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VALUABLE SCHOOL. BOOKS.

NoRNEILdE Frsnch,)
Msrescar's Grammar,
Noel and chspsaIs French Grammar
Pfuney's
Porneys cPehelI
Addicks Elements,
. Mtehelfs Astronomy, ~ 80
" Emersons, Sd part, Et7Atf "-f,t'3
Urapers Chemistry, ~''' - - ~"
Ntch's Physical Geography ...'
Builion's Latin Reader,
Davies Eegendre, ~ ~ p -
!. q University Arithmetic, t--g -: ea.
OlmSteads School Astronomy
Comstock's Chemistry, -' -
Bulli1n's Greek Reader, ~ 80
Cesar
Ghsmi.t5y. ior bsginnerA,
Wilson's Logic,
Adams Arithemetic,
Oimstead's School Philosophy, =
PsIker's Rhetorical Reader, "a
Sophocles' Greek Grammar
Churcb's Geometry, s.. -..E-.-..
Loomi6 LogarYthms, -..--- go.
Analytical Geometry,
Pierce's Trigonometry;
Bullion's First Lessons, - .!
.Ross' Southern Speaker, -
Mtchelrs Ancient Geography aud Ata4 IS
SDraQue's Natural Philosophy,
Porter's Analysis, - =;
. Deuosthenes' Select 0ratons,'
Comstocks Geology
Emmon's f- p t-E1f
1nthon's Dictionary, z4-: -
Greek and Roman Antiquities, $3.50
Kuhuer's Elementary Greek Gramua1,
BulIiou's Cicero, r - $500
Barbee's Histories. -, Z.L3 ~
For ssIe by h. D. FgRNKR.
= - - 'ss Nc. Book siere.
Raleigh, June -, 1858. - @v,- : he+st
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RANAWAY,

ENRON THE, SUBSCRIBER NEAR HUNTSVILLE,
II Yadkin County. N. G the night Of the llth inst,
my negroes viz: HENRY mulatto negro weighs about
l4o $50 lbs and raised in Culppeper, Virginia.
FRANK black boy, % years Of age, weighs about $50
ls0 lbs, and raised Washington, n. G.
think the boys attempt to get back where they
raised. ; ~ f..s -.-.
will pay LIBERAL reward for their apprehension and
delivery to me- if lodged in any jail so that get them.
H.. WIN. w. LONG.
June 20, 1858. q. 5o-tE
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HIGH SHOALS IRON WoRKs--These works are
now fully under way, rolling iron, manufacturing
nails, &c. See advertisement in our paper to-day.
The proprietors have made heavy investment, and
are working large number of hands. They de-
serve commendation for their enterprise and energy.
They offer nails, wholesale oEretail at the low price,
considering the present cost of manufacturing them,
of 70 cents per pound The company we learn, will
soon commence the manufacture of tacks and sprigs.
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Raleigh, JuDe Is, 1858.

. a EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
for sale situated three and half miles frou. this
City and consisting Of about three hundred acres =
There Il fine growing crop Of corn, pea4 oats end pO"
t.toss on h W, ROBf. ANDREWS.
osi;.5 Jrra 10. 1ssS - = sssiansf - bUt-fm
NJ AILs FOR SALE, AT TIE HIGH SHOALS
IL Iron Works IN CASTOR County, n. O. Terms cash
Nails win be delivered ct Iron Depot on the Whining
"a, 1,Sd1sss HfGH SHOALS IRON CO..
=. Iron, Lincoln County hsC.
+, June lS. 1883. v-14. - 5O-tlDpd'
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CALVIN J. ROGERS, ESQ, al q candidate for
Fowe, resigned.
June ls, 1858. 5O-td
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Election in Wake County.

twill be seen, by the notice in our paper to-day,
that an election will be held in this County on Fri
d,v the 26th instant for q member of the House of
CommOns to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
sgnation of Gen. Fowle.
We trust there will be full turn. out of the peo-
rls and that the Conservatives of the County will
mite mon and elect some tried and true Conserva
sret fill the place. Let our friends be on the alert
At all the precincts against the tricks and msrepre-
,,iops of the Destructives. They will most proba-
Nv have some secret understanding to run a capdi-
date on the day of election. full turn out of the
Conservatives and concentration of their votes on
One man will ensure their success. Forewarned,
6resrmed. Let eUery Conservative go to tbs polls.
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We regret to learn that Josiah Collins, Sr, Esq,
died very suddenly in HillsbOrough, on Wednesday
morning last
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STOP THE sKULKERS.-e0O REWARD,

STOF THE ShULhEkS.-v1O HEWARDs
nESERTED FROM TIE HARRINGTON LIGHT
~ ARTILLERY. Company Z, 4oth Regiment n C. T., on
the night of the 18th instant while the march from
Franklin to Petersburg, Va.
ISAAC PARS0UR SO years Of age blue eyes, dark hair
forid complexion, S feet IL inches high.
= ZACHARIAH PRICE. 90 years Of age grey eyes, dark
hair fair complexion feet inches high. long straight
nose with peculiar expression of countenance
MOSES PRICE, is years of age, grey eyes, light hair
fair complexion, considerably fecked, feet 81 inches
high.
The above deserers were eonscrps from the 9th regi-
ment n c. Militia Col Gentry, Ashe county, and it is sup
posed their way home.
Zack Price discharged from the hospital at Jerusa-
lem the day before his deserou and pale and feeble
The above reward will be paid for their apprehension and
me- the commandant of conscrpts at Raleigh.
LOUIS Il. WEBB, Capt.
Comd'ng Harrington Light Art
Co. K, 40 Regt N. c. T.
June 10, 1858. 5O-4w.
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Executive Department N. C.,)
ADJUTANT GENERALs OFFICE (MILIT.A)
RALEIGH June II, 1853

. hALEIGHI June TT I6b3
General Order,
n THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF TIE MILL
he tia will Immediately assemble their respective Reg
ments and enroll all ablebodied free white and ap
prences residents of this State who shall be of the age
of eighteen and under forty yesrs-not liable who
have heretofore been exempted from the conscrpt act and
all between the ages OF forty and forty-fve years
ii. They will specify in said enrolment what persons
claim exemption from militia service under the laws and
will opposite the of every such the ground
upon which such exemption is claimed.
Ill As soon completed the Muster Rolls required
to be forwarded to this ohice.
BY order ofGoy VAncE:
DANT. g FOWLE,
- -. Adjutsnt General.
Raleigh, June 1e, 19RS- 50-w6sw2w.
- An daily papers insert week, weekly and semi
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On the 11th inst by William P. Mcdaniel, Esq., Mr..
J1cos ". AxDEEw- TO Miss NANCY MARzAALi, both Of
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AUCTION SALE.

-. AUCTION SALE. ...
"ILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
w ccsh on the first day of July, three LOTS in the
eastern part of the City of Raleigh situate DsVe
Further particulars day Of sale The sale win take
place on the premises. HENRY KBIM.
: Raleigh, June ls, 1868. 50-tdpd
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TAX No. I.--CoME QUICK.
" sorted. "a .-
1000 yards striped Plaid Homespuu.
, 200 yards Pant Stnff, (cotton.) -s-.a.. F..
Nals Iron, Rice, Soda, Rope &C., &c. ta.E
$4,000 pounds Smoking Tobacco in barrels and papers
= h. N. BROWN CO.
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NOTICE.

.. D a.
Raleigh, ~ O., June II, 1885,
"OLDERS OF EIGHT PER CENT. CERTIFICATES,
issued from this office for Confederate States Bonds
hereby notified that the bonds have been received
of live hundred dollars aud hundred dollars and
will be issued to the holders when the certificates pre-
senied, properly endorsed. . .
Raleigh, June 10, 1858 50-lm
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IMPORTANT SALE.
AN SATURDAY THE I1TH DAY OF JULY NEXT
U as guardian of James g. Lowe, George Lswe and
VIM Lowe will expose 70 public SALE under decree Of
the County Court likely negro W0MANand four child
rem, the property of said wards.
The sale will take place at the Court House door, and
the terms will be made known on day Of sale.
A. r. PAGE, Guardian
June 10 1888 50-td.
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Office of the Raleigh e. CASTOR r. h. CO.,1
RALEIGH, N. O., June Is, 1868. n
TTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
II have declared Q dividend Of 10 per cent upon the
Capital Stock payable on and after Monday the 7h July,
1858. 80 -'s W. w. YASS, Treasurer.
June 10, 1858. - 50-6W.
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WARRENS SURGERY.
SURGERY FOR FIELD AND HOSPITALS,
BY EDWARD WARREN, N. D.,
.- Surgeon General of N. c. 80
Price, -. IS 90
For sale by Il. d. TURNER,
n. @. Book Store.
Raleigh, June 1s 1868. 5o-St.
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Office of the Raleigh & CASTOR r. R. CO.,l
;. RALnsH, N. O., june u. 1858. =
TIME ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SToCKH0LD-
ers Of this Company viii be held in this City, at the
Office of the Company on Thursday the I'd Of July next
at noon. Wv. VASS,
Sec'y and Treas'r.
June Is, 1855. 6o-td.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
LocAL'AFFAIRs.

LETT OUR CirY.--Compauy A. LIST Delaware
Cavalry, Capt. LORD, of "rr c', y -terdHy
morning, in drenching rain storm, Tor Ba'u-
more overland
RELIGIOUS SRRyIoRs.-There will be religious
services at the Central Presbyterian church, IN
this city, on Thursday evening, commencing AZ
half past ten O'Clock aud continue until Twelve.
CHRISTMAS OFFERISG.-0wing to the storm on
Sunday last, the Annual Christmas Offering at
St. Andrews church, did not take place, but
was postponed until next Sabbath afternoon ut
o'clock
WILMINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING LECTURES.
"A course Of at least eight lectures will be de-
ivered before the Wilmington Institute as fol-
lows Four lectures on Heat by I. Clarkson
Taylor, commencing Monday evening, january
18th, at 3 O'Clock, and continuing on the three
successive Monday evenings. Four lectures by
Prof e. d. Porter, Charles Bullock, Esq, Dr..
Robt. H. Porter aud Ferris Bringhurst on inter-
esting subjects to be announced hereafter. After
these lectures shall have been delivered, II ia in
tended to add one or two more if the season is
not too far advanced.
Members not in arrears admitted free. Tick
cts for single lectures 10 cents; single tickets
for the course VI II do do. 50 75 % do. do
SIS 70; ~ do do. SIC 4; 80 do. $780, 90 do,
SAB 100 do. SO.
These lectures are especially designed to bene'
fit schools. The price of tickets has been re-
duoed in order to extend the benefits rs widely
as possible. Solid instruction by attractive ant
interesting experiments and explanation is aimed
at II is hoped that our citizens will take al
active interest in the entire course.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
SHARP PRACTICE.

We have recently had sent to this Office
fair specimen of copperhead morality 1t
is prospectus" of that prince of treason
able journals "The World" It comes
not from New York, the place of publica-
ton, but from Washington, under the
frank Of al. A. Nelson NJ c." who it
appears find no more valuable service to
render his country than lilching from the
Post Office Department by using his
frank to circulate the advertisement of
that wretched maligner of the government,
the "World" 1t boasts of having five
times the circulation of any Democratic
conservative (?) newspaper" and yet is
reduced to the dire necessity of publishing
its lying "Prospectus' by defrauding the
national treasury and dishonesty using the
franking privilege. No paper clamors
so loudly against the cheating and de-
frauding of the "dear people" by govern
ment agents, and yet it commences the
year by doing both. 1t is one great
cheat. Protesting to be friend Of the
country it omits no opportunity to aid
and abet the Shareholders rebellion, and
is willing to keep itself in motion by using
the frank of III. A. Nelson, NJ O."
This however, is a fair specimen of the
loyalty ard morality of "The World" 1t
commenced under the hypocritical garb of
religion, and will no doubt finish its course
as UNANIMOUSLY as it began. We hope the
"Word' is satisfied with this Editorial
y Notice" and beg to assure it that what
hbave written it is welcome to gratui-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
MCCLELLAN NOMINATED.


An awkward squad Of old style politi-
clans, met, one day last week, in a SMALL
room somewhere in the State House at
Philadelphia, and, under the auspices oil
Amos Kendall aud Max Laugenschwartz,
nominated Gen. Mcclellan for the Prest-
dency and Ex GOV. Campbell, of Tennes-
see, for the Vice Presidency of the United
States. Ofcoursc these two gems OF pa
triotsm and loyalty will be elected. The
philadelphia Press thus comments upon
this wonderful nomination
General McClellan's nomination for
the Presidency, at last settled, the next
curiosity in order will he his letter Of ac-
ceptance. After fashion, the public are
interested to know what he will say. His
letter of recommendation materially aided
to defeat Mr.. Woodward. 1t only requires
IL letter of acceptance to seal his own fail
IRE The corporal's guard of obscure
gentlemen, who, we regret to think, hold
the General in proprietorship, have evi.
IDENTIFY made n compact to kill him oil'
with all despatch, and his signature alone
is wanting. For General Mcclellan these
we're the worst nominators he could have
had, as for his party, General Mcclellan
was alike the worst and the best candi-
date. Fate, however, will not be lodged,
and it seems General Mcclellan destiny
to have written the Woodward letter and
to write an answer to Max Laugen
schwartz, who boasts that he has com
mand Of TIVE hundred thousand votes
which he is willing to resign III favor o
General Mcclellan, who will lead then
ION TO Washington If the volumin
GUS report of his campaigns is not mill
stone, the letter of acceptance may prove
the feather which breaks the camel's back
There is chance, perhaps, that Genera
Mcclellan may refuse. In this even
nothing will be lost or gained ThongI
he has done some service which the conn
try would not ignore, he is so much bet
ter at undoiug than doing, that we ma
safely trust him with the fortunes Of hi
party. lie will not now disappoiut tn
country, we trust, General McClella
would have taken Richmond, if he could
he will he elected if possible
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
Gen. McClellan's Report.

WAsuiNGToY, Dec. 23-General McClellan's
report was transmitted to the House to day. 1t
consists Of seven hundred and sixty.ive foolscop
pages, und is divided into four parts lie con-
cudes as follows:
al shall not nor can while living, forget that
when was ordered to the command Of the
troops for the defence of the capital the soldiers
with whom shared so much Of the anxiety aud
pain and suffering of the war had not lost their
confidence IN me rs their commander. Thy
sprang to my cali with all the ancient yigor,
discipline and courage. led them INTO Mary
land Fifteen days after they had fallen back
defeated before Washington, they vanquished
the enemy on the rugged heights Ut South Noun
tain, pursued him 10 the hard fought field OF
Antietam, and GROVE him broken and dispirited
down the Potomac into Virginia. The army hld
need of rest. After the terrible experience OF
battles and marches, with scarcely an interval
of repose, which they had gone through from
the time Of TIER leaving for u,e r.uinsula-thv
return 10 Washington, the defeat in Virginia
the victory at South Mountain, and again nj
Antietam, It was not surprising that they Were
in a large degree destitute Vi the absolute neces,
saries TO effective duty
"Their shoes were worn out, their blanket,
were lost, and their clothing we're in rags. IL
short, the men were unfit for active service, ant
an interval for rest and equipment was necessary
When the slowly forwarded supplies came to us
led the army across the river, renovated, re
| ireshed aud in good order and discipline. IN,
followed the retreating foe to n position where
WINS confident OF decisive victory when, il, iii,
midst of the movement, while my advanced guar,
was actually in contact with the enemy, | wa
removed from the command.
al am devoNtly grateful to God that my Las
campaign with this brave army was crowne,
with victory which saved nation from tn
greatest peril 1t had then Undergone
al have not accomplished my purpose it b
this report the Army Of the Potomac is no
placed high on the roll Of the historic armies q
tue world. Its deeds ennohe the nation TO whic
it belongs. Always ready for battle, AWAY
firm, steadfast and trustworthy, never Gale
on it IN vain, nor will the nation ever have cnus
to attribute it's want of success under myself q
under other commanders to any inliure ,
patriotism or bravery in that noble body ,
American soldiers
No man eau justly charge upon any porto
of that army, from the commanding general
the private, any lack of devotion to the service
the United States government, and to the cnus
OF the Constitution and the Union. They In,
proved their fealty ia much SORROW, suiTeriu
and danger, and through the very shadow
death. Their comrades and dead On all Il
fields where we fought have scarcely more clai
to the honor of - nations reverence than Il
survivors to the justice Of nation's gratitude
The report covers the period from the 18th
July, 1851, to November I, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29

The Yankees are rapidly subjugaing" New
Orleans, at least that small portion of it that
has been growing rich at the expense OF the
many. Every time the servant draws money
from the employer to buy the days supply Of
provisions, the employer finds the sum growing
small (scarcsly by degrees), and beautifully lees
He already fluids his breakfast costing him less
than half just such breakfast cost him month
ago and the rapidity and safety with which
vessels make the journey from St. Louis hither.
and the knowledge that an endless profuson Of
prodEct nave long awaited this natural outlet.
give him the assurance that the work will 90 on.
until he can obtain his daily bread at fair living
prices.
Il is scarcely necessary to say, that this most
desirable result-a result which every citizen,
and especially the poor, feels in his own daily
experience-is the first fruit of those magnificent
victories that have given back TO us the Missis.
sippi river The bastard rag Of treason, floating
upon the parapsts Of Port Hudson and Vicks-
burg, was a robber; it took the hard-earnel
wages Of the poor, day by day, and put them in
the pocket Of spectators. Ii robbed the peo
pie Of the right Of the free trade with their own
countrymen and kin by blOckadng the great
channel of commerce that no revolution can
change. The ensign of treason torn down, and
the stars and stripes planted in it's stead, the
people begin once more TO enjoy the rights and
comforts Of former days, with The assurance of
steady and constant improvement We need no
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
Cough. Colds Asthma. Bronchitis. Weak
Breast, all Pulmonary Complaints.

"Dr. Sl0aynss Compound Syrup Of Wad
CdeTy."-A trial of many years has proved to
the world that this remedy is more eflicacious in
curing all throat, breast ant lung complaints
than any hitherto known TO mankind. Ii gives
tone and strength 10 the stomach, and for the
aged and debilitated it acts as n strengthening
alternative. in llemorrhage from the Lungs,
"bwayne's Wild Cherry" is tho most safe aud
prompt styptio in use, In Pahisis known by
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic fever and
purulent expeciOrotion, it is, without exception,
the best medicine extant, oftsntimes curing the
most obstinate cases. which had baffied every
expenditure Of human skill. Prepared only by
D. swAYNE & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29
From Charleston.

The United States steamer Massachusetts ar
rived nj Fortress Monroe on Sunday morning IN
ffty-four hours from Charleston bar. She brings
24O discharged mcr, "A sick, q rebel prisoners
captured on board the steamer Chatham By the
steamer Huron, while attempting 10 escape from
the Altawakie river
The Massachusetts has Oh board portions of
the rebel distractions forwarded to Washington
by Admiral Dahgren.
The dates from Charleston harbor are to DE
cember 9th No event OF Importance had DC
CURED since the sailing of the last steamer.
But little firing had occurred between the land
batteries during the previous few days.
The lronsides and monitors are all lying saie
at their anchorage. There is no present pros
pect of active operations.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29

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Patients whose bodily health seemed eptirelv
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10 case of eruptions Of the skin on any mart Of
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-29

L. S, INTERNAL REVENUE TAN.
The United States Deputy Collector of Division
No !, comprising Wilmington, Oh,istiana
Brondywine and Mill Greek Hundreds, hereby
gives notice to the tax payers of said Hundreds That
the annual list of taxes comprising the taxes on
llcensts, incomes, carriages, silver plate, yachts
ana billiard tables, has been received from the
Assessor aud the said taxes are now due and the
Deputy Collector will be at his Office on and af,er
the 18th day Of January 1864, until the ION
DAY OF February 1864, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving the same, payments in all cases to be
male III banknblo funds. Apersons not avail
lng themselves Of the opportunity Of tho time
mined, will subject themselves to an addition of
ten per cent Gu the amount due.
JOHN p. llILYARD, Deputy Collector.
Ufice second story Post Office Builiinr.-
Office hours to IL n. M, to 81 y IN.
dec2g
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TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION No I
UNDER THE NEW NATIONAL TAX


The United States Deputy Collector of Iu-
iernal Revenue, for Division No, / comprising
Wilmington, Christians Brandywne aud Mil
Greek Hundreds, informs the Manufacturers.
Butchers and others, that the duties and taxes
accruing upon their returns to the Assessor
for the month of November, 1863. will he
due on the 10th day of December, and that
he will he at his office, on and after the Dist
until the Slst, for the purpose of receiving
the same Payments in all cases to be made
in bankablo funds.
All persons not aveiliug themselves of the on
porlunity Of the time named, will subject them
selves to an addition of ten per cent on the
amount due.
am prepared to deliver licenses 10 those mar
sons who have not taken them out heretofore
JOHN P. HlLYARD, Deputy Collector.
Office second story Custom House building.
Office hours 8 to II A. NJ, l to 81 P. NJ.
LDec. 10Th 2w.