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WANTS.
DOARD AND ROOM WANTED.
FOR SALE OR RENT,

EURNISHED HOUSE IN BALTI-
IL MORE CITY FOR RENT, one square from
Washington Depot;-Will rent first and second
or unfurnished, Range, Hot and Cold Water, Gas,
Bath, &C. Inquire OF Rev. NJ. l.. FORBES, No. ID
r street, Washington City, from 8 to o'clock
y. m. del6-3ts
EOR RENT. 1.-TWO ELEGANT FUR
IL NIsHED PARLoRs, connected by folding
central part OF the city. Apply at 6ss seventh
street, up stairs, between Louisiana avenue and D
EOR LE.---EIGHT HUNDRED
dollars only for part Of Furniture and posscs-
eight rooms, $50 per month. One thousand dol.
lars will buy house, 90 BY % feet, on Fifteenth
HrpS;: ss:s Rnn Saloon sS'f
wants avenue: Two Basement Rooms, admirably
adapted for a Restaurant and Eating Household
Houses and Lots In all parts OF the city for sale
Furnished Rooms and 0fiiees for rent.
MITCHELL SON. Rs s.n Estate ,BS
A WELL FURNISHED PARLOR
Der OF Congress for rent with or without board At
.i:e: i.s gentlemen can Co accommodated with
Warrington, D. c., deciO.iw.
EOR RENT AND PART OF FURNI-
n
ADvANTAGE-A small but good house with
eight rooms and all modern improvements, close
to the War Department, can be used for business
purposes II desired. Apply at the Real Estate and
Intelligence Office, No. Oil Ninth street. near Penn
sylvanis avenue Also, several other houses for
rent and sale.
dees N. H. MILLER.
FOR SALE.--A VALUABLY GRIST
IT. MILL, in Georgetown, D. c., fronting seven
Lredsriet and Market strsst., and extending to
the canal. Its capacity 10 from two hundred to
two hundred and fifty barrels Of -four per day.
Also, three-story warehouse, adjoining the mill
on the east side.
For further particulars, inquire of Walter s.
Cox, lol Gay street, Georgetown, or 10 Louisiana
avenue, Washington, d. c. dec4.2w
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
l. large quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he prepared to deliver to purchasers in any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities to suit pnr-
ehasefs. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. go Twelfth street, between Z and = streets.
no6-u " F. +. CORBETT.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADJurANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 90, 1858. }

WAn DEPARTMENT.
An!urANr GESEaAL's OrrIcr, !
WARRINGTON. Nov. 30, 1858.
General Orders, No. $50.
!. Commanders Of geographical departments are
authorized to grant leaves Of absence in accordance
with the General Regulations Of the Army
but all officers Of whatsoever grade, are prohibited
from visiting the city Of Washington without the
special permission Of the War Department.
II. To serve - check upon the abuse OF the
authority conferred by the foregoing paragraph, q
report Of all leaves granted will be made monthly
to the Adjutant General Of the Army stating their
length and dates, and the reasons for granting
them.
III. No application for extension OF leaves Of
absence will be granted by the War Department,
unless such extension IL recommended by the ON.
Ger granting the leave.
ny order o. the Secretary Of War.
deci8 .. Assistant Adjutant General.
DROPOSALS FOR CHUCKS, Sims,
Il AND TONGUES.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMrssARv,l
WARRINGTON, ID. C., Dec. IS, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, will be re-
ceived BY the undersigned until the 18th OF Decem-
asr ss hs e I'll III
Alexandria, Washington Convaiescent Camp,
Chain Bridge, Gicsboro' Point, and such other
which cattle may be slaughtered, the contractor to
collect the Aforesaid aChucks," "shins" and
"Tongues" L. ...|.. ME- 10
=. II will be made special part Of the O. ntract,
that the contractor shall bs hed liable for all the
Chucks, Shins and Tongues coming from the beef
cattle slaughtered at the above mentioned points
and for all such not collected BY the contractor, he
shall be charged the same as though he had col
lected them, unlsss II be shown by him that he
improperly prevented by the Government from
collecting them. Payment for the Chucks. shins
and Tongues to be made every ten days, In Govern
ment funds.
Collection to commence Ave days after signing Of
contract.
be required. An oath Of allegiance must accom-.
pany each proposal.
Proposals to be endorsed, "Proposals for Chucks,
Shins and Tonsues," and addressed to the undt r
signed, at No. 223 street.
c. 8. GREENE,
decI6-iN Captain C.e. v.
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VARIETIES MUSIC HA L L !!
Y (Fronting Psnn'a avenue and Ninth street)
Hsmblin h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .PToprietors
Fitzsimmons. ...... Stage Manager and Advertiser
THIS EVENING,
The beautiful Indian drama,
THE WEPT OF THE WISH-TON-WISH.
MILE CHERRY PETRIE, HARRY CLIFFORD,
And the entire Company.
First app .aTAnoe Of the young artist,
ANNE ST. CLAIR,
The Roaring Fsrces-the
LIMERICK BOY and DUTCHMAN's GHOST
The Grand Scents Ballet - PAINTERS DREAM
MILE WlNDLE, MONS. BAPTiSTIN.
And the Corps of Lsdy Dancers.
new week OF sterling attractions and novelties,
making this establishment one Of the p easantest
resorts TO spend an evening In In the city.
WEDNEsDAY-FAMILY MATINEE.
Doors open at I; commence at o'clock. dlI
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A PPLES AND CIDER THE
"A place 70 get the very best of APPLES and
SWEET CIDEK, at Wholesale and retail, at the
very lowest prices, arriving daily from the North
and West, Is at s. q, GILBERT'S, 400 Ninth street,
between ID and u. Call and see. delO-iw
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NEW BOOKS.


NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
The Old Helmet. By the author of"wide Wide
hn.k:. BY Marion Hariand, q 50.
Ediths Ministry. BY Harriet b. Mokeever, 81 80
Household Friend Tor every season, illustrated.
Ihe above books sent by mail free, on receipt OF
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
del6-S 33t Penn. avenue.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Dickens. New Christmas Story, g Mrs. Iirriper's
lodgings" 10 cents.
Mr.. Wind and Madam Rain. Illustrated. d. cts.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
gdei1-6t ss4 Pennsylvania avenue.
.nIARIES FOR 1854.
DIARIES.
Our stock Of Diaries for 1854 10 now complete,
embracing over seventy.hve styles.
Suffers and the trade supplied at a liberal dis
count.
Sent by mail postage free
PHILIP Il SOLoMONS,
Metropolitan Book Store,
de'l-St as2 PcnnaylvaniR avenue.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS!!
- In EreatvAriety-al sizes and styles--velve
Turkey Morocco, dc.
Published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
booksellers and StAtiOner,
decll-st asa Pennsylvania avenue.
DHYSlClAN'S VISITING LISTS,
j for 1864. Philadelphia and New York styles.
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
deii-6t a3s Pennsy lvanis avenue,
ST OP M ED,
- Alarge and carefully selected assortment OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
New and elegant styles, from % cents TO 500
HUDSON TAYLOR
Bookseller and Stationer,
dell-Std a3i Pennsylvania avenue.
DIBLES AND EPISCOPAL PRAYER
I'D BOOKS, In great variety, In Velvet, Turkey
Morocco, &c. Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Ststioner,
Ian lNtap ia
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OnpRAHcR OrricE, |
WA nrpA urpxrur

Was DEPARTMENT, J
WAsHroroH, Dee. 4, 1853.
Notice ID hereby given that the Board Of Ordnance
Ohoers appointed for the purpose Of examining
ofieers applying 10 b sommisstoaed - Ordnance
omoers, Of . rank not higher than captain, will
assemble Of this once on the eth Of January next.
MlofiesS dssirous Of appearing before the Board
must drst make applications TO that sfFest to the
Chief Of Ordinances stating their age present stats
Of hsalthfulnsss, where and how educated, and
what studies they have pursued. Such - wish to
appear before the Hpard atits next meeting should
file their applications a. herein required by or be-
fore the 10Th December, 1850. t.E.
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
de6-ist Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance.
0FFIC1 Al.
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RESTAURANTS.

II EDALooN ~
III RANT, sl7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
opposite metropolitan Hotel,
WAsHISGros CITY.
HUNTER n KENTFIELD rropIie,ors.
del6-iw Meals at all Hours.
ISLORENCE'S RESTA L RANT,
2Is Prnnsylrdnid dpsnur, opposite WHIdrds
Choicest LIQUORS, sEGARs, and all the Deli
cycles of the season.
ss- New York oysters constantly on hand.
des-im OSCAR FLORENCE, Proprietor.
MILlTARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
34l PESssyLyASIA AvEEIE,
Offer the largest assortment In tins city, embrAo
ing all qualities used by officers Ia tho Army and
Navy, such AS
Swords, sashes, Belts Shouldcr-tirsps, Hats
Csvs, Pistols, 40, sc, with = fine aHHOTtnieEt OF
uniform ulOthnR, with which we can furnish ON
oers OOrnpleto outnts In y few moments,
WALL, STEPHENS en-.
sYS Pennsylvania ''n'
20 iU--,nt AntN,., a.r. \ ihrn
ID EN- II G II $
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
, Orncr Pennsylvania avenue and tIrN rn,h street
Wash ngton, d, {. s1cD as--zh a'i3shi
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
My Farm Of Eigewood; by Ike Marvel; 81 so.
Reveries OF = Bachelor; by Ike Marvel; 81 %,
Dream Life, Parable Of the Seasons; 81 %.
The Yankee Boy from Home; q %.
MerivAles History of the Romans; vol. l; o..
Speeches and Lectures OF Wendell Phillips;s2 60.
Hospital Sketches; by l.. NJ. AlcOtt; TO cents,
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Ststioner,
no2-tf 33i Pennsy lvania avenue.
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TEE 0RlAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUTH.-Ths
Quickest and safest route TO the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o.
sunday. Soldiers ticket. q Government rates =
For Tickets and further Inform alton apply Al the 81
dee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Route" northeas,
corner Pennsylyania avenue and Sixth street, I'm.
p. n.,on Sundays 70 <p. N. =. -.
". q. NORTON.
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WHrTRHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEEyE.-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one OF
the lsegest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over ifteen thousand,
embracing likenesses Of distinguished persons
both both eiyiI And military. tkenes,es Of many Of
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitors, received . medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Is called to his new
Imperial Photographs, also vignetts now much
sought altar. navIL-tf
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UNION LsAouE.-Hon. Henry T. Blow, of 81.
louis, speaks before the League this evening, on
the Freedom Policy OF Missouri" The thorough
acquaintance Of Mr. Blow with the subject matter
t" be presented will, undoubtedly, draw . large
crowd OF hearers Y = t
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VINO WILL m CUnlD I'VE desire to cal
special attention to the advertisement OF the oele
brsted DR.. Vellny which appears in another column
The Ia safe and reliable whos<
skill and experience Ia guarantee that the unfoI
tunAte victim OF certain ndiscretons can with co
ndonoe intrust his case in his hands. Let young
mon he warned In time, and seek the best means Of
relief .H# -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16

h.DIcAI.-Persons suffering with Syphilis,
Gononh9a, elect, Seminal Weakness, or Private
Diseases Of any description, should call immsdi-
ately upon DR. DAVIS.
Female Diseases treated In the most scientific
and successful manner. The DR.'s DIPLOMA hangs
In his once. CuRE GUARANTEED. FEES Mop
ERATE.
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The only place where you can purchase Edia
Rubbr goods Of all kinds at Manufacturer priees u
1t H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
pennsylvania avenue, bstween Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired At short notice. mar 2s-U
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A WoRD OF ADvICl.-Those who have been
ioctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Fishblatt whose eincs 10
ct No. al street. corner Of Eighth street, and BE-
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience has
| established Dr.. Fishblatts reputation - physk
dan. Recent cases cured In . few days Chafgss
podsrata. DIR. FlsHBLATT,
No. al Il street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post O{nee,
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COMMITTED TO THE "CsA1RAI''-The fol.
lowing commitments were made to the Central
Guard House, by Provost Marshall Todd, Elijah
Linger suffers driver, for attempting to smuggle
liquor across the Aqueduct bridge. He was re-
leased this morning. A. NJ Parker, eth Michigan
Cavalry, for altering his pass sentenced to be
held twenty-four hours. There have been but very
few commitments for the past week, the sum total
being only ~. The following parties were fined
$40 EACH by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor to
soldiers Mrs. Chas Miller, Jno. ULesry and Pat.
Hanckel,
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CHANGE OF OFFICBs.-The quarters Of Capt
D. C. Thomas, military storekeepcr, have been re-
moved from Corcoran's Art Building, corner Of
Seventeenth street and PennsylvaniA avenue, to
No. 800 street, near Seventeenth, the late resi-
dence of Clement Hill, Esq. The Corcoran building
is to be arranged for the use OF the QuartermasteI
General, and the corner room In the second story
will be used as a private office for the Quarter
master General.
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's
"A OFFICE, corner OF O and Twenty-seoond
streets, Warrington, d. e., November u, 1861
NOTICE-The Public Sale Of Quarierma ster Stores
ndvsrtized for Wednesday, the al day Of Decem.
her, iA postponed until Wednesday, the 18th.
q. X. TOMPkIN1,
no2s-ist Capt. and A. Y. NJ, U. .. A.
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SERIOUS AccIDESr.-Yesterday afternoon as
two painters, named W. Harvey and W. Collins
were engaged In psinting the front Of house on
street, between Eighth AID Ninth Streets the scat
fold on which they were standing gave way, and
they were precipitated to the ground. Mr.. Harvey
was not much injured, but Collins Is believed to DO
very seriously SO. They were both conveyed to
their homes where proper medical assistance was
procured
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NEW YoRK SrYLRs.- Ge,ltlemsn's Clothino =
Neo and Fashiosabisi-Al large assortment for bress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS l. Co.,
oos-u an Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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LECTURE PoR BENEFIT or tue CoNrRABANp
FUND.-. NJ. Langston, Esq, eolored lawyer from
Oberlin, Ohio ectured last evening before the La
dies Contraband Relief Association. The proceeds
Of the lecture are to be used by this association.
The audience was not very large, but they listened
TO the speaker with marked interest. "The Hour
and Duty" was the subject Of the discourse, and
Mr.. L. trestcd It with marked ability.
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New, LATEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL GOODS just
received 1t the D.liar Jswelry store No. 1ss Penn.
sylyania avenue, near fstreet. Call
and satisfy yourselL 10 .,.I DAD
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CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKSl!
~ In Ereatvariety-al sizes and styles--Velvet,
Turkey Morocco, dc.
Published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
booksellers and Stati0ner,
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AUCTION SALES.

hides !l!--WILL BE SOLD AT
Ill Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
URDAY, At II O'Clock, A. M, 81 the Wharf, foot
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered Outside ths
limits Of the District Of Columbia and shipped 10
this point for such disposition. =. =
Terms, cash in Government funds, 10 BE- paid NJ
the time OF sale. p @. EEL,
dei61m Lieut. COL and c. Q. va
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Ibes leave TO assure parents aad guardians thai
In my opinion no system Of physical culture /,
equal to o,lsthenics and fencing. II eontempiatss
and assures 1 full development Of the body, gives
70 the vital organs full play, and at the some time
a easy and graceful carriage Of the person.
Gentlemen Of the sedentary occupation and
habits would derive great beneht from course OF
lessons, andsno military oficer should neglect this
opportunity to perfect himself In the use Of this
proper weapon.
Yours, truly, fl L. D. SWAN, Brig. Gen.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 4, 1850. ....
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1c,oNscRIpr OFFICE, CAMP HOLMES

" N. c., July %, 1863, General Orders, No. Il.
In accordance with the proclamation of the President
issued the 18th nst Colonies of Militia WILL the goth
day of August enroll all persons in the bounds of their
Regiments between the ages of Is and 49, who have not
already received certificates of exemption detail.
Enrolling officers of North Carolina directed to make
their appointments Immediately, to visit the Regiments
within their Districts, commencing on the goth day of Au
gust.
Notice is hereby given to all interested that persons
liable to CONSUMPTION have the right to volunteer in any
company in regular service of the Confederate States be
fore enrolment After enrolment they must to camp
where they will be assigned commands their choice
far practicable. All persons therefore, desiring to
volunteer must do before the goth of August 1.-THE day
of enrolImen transportation will be furnished at this
office.
After enrolment substitutes cannot be accepted under
any circumstances except at this office. The principal
required to appear in person with the substitute Subs
under Is 30 will not be accepted Certificate
of good moral character is required before the substitute
will be taken.
This call is made By the President from absolute neces-
sty to meet the increased force of the enemy to strength
and defend homes and resdes and drive the invader
from our SOIL Our veteran troops require the assistance
of every who shoulder nusket or draw sword
The COmmaldant therefore, earnestly hopes that this call
will be responded to promptly, cheerfuy and with
waveng determination to swell the list of our glorious
and gallant dead, necessary for freedom and nde-
pendence.-
The Commandant takes pleasure again in acknowledging
the efficient aid rendered him by the State officers and
exhors them to renewed zeal in supplying the necessities
of the army. COL PETER MALLETT,
Commandant of Conscripts for N. C.
J. W. MALLErT, Adjutant.
July -, 1863 6l-2w.
~ Daily Progress, Standard Western Democrat Fay
etteyille Observer Wilmington Journal Salisbury Watch
man, Asheyille News please copy.
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Constitution proposed by Mr. Corwin from the
committee of twenty-six, perpetuatng slavery
in the States to which l have before alluded
But in what precise way oVertures shall be mace,
or the movement inaugurated l leave to wiser
men and ADLER statesmen than myself to pro-
pose / would, however, suggest to the people
to elect members to the next Congress who are III
favor of proposing an armistice of six months,
and in the mean time, of submitting all matters IN
dispute to Convention of delegates from all the
States North and South the delegates to De etecte@
by the people Themselves in such manner as may De
agreed upon by the two parties. Others there are
who desire that the people Of North Carolina should
be consulted in their sovereign capacity through
Conyention-that the Legislature should submit the
question of Convention or no Convention " to the
people as was done in February, 1861. Such a
Convention would undoubtedly speak the sentiments
of the people of the State, citizens as we'll as SOL
diers, as all would be consulted. But l propose
nothing definite, and only make these suggestions
to bring the matter before the public. L would,
however, most earnestly appeal to the TRENDS OF
humanity throughout the State to use their utmost
efforts to procure as speedily possibly an hOnorG
BILE peace In the name of reason, of suffering hui
manity and of the religion which we profess, would
appeal to the public men and statesmen OF North
Carolina and especially to that eminent statesman
who possesses in greater degree than all others
the confidence of the people of the State, and VINO
has recently been elevated to high place in the
Confederate government to lend helping hand and
use their influence to bring about an honorable peace
And lastly, would appeal to the ministers and pro-
fessors of our holy religion to pray constantly
without dictation of terms-to Almighty God for an
honorable peace.
Having but recently occupied large space in
your columns, 1 feel that am intruding, and will
therefore, after expressing my obligations to YOU
CleToonsviIle q ,JuIv 18th. 1863.
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Els, FISTULA, TUMORS, TICP1,

TIoNS 'oF SHS SLMA i;, TIDUMORS, ULCER4.
SYPHlLITIC AFFECTIONS, 6c.-DR I HHhhGA
OF huntsville, Alabama, operates with perfect 0tOos
LOT Files and guarantees perfect cure in pv success
Pes where the TumOrs down when at s3o i'e Of
operated with perfect success few days ago in ne
Al years standing his tumors coming down S ~ case Of
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt ms, :!
dress Or. Il. H. Berry, Monticello Florida D''5 a.
Dr. u operated on some desperate cases in
year. one OF them is known TO every citizen of M
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala Sr Z
March 90, 1853. o. Nh,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLI1pS o1-| ~~sHa

day the 26th of January last 1or on Sun,
M He is off whitish yellow ng[o boy named
to y WsS OF b inches high IS years old se5 about
and sIort fU pounds He has heavy head supposed
~ pass4lr Gffet bow '-- -
. Will give the above reward for him deIiro,oa.
get him. q ID any jail 50 |
Caswell Co., March 81, 1862. L. os AhhEN
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81 Ee T, E6 K o Els WANTED--oT~
so REWARn

Hp n WAY FROM THE STRScDrn,
- the l4th of May, my negro boy SiHREEK AGOCr
Sacn years Old dark mulatto black keen eraa He
bu he h is @ny haye the with
where he has relations APs ABOUT about Oxford
upon his apprehension and confinement IN a
IoTsr 20 ~ HerndOn, in Oxford or bis | orO L.
iO"er part OF Orange county near Cedar FORK O"n De
June 19, 1868. d. Il. HERNDOy
-
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NUNSChITI UFFICEs CAMP HOLMES,
~ July %, 1868. General Orders No. Is.
Notice is hereby given to Colones of militia and to all
concerned that the first paragraph of General Orders
- ssed !so:= ibis Clnce, uOt be C0Ustrde Ts ay-
ing 10 any person exempted the owner or overseer
2O twenty negroes under the Exemption Act approved
October 1862 much of said as relates to ex-
empons OF owners and of 20 negroes been
repealed by an act approved May lst 1868.
10 claim exemption the of 90 negroes per-
sons must comply with all the conditions of said act hereto
annexed
by order of Col. PETER MALLETT
Commandant of Conscrpts for N. C.
]. W. MALLETr, Adutant.
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EAkEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO J.IE
Il negro man who says his name is PETER .n Ill
he was raised by Council Best, of Wayne COUNTY I u
and now belongs to William Harvey of Richmond Y, "
Inc owner OF said boy is hereby notified 10 come fr5
prove property, pay charges aud take him awar ar h.
will be dealt with as the law directs ~ VI ns
Greene Co., N. c., July 10, 1863 5S2wE 49,