. MONEY WANTED

A N UKTMPROVED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
n Ward in beautiful part of The city, fronting 20 feet
depth 2lO-corner Lt-in unexcRptienabe neighbOr-
h"odperfee'y level and free from rashthe best build
ing cite in fka CITY, that be bousht-wil be sold in
exchange fur C,'nfederIte money. Price $1,000.
Enquire al STANDARD" Office.
Dec. 80, 1862 1T
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N0TTCE.

ENAKEN Up AND COMMITTEE TO THE JAIL OF
Robeson County, the I'd day of February, 1863 as
a runaway slave and calls himself WILLIAM LANNON'S.
Said boy he is free When taken up he had pair
of cotton striped paualOons and ves brown Ock coat
small round wool hat nearly new, small scar over
his left brow about five fee: ten or eleven inches bg and
copper color The of said boy requested TO come
forward prove property pay charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with Us the law directs
REUBEN KING, Sheriff.
Feb. Is, 1858. lS-6m.
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BROKE JAIL IN oNsLoW COUNTY.

0AN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 4fH INST WILLIAM
~ RIGGS, indicted for murder, and three negroes.
and Prince about eg.ssn belong TO the heirs Of T..
= Jones' Jones County Jack is about thirty years old
and belongs Lott Richer of Sampson County Riggs is
about thin ty Years old light complicated about five feet
inches high, and weighs abnut hundred and forty
pounds will pay reward Of ten dollars each for the
above named negroes 10 any person who will denver them
to or confne them in any jlf so can get them.
E MERRILL, JR., Shift
Feb. IT, 1868. l5-3m.
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cHRIsrMAN,s OINTMENT.


TIME MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACI0US IN
Il the Southers Confederacy, is prepared in Wilson,
n C., by THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this oint
men for the of Itch in its various FORMS 1t has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for Tetter
Scadhead diseases some instances old
of twenty years stading also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter. that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application to over hundred cases,
each of hch and letter but failed of 1t has
been tested horse esh certain cure for sore
backs and shoulders u testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
is deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabeuess in the of all these all
ments II be used in any climate either cold or hot
rainy or clear weather without any danger the patient
This is put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars with full directions, and will be furnished to
persons of it at from dollar to fifty dollars
according TO size Of application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
duction, by purchasing large quantity. All orders
promptly attended to: -
CHARLEsF, DEsHs, D D, Wilson, N. G.
W. G. JogDAE, Wilson, n. G.
DR.. W. H. HooPER, Caswell Co., n. c.
Wilson, N. c., Feb IL, 1858. lS-6m.
TIME SUBSCRIBER IS AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
inering and removing dead from any battle field to
any part or section of The Southern Conederacy. All per-
sons losing friends relatives fathers or brothers,
wishing them taken up and inferred IN their family grave
yard by applying to him WILL at short notice. receive her
friends at any point they may wish them moved
T. f: CHRISTIAN Wilson, n. G.
Feb. TO- IssS - l3-Sm
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
LAND SALE.

LANU SALEe
INNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR SALE IN
in the town Of Oxford, Granville County, n. c. the
10th day m March next, Executor of John Webb de-
ceased $50 Of aad Tar River miles south of
Oxford, and adjoining the lands of Geo. Bell Anderson
Green and Elizabeth Averett These lands we'll adapt
ed TO the growth of cOrn wheat and tobacco There
are on the premises large and comfortable dwelling and
all necessary outhOuses The situation is healthy aud in
ag0Od neighbnFhoOd The land is also rendered valuable
by 40 Site where the deceased formerly han
q saw and grist mill. ...sI ~.
And on the same day and place, administrator Of
Margaren Webb, deceased one Swo horse WAGON, aud
threeone thousand dollars NOFthCaronA State Bonds
Terms made knOwn-o day Of sale. ' igs
. s.--..,r '.c-... JOHN H. WEBB, Executor.
Tally Ho, Granville Co.. N. Co. Feb. 27, 1868. ls-td
70 Richmond hig and Petersburg Express insert
Daily for one week and send bills to the Executor.