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LIST OF CASUALTIES


In tie 4ILh -NOfth C,IrriinG RsgimSaL at BriStOt1
Station oct. lIth, 1868.
Capt. ". e. Llnkiord, commanding.
Company Wounded, 1t Il W Nestray, severely in
thigh; 1t = Bridges supposed morta!y LOrpl WV
Chamber, severely hJP; ArAswel, severe
~ In stHuider; W Edwards in foot; AhjA Griffin, IN
leg; - MURRAY. i sd. and am; VIM TUtbprt, in head
Bi'chcOr, Batchenr, LDvet Boykn, Calvin Burnett,
Jesse Davis, john Finch ID A Glove Glover, Hog
wood, J'nes, Jos Manning, Morgan. w Parer-
SON. Patterson, WIN Taylor, John Turner, John Ward
B-Wounded, Il Bruu, severely IN ARM Eher,dge,
in
C--Wounded Corp II W House, leg broken prvates
Fowler IN le4 II Forrest, in shoulder Missing,
Lit l. Brown SergIs Z 4 Williams. V Bunch CorPi
W Adams pr.vales Dickson, A MurOorn, Uuder-
wood John Power
D-wounded, Capt C n Lewis. in thigh; Its W II
Bunt, arm; Q inbone; Sergt 5 Powell privates
NassIngdale in shoulder; w Aay, in thigh. Missing,
Corpl Wlns'ead prrvateS Delbndge, Harper,
ID II Deans, West, ) ID Kicks.
E-Kled. Benz Taylor, Jos G Maynor, Parrish
Wounded, q Maugum, severely in thigh W ID Bledsoe,
severely in arm Vim Dancey, ThOs Bailey. Missing,
Chesiey SrarcS, Las>ater, Nipper, b Jones.
'F-Wuundsd, q ii iggns, IN loot G Freeman, in
hand; ThUS Fuller, severely in hand Missing, prvatS
NJ Dckerson Ii Harrington w Undertake, W
G8~odrded. Ssrgt R Horher, in hip; private ] II
Height. in leg Missing. prIvares Jones' g Harper.
H-Privte J Scott Wounded, Ssrgt Stronacb,
in leg; privat-s stephen CrUbe, arm broken; Sidney
Crocker, in VIM Is Croker, boih legs broken osh
Hancock, in thigh.
I-Kiled, private jas Gooch. Wounded Josh Adkin.
lard, in thigh John Ferre, in thigh aud neck; Calvin
Evans, leg amputaied VIM Evans. in thigh Missing
Jones john Fowler, WIN Hates, WIN T George, W q
Almond Wood
k-Wuuuded, prvaes John Heron, in hand J Fouce,
leg and hip. Missing ID Webb.
Total, killed, ); wounded, 40 missing Al.
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BERTHE county, Sept. Gath, 1888.
To the Citizens of the 9th Congressional Dis


trict.
FELLOW CITIzENs:-Afer several nominations and soio
itaons from my friends, l. this late period have con
sented to become candidate represent the people of h
9th Congressional District the Congress of the Con-
feder1te States. offer apology for the late appear
anea of my acceptance the mob of the Standard Office
As my principles rsched thai time henre the
office was mObbed, they consequently were lost as was
Thus he announced my being candidate without
views
Now, fellow citizens. state you form condens-
ed possible position concerning the various
tions before the public and which will probably
come before next the Congress.
LIST II elected, shall support any that will
bring about honorable peace without futher susion
blond. All wars must end, and think this can only
be closed BY negotiations.
I'd. am opposed to mobs, mob violence
3d. am opposed to the suspension Of the writ of hd6eas
corpus.
4th shall sustain with all vigilance the SUPREMACY nj
the civil the military law. -
9Th The liberty the press and of speech sboud not b
encroached upon, for they the bulwarks of our ber
9Th Congress should adopt some plan TO nace our cn
crate government. " ON
9TH Ny impression is that shall vote for the re-
peal oil the Tlhing Law unless instructed by nv const
- 1' ''
sth The wages of our brave soldiers should be laryp
increased aud their families especially provided for BY thu
government - "
Yuu now, have mt Sentiments, though brief. If vol
w receive my excuse for visiting the counties Of III
DISTRICT INFORM you that during mOsS IF the car
paign was unabe To travel l am glad that you ont
more hLve the privilege Of going to the baotbox fire.
men ana voting for the whom You wish represe.
you Should be your choice viii endeavor to make y,
faithful aud honorable representative.
October pa, 1868. std.
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HAL
LIST OF CASUALTIES

In tie l5s1 Pegrent v c fsooptia tie battle of Bristow
=. &at;oa, rIgini1 Wednesday,, Oct l4M, 1868.
Company A Killed D Cuthbertson. Wounded
1t W Woodruff, III arm; prvaes VI Parker, in ;
hniSs s Brns oi Sumner neck
, B-Wounded 1t F Rogers, left arm amputated; LIST
sergt e Coon severely ~ leg; 4th Sergf Long
Richardson severely IN arm; prIvIreS Austin,
ly in head Brown. severely in arm; w Barker Sc
verely in leg; Howard, mortal " in ,wes; Irby
slight in lcg;.C Muse slightly in leg; W NcInan
severely in leg; McCkea 81 ghtiy IN eg; Sergi Mai
POrter.s ghGy in right shoulder. Missing Sergt d
j NJ Pistol, steel, J Ramsay, J Stiuson.
C-6,iiedLPTTaIes 6 RipPy CorPl u Bianton -
j G Putnam slightly IN hand NJ Y Putnam slightly IN
wrist; prvates q W DAVIS, si gItly in right h!p;
Bantoh severely in left Leg BIanton slightly in let
foot; 81 npson, slightly in right hand; Weaver, slight
ly IN breast; Viewer, MORALLY in head died q Nc
Craw mortally in bowels; X S Tate severely in right
slightly in face and Bot CorPl Ban:an kiIiid pri'
Yates Burncs Hardin Missing j Nah ew, J Spur
I'm, R9miuger, Barrett d 2oSrus. n, J Ieudrck,
5 e Putnam, w AaiObrck, p McIntire, wounded nd
missing
D-Wounded lit W Oldham finger and breast Cd
IN g R hp 1Ss Goe slight
Iy in thigh j A Wicks slightly in hand ; G Mann
slightly in sdej Rggsbee slightly in knee; w Good
E-Wounaed- Privates NJ Card, slightly in SIDE; p
Carver slightly IN side JACOB Cossart slightly in fu;
breast and knee N G Murray slightly in shoulder;
Strickland, slightly in hand A NJ b Upchurch slightly in
foot Winston, slightly in knee; Winston, wound
ed and missing; II ) Bess: missing; Moore, killed
H-Killed .Pri7ates d Back, j Garkins W A Phil
lips, Spence. Wocnded-Lt Blrpes, in right arm;
Sergt W Smith, slightly in hip; Corpl d MaIhews,
slightly IN right hgh; Spence SIT My D left wrist
priVates Ba.!lrd, severely in left breast Golvie
severely in right 'egj a CoiVe slightly in leg; Jno
arm Moore, bead ed Nordon, severe right hand
Sink severe in righ, knee; Il W Shoaf CONFUSION in
head Shoaf sigh ny in osck; Jas Shut, slightly in
rlght Iegi w Wade signify IN right knee
G-ki!ea-PrIyate p & Murphy. Wounded j True,
both arms shot off; AIlsn, severely in thigh; Pain
Sapd sr sHnP sh2t off, Corp Lopgmire slightly in
=; slightly in breast; prrA 'e Neighbors sGghty
4nG EenT{ Neg slightly in thign; SergtJ Rauey,
Wnnnd hiea,-C"rpl g Bran3ou private NJ Hopkins.
Of ssFgt Isley, in rgtt arm and finger shot
P-''A'eS Hughes, slightly in X cit foot; Wiley,
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IL DEAR SIR:-As the time is app reaching which
members Of the Confederate Cong be cho
from the several Districts of the ate it is perhaps
we'll that those who have the qualified right should
else il and cast their suffrage for such persons they
may prefer to them in that capacity. More especially
such time the present is 1t essentially important
that the of the people should look wei to their
teress and select such as deserve their tire
fdence without regard to those who press tn
peculiar claims for Office thereby permit ing the fce to
seek the rather than the the position I'm der
such considerations as portion Of the citizens and
voters of the sixth Congressional District would. with
much Difference to the opinions OF Others respectfully sug-
gest the name of Hon. BEDFORD BROWN, of Caswel
voted for the member nf this District CONT den ty
believing do, that he possesses all the qua atons
essential to make useful and re liable representative be-
evng that he entertans deep aud abiding inter,
the prosperity of our beloved country.
And that he desires that peace should be restored Ipan
honorable aud elevated principles and other than such
would he favor. Well known he is in the iferent
tous of the dis ct in his long and consistent course
political matters hope will meet the appreciation of
his friends to rail- with and Think he can be elcct-
ed by fair neutrality-suspicious. that if chO
he would accept and faithfully then, in the next
Congress of the Confederate States he has never fail ed
to respond to the call of his friends in serving them.
Andfrson's Store Oct. Is 1863 Std.
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To the Voters of the First Congressional Dis
trlct of North. Carolina.


Ny Fellow citizens cand date for seat in the
House Of in the next Congress the Con-
federate States Il elected elow-ctzens SHALL without
hest atOu favor the early repeal of certain laws passed by
your recent Congress The CONSUMPTION law regard as
unconstitutional and in ITS operations oppressive many
of the best in the South The tithin LGlO eminent
y doubtful policy and oppressive the people
large and must result heavy loss to the government
Much that may be collected from the people BY the tnq
deIy and be losFto the government before it
be used TO the interest Of either the people cOnrbu
ting their productions the government receiving them
In which event the people be called upon toe secoDd
time to supply the loss of the first tenth Thu early repeal
of the CONSUMPTION and thing laws shall favor frcm
deep of duty to whst conceive to be for the best in
terest of the Try. in favor of the passage of
law paying the private soldier dollar per day. thirty
dollars per month, while IN he service of the government
The necessity for the passage of such law you cannot
fail in this day of and exravagant prices asked
tor every thingan the way of economical living.
am in favor of speedy termination of thewar between
the Norhaud the South terms just and equitable all
the rights honor and dignity Of the Southern people.
war which is laying waste millions upon millions Of prop
erty and bringing poverty in its stead to the doors of thou
sands of bel pless widows and orphans. which has
and Offering thousands of the nObCst of the South
to melt away in blood and carnage in ungody STRIFE
am for peace.
am, very truly your fellow citizen,
T. T. HENRY.
BERTHE county, Sept Gath, 1888. 83-tde
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NOTICE.
To the Electors Of the I'd Con

To the Electors Of the I'd Congressional District.
Lieut. Col C..Yellowley, OF Pitt, having announced
himself candidate for your suages, and desiring above
alt else the of Conservatism hereby withdraw
from that connection to the end that Col Yelowey
be elected and desire that my friends shall
slider withdrawal
With of my kndeSt regards for those friends
who have enthusiastically advocated my election,
Yours, &c, W. DUNN, JR.
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grmi-4Hpeklq 9tanAnra.
From the Bermuda Royal Gazette.
IN THE OARK%


IN THE DARK
He is down He is struck in the dark
By command of his own;
By the men who had stood as he said,
Like wall each live stone
Moving into the death gap, thus builded
As soon as O'erthrown.
And their FIRE flashes swift at his word, .
He who meets it unknown
In the 'darki
Every man who fred shot thea, obeyng
The Gen'rals command, :.
With hot heart is thinking, it may be
His blood's on my hand;
Every man to his fellow is turning,
Such comfort to gather,
As each finds in assurance that all,
To a man, had died rather
In the dark
And strong in their hearts the assurance
That he would say, Wherefore
Ny own men I've marched with and fought with
And wrestled in PRAYER for,
Stand We thus selfaccused? Know ye not
Thai We did but in one
The will of the Lord and your duty,
And both must be done
In the darkI
fake this arm Take this life They are Thine
Life and work soul and sword
If my death serve Thee best, be it so;
Thou, not death. art the Lord"
Thus the soul of the soldier arose
TO his God like saint,
As he lay yielding up unto death,
In his blood, in his faint
In the dark
"Was this cause, have led, Thine in truth?
With strong crying and tears,
l have plead, with my soul, o my God,
And the right still appears,
That the State must be free 10 Serve Thee
Search Thou out our confusIonS!
That how'ver we may err by the way,
We may reach Thy conclusions
In the dark!
" 1t was no deed of ours" said his foes,
With strange eXultation,
That none of their side had laid loY
This one man of the natiOnl
They claim hm-not one side or other,
But both, now he's gone
As brethren their hero their brother,
And still they fought on
In the dark!
: General Jackson was shot on the I'd of May,
S own men, in the dark.
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A DMTNISTRATOR,s NOTICE.-.THES SUB.

a ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.--THE SUB.
N seriber having qualified at the last session. August
term Wake County Court the OF Camp
having accounts CLAIMS demands against sal estate to
present them him for payment within the time prescribed
by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their
while all indebted said estate they will please call
at Mr. P Pescnd's Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them.
CHAS. 81 JOHNSON, Admir-.
ofC. T. Iredell, decd.
October IA, 1858. So
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RXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH.

N XECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH.
n Carolina Adjutant Generals Office Raleigh, October
9Th, 1868. General Orders No. 4
The first section of the Act of the General Assembly
passed July 7h 1862 intended 10 apply to the mill
tia then organized and not to the organization for 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 re-
quTed 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
or for special or general service.
By order Of Governor VANCE:
r. C. GATLIN, -.
Adjutant GenerslTI,
October 10, 1883. lsCS?'A'
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UAKER MEADOWS FOR RENr.- ON

UAKER MEADOWS FOR RENTs-ON
behalf Of the widow and heirs Of the late Col Jas. c.
Der next the Court House in Morganron lease for Two
years to the highest bidder the lands and plantation known
as Quaker Meadows" 1O"1
from horganton and for situation and fertility is unsur
passed by any farm in the county of Burke
The tract consists of about 1900 acres one half o which
is cleared and of this than 500 acres rich river hot
avn -'e' o0'-
The place will be let in two parcels The homestead
contains large two story brick dwelling with the nsna
ouibuldings found on large plantation. N'O"'
The other section has good dwelling house and ont
houses 1' anu JUL
Possession given Immediately.
At the same time and place. will be sold quantity of
Corn Wheat Rye, Fodder, Hay, &c. and few Negroes
Raleigh, Oct 90 1863 5td
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NTOTICE.- UP AND COMMITTED

NJOTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
u the Jail of Forsyth County on the 4th dag OF
and PETER ROBERT is feet 81 inches high, weighs
l45 lbs light completion IS DID, and says
ampton County, Va, Chesapeake Bay and that he
taken by Confederate scouts brought to Rich,
mond put upon the block and not sold, was then carried
To Abingdon, Va where he runaway, was apprehended
and brought here WILLIAM is feet So inches high
weighs about lbs dark complexion with heavy beard
is ABOUT as years age and sys he born and raised
in Craven County, N. c. but carried to Richmond and
sold John Davis of that place, to whom he now be-
longs PETER is feet az inches high, weighs about
l6u lbs dark complexion heavy beard, little gray and
says he also belongs John Davis of Richmond but
born and raised Dupn County, N. G. Both Peter and
William Runaway from Abingdon, Va. The owners of
said bny are requested to forward prove property,
paw charges aud take them away or they will be dealt
N! MASTEN, Shift.
Oct II, 1888 s5-tf
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MOTTO E.-THE FIRM HER ETOFORE
" known under the appeation Of Ltck 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 FarriSs by whom
the business VIII in future be conducted
c. Farrss tendecs his ackuOw edgemeuts to the pa
irons of the old firm for their beraty and punctuaty
and respectfully requests continuance of the same under
his auspices CHARLES NJ. FARRlSS:
October 1863 74-tf
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NTO NAME.-HNO NAME" BY WILKIE
lN COLLINS, author of the " Woman in White. Price
81 bv mail 81 80 An exceedingly fascinating amd spir
tied work-for sale by W. l.. POMENol.
October 90, 1868. Do
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g Took HOLDERS MEETING OFFICE
- W. r. R Co Wilmington, N. c.. Oct. 22d 's63-
The Swentyeghh Annual Meeting of the Ste ckhoTders of
the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Comps nv, will be
held in the town of Wilmington, WednesI ay the 18th
of November next, J. W, THOMPS( IN Sec'y
. Oct. 26, 1858, sS-td
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EIFTY DOLLARsREWARD.--

Unity DOLLARS REWAR
II from the subscriber the night of the ed lnS an
Yadkn county, two negro boys, HENRY and MAIh.-
Henry is dark color about 81 DID, medium height
and sze his skin under his Clothes is rough from
cent attack of chicken pox bought him of j. ]. Hean
gen. OF Charlotte N c. and suppose he trying make
lis way to Richmond Va as he has twice before ade
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling on
the
Mack about u years DID, not tan and rather cbunkey
has scar in each temple close ehis hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry are travelling together
will pay the above reward for the apprehension OF the
said bows their confinement that get hem or their
'''N " nav L LYNCH.
A. ~ 1890 67-f
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y "STONEWALL JACKSON" by Virgni an:
Price, So, at POMERo1 D
October %. 1858. So
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OFFICE w. & w. Il. r. CO., WHINING.
" ton. N. G Oct. 22d, 1858. Dividend No. 25.
The Directors have declared dividend of twenty per
cent. the Capital Stock of the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company payable TO the Stockholders and af
ter the 18th Of November next Books for Transfer CT
Stock will be closed the LIST Of November until after
the 18Th J. w. THOMPSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Oct. 26, 1888. Std.
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GAMP 3IST REGIMENT n. C. TROOPS,
~ Sullyuns Island, Oct. 2lts lsG3.-Thrty dollars
ward will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
or Col Peter Maliett, at Camp Holmes of private W. L. D.
HILL ofConpauv d, 3si regiment N. G: I. Said Hill
resides in Spikes District Wake County, aud absent with
out leave. Il j.. Bryant,
Oct 2s, 1858. ss22tpd.
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NEASONIC.-THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND
I'VE Representatives of the Grand Lodge of Free aud
Accepted Masons of will meet at the Ma
sonic Hail. in this City, Monday evening the 18th of
December next, at 7 ock
full representation is earnestly desired as business of
much Importance will then and there be submitted for he
consideration of the Grand Lodge
WILLIAM 7. Balm, Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, n. C Oct 10, 1858. std.
~ Spirit of the Age COPY Ii II day
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ENTITY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from the subscriber about the l4h of MAY, my negro
bov SIDNEY. He is about II years old, dark mulatto,
black keen ewes and sharp face He have g6oe off in
Ire army with some soldier; but he Is supposed to be Turk
inc abt Oxford or Henderson where he has relatonS-
The above reward will be paid upon his apprehension and
confinement in JAIL his delivery to D. c. Herndon, in
Oxford his in the lower part OF Orange county
pear Cedar Fork. b. ID. HERNDON.
lime 10 s63 50-wSSwtf
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nNE HUNDRED DoLLARs REMARD.

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
W Runaway from the subscriber the 9th of July last
my boy EVANS. lie is between 80 and IS d. aud
is black feet inches high and will weigh about 40
pounds; quick spoken large full eyes, and shows the
whites of Them very much easily excited, has scar,
think the right side of his head just above his ear
caused by a burn. He has wife at Solomon Terrells,
twel We miles East of Raleigh. He has had
wife at Joseph FOwlers, Esq on Little River, and has
been there he has also been the
Of STicklands below Wakefield; he has uncle
in Nash County Nashville and understand belongs
to Mrs. Battle that place will pay the above
waTdf1r his apprehension and confinement that can
get him. w. j. ALLEN Raleigh, N c..
Oct. 26 1868. S6-w&swtf
GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY AT PUB.
" Lie AUCTI0N.-On Tuesday The 10th of November
next-beiug the Tuesday OF Bunconbe Superior Court
will sell at Public Auction in the town of asheve that
valuable property so long known the EAGLE HOTEL,
of which any description is deemed unnecessary The
property, embracing the Lots attached contains about
acres. -
All the Furniture of every description, being sufficient
for the accommodation of 800 boarders.
A LOT of young and likely Negroes including family
consisting of aman, his wife and two boys, who will be
sold together. .-. .'3i3 "a.
number of fine Horses, Hacks, Buggies Wagons, fine
Harness, some good Cows, &c. ..s-. ~.
ALSO,
Tract of l2 well timbered Land lying with
in two miles of Asheville - ar
Unless sold previously at private SALE the whole of this
valuable property will beexposed at public sale the high
est bidder, on the above mentioned day. =
Terms made known on the day of the sale.
Asbevile, Oct &c, 1858. 86-8t
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n OTJCE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
lN to the Jail of Guord county, Greensb oro' N G
the Sh day of August 1853, negro who cal him
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 10 pounds black with very thick under lip
Some scars on the back of his neck which he says
done by aIancet when he Was sick He has beard
around the mouth and looks to be about IS years DID, and
says he belongs Edmund Norcum of Ca reret county,
and was left with Edmund Maet and hired to Bur-
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N. c. 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 be viii
be dealt with according to law C. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County.
October l, 1868. At
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TINE SOUTHERN WOMEN OF THE SEC
i OND AMERICAN REVOLUTION, together with our
Victories and Exploits of Confederate War Steam
ers, &c, &c. Price STAT POMER0Y'S.
October %, 1868. So
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nFFtCE N. C. X. r. CO.. NANCE, OCT
" 3d. iS63-A sale of eligible town lots will be held
s finely situated Immediately the Railroad near Ora
ham The lots laid off 200 feet square, the streets 100
Wde with Two large open squares, aud the sale claims the
healthy home. P'-'A-'' 'nu
Terms-cash approved bond at six months with in
terest from date. THOMAS WFRR prost
Oct. &C. 1863. ee "a
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NUARIUS, BEING PART THIRD OF LES
w MISERABLES, by Victor Hugo. Price SsoU-by
mail 81 Is. ...cs, L.
Also Fantine, Shy mail, 81 Is. Gosette. So by
mail 81 I5-at fomrrS1 o. ?:
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1868. OBJ"