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TIE P,Ytectioa Mutual Fire lasnrsthce co.
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
LOCATED AT EBENs q, Pa, q.
rIur above named Company, ORGANIZED
April 9th, 1857, will effect assurances o..
.,la,art., at safe rates. Being particularly
dls.', IN The risks taken this Company pre-
$50 s"nfs reliable and cheap medium, thro" J
,yhi5.l, persons may secure themselves ag.hn:s'
= 1,lF one on Centre Street, nearly opposite
Th,mpson's Mountain House;
4. C. MrLLIs, Secy. Treas: -
4. 4. BA RkERs Agent
Aug. 25, ls59.-ly.
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Eaty or Nesrenaners.

J. Subscribers who DO net give express no.
tice to the contrary, are considered as vsh.
ing 10 continue their subscription.
.. If subscribers order The discontinue.
of their Periodicals, the Puhlisher nlar to,.
tlnue to serd them until all arrearages a.,
paid.
3 Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse 20 tf,
their periodicals from The Offices to which thsr
are directed, they ere held responsible iii
they have settled the bin and ordered them
discontinued. -gs-
T. IF suhscribers remove 10 other rlsus
without informing the publishers aud Il,
raners are sent tc-the former direction, iley
age held resRoasible.
4 .. The Courts have decided, that Teuisi-:
10 take periodicals from The Office or rcrist-
/ ing and leaving them uncalied for, ia prEi
faciae videRce Of intentional Fraud.
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oua01m Har;ng associated with Hugh Jones in
WIrNER's BrIpGE,
Lancaster Tp. July 80, looo

Lancaster Up. july oV' &.
MrssRs. Evans AID WATSON: dESTI. l. 80, :.
The small size 10. Salamander saie MP p
,urcIlased from your agent Nr As'''i,, ~
Ra- in Lancaster City, on Juty 2otil, 80 sas
has been subjected to very se.eIe f.e..tlrr go,
Which Il Niths.ood IN most s''tlsi'cl9l3 c'3i.
manner. This Safe, containing al my 3o2Ks ' -
together with valasble papers peloht... l f.t5,ds
1,,JseIf and ny neighbors ana lTIe.lus'
aud represcting yalle Of over IWen1
aad Dollars, {s2o, ,ooo) MAS IN my A.ii VIZ
was destroyed on the night Of the 2!fIl o. 1a7
". 1869 and passed through the neT. 9'sS, 49,
nsea.hed. The Safe was o ti seeoi.a i.oo.
and fell to the basement OF the .nii, anu ,s We
subjected for six hoursste an intense ,ne,.5
anon the ruils, which was greatly lncreastu
by The combustion of alarge quantity .! gf1i" az
confined within he brick walls 49, at ng 'r'
Ere the SAFE was opened and he ooohs an.
napers taken out in state OF perfe,et pIesel
raton, the paper not even beng Giseo,o5 er.
This fact was, however, to many oys.ailIs.s
n better recommendation of your ot es e'l elFl.
could be expressed in any other aoras iroi'' rIi"
| no Yours Respectfully,
[seI3 Aot ~ tba aI,ove DUAL
| itv Of Fire and Thief Proof Safes always on
| hand and for sale at IS low rates as any o'"e'
| firm, at ~ .A->f1 % " ,i:l1oIrfi,
| 10. l6 South Fourth St, Phii"delpiia.
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temperance.
RosLLAsD, April ?, 1853

RozLLAND, April ?, 1868.
TTo TKs 4Heghdaidn:l
"A few weeks ago the writer spent d
week in Ebensburg, in attendance upon
the Court then in session. AithouSh .he
cr;n,;nal business was comparatively un-
;nnartant. vet there was something con-
roctca with it that should arrest the
attention of every Christian and phlian-
: ,Ironist throughout the land. i refer 10
tbi,ltbat majority of the cases disposed
of Grew directly or indirectly cut OF the
sale and use of Intoxicating liquors, 1his
il true. / may add, of all criminal prose
..ut;ons IN the Commonwealth Inc
Question arises, Why is this permitted
s1ybys ;s it that the happiness and future
b.nes of thousands may be blasted thru
,bis nefarious traffic? Why is 1t that
men of the brightest minds and most
towering intellect, whom nature hath
aualified to be giants IN the cause oi
worlds renovation. fall, LucIter'nke pc
fore the demon Alcohol! hy Is IL 'h'i
our iails, penitentlaries ana ainisnouseS
are crowded with the unhappy victims oi
intcmrerance Why Is It that temperate
and virtuous citizens are being oufueheu
by taxation in order to support the victim
oisthe rum seller? Why Is 1t that thous,
ands annually in our own heaVen-iaSoieu
Commonw wealth are going down to drum
kards grave and drunkards he'll
Is it not time that the Christian NOR
alst and philanthropist would look at tins
evil as the magnitude of It's proportions
demands /? a few years ago strong
effort was made against this monstrous
evil. but Temperance men seem TO nave
relaxe5 their efforts, and rum IS again
obtaining the ascendency. " hist all
t,ne men are laboring to crush the unhoiy
rebellion OF the Southern States, we are
.llowino an insidious foe, more to be
dreaded. if possible, than disunlon, to
t,sten itself around our very yltals.-
Awake. Christian Awake, every lover
of v,,lr race buckle on your armor,
and oo firth. to meet this fell monster.
In the strength of the God of might and
right, lay the AK at the root.ot this pas
tree of death What If the law does
leoal:ze it? That does not make 1t NOR
.lIv rioht Let us seek to amend our
statutes on this subject. What II there
be liquor leagues in existence to uphoio
This unholv business? Should this deter
,,s from putting forth an effort TO que!l a
orcat moral evil The prince OF dark
ness is in league with evil men every
where. and vet the Christian Is called tf
wave incessant warfare against iiis king
dom. Are there not organizations t(
,mhoid rebellion, and to extend ana ane
comfort to- armed traitors! Loyal mel
seek to counteract the unholy influence o
those organizations by the formation
lTnien Leagues, composed OF mcn piedget
to the support OF the government; !.
only by coufict that truth ana risht s'ai
triumph, In union there IS strenS'h-ie ~
there be combination OF effort upon tn
part of temperance men, to stem IN
mighty torrent Of intemperance NAT
sweeping so many Immortal beings
destruction. Iio"-Ahp-
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eSs. G abscsibe fer TaE -ALLEGuANiAS.
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nENTISTRY.
The undersigned, Graduate of the Ball
timore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
offers his professional services TO the "itizens
,.f i$f,crrbnrr. He has spared means TO
tl.arenehlv aca uaiRt himself with every i'm
art, cement in his art. Ia many years of per-
sonai cxperience. he kas sought to add the
impaired experience Of the highest authorities
in Dental Science. He simply asks that an
opportunity may be given for his Work TO
sneak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. d. $.
(office formerly occupied by DR.. j. Clark;
Refcrences. Prof. C. y. Harris; I. h Bond,
Jr.; w r. Handy; a. A. B,andy, p. d. Aus
fen. of the Baltimore College.
ry- VIII he at Ebensburg on the fourth
Nonday of each month, TO stay one week
April ;, lS62tf
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sa DANDFTI0N COFFEE :

T OLLOCk'S
! This preparation, made from the best Java
froftaa Is recommended by physiclnns rs
s,1ncrior Nutritious Bereroge for ''eneTii De-
biity. Dyspepsia, and all hliiou5
rrtrt,ssrdss r-ho have been compelled TO aoai-
5 +I'a,s of coffee Will this without
INJURIOUS effects, One can cont''ils ms 'he
strength sf2 of two pounds OF ordinar. cohee'-
Price % certs.
K;1LLocK's LEY AN.
THO unrest and best Babing I'o'edcr Know;
tor making light, sweet and laIritous b-e'u
and Cakes. Price. 3 cents
Mahu'4'sisHa NJ Fl. KioLLocK, Chemist,
Corner Broad and Chestnut SIS, I'll a
s17s- sola by :ll druggists and SroccrS.
February I, l6G2-ly
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OBERT A. MCCOY, Attorney at Law
IA Ebeusburg, Cambria county. Ia.
All manner OF legal business Ill the seFera
courts Of this county promptly attended to.
June 2S, lSGo:tf
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rVHE UNION FOREVER y
m. Tl1DOR 4 HUGH Jones,

H q
ua,;,'.,1 for,re,, a partnership in the GRO
cFRy business. would respectfully call the
attention of the peoplelof Ebensbarg ana VI
cin;tk- tn their large stock, which has been
selected in the Eastern market with greal
care. Come ard examine FOR sourSeh es.
TAey cannot fail to please. our ssoeh 'onsi7
in part of the following articles, VIZ
,v,,;tana Brown Su- Chewing and Smoky
y ,ass Tobacco,
n o. Molassses, Cigtrs, ssaa, s
D!i :! - Clothes Market and
Young Hyson, Imperial Fancy bashels'
g .ssr .."u - III l,;nds Buckets, Measures,
pa4 pi,.4ss g Scr and Wa Kealers, Churns,
80. rr.clerss Kegs,
Ter ei'.on .'eia- beaches. Hair and Wire Selves:
Oranges and Lemons, oet1o' Dnoe ".
49, Paisins. ting Brushes,
| riss' n'Is fs.4' Rope. Bed cords,
Iruhess III Ii'i?, i9;n5s Lines, Rope Halters,
NJ favana Coffee. Twine. Tye Yarn,
pa,,1s Fawcits,
D',..n - pn;,,s and La Window Glass,
.tIo- Ptuty,
,Ii, Iko from e to An assortment OF ES-
hfhoie ~, hottIa sences and Drugs,
'9cen's ..,: p. p pos Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
80 Tbresd Garden Hay RaIes'
! 80 I-aa4lar Scythes and Snatnes,
| Harvest Tools, Bnck oa"S 9 a"N ais' -
| Hay Forks, @-- ios So
FLOUR, CORN and oAT MEAL,
| CuEESE RICE, B AGO y,
MACKEREL, HERRING, CoDrioh'
| And all kinds of Liquors, Brandy, Gin; !" mes
| Old Rye and Common WhiskeX, &c, Te, n,,
rra, The above articles will be sofa eneep
cor Oh or Country Produce, at Cash prices
| Ebensburg, May ., is6l.u
| NOTICE. :,
| Having associated with Hugh Jones IN
! - Grocery business, / hereby give notiee 70
all those having standing accounts win nre
TO come forward aud settle the sarae. d eGlns II;
.tbankftl to the citizens Of Ebensburg ana VI
cinity for their former patronage, 49,
| - tbe firm of Tudor and Jones
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feg- Blank Sun'nnns. Blank shnpe.sils
II. pk Executions. Constabl. 5 Returns, &c.
sor eale at this ofliee. 2f
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TAYE.urs aRssHIER.

TIL sIUNTlNCI On NURshhiE
y HuxrlSGDoN, Pa,
- Fra;t & Ornamental Tress. Alnes &c. OF
better growth, larger size. and at pfieVs
dian any of the Northern or Easterh Nurseries
and warrant them trne to name
standard Apple trees at laz-cents each-
SIG per 100. .ro 20
Sl5 per 10
Dwarf Pear trees, sos to$ eachv-2o to 50
per 100 oh
St,n,,.rd Cherry trees 81 20 70 cts.
Dy,,rf Cherry trees SO to 10 cts.
Plum trees 30 cts.
Aoricot trees 40 to 50 cts.
Z Nectarine trees 25 cts each
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81
: SILVER Maple trees 62a to 81.
European Ash, rs to l.
European LGrch, sets TO i-3e
Norway. Spruce, so cts to 81
American Balsam Pine, - cts to Sl.3o
:. American & Chinese Arbor Vities 9V.es
Strawberry Plants 81 per 100, &c. &c.
Huntington, Jan. 25. lsGe.- 5m.
f- Blark Sumnons. Blank Snbpenas
l:ni Executions. Constable Returns, &c.
sor sale at this ofiee. 2ss9
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par "Slavery is divine institution,
said George Francis Train, during his
discussion with G. NJ Clay, in New York.
$50 is hell '" shouted Oh old man IN the
audience, and the house came down with
terrific demonstrations.
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home defence may be called out for service by the Governor
defence of the State against INVASION to suppress IN
sufeeton either by regiments, bataions or companies
en- nass or by drafts volunteers from the same as ne
in his discretion may direct shall be under hls cSmmanGI
through the officers % s Sen onS o 6urs
duty to be prescribed by the Governor not exceeding
three months at time Theysor SO many of them as
be- at any one time called into SERVICE be organ
lied into infantry artillery Cavalry he may direct,
and the infantry anartlery may be mounted if he shall
determine The furnishing their own horses and
accoureeuts and arms when approved by the Governor
on such terms as he may prescribe. ,
SIC. T. Be il further enacted That the Governor may
furnish to said troops the arms accourements and ammu-
milton of the State when called aforesaid into active ser
vice and shall prescribe rules Tor their return anu
SEC Be further engted That all laws and clauses
of laws coming within the meaning and purview OF this
act, be, and the same are hereby repealed
SEC. .. BE 1t further eroGed That the commissions OF
officers of tho militia, called into service by ts act are
suspended only during the period of such service -
SIC. To- Be further enacted That this act shall be In
force from the date of its ratification.
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An Act In relation to the Militia and n Guard
for Home Defence.

SECTION l. BE enacted By tie Gso,aL AsseuJly of the
Suite NGrEh CIr0tiHg, dc, That the exemptions from
service IN the militia OF the State shall be for the
aud to the extent and no farther than are
prescribed in the of Cong of the Confederate
states providing for the enrolment Of for the public
defense and granting exemptions from the same common
y called the Consumption and exemption Acts.
SEC. 2. lie further endde That it shall be the duty
Of the Governor to cause be enrolled as guard for
home defence all white male persons not ALREADY enrolled
in the service of the Confederate States between the
of Sand so residents in the State including foreign
ers not naturulzed who have been residents in the State
for thirty days before such enrolment excepting persons
filling the offices of Governor Judges of the Supreme and
Superior Courts of law and equity the members of the
General Assembly and the officers of the several depart
ments OF the government members of Congress- the civil
and military officers of the Confederate government within
the State ministers of the Gospel of the several religious
denominations of the Safe charged with the duties of
such ministry the high sheriff and clerks of the several
courts OF record the public registers in the several
ties and such other persons the Governor for special
reasons, may deem proper subjects for exemption.
SEC. BE further eRacte That all persons above the
age OF fifty who volunteer for service in said guard
Tor home defence and shall be accepted by Captain of
company for the same shall be deemed belong thereto
and shall be held to therein either generally for
any special duty or expedition the commanding officers
OF regiments or companies according to the nature of the
particular service in question, may determine.
SEC. BE 1t further eaactsd, That the Governor shall
cause all persons enrolled in pursuance of the preceding
sections OF this act to be formed into companies with lib
erty to elect the commissioned officers of such companies
and thence into blttaOnS regiments brgldes and di-
visions according to his discetiUn and he shall appoint
the held officers of such battaOns regiments brgades and
divisions and shall issue commissions in due form all
the officers aforesaid.
ciety Of Friends, commonly called QuakerS may be
empted from the provisions of this dct by paying the
OF one hundred dollars according to ordinance of the
Convention of this State in that behalf ratified the 2h
day of May 1882 ProVied That when any such Quaker
shall have paid or had Levied of his property the of
five hundred dollars under the acts of COMPRESS called the
conscrpton law aforesaid he shall be required pay
any sum of money for his exemption under thus act.
Sec g. BE 1t further enacted, That the said guards for
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THO FARMERS AND QUARTER MASTERS.
Assistani luartnr Mnstar lIsnaraI - ltta Richani

THO FARMERS AND QUARTER MASTERS.
Il Assistant Quarter Master Generals Office, Richmond
Va, 18th June, 1863 Tax in Kind. The following is
the system adopted for the collection of the tax in kind
An officer of the Quarermaster Generals Department
is assigned to the special charge of the subject
trolling Quartermaster with the rank of Major is assign
ed to each State and Post Quarermaster with the rank
of Captain, to each Congressional District where is
practicable to collect the TENTH
Each Congressional District will be subdiyded by the
Post Quarermaster in charge of it into sections for the
convenient delivery by the taxpayer of his quota of pro-
duce and agents will be appointed by that officer to take
charge of the depots to be established in each section
Before these depots be established the
required under the law be made the crops of small gra
hay and the clip of wool for the present year will have
been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and inconvenience of
mediate supplies for the of the army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
Quarermasters stationed to deliver the Govern
ments tenth, or any part of it to that Quarermaser
Under the law farmers required to deliver their tenth
at depOts not than eight miles from the place of pro-
ductiOn. If they will deliver under this request the Gov
eminent will pay for the transportation excess of eight
miles, The Quartermaster receiving produce under this
rule will give receipts to the producer evidence that so
much of his tax paid And the Post Ouartermaster
of the Congressional District is responsible for the tenth
after the has established and made it known TO
him. the Quartermaster to whom the produce IS delivered
will also receipt for to the Post Quartermaster of the
District who will endorse copy of the receipt upon the
assessors estimate before transferring it to the
the receiving depot LARKIN SMITH,
Jupe %, 1868. 5i-i1a.
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
Il hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad
and all hands employed the road will be well fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month the year.
Apply To Cary, miles west of Raleigh, at Hay
WOOD OF LUckville, Chatham county, N. c.
|. n. CLEGG CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
X. p. Battle Pres't. Chatham r. r. Company Raleigh
and w J. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh CASTOR r. r. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1858. l3-tf
~ Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury Daily Progress Will
mingtn Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
TO the amount of dollars and forward bills to office
n. G. Standard.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sun.
H1 day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion, about
feet or inches high Is 90 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me OF
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, confined anv Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN.
Caswel Co., March 81, 1862 26-WGswtf
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$50 REWARD.

LID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
HG the l4th of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. He is
about II years DID, dark muatto black keen and haD
face He may have gone off in the army with some soldier
but he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford or ender
where he has relations The above reward will he Maid
upon his apprehension and confinement in ia or bis de.
livery to D. c. Herudon in Oxford or his owner in the
lower part Of Orange county near Cedar Fork
B. Ii. HERNDON.
June 10, 1868. 60-w&swtf
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NTOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD AT LENOIR

NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD AT LENOIR
IN Institute, Lenor County, N c. Friday the Sh of
August next, the MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL BUILD
lNGS AND LOTS together with two pianos, n very
The property is pleasantly located in the northwest part
of said County, six miles from Mosey Hail. 1t is regard
ed very healthy and surrounded by fine corn and cot
ton lands The society is very good and perhaps place
of its size Us auilies is freer from neperanee There
is tri-weekly mail from Mosely Hall TO Greenvle The
closed 1t certainly offers great iuducement to teachers
for investment.
Terrns-I2 months credit with interest from date. or
the cash will be received, if preferred by the purchaser
G. W. VENTERS,
F. A. BROTHERS,
j. NJ. PATRICK.
July 10, 1868. std.
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PmTToEE LIES II FI S1rg TUMoRs, gLcERA-

Il TONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHCEA,
SIPHILlTIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR j. A. CLoproy'
OF b huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect success
iGr fe ana guarantees perfect cure in every Of
Piles where the Tumors come down when at stool He
operated with perfect success few days ago. case of
Al years standing, his tumOrs coming down large as
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt may ad.
dress Mr. H. Ii. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
Dr. T. operated on some desperate Salisbury last
year. one OF them known to every citizen of Salisbury.
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Aa for the
present
March 20, 1868. 24-w&swtf
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VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.-I WISH
to sell privately Of not sold publicity my
of land containing 437 acres about miles of Kit
rells Springs, Granville County, N c. There the
land large two story Manufacturing FIGURING M-also
Circular Saw-m in good order. For further Informal
tiOn address JAMES Ii. DAVIS Kittres Granville Co.,
NC THOMAS G. CHEATHAM.
July 8, 1868. 54-9tpd.
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO-
LIB LIMA A PROCLAMATION. Whereas, for the
protection of our people, far possible, against the
evils of speculation there continues to be necessity to pro-
hbt the expectation of certain articles of products be-
yond the limits of our State: -
Now, Therefore, I,lZEBUL0N B.gYANCE, Governor of
North do issue this continuing inc
after the 18th instant in regard to Cotton and Wooden
Cloth, Cotton and Wooden YaIns Leather and Shoes, SUBJ
jec such exceptions &C. have been expressed in my
proclamaOns heretofore the subject of expectation.
,-- In witness whereof, Zebulon' B. Vance, Gov
J SEAL. ! ernor Captain General and Commander-in-
49, Chief hath signed these presents and caused the
Great Seal of the State to be affixed
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of July A.
D. 1863 and in the year of American Independence the
S7th.
BY the Governor. T. B. VANCE.
R. II. BATTLE, IR., Private Secretary. -
June H. 1868. =. 57-w&sw2w.
All daily papers in the State insert week. and week
ly and selhweeky papers two weeks each and send bill
to Executive Office. 81
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$50 REWARD.

CAMP HOLMES, n. C., June ), 1868. !
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
IA for the and delivery at the Camp Of nstruc
on Of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment n. c. Troops, the 25th day of May, 1868:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company b, "a years
of age five feet six inches high dark complexion, dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out occu
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lincoln County,
North Carolina
Private s. ID. HUDDLEST0N Company E, nineteen
years old dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County, by occupa
ton when enlisted farmer.
BY order Of Col PETER MALLErz, COmmaudg COnscrpts
fuy North-Carolina.
]. C. PIERCE, Adjutant.
June Q, 1868. Aft.
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

TAI ISS MANGUM WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
A for young ladies at the residence of her mother Mrs.
Willie p Mangum, on the 22d of July, 1853 They will
receive instruction in the English branches and Music and
ind home IN her mothers family. Parents and guar
dans who desire further information will address Miss NJ
2. MANGUM, Red Mountain Flat River P. O., Orange
County, N. G.
June Is, 1868. 49-2m.
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NOTICE..

DEPOSITORY C. 8 a., [
Raleigh, " C., June II, 1868. !
HOLDERS OF EIGHT PER CENT. CERTIFICATES,
issued from this office far Confederate States Bonds
hereby notified that the bonds have been received in
of i've hundred dollars and hundred dollars and
will be issued to the holders when the certificates pre-
scented, properly endorsed.
GEO. W. MoRDECAI, Depository.
Raleigh, June 10, 1863 5O-lm