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TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
IL Jail Randolph, the 9th dav of November 1888
anegro man by the name Of LEWIS who states that he
did belong to Jacob Parker of Warren county, c. but
was sold in Richmond, Va shout the LIST of October sRs
to Mr. Marsh Johnston, Of South Carolina given ma
not remembered. =
inches high, weighs 1870 1875 pounds heavy set and
to!erabe black SAYS that he placed on the Rapsd
with the gravel train between Charlotte and Columbia
and Runaway about two weeks before be was
The owner requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take him away otherwise BE- will be dealt
with as the law directs
]. w STEED, Sheriff
Of Randolph county, N. @.
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Nov. a, 1865.


Ms COUNTY, COURT OF
u Pleas and Qparser tSeesionA Eaysnber Term 1885,
Sandturd DAVIS Emond Davis LAEes Hay is and Dorsey
Retf, os Joseph jackson and wffe Margaret
Upon the ruank Of the petition in this cause it appear.
ing 70 the Cou that Joseph yacksen nd his wife Marga-
re are not residents Of the State of NortCarons il
Is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh Stan
os x weeks chat the said Joseph jackson and wife
margaret sppear at the lnnr and plead
answer or otherwise defend their nteeat In this
or thi. Court to hear and dee rhine this
csnse es.SaSte. . ~ -s-... =,
Wlhss, James c. Skinner Clerk of the Court OF Pleas
ct the Court House in HEREFORD, this l4th November, A.
" 1853. n.t. y !. JAS G. SKINNER, cge. 6.
NOV. S4..ISSS IL, .c--a-S.. +f1..4., 4S-w6t.
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10 dispose Of / would like 10 .e1ehspoS :. - ~
a'sm for lesthsr., D. NC. C. RZNnt1W y.
Gre usboro'. N. @. Nov %, fsts faf .ssl.
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II ANDWARRANTS WANTED.-L1BERAL
IA prices will bs paid for Land WArrents or Scrip for
either service in the Of 1872 the Mexican Florida or
Texas wars, ifmmedats arplicstion be made to
J. H. KfRKHAM =.
Raleigh, NJ
Nov %, 1868. 94-3t.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Army OF TENNESSEE,

Rridgers' majority,
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AJAX CITY HOUSE...OPEN FOR THE
u season: BAR and ia Bile supplied as usual.
Fresh OYSTERS received daily.
Raleigh Nov. %, 1853. 94-Sw.
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"ILLSBORO' MILITARY ACADEMY.
III The sixth Academic year of this Institution will
commence Wednesday, Feb g. 1894. For circulars Or
information, applyto MAI. W. N. GORDON,
go. Superintendent
Hl!iShOro, Nov. %, 1868. 94-3m.
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- WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, Fayetteville Street, Raj
eigh, N. Gust received and now in store splendid
assortment Of Gentlenens' Ladies' and Misses Boots
dies Satin Shoes and Caters. Also large lot Of Cotton
Yarns of assorted numbers. g.
Also dozen double barreed Pocket Cannons French
inventi01-shoot ten times in as many seconds.
Apply early and procure your winter supply Of Shoes
and Boots before the rise in price.
Terms strictly cash on delivery. .--
J. q. KIRKHAM.
Raleigh, Nov %, 1868. 94-lm.
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"Wnen Tue war Is OVerI -
"When Brnam wood shall come to Dunsinane."
"When the warts over" great many things
will be done, but no arm will be long enough
to reach down and bring to the surface the
fossil remains Of the old Wing and old Dem
ocratic parties. They sleep the sleep that knows
no waking When the tree fell the vines that
chung to it fell with it, and so when the old gov
eminent persisted, parties persisted with it. 1t re-
quiEed the genius Of Clay to build up tie Whig,
and the will of Jackson to consolidate the Demo.
cratic party: The former dwindled and persisted in
short time after the sustaining hand of its creator
was withdrawn by death, and the latter expired in
mighty effort to save the Union They are both as
dead as Julius Caesar, but one great principle which
both of them maintained survives, to wit, the right
Of the peeVls to gooern thense1oes The Consersa.
tive party is composed Of the best of these two
old parties, and is based on this principle which
! was equally dear to Jackson and Clay. So far as
We are concerned, we support no man because be
was Democrat, and we oppose no man because he
| was Wing. The Observer knows that such has
been our course and such our feelings ever since
the dissolution of the Union. We voted for Mr..
! Graham for President of the Convention, and for
Mr.. Badger as delegate from Wake County, and
fer Zebulon B. Vance for Governor, not as Wings
for we could not have done that-but as Conserva-
tiEes. And though the Observer boasts fits Wing
ism, and fondly dreams Of the day when it will be
Wing again. yet venture to assert that the views
and opinions Of Mr.. Graham aad Gov Vance have
more influence with US in forming our Judgment,
and more of our respect, than they have recently
received or are likely to receive at the hands of the
edssruF. We say We ss"txss, but We are not
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
By Telegraph.
YIeHr DISPATCHES.
FROM TuE SOUTH.

new YoRk, April 5--Ihe steamship Col
unbia froga New Orleans lat, VIA Havana ith
has arrived.
There s no confirmation OF the report that
the rebels were evacuating Port Hudson.
The eunboat Diana had been captured by
the rebels at Petcrsonullo.
Tbe aoldiera aboard the Diana were Cant.
Jerett's : company Of the l6eth New York,
ana Co x 18th Conn. Ninety nine Of our mes
we're pnroled by tho rebels.
The steamer Honduras arrived ut New Or.
,seus from the Rio GrAnde with 260 Texas
,elueees. She reports on the 18th OF March
Is rebel force OF $50 crossed intO Mexico at
The mouth Of the river, and captured Col h
J Davis, Of the Ist Texas cavalTy aud Capt
Montgomery, ofthe same regiment The Mex.
lean authorities demandeP their release, aud
Col Davi5 was given up as also three soldiers
,sksn al the same time. Capt Montgomery
was not returned, and priveie advices say he
ga. hung bY the reb9s, which rs undoubtedly
rae Davis aud Montgomery we're taken
troln the houss OF the Mexican commander
Threa other officers narrowly escaped from the
hands OF the rebels, and with half u dozen
Nexicaus drove City rebels to the river, woun
,iBv three or four, OF whom two died
The United States bark Auiher threw tWo
.hsls into the rebel quarters the night OF the
10Th.
The rebel Captain Ben Ayides had slso
rossed into Mexico and burned a town near
Guereoero.
The rebel authorities were ehidenty in a
state of great alarm lest the violstion OF neu-
,relity s6ood involve them ia hostilitles with
IsNiro Their troops are aOw concentrated
near the mouth of the Rio Grande.
An immense trade is carried on over the
Nio Grande
The Era's iniortnont saw a iraiu OF sl
arts on the way TO Brownsville. These loadi
.gersgs ak bales each
Gov. Lubback, OF Texas, in his message u
Ihe Legislature, declines reelection, ant
,ays he will take G more active part in wnr
some people affirm that he will leave the Con
,edaraey AZ soon as his term expires
The Stare Of Texas had furnished $4,000
,toaps for the rebel army, and q conscripuoI
law adapted by the Legislature will add p ,O0l
thereto.
nder this law there are no exemptions
Every man who can stand upon his feet wi
be forced into the army.
Most of the refugees who came to New VI
leans 10 the Honduras have enlisted, and Z
rebel deserters are awaiting transportation /
do likewise.
There were 80 vessels at the mouth of th
Rio GrAnde from all the ports of the work
Havana adyices of the 4th contain n
Mexican news The Vanderbilt was at HI
yanRR. The Sonora sailed the ID.
The English steamer Dolphin capture
March goth, of Porta Rico, by the gunbo'
Wachusett, had arrived AT HavGnna leakinI
IN charge Of q prize crew and was repaire
and sailed for Key West
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CIncInnaII Market.

CINCINNATI, April g
FLOUR-Markst unsettled and nominal
Superine 65@5 75 extra 00@6 10 !;
family to fancy 2Oa6 90
WhISKY--At AG44t, latter rate for
wagon.
WHEAT--MarkeL is dull and heavy.
l25@l % Tor prime TO choice red, 30(a,
| 30 tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, Ann
35GGl 80 Tor prime to choice Kentucky
white
CORN--MSrkel heavy, demand light
Ear at 62@63 in bulk shelled at 62(96:
ia bulk, aud at 75G76 including sacks.
OATS-Markst doll, demand limited
We quote at 66@GG Iu bulk, at 77@TT il
| GLIDING sacks
RYE-Dsmaud good At ss@l 90 Tor prin
samples on arrival
BARLEr--ofenngs liberal, msket heavy
Prime tall at ! 50@l 65 state spring, prm
To choice, at 456ll so
OCERIES-Demand fair, prices 6rn
sugar ll4@l24, coffee S2@34, mOlasse
$4,000
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ERoM WAaHlNGTnN


WAsHlNGToS, April s--Heraids special
says the excitement here in regard TO repof.
ted attack on Charleston Is intense. NRvy
and War Departments still without official nd
vices, but no doubt entertained that sn attack
has been made and resulted uniavorAble to
rebels Continued reticenee rebels newspa-
pers regarded as almost certain evidence that
they are 10 possession Of news which confirms
that Charleston has fallen before combined al
tack under Dupont Heretofore has been the
practice Of the rebels whenever they have met
with success to send Gag Of truce across the
Rappahapuock with copies Of their papers
announcing news; besides this their pickets
are very gloomy aud decline 10 converse upon
subjects OF attack upon Charleston or allow
any copies Of their papers TO come across the
river. .U..U yEtI.U
Navy Department is in hourly expectation
Of receiving information in regard to attack
which they knew was 20 have been comment
ed last Thursday Prominent officers in M
w Department to-day make remarks that By
this time officers on board our IRON clads were
either IN Charleston or in Heaven,
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FOSTERS POSITION

Nrw York, April 9.---From various torres
pondents the following additional facta are
CLEANED in relation To Gen. Fosters position
AZ Washington, n G. On the 30th ult about
l0, 900 rebels, under Hill and Pettigrew
we're on tue North aide Of town, and regi-
ments Oh the South bank Of Pamhco river,
and two companios OF the 44th Massachu.
setts, while on a reconnaissance, ran into an
ambuseade, suffering considerably from a
wtherng ere OF musketry at short range
Capt Lyons company, North Carolina troops,
were also badly cut up, or killed and or
2 wounded among the latter Capt Lyon.
The gun boat Com. Holt opened fire upon
| the rebels and scattered them. That night
! the rebels took up all the buoys In the river.
aud placed batteries in such position along the
J bank as TO render it almost impossible for ves.
sells TO pass, and established themselves on
! Red Hill, some two miles from town, com
pletely commanding our works Next day
the Com Holt got aground, and wss struck
thirty times by rebel batteries, finally got of
Two transports with troops unsuccessfully
attempted to reach Foster, although two small
lighters succeed in reaching him with supplies
and ammunition. Hill notified Foster TO re
move all women and children, as he intended
to shell the town, but up 10 the ID it had no
been done, Bs our gunhosts had kept the rebe
batteries fully employed On the 4th, mor'
gunboats arrived, and others with 3 aud /,
inch guns we're expected on the 9th Th'
Fort is heavily sodded, and Foster has abou
1000 troops.
A Newborn letter Of the Sd, 10 p. NJ state
that gunbuats had arrived at the mouth q
the river and it was thought would be abl
to demolish the rebel batteries. Gems. Palm
or and Prince have taken such steps rs lea
to the removal of all fears for the safety {
Foster. Rebels are reported to have 500
men on the road between Newbern an
Washington
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lReportsd for tSs Daily Empire /
New York Market.

NEW IoRK, April
FLouR--Reeelpls 900 bbls; dull, and
dropping sales O,O0O bbls 70@6 80
extra state; 2O97 80 common to good
shipping brand h H.O. - Nf
WHEAT-Dull, dropping and nominal.
38@l so Chicago spring. COOL 64 Mil.
waukee club; 69@l 70 winter red wes.
tern.
CORN-Heayy, dropping at 5000 foI
sound, sO9s7 unsound mixed western.
oATS-Market quiet at s4@s7 common lC
prime.
PORK--Market shade easier at l3 IS tol
old ness ! l OO@l3 20 old and new prime.
/ LARD-Quiet
/ DRESSED HOGS-Shads 6rmer at
( @7
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soUTAERN NEWS.
HyApQuAsrrRs AENY OF THE PoroNAc,
April 8.

HyApQuARrrRs Amy oF THE PoToNAC, |
April q.
Richmond papers to the 9th are received |
The burthen Of the sentiment expressed is
An exhortauou 10 tho people Of the South to
raiae articles for food instead Of cotton.
they contain the following kilograms
Chattanooga, April 4--Skrmishers With
The epemys pcksts are Of daily occurrence
hat a general engagement is not considered
imminent,
Iaeksoa, April 4--Reporls from Port Hud-
,pu state that Banks has fallen back. Ono di-
vision Of his army is at Baton Rouge and the
rest down the river.
.senaEobid, April 4.-RichardsOns guerrillas
ought q regiment OF the enemy at SomervIlle
i.iing and wounding 30.
Il ia stated that S, 900 troops recently left
Ismphis ostsnsibly for VicksburR, but after
night went North.
Y.cksbvrg, April 4--Eyery thing quiet to-
a,sht Bot few boEts are in sight.
There is nothing new from the Ys1oo.
A iag q. ,ruce was sent down to-day by
tha enemy The object was not made public.
Charleston, April 6--Important move
iasns are taking place here, but, for military
geascs,s nR particulars eau yet be telegraph
a.
Ia the Examiner Of the 1th is II leader set,
iny fos!h The obstacles 10 the way Of openiu.
g routa inland To the Yayoo, above haine'
Bias.
Before the adjournsnt ofths Virginia Leg
islaturs, a resolution was passed appealing L
every farmer TO raise provisions beyond th
usual amount, and enjOining frngallty IN food
The Legislature of Texas has passed a biI
assuming its proportion Of the Confederate 10
lebtedness
They in,snd passing bin torePeal tho sta
isw q The State.
The Richmond Sentinel oil the lth hAs th
following significant paragraph.
Yesterday morning eight monitors and iroi
cleds we're off the bar at Charleston.
The brief but significant kilograms waic
waa received carly in the day, and publlsht
elsewhere, tells that the long expected COLL
,op hss probably come of ere thls. The stor
80 long prepared for Charleston has burst
last We shall publish the results as we leal
them.
We await the issue with buoysnt hope b
not without solicitude due 70 the mporta
struggle.
Nav Heaven shield Charleston from t
rage Of hsr enemies and ours,
The Sentinel edtorially refers in amhi
uoos terms 70 a riot which took place in RiS
mond last Thursday, Of such magnitude as
cause tho affairs TO be suppressed from pni
cation.
From the article it appears that the c
was for while at the control ofa lawless n
nj msn aud women for the ostensible p
pose to save themselves from starvation
breaking open stores, bakeries, &c
The movement was headed by fem
who, the Sentinel says, was abov want {
the whole affair Was TO rob and plunder un
the excuse OF scarcity OF food Military,
goods and fancy stores suffered as much
those containing the necessarios Of life,
movement proved 70 have eyentusted Il
high prices generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
STEAMERS RuRNEp

CLARKsvrLLE, Tenn, April s---l,2 200 rebels
under Woodward with two pieces Of cannon.
captured and burned the steamers Lowell and
Saxonia ro day, killing the Capt Of the Lowell
and shooting off the arm Of the Capt OF the
Ssxonia
Generals Johnston and Bragg recently
5oasted they would possess Kentucky before
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
CAMERoN FOUND Guilty..

HARRISBURG, April s,-A majority Of the
Senatorial Investigating Committee to en-
duire whether unlawful means we're employ
ed to secure the election of q United States
Senator, made report to-day finding General
Cameron guilty on the charge Of bribery pre-
terred against him by Jefferson Boyer, mem
Der of the Legislature. The minority report
viii differ very materially. Testimony very
| yolumiuous
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
lneportsd for the Daily Empire.l
New York stOck Market.

NEW YORK, April
STOCKS--Lower at Board, but since Board
hrmer money at per cent on call !
Sterling Exchange lO3 specie American
Gold closing at AZ strong dull; United States
sixes 81 coupons 05, registered 043,
Treasury slO 051 one year certificates
99b, Demand notes SO, United States
fives "a coupons o., New York Central
lIs Erie 76a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
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where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
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TUBT received y complete assortment OF Coal Z
4 81 Lampa, Shades and Burners, Wicks and Ohn
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A FRESH ARRIVAL.
lust received y complete assortment OF Coal on
d Lamps, Shades and Burners, Wicks and ohms
dss JAMES ABBEY. Druggist,
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Coloxed silks,
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Striped Bareges,
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N ew Chintzes,
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Table Damasks,
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BalmoTals,
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NOTIOE.

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on a. B. Chandler 200 Third street, up stairs, where
my books are kept, and settle tho same. I am Ia
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

HALIFAX, Oct. l. The Europa arrived here
at 2.30 this A. NJ, and will sail for Boston
about noon. The weather is fine.
FARTHER PoNT, Oct. |. The steamship b.
hemian from Liverpool for Quebec has arrived.
News anticipated.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

ALLOTTED PAr.-Assignees and others hold
inc orders for Allotted Pay of the Tenth Regi
ment. are notified that returns have been received
for the months Of July and August, and that
this Office is prepared to pay the sums received
in the usual way. The clothing account of
the regiment was settled at this payment, and
n some instances the men have overdrawn
their allowance and such over-drafs are deduct
ed from their allotments.
j. B. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, Sept. %, 1868.