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g., :" H. Parrish, who has been living in this City,
r. " |s past eighteen months, and Thos j. Green,
= "'fren County, we're lodged in jail on Saturday
~ =, charged with extensive robberies of harness,
sHdS clothes, &c. 81. ..a So. .+s
H. ,'s'SrS c. W. D. Hutohigns and J. W. B. Wat
VINO had lost some harness, traced it to the
session of Thos. j. Green in Warren County and
w., g,s'ed it set Of harness belonging to Gov.
Y. n.y. which they had stolen, was also recovered.
sn 1O"les, of this City, haG been robbed by them
~ l' amount of $4,000. They concealed themselves
% MS counter during night auction sale. and
a'ned u there until he had locked up and left
,s, ,AaSelhard, whom they robbed of nearly $4,000
n.y. s] oi clothing and five trunks, has recovered
,rs WI the articles. The Grand Jury have found
Dill against them, and they are in jail await
'"la az the next Fall term of the Superior Court.
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The Vicomte de St. Roman has been sent by the
French Government to ours to negotiate for the ex-
portation of the tobacco bought for France by
French agents. s-... .-..-> ,... '' a. ., .-..r
The Confederate States Government has at last
consented to allow the tobacco toeave the country
provided the French Government will send its own
vessels for it q. l.-..-.. .sf..--. ..-,. f.r~
f. The latter WiU send French ships accompanied
by armed Conveys -, -a-' &.
Tp this the United States Government objects in
RI toto ~ .-.s n @. grzsae ssE a..Es a.-l $3.50
Vlcomte de st. Roman is now making his way
to New. York to send the result of his mission
through the French consul, to the Emperor = IL
The French frigates 10 New York are there on this
errand. d.-RichnOnd Examiner. - rs -l.r s-4l.
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LETTER FROM PRESIDENT DAvIs.-The Mobile pa
pers publish the following letter from President
Davis to the Confederate Society,"" of Enterprise,
Mississippi:
RICHMOND, Va, Sept IL, 1858.
j. ~ Rdrnlan, Esq, Secretary of Tie Cosderate Society,"
Mississippi:
S-I have received your letter of the 22d u enclos
ing copy of address to the people of the Confederate
States calling upon them TO unite in effort to restore
and maintain the par value OF the currency with gold by
forming societies of citizens who will engage to sell and
buy only at reduced prices The object of the address
laudab and sincerely hope for it great success in
arousng the people to concerted action upon subject of
the deepest Importance The passion for speculation has
become gigantic evil 1t has seemed to take possession
Of the whole country and has seduced citizens of all class
es from determined prosecution of the war sordd
effort to money. 1t destroys enthusiasm and weak
public confidence l. Injuries the efficiency Of cry
which demands the Jealous cooperation of the
people in repelng the public enemy and threatens to
bring upon every calamity which befall freemen
struggling for independence. .-
The united exertons of societies like those you propose
should accomplish much towards abating this evil and in
fusng spirit into the community.
trust therefore that will continue your labors
til their good effect becomes apparent everywhere.
Please accept thanks for the comforting of your
patriotic letter. 1t is relief to receive/such communi
cation at this time when earnest ert Is demanded and
when am burdened by the complaining and despondent
letters of many who have stood all the day idle and
blame anybody but themselves for which have
come and dangers which threaten.
Very respectfully, your fellow. citizen,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Upon reaching the Tennessee river, from the field
of Chckamauga RoSecranZ addresses his troops
Fellow soldiers" said he, the object of our ex-
pedition was the possession of Chattenooga-and
here we arel" Brief and to the point; lorcible,
true and adroit. Thus far the campaign, whose
mysterious surges are rolling above us has no clear
er as it certainly cannot have more laconc histo-
ry. The few words of the Federal General iumin-
ate the whole page as q ray from dark lantern,
and no man can close his eyes to the somewhat
painful glare which they throw full upon him.
Not even Gen. Bragg himself can contradict them,
except with his sword, and such strokes as it may
please heaven to send US through his hands in the
few days of fair weather just before Unless We
hasten to make hay while the shines, the story
as thus tod, will hold good through all times; the
spring will open untoward dangers to our arms
the cause, which now turns upon the pivot of its
crisis, will droop like flower which has been un-
tended; and the end must fade out of sight in
rolling torrent of disasters-in fogs and gooms.--
God forbid it ... .. ..,
At present the case stands about in this wise:
We have lost the gate to lower East Tennessee the.
river, which was our base, and the facilities which
these afforded for progressive movements into Mid
die Tennessee and Kentucky. We have gained
hand to-hand fight we have repelled powerful in
vasion, we have preserved Georgia and secured
commanding position around the enemy. Rose
crauz, the other hand, has acquired all that we
have lost He has reached Chattanooga and forti-
fed it. taken up the river line as his base and now
prepares to winter quietly in his new quarters,
leaving uncivllly out in the cold to take of
ourselves as best we can or must Physically and
to all appearances in the aggregate he is the gamer;
for after the prisoners artillery and standards taken
at Chickamauga are counted our victory is told,
whilst our deficit, in the long sum total glory in
cluded does not make up for any results yetachev-
ed. In q word, we have lost ten or twelve thou
sand men without receiving an equivalent in produ-
cling territory Chattanooga Rebel Fl. So.
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GuDH.BnL on Exrxprs AcAn-The 1atsrng.poe

GEN. D H. BILL on ExENPTs AGAN-The htslli0enccr
yesterday contained the following racy from its
correspondent at "the fronts"
Application for leave of absence in Gen. W. a. Walkers
Division of Gen. Hills Corps Gen. Walker endorsed the
appc ,tons dsapproved but respectfully forwarded to
Headquarters of Gen d. H. HILL.
Gen b. endorsed it. Approved upon the ground that
brave of the should be permitted TO go home
born during the and the usual period afterwards will
be the offspring of the towards at home who have subs
tutes and otherwise exempt Gen. Walker upon the re-
of the application cheeruily withdrew his dsaproTa
and permitted the brave soldier to 90 home. 1a...
GEORGIAN.
Missionary Ridge, Oct. ], 1s63 .. .
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~ CHANGE IN N. G. Taoops Edward G. Yellow.
ley Of Pitt, Major of the 9Th NJ @. Regiment has
been promoted to be Lieut.. Colonel of the 66th N
@. Regiment Colonel W illiatn .DeRosset, of Will
mington has resigned his position as Colonel of the
Sd n. Co Regiment on account of disability fron
wounds received at Sharpsbnrg, Nd, 1t Col Ste.
phep D. Thurston, Of brunswick, has been promo,
ted Colonel Of the 3D., vice DeRosset resigned Ma
jor William NJ. Parsley of Wilmington has been pro.
NOTED to Lieutenant Colonel of the Sd vice, Thurs
ton promoted to Colonel Capt Thomas S. Gallo
way, Jr., of Rockingham, has been appointed Col-
onel of the 22d Regiment vice COnnor resigned
Progress 80. I...# s=r- ,s.,s
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South at this moment are the heartess beings with
in her own borders who are Withholding the means
of existence from the people, and charging such ex
or6iant prices for the necessaries of life that not
only the poor, but the great mass of the communi-
~ must starve and freeze. !, What spectacles Of
horror must be witnessed this. winter If these ad-
Tersares of the country and of ofhumanity itself can
not oe reached either by the laws or the melting
appeals of the Wretched and despairingl Thus far
ag means Of indqeing them to have pity upon their
tefow-men nave failed. The time may come when
that mercy they have denied others win be denied
to themselses.-Rich DisDdtch
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Bacon is very scarce in the markets, and yet
scarcely day passes that loads of soldiers ratons
are not brought here and sold by suffers aud Others
tobacco, whiskey, etc, take them to the soldiers
and trade them for their rations of bacon, adding
three or four hundred per cent on the articles they
sell and allowing the poor soldier little more than
half price for the bacon he gives in part pay. Ought
such things to be toeratedf Are not these traders
or many of them-an injury to the army i-Pe-
ters6urq Erpress. 1''-V.' :. 81 i,
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr.-We have re-
ceived too late for this issue sketch of the discus
sion between Or. ]. 7. Leach and Col McRae, (can-
ddates for COngress,) at GoldsbOrough on the 9th
ed, if not acrimonious. Tt is apparent that Dr. L.
handled Col. McRas without gloves. We learn that
they addressed the people at Smithfed on Saturday
last Dr. Leach is asterling patriot and sound Con-
servatve and if his friends will do their whole du-
ty be will be triumphantly elected
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TESTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRicT.-We publish to-
day the proceedings of Convention held by five
Counties of this District at Hendersonville on the
2sth September. We learn verbally and by letter
that more Counties would have been represented,
but for threats made by the Confederate military,
and that some of the delegates left Hendersonvile
without taking their seats on account of these
threats. There were squads of soldiers in, town
while the Convention was in session, and a Con-
fsderats ,Lieutenant entered the body while Mr..
Carpenter was speSking and demanded to know
bis opinions on csrtain questions Such facts need
no comment lyl7= ,. i.sT zt..f. .e sf..,-s iIs,
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RA.
y LEIGH October sth 1868. Medical examining Board
No. 2 composed Of the following named Medical Officers:
-. Surgeon EUGENE GRISS0M,
Surgeon RICHARD B. HAYWOOD,
will meet at th town of Smthfeld, in Johnston County,
on Monday, the 10th of October.
KinstoD, in Lenoir, Wednesday, the 2lst-
KenansTille Duplin Friday and Saturday, the 9ad
and oath. .... -. -
Clinton, in Sampson, Monday and Tuesday, the 26h
and 9th.
Wilmington in New Hanover on Thursday and Friday,
the 29h and 3Oth of October ....
For The purpose of examining all persons who claim
emption from Home Guard duty account of physical dis
ability according the provisions General Order NoSI
issued from the Adutant Generals Ofice. -
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeoa General
Oct 10TH 1853 So
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THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Is ONE OF THE GREAT
,rIwkRks OF LIBERTY, AND, TnEREEoRE, OUGHT NEW
r. TO BE REsrRAINED.--BiH of Rights Of. North-
Carolina. .
CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGlNG THE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS; OR THE RlGhF
,F THE PEOPLE PEAcEABLY TO ASSEMBLE AND PEIlTlON
- l,. ,oI,pxxrNT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
Constitution of the Confederate States. r.
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? EscouhAsNG.-7We make, the following extract
ifom letter addressed to the Editor of the Stand
ard, dated 18th September, 1ss3:: ls- g6rI sazg
-" Enclosed send yop one hundred doIlsr bill,
Bank OF Cape Fear, as small contribution towards
accommodation for your severe losses in the SER
vicetof our country. ] sincerely synpathize with
you IN Your losses, but hope they win not relax
your energy in the course you have taken" .7ls
The writer of this letter is one Of the wealthiest
and most enlightened citizens of North. Carolina.
Indeed he is probably the largest stakeholder in
the border, If not in the cotton States. The mere
mention Of his name, which we withhold out Of re-
GARD Tor ais wishes, would. at once command uni
yersai respect in this State. Approval and COM
mendation from such source is indeed valnsble,
and the recollection oft win be cherishedb by US as
long as we live. -. -
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DISTRESS IN -RICHMoND.-A mass meeting of the
citizens of Richmond was held on Saturday night
last to take into consideration the high prices OF the
necessaries of life and to suggest means for rene
dying the evil The Richmond papers evince much
concern on the subject The Sentinel says:
1--WE have repeatedly called attention to the con.
dtion OF the poor of the city, and do so again with
the hope that some steps will be speedily taken to
relieve their necessities. Already numbers are suf
fering from the cold weather and the lack of sub
stantial food, and if aid is not given them star
cation WiH end their miseries Those who were
formerly IN moderate circumstances, are reduced
now to almost beggary and we know of a case
where relic after relic OF former days have been sent
20 auction to get the means purchasing provisions
until but little more is left If this is the case with
those who were once doing well, what must be the
condition OF the poor needle women, with little chill
dren to clothe and feedr How long will this state
of things continue, no one knows unless the Legis
lature will come to the rescue and pass stringent
law to reduce prices.
The Glover Hill Coal Mining Company, not to be
behind in these days of extortion, have advanced
the price of coal to thirty dollars load The deal
ers i'll this city, to be in fashion, will of course, ad
vance their price. 60 ahead, ye mounted men and
arstocrats there will be settlement some of these
days, and that, too, to your sorrow"
p The Enquirer traces the high prices to great
extent to the large amounts paid per day-fifteen
to twenty thousand dollars-by the gambling es-
Adjustments for provisions. 1t says: g.
What punishment is too sweeping too severe
for crime that is undermining public morals, squan
dering public funds, enhancing prices, and disgra
cling the city and Statei 1t is notorious fact that
public funds are nightly squandered in these hells
that official honor and honesty are there betted
away. But more than this, and worse than this :
there are twelve of the thirty odd faro banks in
Richmond send each tfteeH hundred dollars per day
market, and the balance average one thousand dol
lars per day Here is one of the chief sources Of
high prces-these bells earn their money so easily
that it is matter of the smallest consequence what
they pay for marketing Their splendid Shippers
attract the crowd their liquors ntoxicate and their
cads win the money"
The Legislature Of the State of Virginia has just
passed very stringent act for the suppression Of
gambling. If public opinion will not put down vice
and immortality, it can hardly be done by law.
These are sad pictures, and they may be seen else
where besides in Richmond; but if zoe had painted
them, as the leading Richmond papers have done
We should have been charged with giving aid and
comfort to the enemy. r....-...... ......
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MORE MOB LAw.-The Wilmington Journal of
the 9th publishes communication which purports
to come from soldier. 10 which the writer says,
speaking Of the Standard, how long will such
state of affairs be allowed to go unpunished H"--
thus clearly foreshadowing more mob law sgainst
our establishment ..sh ...-. "...
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SYRUP NOT TITLED We
learn from Maj Badham, Chief Tithingman for this
State, that mOlasses or syrup made from Chinese
sugar cane IS not taxed in kind. .---- - /
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NEW TERMS.

Tho terms of the SdaIard henceforth will be three dot-
lars for the Weekly six months, and four dollars for the
Sor. Weekly six months invariably in advance Owing
condition of the currency and the uncertainty Of The
Zines subscriptions for longer period than six months
will not be received. - -s..s.. H.. .-.-.. ....
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Missionary Ridge, 0ct.l, 1868.

Lookout Point is seventeen hundred feet above the level
Of Chattanooga and alb miles and quarter distant
from it in straight line This position commands the
enemy's works .....
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I" We learn from the Augusta 0hronieie that W.
Alvin Lloyd, author of the SouthernRailroad Guide,
was shot, and 1t lis feared fatally wounded, in
street recontre at Mobile on the 1st instant --Ar
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The ,comm1nicationof 81 Davidson ON the " Right
of Secession" in reply to "Aarion" of the State
Journal shall appear in our next. ,s -
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Gen, Clark has carried every County in Missis.
sipp, in the late Gubernatorial election in that
State. Ole. = sfu. z .G.rA !, l,-a ,.rt ..- Q K
pia '.E- .es.A = r.-., 1.r. S.r-'a E .i--.i
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month IN .y.r .r.- .......-. ..-- ..
Col. Rankin. 2lst y; g. Regiment ... ,..v .s .
I" }. K. Connolly, 55th :--.
Wn. Gibsor, 4sth Geo rgia- -H-
Lieut. Col j. r.. Herbert lss Md InIantry BattaiiUn.
N. }, Bulger, 47th Alabama -a
Maj. w n. w illiamson, 7th Tenn. .-.. -.-' ID
.a" J. NJ Hancock, I'd N. G. Battalion.
Capt. Geo. A. Graves. 22d N. @. Regiment.
b.. q. A. Ban ton, 18th Va.
s. W. Brewer, 26th N. c. 30 '".
Geo. H. Jones 22d Ga. .. g..
' Geo. S. Jones' I'd Georgia Battalion. ~ -
John W. johnson, 1Ith Ga. .. ..
1t d. ]. Walker, 18th N. c. .
" -fhos. Newell. 45th Ga. ~,
:" Henry Shepherd, 43d N. O.. ...- ..--
W. @. Mercer, 37th Va. Cavalry.
J. E. Weymouth, 18th Va. ,.- ID.
w. q. Barton, lth Miss.
G. p Bryan. 81 n. c Cavalry.
]. II. Williams; l4th 8. @. - a:s ....,a.. -...
" M Kelly, 4Sth Ga. - e.. .,-r
VIM. E. KILN, 45tb GA. ........ . ..r
J. NJ. Ray, 4Sth n. c. -. s-..' 49,.
NJ. B. Swearingen 5th Fla.
EN- Kidd. I'd La. s. ...' -.' e
B. Barksdale, 23d Va. Ind r.s -.'.=. r... .
A. NJ. Belsher, I'd Miss. ..". .-. .--s-.i- .. .-
s Genargin, 10th Ala. ....-
" Jas. A. Rfddick, Sd Va.
Mr: says one or two other officers are in the same
Hospital whose names he did not get He sys they
all well treated. Col Connolly has lost an arm Colonel
Leventhppe doing well The ieers were expecting
to be sent to JOhnsOns Island, Ohio.
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oRTTUARY NOTICE.

oDed ON the st day of August 1863 SHoBAH STAee son
Of VIM. Stagg Esq, Of Randolph county aged IS years
months and days He died of fever contracted ON the
Cape Fear near Wilmington. God hath seen t to take
him from u.s. but We trust that his spirit is at with his
.Redeenner. TCoN
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Confederate Officers confined in Baltimore.
We are under, obligations to a, friend for the fol-
lowing list of Confederate officers confined in West
Buildings Hospital, Baltimore, on the 25th of last
month
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Mr. Turner will address the people Of Raleigh
md vicinity in the Courthouse on the evening of
tuesday, the 9th October.
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Puhlie SDeAkins.

The candidates for Congress in this District
Nsrs. Arlington and Turner will address their fel-
IOV. citizens at the places and times following:
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mo THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
Il CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The undersigned
take pleasure urging upon their fellowctizens of this
Congressional District the Of Lieut.. THOMAS G.
FULLER fit person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut.. Fuller has consented TO allow his name
TO be used by his friends These times when platforms
are needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him
self and the people of this District He has done his duty
well in this war for after exhausng all to retain
our old Union in its perfection he of the hrst
af ter Lipcons Proclamation to volunteer private In
the army in which he is serving as an officer.
MANY CITIZENS.
July q, 1858. .. 60-h
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WANTED AT THIS OFFICE TWO GOOD
w COMPoSlToRS, who can get steady employment.
Raleigh, Oct 8, 1865. ---t - t9si5 .27f Sit :.
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Oct. 18th, 1858.

HOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE IN CHAPEL
Ii HiII N. C. The house contains y rooms, OF Them
Is H 90 others nearly 20 feet square there are 10
fire places There kitchen, stable and well on the
lot which contains about of ground and Is opPo
site the Episcopal church Nam street. The ouse and
kitchen insured will either sell or exchange Tor
farm IN the c Luutry .- K B. WATT, EG..
... Chapel Hill, N. c.
Oct l2 1883 42-4tpd.
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N~OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
IN the Jail of Guilford county, Greensboro N. G.
the 9th day of August ls63 NEGRO who calls him
self GEORGE, is 5 feet 10 inches high and will weigh
aboat 40 pounds, black with very thick under lip
Some scars on the back of his neck which he says
done By lancet when he sick He has some beard
around the mouth and looks to be sbOut45 years DID, and
says he belongs Edmund Norcum of Ca eret county
and was left with Edmund Maiet and was hired to Bur
ney Hooper, Of Fayetteville N c. He says he has been
runawayfr some time - -l =. - sE1' -
The owner of said boy requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with according to law. c. A. BOON,
r goo r.. 3t=-e-' Sheriff of Guilford County
October l. 1858. - sc, E- H-t&
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SAMUEL II. CHRISTIAN FOR CON.
- GRESS.-Many of the citizens of Moore County de-
sire TO vote for SAMUEL H. CHRISTIAN, of Montgom-
cry County representative in Congress from the 9TH
Congressional District. .. .--..- %.
July 10, 1868. .- --r -....-. 56-td.
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90 900 OF NORTH-cARO-
wv lima eight and six cent BONDS new issae for
which the highest market pFce will be pad. =
N Apply to t.ai. ssM. Z. RICHARDSON q co. g.
Raleigh, Aug g. 1868. 80. o. tt 30
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IMPORTANT SALE.-oN TUESDAY, THE
Sd day of November next, at the residence of ES-
iY o SMITH decd Will expose to public sale certain
articles of personal property belonging to the estate to
wit: corn fodder shucks &c will also, at the same
time and place rent the land and hire the negroes belong
ing to the estate for the year 1854 Terms Of hiring and
sale are credit for six months and bond with security
JACOB SORRELL, = 80
w .a-.. -. . = H. a... Administrator.
Oetober 1e 1863 . go --- ~ 4S--wStpd.
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nsn REV RID ..-RANAwAY FROM
SDebOthe subscriber the I2th Of October. q negro
boy IVES Said boy VERT black about so years Of age,
feet or sinches high wilt pay the above reward for
his apprehension that may get him or TOR his delivery
70 me at Oak Ridge GuilfOrd County n Q:
/ .z-Tr v-E.E'.s+l. fyeFat : THOMAS 6hAhAM-
Ian AZ 1898 - --s-,,---a- -. ss.-5 S--tf
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"HE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
u JONES' of Polk County, announce him as COnser
vative candidate for Congress in the 10th Con gessonaf
District of North Carolina.
July z, 1868. 55-tcpd. :.
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VN ARE AUTBORIZE BY THE
w friends of Lieut. WALTER DUNN, of Lenor
County, to The of that gentleman
ddae to represent the people ohe I'd Congressional Dis
trict in the next Confederate Congress
August 81. 1865. - --- 70-tE.