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ExcHANGE NOTICE No,

ExHcHANGE NOTICE NO. 7..Rrct,,
n s s hereby Ssc Tbe t SSws 6.,
/. All officers and men csptnrsSS exchanged:
previous to the LIST Of September 1868 This time
tuTed at Rq TdPSd to include officers gs how
declared July 4h 1858 except such as cap
1850 or are specially named in this notice But 3e9 18th
fr s an t made City Point or Other Toe en-
sITe Se a 1853 and with the limitation abovPp place be-
parties were released on parole. pace Where the
~ =, me Stan OF Generals Pembertou, Stevenson r.
anS Lee Cummings BTfn
GERS and men belonging to the Engineer Corns She off,
and Miners and the 4tb and 46th Mississippi
captured at Vicksburg. July 4rh 1883 'lentS all
g. The general officers captured at YieksArrr T.,
1863 were declared exchanged July 18th Ias8 July 4h
RO. 0ULD,
October %, 1868. s'"' Vi Exchange.
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DILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS, ULCERA.
MONS '0F THE WhMR RPERM ATnRRHRA

Il TIONS OF THE WOMB, sPERMATORRHEA,
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS &c.-DR. ]. A CLoPToN, of
Huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect for
Piles and guarantees perfect in every of Piles.
Wh the Tumors come down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect success few days ago. in case of Al years
standing his tumors coming down large large tea
cup every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr.. H.
H. Berry, Monti cello, Florida.
Dr. operated desperate in Salisbury last
year. Of them known to every otizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at rome, Huntsville Ala for the
present
March 20, 1888. 2I-wGsvtf
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a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-.TnE'SUB-
"A scrber having qualified at the last session, August
term of Wake County Court the Administrator of Camp
bell T. rede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against estate to
present them to him for payment within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be plead in bar of heir recovery
while all those indebted to said estate they will please cali
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt and settle ihem
CHAS. E. JOHNSON Admir-.
ofC. T. Iredell, decd.
October Il, 1858. So
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ENTITY Observation-Disclosures

EhF Il II DOLLA as Kew ARDs.sitAN WAY
Il from the subscriber the night of the I'd inst,
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
and size his skn under his clothes is rough from
attack Of chicken pox. bought him of j. j. Hean
gen. Charlotte N g. and suppose he is trying to make
his way to Richmond Va as he has twice before made
his way there under the protection Of soldiers travelling
the cars.
Mack is about u years old not tall and rather chunkey
has in oh temple close his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry travelling together.
Twill pay the above reward for the apprehension of the
said bows and their confinement that get Them their
return 10 at Huntsville, Yadkin county, N. G.
L. LYNCH.
Auu
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TINE SOUTHERN WOMEN OF THE SEC.
Il OND AMERICAN REV0LU ZION, together with our
naval Victories and Exploits Of Confederate War Steam
ers, &c, &c. Price STAT POMEROYS.
October 90 1888. So
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RAJ

Z,
- egh, October l4th lsG3-Medcal Examining Board
No. 3, composed of the following named Medical Officers
Surgeon VI. F. ARENDELL.
Surgeon W. W. FO0TE,
Will meet at the town of Salisbury in Rowan eounty
on Friday and Saturday, Esd and oath October
At Statesvile in Tedell county, Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy, 9th and 2Sth.
AT lncolntop, Lincoln county, on Monday and Tuesday,
the I'd and Sd November.
At Charlotte, Meckenburg county, Friday and Sat-
urday, the 9th and 18th November.
At Concord Cabarrus county, Tuesday and WedueS-
day, the 10th and llth November.
For the purp of examining all persons who claim ex-
emptOn from Home Guard duty account of physical
disability according 10 the provisions of General Order
No. 3, isSuI d from the Adjutant Generals Office
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General North Carolina.
Oct. 10, 1853. S4-tf.
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A OTICE-TAKEN ZIP AND COMMITTED

IA OPlCE.-TAkEN UP AND COMMITTED
~ to tie Jail of Gutrd c,untY, Greensboro IN.
the Sth day of August 1888, negro who cal S him
self GEORGE, is 5 feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 10 pounds black with very thick under lip
Some scars the back of his neck which he says
done by lancet when he sick. He has beard
around the mouth and Looks to be about d years DID, and
says he belongs To Edmund Noreum of Ca county
and was left with Edmund Malleti and hired to Bur-
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N e. He says he has been
runaway for some fine
The owner of said boy is requested to forward,
prove property pay charges and take HIM away he will
be dealt with according TO law. C. A BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County.
October l. 1853 74-tf
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nR. JOHN W. MAY, LOCATED Ar GRO


~ GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, N c., will give
special attention TO the treatment of Fstula Piles TumOrs
Diseases of the Womb Spermatorrhea, Ulcers Nervous
Debility, Secret Diseases and ScrofulouS Affections He
has had long experience and practice and has been uni
formly successful in the treatment of such diseases lie
be consulted at home by letter personally and
communications strictly confidential
September 7, 1868. 73-6m.
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STONEWALL JACKsoN.-THE LIFE OF
- "ST0NEWALL JACKSON" by Vlrgini an
Price, IS. at POMERofS.
October 20, 1868. S5-
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nR. b. F. ARLINGTON RESPECTFULLY
~ oeTs his professional services the citizens of Raj
egh and surrounding country in the practice of Operative
Dcstsry and treatment of the various diseases of the
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure.
Patrons given reference. Office in Exchange Hotel
Room No. 54
Raleigh, Oct 1868. Sl-tf
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANsON

~ FARRAR & CO.-Myrtle Leaves, by Rev. A. VI
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MORvEN L LINDA tale of soldiers faithful love
extract from Myrtle Leaves pretty poem ready.
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS, by Theo. H. Hill
second edition just published.
at sparkes every page with bright gems of thought
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This is true, genuine poetry."-SGhsbury BInner.
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK, revised from,
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M T. HUGHES, ATTORNEY Ar -
MHo Claim Agent and Notary Public, Ricbmondh LAW,
claims OF every description against the Confedeata Sa "a
dOvern9ent settled with accuracy and dispatch 'e'
Attends all the Courts held in the Citv of Rinb
Address Box 1l6O, Richmond, Va. -'''nniOnd
Jan. %, 1853.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the 26th of
January last my negro boy named ANTHONY. He is of
whitish yellow complexion, about feet or inches
high IS 20 years DID, and supposed weigh about lao
pounds. He has heavy head of hair and talks short when
questioned and has down look No doubt he trying
pass for free boy.
will give the bove reward for him delivered to me ut
Prospect Hill Caswe County, confined in any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March 81, 1868. 26-w&swtf.
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A. xECUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH

HN 4ECUT IV Z DEPARTMENT NORTH
r. Carolina, Adjutant Generals Office Ra.egh, October
Sh, 1868. General Orders No. f.
passed July Eth 1885, intended to apply to the mill
tia then organized and the organization Home
Defence
H. The Commissions of the Militia Officers are suspend
ed only while members Of the Home Guard organization
and doing duty in it, When not duty they may be
qured by the Commanders Of their Regiments to assist
them in the execution of orders from this office
III. The officers and of the Guard for Home De-
fence will be subject to the Rules and Articles of War and
the General Regulations of the Confederate States Army
when called out by orders from this Office either for drill
for special or general service.
BY order of Governor VANCE:
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NTO NAME.-HNO NAME" BY WILKIE
II COLLINS. author of the Woulaa in Whit Price
s4 by mail 81 81 An exceedingly f!scnat1g and sgir-
tied work-fJr sale By w. l.. PoAEhoI.
October %, 1862 So
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GRINDSTONES FOR sALE.-WE ARE
~ prepared to furnish GRINDST0NES from two to
eight feet in dameter-an excellent article.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Agents for P. Lineban
RALEIGH N q Aup II 1919 67-3mnd.
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ICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE

NJOTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
u known under the appeation of L .cS Farrss, has
been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the
firm and all to whom the concern is indebted will please
settle and present their claims to c. NJ Farrss by whom
the business will in future be conducted.
c. NJ Farrlss tenders his to the pa
irons of the old firm for their beraty and punctuay,
and respectfully requests continuance of the under
his auspices CHARLES NJ. FARRISS.
October l, 1863 7Et.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RA.
- LEIGH, October sth 1868. Medical examining Board
No. 2, composed of the following named Medical Officers:
Surgeon EUGENE 33ISSOM,
Surgeon RICHARD B. HAYWOOD,
will meet at III of Smithed in Johnston County
Monday, the 18th of October.
Kins'on, in LenOir'W ednesday, the 2lst
kenansville, Dunn. on Fr!dLy and Saturday. the 23d
and oath.
Clinton, in Sampson, Monday and Tuesday, the 26th
and 9Th.
Wilmington in New Hanover, on Thursday and Friday
the 29th and 3Oth of October:
Fer the purpose of examining all persons who claim
empton from Home Guard duty of physical dis
ability according to the provisions General Order Nos
issued from the Adjutant Generals office.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General
o Oct 18th, 1868: So
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NIRCULAR SAW MILL.-THE NUESE
" Manufacturing Company wish to purchase the gear
ing carriage and of Circular Saw MILL to be run by
s. H. ROGERS, President, or
H. W. Hustled, Treasurer.
Oct l9, 1858. Saw.
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EOR SALE.-A LOT OF NO. I COITNTRV
Railroad Depot. TEIdS D T. u9 ~ n NJ u
n. M ,oo Ma jOr and Ordnance Officer
N>' --b ASOo'
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ExECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NOPT17
~ Carolina, Adjuant Generals Office MiIIa NUIhTH.
October 18th, 1853 General Orders, No 49, Naegh,
The Militia Officers in each county, where tbo c,.,.
nome oeience has been, or may hereafter be fn Tor
lzed VIII turn over to the commander ofhe Ia ryan
accoutremens and ammunition in their arms
ing to the State. taking receipts for the belong
By order OF Gov. VANCE: 0""'''
R. G. GATLIN
October 10, 1888. Ngu'ant General.
All daily papers in the State copy one T E9I2T
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- Segment large lot of Coast Salt for sale by the
SACK or larger quantity. Also Rice by the fierce at
= CREECH LITCHFORDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, JULY, 1883. 55-tf
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" tOO, 900 OF NORTH-CARO-
w lima eight and six per cent. BONDS ISSUE for
which the highest market price will be paid
Apply to W. R. RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh, Aug 8, 1868. 65-h
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ENTITY DOLLARSR EWARD.-RANAWAY

ENTITY -DOLLARS REWARD.--RANAW
H. from the subscriber about the 4h of May my negro
boy SIDNEY. He is about IL years old, dark mulato
black keen eyes and sharp face He may have gone off in
the army with soldier but he is supposed to be urk
ing about Oxford Henderson where he has relations
The abnve reward will be paid upon his apprehension and
confinement in JAIL or his delivery to D. c. Herndon in
Oxford his in the lower part of Orange county
pear Cedar Fork B. Il. HERND0N.
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October 10, 1868.

~ All daily papers in. the State copy one week, and
other papers two werks.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
THE SITUATION.

New York, Thursa.y. August 10, 1863
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
Ctty Ineelhgemce.

PArrSa Orr rm swKKrExs AND DIRT CARrxU City
Inspector Boole has adopted method cf paying or
tho engasod strec cleaning and in carting OF the
dirt instead Of the old Plan Of requiring the to
leave their work and repair to the Comptrosrs oce
cf the city banks, Mr.. Boole hse substituted
able treasury. which goes 70 the mea where they
working and thus pays them on without necessary
delay. This plan Is found /. work admirably, and IL
instance Of the City Inspectors practical
turn OF mind.
wiDows ORPHANS FuSD SEVENTY NINTH
Regiment grand festival held yesterday Jones'
WOOD in behalf Of tho above object and realized very
neat pccunary addition to Tho funds OF the The
entertainments conducted in the neat style with
which all the Scotch festivals cotton upthe piper
being present. and In addition 10 the dances vcry
fine Scottish ballads sung by members of the society
and their lady friends The whole affair passed OF very
pleasantly under the immediate personal superncndence
Captain Bruce, the President Lieutenant Sanderson
Treasurer and James Nsholson Secretary OF the fud.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
city and Defences or New York.
GENERAL CASBy's sTAYF.
CYSvpAL oRDyRs-vo. T.

TkaDyrAprEss, tsirxp SrAiss rRsor-,
NEw YORK Cry AND HARroR,
Nvw YoRK, August o, 1859.
The following sah officers having been assigned 20 duty
at these hesdquariers are hereby announced 10 tho
command, and will be obeyed and respected accord
tngly.-
Major e. Christensen and Captsin A. r. Fiske, Assist
ant AdIutant Generals.
MAJOR Lawrence Kip Aid dc Camp and Acting Inspector
General.
Advocate.
Captain John =. s. Gray. ABIDE Camp.
First Lieutenant Charles e. Wood Ninth United States
infantry Chief of Ordnance and Artillery.
First Lieutenant Howard Cutting, Tenth United states
infantry, Acting Aid. de Camp.
The headquarters Of the command established AZ
No. ~ Blcecker street.
The orderly hours officers having business nj these
headquarters viii be from ten 10 twelve A. NJ but i'm
porant business viii be attended TO at hour OF the
day night upon reporting 70 the orderly ocer on duty
BY order Of Brigsdicr 6encrai CANDY.
9. r. CusrSrvrxS, Assistants Adju,Snt Genersa.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

THE SITUATION.
Potomac.
General Meade has sent an official report, which
we publish in another column, correcting the re-
port sent by General Lee to his government con.
corning the cavalry fight at Falling Waters some
time ago. The novelty Of the communication,
coming as it does from the commanding general
Of one army in reply to an official report to his
own government from the general Of the opposing
forces, will undoubtedly commend 1t to the notice
of our readers.
The document Of Judge Advocate Waterbury,
referred to In Governor Seymour's late letter to
the President, is given in full in our columns to-
day, together with the communication from Pro.
vost Marshal General Fry to Mr.. Waterbury. They
will be found Of the highest interest in view of the
present excited feeling which exists with regard to
the Conscription act.
The time fixed for the grand attack on Charles.
was Saturday, the 9th inst. We have news to
eleven o'clock Friday night, of the 7th, by the
United States transport Flora, which arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Tuesday. While passing
Charleston harbor on Friday night the lombard
ment was going on and the air was luminous with
Shells 1t is not improbable, thcn that the antici.
pated conflict had commenced.
The official report of General Grant, which we
give in another column, presents a fine account of
the operations Of the Army Of the Tennessee, from
the day that he assumed immediate command of
the expedition against yicksburg to the surrender
Of that place General Grant says that II is strik
ing feature. far his observation goes, Of the
present volunteer army of the United States that
there is nothing which men are called upon to do,
mechanical or professional, tat accomplished
adopts cannot be found for the duty required in
almost every regiment. In closing his report he
utters an expression Of thankfuness for his good
fortune in being placed in cooperation with an
officer Of the navy who accorded to every move
that seemed for the interest and success Of our
arms his hearty aud energetic support. Admiral
Porter, he adds, and the efficient officers under
him, have ever shown the greatest readiness in
their co-operation-no matter what was to be done
or what risk TO be taken. either by their men or
their vessels.
despatch from San Francisco. dated the llth
inst, says that serious apprehensons of an up
rising Of secessonists in the northern counties of
California are entertained. conflict had occurred
already between the seccssionsts and the soldiers
at visaia. in Tillare county, in which two Of the
latter were killed.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
The Mines or New Mexico.
GOLD AND sfLvER EHOr0H TO PAY THE NATIONAL

fFrom the Washington Republican. August Io.l
Wo were pie scd 90 NEE, our old ricnd Governor W.
r. N. Army, f New Mexico who s In thm city, and has
with him interesting cabinet OF ane{a llustr ratng
the mineralogical riches Of New 49, During tho past
tanned specimens of the gold. silver copper lead and
coal from cvery locality yet discovered which he intends
Once. in the Interior apartment He has several
ounces Of gold dust very rch washed out from the
face dirt at tho "Pacer Mines which owned by .
company several OF the members OF which reside IN this
city. Also specimen from new discoveries made near
Fort Stanton an ther specimen OF nnc gold from the
Martin, Of the California volunteers, who has
been stationed on that river. Also some fine spcci-
he obtained from Captain Joseph Walker. "the
Old Mountaneerr - who has for sometime been engaged
the ella river and who reports the discoveries Of
rich gold deposits and who says that thousands of
miners could be employed this river gold washing
IL the Indians ere removed In the collection there
sTecmeDs of rich gold quartz from various ocatcs IN
New Mexico, also specimens % q silver ore from .ns M
Atty hundred ounces ~ silver 70 the ton ~ ore
together with rich specimens of silver from the Cerreos
mines near Santa Fc also specimens from pncs Altos
from large deposits lately discovered by M Sturgeon o
the United states Army on the ella and Rio Preto rivers
several specimens Of copper ore some Of which s almost
these mines worked prontaby unsll the Texan
invasion and tho breaking out Of the Indian troubles
The Governor has also several pieces oi ancient
pottery srecimens of which werc cxhumed by
Dr. Sturgeon the site q Fort West. snd the
pot which the fragments were broken contained The
charred bones ~ q human being
lie has also specimens OF agricultural products and
Indian manufactures among which are sugar, tobacco
aud wines from the grape Of the country, which are
abundant willow indian basket Navajo Indian bsn-
ket similar those brought back from that country by
Colonel Doniphan IN isl-; also other blankets, which
show good quality OF the wool and cotton % that
country Cotton and sugar cane can be raised on the
ella river superior quality and In great abundsnce
The has been deeply Interested In exploring
and bringing light the hidden and inexbaasuble nine
raj treasures the Territory o New Mexico and ne ex
presses the confident opinion that were the Indians ~
moved in two years labor gold aud silver enough o"ua
be sbtaned 10 redeem ali the Treasury notes nov ' GU
cuation and many more
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
The Steamer Corn nOaore.
ro rur xpvrop 80 ruw uwnAr.p.

NEW YoRx, Angus IL, ls62
The steamer Commodore which wss ashore Point
Judith, on Monday nighs without damage. and
arrived Ia Nsv York On Tuesday ~ftsrnoos
Y. Cyi,Trs, Captain.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

Pneriotle Action OF ths Chfca9e CcI 80
C1,cAao August IL, 863.
orov,dnsvor an approprsAou FOR raising boanties Tor
volunteers 70 act substitutes for the drssca sn W.
are unable 70 eave th homes or RAISE 'nree nsnofed
dollars fee sxemotoA