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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-24

. MILITARY EXECUTION AT THE BARRACEs.-Yes-
terday afternoon at two o'clock private j. Robertson
Co. B. seth Ga Regt, was shot at the barracks for
desertion. Quite crowd of persons were present
to witness the execution.
The troops having been drawn up in line to wit
ness his departure from this world, the prisoner
was brought to the appointed spot on his coffin,
which was placed against tree and the prisoner
seated on it. He was then bound to the tree, and
the specification and charges with the sentence of
the court martial read to him by Capt. Penden,
Provost Marshal of this city, Alter this was con-
cluded, two ministers knelt by him and offered up
a prayer to Him who dwells above They then
shook hands with the prisoner and retired. On
Capt Penden asking him if he desired to have his
eyes bandaged, he replied that he did not, for he
wished to die like a man. With his head resting
against the tree, and looking full at the stand
ing before him, waiting for the command which
would consIgn him to another world the prisoner
remained for three or four minutes, when the CON-
mand was given to fire. He was pierced by five
balls two entering his breast his side one his
head and and the other his jaw. As soon as he
was unbsndaged he turned slowly over, and falling
across the coffin expired. Thus persisted a traitor
to his country, and would we could hope that no
similar case Of the kind will ever happen again.
The deceased was a native Georgian, and appear
ed about thirty five years of age. We learn that he
confessed in the morning of having bushwhacked
fourteen Of our men, and plundered them. He was
brave man, but the>crime for which he died pre-
vents us from feeling shade of sorrow at his
Observation-Disclosures ntettigencer.
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Co. Wounded, Lieut. ] johnson, Sergt Rivenbark
Private w Turner, NJ.
Missiug-Prlvates D Cayenaugh, l. Laney, l. Pick
et 8 Register C G Rich, A J Thompson.
Co. F.-Wounded Sergt W House, very slightly; FRI
Yates Spencer Barnes seriously in shoulders Arthur FoTpes
slightly; Theo Leigh Jno Lewis, amputated heu-
dick. ~,
Missipg-CorpT W Brown, Corp'l Frank WallSton'
Prvates Fl o Dixon, l. Fountain, jas Morgan, Fl''
Jas Robnson,R Waston.
Co. G.-Ked, Sergt D 0'Bran.
Wounded-Corpr W P s zemOnd, Privates WIN d Dan
ie wounded and prisoner; Frazier, King, wounded
and missing. o,,
MssingSCorpT Knott, Privates P 0'Brian, Jas N
Howard Jno w Hsrriss Geo W Heath, p Halsbrooks,
Robt F Daniel, Jno Otterway Y Sails, Parker
W Wilkinson.
Co H-Wounded and Missing, 1t A Brown, PrivateS
C Center, Burgess, AcFatter, ID Shaw u
Sloan.
Missing-Sergt Jno Buie, Private Hunter, Mon
roe Monroe ] s Mcdonald, j Ii Phillips, u Riddie
J Warmack, Thos Yancey, W Kelly, ) b Mat'newS'
Co. L-Killed, Corp'I d Bachelor. - -
Wounded aud Missing-J Brantey, Jas Bryant
Prigen II H Prgen, JnO' Fender, CorpI Cupeper. -
Missng-Sergts Perry Rentfrow, Bachelor, COrpl
Barley Privates Bachelor Miles Davis, Den,
Griffin, A Hunt Henry johnson, Jonas Joyner, A
Lewis K Lindsey j J Pridgen, G Sherwood, Wick,
K d Walker, w p Walker Whitfield
Co. K-Wounded and prisoners, Capt q Witherspoon,
Sergt BOyce Private Lovet Rayner. Wounded-fri-
Yates D NJ Miller, Thomas Mclean, w II Atkins Missing
-Sergt A Dearmond, Corp'l l. Cap, Privates AL,
exander, L B Alexander, W Graham; Jas MYERS, d
Act Adi't 30th N. G. 7.
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List of Casualties in the Goth Reg. N. C. Troops
at KelIy's Ford, Va, Nov. 7th, 1868.
Field and Staff-Lieut Col Sellers wounded since

Field and Staff.-Lieut Col w Sellers, wounded, since
died.
Adjt. Fred Philips, flesh wound in thigh.
Co A.-Killed, Private W A Boswell
Wounded Crumpler; Privates B Cobb,
Jas Williamson, Monroe Dove
Missing-Sergt NJ S Draughon; Prvates W L Ivey, H
Partiu, D Duncan David Williams, N Goodwin, s G
Asbrook Geo Wnecof NJ Holshouser; ] II Steel Jas
Rogerser, Hart Butler W Hall.
Gu. B-Ked Sergt D Williams.
Wouuded-Private w l. Harriss
AssiBg-Capt w Davis, LIST Lieut. Jno Fl Nicholson
Sergts Jno Newsom Jno Harriss Corpls Saml Pas
cali, Geo W Hundy, Private Sam AycocEe Jno Askew,
Ruben Borgers, W J Carter, David Collins Jas Carnell
Jno Harriss Haithcock, WIN Iuscore Nat Kimball,
Kirkland, Pegram, Shearn, Jno Shearin W
Williams
Wounded and Prisoner-Wm L Harriss.
Co C.-Wounded aud Prisoner, Privates N Harrel, J
Patterson, ] b Cashier.
Missing-Sergt Bruss, Privafes N Balentoe, J W
DanfOrd, c Dew Baltimore. l. d Havett P Mccall
PendergraSs, W A Ridley, ] Vandamer n
White
Co D.-Wounded, Private WIN Maroon.
AIssing-Lieut Sidney s Abnernathy, Lieut. James e
FeEre, Sergts Ray Jas Ellen, Corpl Jno Cousins,
FTlvates w Reed, w Ward g Allen, C Brauteu,
" Barker B5aNEkeT' Champion. J Barcrewc- Mangum,
L ONeal Hardy O'Neal J H Ballard, w G Ballard s
ballard G Pearcc, D Ray, D Ray, Il Ray, 7
Williams. ~ N7 @
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THE GREENssoRoUGH PATRIOT.

The publishers of the Patriot spare neither labor or
expense in making an acceptable visitor to every
hold in North Carolina 1t makes neat Typographical
appearance and in point of size is among the largest pa
pers now published in the TWEEN
tyfour columns least sixteen of which filled win
the choicest reading matter embracing greater variety
than any other paper in the country. sc The
fair and complete history OF the stirring events OF tDe
day epItomised as admit of room for matteI-both
original and selectedupon all topics calculated 10 inter-
est and instruct the general reader Some OF the pest
writers of the State contribute to the columns OF the
Patriot questions pertaining to political economy
Jurisprudence the science of government as ROUNDED on
the natural authority of the people aOne while the pens
of other contributors are devoted to subjects OF
character We will commence the publication OF
series Of HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE WAX IN
VIRGINIA, by competent to the task and VINO mas
been through every campaign of the war in that
These sketches alone will be worth the subscription price
of the Patriot for entire year. :.
Politically the Patriot has ever been fair and consls
tent exponent of the principles of the old Wing party
The editor was always Wing, and when he aceo WIN
such men as Vance, Graham, Badger, Gmer and others
of that party he did in sincerity and good talth beeV
ing the principles enuncated by politicians OF tins schoo
wholesome the people at large and better adapted
those of other party Past experience has proved the
truth of this theory. But since the dissolution OF the
Union the Patriot has known party and urged no ques
ton on mere party grounds The old Union oelng
hls he deems it his duty to unite with ali goo en
in Conserving the Governments of the Confectionery and
the State of North Carolina and to this end be is happy
know that without sinister motives and without the
necessity of changing his position simply for the sake of
popularity he is yet following the lead OF our noble GoV
amor and who formerly belonged to his old and
reyered party.
The Paiot has large and constantly increasing crcu
aon and is consequently excellent advertising med-
Price of the paper per annum. Specl-
men copies sent free on application. Address
INGOLD & CLENDENIN.
Greensborough N c.
Nov 16 1853 92-5tpd.
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For the Standard.

At the regular annual meeting of the Directors of the
Insane Asylum of NOrthCarOna, the following extract
from the minutes ordered to be sent to the City pa
pers with request to publish:
ResoL0ed, That this Board has heard with profound
SORROW since its last annual meeting of the death of Dr.
CHARLES E. SKINNER, of its members 1t is melan-
choy duty which to departed WORTH to record in
enduring form in proceedings estimate of his
noble character and of the loss which this In
stitution and society generally have sustained by his
death. DR.. Charles E. Skinner distinguished for his
learning in his profession and for his industrious and
tagging performance of his duties his benevolent dspo-
sition meyer permitting h TO neglect call made upon
him tc alleviate the suerhgs of lis fellow creatures and
is believed that TO his exposure of himself in very
clement weather. to minister to of his patients is to
be traced the malady which Terminated his valuable life
We who knew him, and most aectonatey attached
to him as associate in this Board bear personal
testimony to the deep interest he ested in this In
stitution and in the unfortunate persons committed its
charge We the departure Of the enlightened and
patriotic citizen the learned and benevolent physician and
the Christian gentleman, who, by his presence lent
charm to society, and by his example improved and
adorned it,
Resoy0sa That these resolutions be recorded among the
proceedings of the Board aud that copy of them be sent
10 the family of the deceased aud that ihe City papers be
requested to publish the same.
W. E. ANDERSON, Sec.
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How TO SAVE Your MEAT.-By the influence of friends
communicate through the columns of your paper, for
the benefit the public the by which cured my
pork last winter, which was this:
Cut up while the animal heat is and dip IN boiling
brine that will bear egg dup each piece from one to
three minutes according to size-say hog weighing 100
one minute, 200 two minutes and on. Then spread,
after cold to the bone pack close possible in barrels
and cover with cold brine strong enough to bear an egg
Let stay in this 4S hours-draw off and rebo some,
or until good time for hanging up when it should be
smoked Immediately without heaung
give this to the public knowing the scarcity OF SALT
and know from experience the salvage. Never have
seen bacon kept better sweeter By this you save
ourths of SALT at least which is by using the same
brine for several Killings which must be skinned when
reboiled. j. u. .ROUNTREE.
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October !, 1858.
RIFTY nOlLARSREWAR

II from the subscriber the night of the I'd nst In
Yadkn county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
Henry dark COLOR about 81 years DID, medium height
and sze his skim under his Clothes is rough from re-
cent attack of chicken pox bought him of j. j. Hean.
his way to Richmond, Va he has twice before made
his way there under the protection ofsoders travelling on
the cars.
has in each temple close his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry travelling together
will pay thu above reward for the apprehension of the
said boys and their confinement that get them orther
return to Inc at Huntsville, Yadkin county, N. G.,
Aug. II, 1868. Ttf
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Aug. II, 1868.


One HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Stolen from the subscriber the 9Th inst MARE
five old last SPRING light bay white spot on each
side about the size of mans band and blaze face every
foot dark, black name and tail, about five feet high
will give the above reward to any person who will deliver
the said to any information so that can get
her. information to detect the thief NY residence is
Bethel Pitt csuuty, North-Oarolna.
MICHAEL NAMING.
heA 10, 1883. s2-4tpd.
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ONE HHNnREn noILARS REWARD:

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV AL III Of
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the Zot If
January last my negro boy named AATHoSl: ne inches
whitish yellow complexion, about feet OF Lt iIO
high, IS 20 years old, and supposed to wegh aoo b
pounds. lie has heavy head of hair and talks short %en
questioned and has down LOOK. No doubt lie iSIyDs
pass for free boy. ot
will give the above reward for him delivered to me ~
oct him --''' 0"'"''' 0''' F. L. WARREN.
CaswelI 70 Norsb -67 1893 26-w&swtf.
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5euli-2Dpekly 5tauharA.
CONTROLLERS REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 50, 1863
CoXPTRoLLER's DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, N. G., Nov. 90, 1868.
To the Honorable the General assembly .....
-7 of North CsrToliRG:
GENrLENEx:-In obedience to law, herewith present
my Annual Report of the Receipts and at
the Public Treasury of the State of North Carolina during
he fiscal year ending the S0h day OF September IS00
have the honor 10 be,
With very great respect,
Your obedient servant,
C. II. BR0GDEN.
OpmpkroHsr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANsox

NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANSON
IN FARRAR CO-Myrtle Leaves bv Rev W
Mangum, row in press-secOnd editon-a hook ~
adapted to the times ted alike to soldiers in CAM
to the loved ones at home. "u0
Price, $l.50.
MORVEN LINDA, tale of soldiers faithfn.1 Low.
extract from Myrtle Leaves pretty poem now
Price per hundred, $1,000. 'sauy'
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS by Thao u mn
second edition just published. - Aii-
1t sparkes on every page with bright gems of borr,
and expresson.-ChurcL LatopigeaceT. u 'H0usnt
" This is true genuine poetIy."-SaLsJuyy Rruo.,
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK -ovi..as.
Webster and adapted to Southern Schools now Tead from
THE DIXIE PRIMER-second edition
book for the children popular
Price per hundred $40.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will voon
Price so cents " "e ready.
now. Send in your orders. "''n in1tS' IN press
Price 81 80.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION. inst out :. i..,
to precede English Grammar; it contains
text book. variable
Price Is cents.
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE oUEsTIoNs-suitsd >,
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in camp-the hest h.
the sort yet published. 0' 'oOA OF
Price 81 cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHISMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS
Price per dozen, $3.50
HESUNDAY SCHOOL BELL. A collection of HYMN,
for the use OF Sabbath Schools This book has 6asn @
and favorably known. Oeen long
Price 30 cents
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| BRANS0N, FARRAR 4 CO
| No. II, Fayetteville ST., Raleigh N G.
August 10, 1868. &c
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--THE SUB
Nov. l6, 1868.

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--THE SUB
"A scriber having qualified at the last session. August
term Wake County Court the Administrator OF Camp
bell T. rede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate to
present them to him for payment within the time prescribed
while all those indebted to said estate they will please call
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt and settle them.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Admir-.
ofC. 7. Iredel, decd
4 So
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NOTICE. THE FIRM HERETOFORE

NOTI G e THE FIRM HERETOFORE
" known under the appellatOn of Lick FarrisS has
been dissolved by mutual consent All due the
firm, and all to whom the is indebted will please
settle and present their claims to c. NJ Fsrrs by whom
the business will in future be conduct ted.
c. NJ Farrss tenders his acknow edgementS to the pa
irons Of the old firm for their beraIity and punctualiy
and respectfully requests continuance OF the under
his auspices. CHARLES N. FARRlSS
October /, 1858. 74-tf.
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV AM
" Runaway from the subscriber the 18th OF july "a
my boy EV Ans. BE between so and 35 wears H. Io
is black, feet inches high, and will weigh soo he
pounds quick spoken large full eyes, end shows tHI
whites of Them very much easily excited, has scar
think the right side of his head just above DIS EN-
caused by burn. He has wife at Solomon IerTsa %
ten twelve miles East of Raleigh. tie mas L
wife at Joseph Fowlers Esq, Little River anu nr
been there; he hes also been seen in the
of Strieklands, below Wakefield he Las I
to Mrs. Battle, that place will pay the IoVI n
ward for his apprehension and confinement 50 iha ~
get him. W. j. ALLEN, Raleigh, n. u
Nov ~ 1889 P2-w&Swtf
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HTORSES AND MULES FOR SALE. THE
Il subscriber offers for sale several valuable work and
brood Mares and pair of No. Mules. Among them
is very fine FLOODED that has excel lent Morgan
colt, which will be sold wi III the mare Apply to
q. l. OWEN,
Hilsboro' N. G.
Nov. 19, 1863. 9S-4.
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y LEASE.-The subscribers offer to lease for one or
years. that valuable farm known the ARhe Plan
taO lying the Cape Fear River miles above Fay
etevle The farm contains 800 acres about 800 of which
cleared and under fence-a bottom land and well
adapted and small grain The fences and bitches
need repair The plantation in the hands of skill
full farmer would probably yield bushels of corn.
There only small houses the place besides the
cribs and stables. We prefer renting for portion of the
crop Persons wishing to examine the place will call
at Fayetteville on c. D. Nixon, Esq at Kingsbury,
the place. q. d. E j. LILLY.
Nov. 10, 1858. 80 6tpd.
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULGIEHHTAG-
III TIONS OF TRE WNMR RPERMATORRHEA,

IL TIONS OF TIE WOMB, sPERMAT0RRHCEAff
SYPHlLITIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR- J. CLopIoNs r
Huntsville Alabama operates with perfect success M
Piles and guarantees perfect in every case ts5
VIII ere the TnmorS come down when at STOOL ne ~ ears
with perfect success few days ago, in case Oh 10 tes
standing, his tunors coming down large as IT. r.
cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may address "'
H. Berry, Monticello. Florida rsst
Dr. C. operated on some desperate cases Salisbury ''
year. one of them is known every citizen OF S bs
He can be consulted at home Huntsville An W.
present 1T
March 20, 1858. 24-T6'"'
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q thhISIMAN'S OlNTMENTs..THE MOST
~ popular and effcacious in the Southern Conederacy
is now prepared in Wilson, N. c. by THOS. F. CHRIST
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ont
men was for the cure of Itch in its various forms 1t has,
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Seadhead cutaueous diseases in old
OF twenty years standing, 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 USE In its application to hundred cases.
each of itch and letter failed of 1t has
been tested horse flesh and found certain or
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabeness in the of all these all
mens 1t can be used in any climate, either cold or hot
rainy clear weather without danger to the patient
This ointment put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars, with full directions, and will be furnished to
persons of it at from three dollars to fifty dollars
according to of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
ducton by purchasing quantity All orders prompt
ly attended to.
CHARLES +. DEEMS, ID. D., Wilson, N. @.
w. G. JORDAN Wilson, N. G.
DR.; W. q. HooPER, Caswel Co., N. O.
Wilson, N. c., Aug. q, 1858. 7o-ly.
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a TTENTIoN FARmERs.--I- WILL SELL

N at my residence, in Chatham county, Tuesday the
18th Of December next to the highest bidder the following
articles, TO wit: All my corn, fodder aud shucks all my
farming utensils consisting part of one horse wagon
horse wagon with good harness to BOTH ae
and calves two and pigs; large kte and
take place at IL o'clock. Terms made known on day of
sale. IRA BECKWITH,
Nov l6, 1868. 92-td.
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n
II to the Jail of Guford county, Greensbor N on
the sth day of August 1853, negro who calls him.
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
about 40 pounds black with very thick under lip-
Some scars the back of his neck which he says was
done by lancet when he sick. He has some beard
around the mouth aud looks to be about years old and
says he belongs to Edmund Norcum of Carere county
and was left with Edmund Malet and was hired to Bur.
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N G. He says he has been
runaway for some time
The owner of said boy is requested to- forward
prove property pay charges and take him away will
be dealt with according to law. c. A. BOOM
Sheriff of Guilford County
October ], 1868. 74-f
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MD COTTON AND WOOL CARDS RENO
u WAITED. RELIEk FOR THE people, Having
bought the Patent Right of the Rev. Jas Peeler Gard
Renovation for the State of Carolina expect to be
nstants and to return TO and remain in Raleigh, at the
Exchange Hotel from the 23d Seth nst in order to
range for agencies of counties. In the time, any
agency established by the Rev. Mr.. Cunnlnggm, in my
absence, will be satisfactory None but of SObrey
honesty industry and competency need apply To such
agents the business be rendered very profitable bring
ing in from S2Qto $50 per day. By aSsGuous application.
The object and intention OF this enterprise 10 relieve
the country generally. therefore caution the people not
10 sell their old cards to persons inclined to speculate
that they may be put order for and then sold at
HANGED prices And particularly and emphatcay pro
test against any such speculation by my agents Many
few beter-whilst others which may worthless,
will answer every purpose.
The rates of prices established BY the Rev. Paeniee
shall be rgdly adhered to- and meets with the appr0ba'
ton of the holder of the Right for the State Of NOrthr
olna and he rgdy enoins upon all his agents to carry
out to the letter this feature fthe enterprise, which IS
follows:
Citizens worth $I0O00 at present prices Of property IN
Confederate currency, 81 per pair Those worth less W
having taxable property, 81 per pair. All soldiers ana Vi
cers of the army of 1861 1862 yet in the elt or he
cents per pair and all the poor who have no lands DE-
grOes, STOCK notes. money at interest other axsos
property, nothing -
No agent shall be permitted TO discriminate between ns
rich and the poor in their work. bat attend TO each ID m
order the cards presented. Women generally are NV
ted Oattend and bring with them cotton to Try Their ea
Allinfngement of The Putent Right shall be most rg0
ly presecuted. SAMUEL LANGLEY:
Raleigh, Nov. 16, 1858. 92--T&ST2WPo'