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NAsnvILlE, December II, 1862.
General BRAxToN BRAGG:
General, Your letter, enclosing list of
prisoners captured at Huntsville and pa
rolled ny you, has been received. 1t is
reported to me that the flag of truce pre-
scented itself about dark and during a
slIrmish. AS it will be impossible to
verify the roll of prisoners tonight, or
say anything of their condition, have
directed the prisoners to be receipted for,
until the rolls can be verified, when they
will be returned duly receipted. We
take care of your prisoners, feed them,
make them comfortable and conduct them
to the proper place of exchange. Ours
were sufficiently clad, and think ought
TO have been treated in a similar manner,
Sending these prisoners here and impOs-
ing them on my humanity without a pre-
ViOus agreement, is q violation of the
spirit and letter of the cartel. | regret
TO notice :his act of injustice and dis
courtesy, which is aggravated by their
not being sent to us at proper hour of
the day, when all the business could
have been conducted without incOnve-
nience to either party. Paroled prison
ers hereafter will only be received in &C
cOrdance with the terms of the cartel.
have the honor to be, General,
Yours respectfully,
w. S. ROSECRANS.
Major General Commanding.
Gen. BRAGG replied that he assumed
that il was humane to the prisoners to
send them Immediately TO Nashville.
The reader will at once be impressed
with the fact that il was merely humane
10 the rebels themselves, since while they
retained the prisoners it was embarass-
ing aud expensive. They supposed they
were doing shrewd thing by packing
them off hurriedly to us after robbing
them of their overcOats and blankets,
The latter was the humanitarian part Of
the affair.
The following letter is continuation
Of the correspondence on the same sub
jet;
HEADQUARTERS l4TH ARMY COBPs,
DEPARTMENT or THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Dec. II, ls62)
GENERAL BRAxroN BRACE
Gs1seroI Your letter, enclosing list Of
prisoners captured at Huntsville and pa
rolled by you, has been received. II is
reported 10 me that the flag Of truce pre-
scented itself about dark and during a
skirmish
The officer who conducted them 10 our
lines insisted upon our receiving them, as
am informed, upon the ground of hui
manity" We take care OF your prison
ers, feed them, make them as comfortable
as we can, aud conduct them 10 the pro-
per place of exchange. That is our idea
Of humanity. Our prisoners were suili-
GENTLY clad when taken, and ! think
ought 10 have been similarly irratod,--
Whether your idea Of humanity coosists
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HEADQUARTERS 14TH ARMY UORPs,
DEPARTMENT or THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 4th, 1862

NAbhfiLidsI LEhNt bCOs fthI AOO@'J
General BRAxTON 3RAdG--
General You will see by the enclosed
copy of a communication, endorsed by
Maj. Gen. MoCooK, that poor, crippled,
Confederate soldier has presented him
self at our lines with your pass, but
without any provisions fOr his wants or
any evidence that he is not a spy. This
appears very extraordinary, and / re-
spectfully request an explanation of what
appears TO be. at least, an attempt to inn
pose on US the risk and burden Of taking
care Of your disabled men.
Am General, very resplfully,
Your obedient servant
w. 8. ROSECRANS,
Maj.-Gen. Cong.
General BRAGG replied that he was not
responsible in the premises, although the
poor soldier had been sent TO our lines by
the rebels, peti.ioning to go 10 Louisville,
where his wound could be treated, He
was kindly cared for by the U. $,
Authorities.
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HEADQUARTERS nth ARMY CoRPs,
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND
NASHVILLE, DEC 22D 1922

General BRAXToN BRACE
General Il have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt, by flag of truce to-day
Of fonr letters from yourself
/ regret however to say that have
not yet the pleasure TO acknowledge the
return Of that picket Of some forty cav
airy men, which was captured by some
Of your cavalry in the presence of your
flag of truce and under the eyes of its
bearer, 1t. Col HAWKINS.
After your non condemnation Of the
behavior Of your men on the preceding
day, under similar circumstane, and
the return of three men thus captured
albeit minus overcOats and holsters.
will only most respectfully quote your
own phrase. "Words will not suffice
we must have deeds" In short my dear
General, the sine qua non to our future
correspondence or Official intercourse is
tho prompt return of those men, with all
their clothes, arms and equipments.
When you speak by such deeds of sim
pie justice, shall be able 10 understand
you.
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant
w. s. ROSECRANS.
Major Gen. Commanding.
It, Col. w. =. HEPBURN, upon the staff
of Gen. RosECRAEs, was our officer pend
ing this correspondence. lie was re-
quested by the Chief Of staff 10 make a
reportof bis intercourse with 1t, Col.
HAWKINS The following is a copy Of his
report, viz
Headquarters I4th Army CorTa, Dpartmeut)
~ the Cumberland, Iuspector GensraIs
Once Nashville, Tenn, Doc. 20 1907
COLONEL On Thursday, the 10th inst
] was the bearer of letters, under flag Of
truce, to General BRAxToN BRAGG, O. s..
A., about one mile beyond our pickets on
the Murfreesboro pike, met Lieut.-Col.
HAWKINS, c. s. A., waiting, under the
protection Of Gag Of truce, an answer
10 a letter from General BRAG0 10 Major
General RosEcRAHs. Col H. was without
escort except one officer was ia Col
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"SAy Cgzar Augustus, why "a
legs like an organ grinder" DOM
Dir Sugarioai; why h they? Rt
carry = monkey about the stree
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have the honor to be, General,
THE HARrsvILLE PRISONERS.
Your obedient servant,

The United States and the Confederate
Authorities had mutually agreed to ex-
change prisoners at Vicksburg, or Aiken's
Landing, or some other point previously
to I've agreed upon. Sending the Harris
vile prisoners to our lines without agree
ment was violation of the cartel. Cen
RosECRANs protested against it.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND.
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The following resolution was
mOusly adopted ut the great State
Convention held in this city May II,
RESOLVED, That we recognize d
NASHVILLE UNIoS an able expon,
the principles Of the Union men of
nessee, aud we earnestly reconlni
as well deserving Of the patrons
Union men everywhere:
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General DRAxToN BRACE :

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUSBERIASD
NAsnvILlE, December II, 1862.
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port of the owner and his family, and to carry on
his ordinary agricultural and mechanical business.
to be ascertained by the appraisers to be appointed
| as provided in the first section of this act under
oath, shall not be taken or impressed for the puolic
use; and when the mpressing officer and the owner
cannot agree as to the quantity of property neces'
sary as aforesaid then the decisions Of the apprais-
ers shall he binding on the officer and all other
| persons.
! Sec g. Where the property has been impressed
for temporary use and il lost destroyed, without
the default Of the officer the government Of the
Confederate States shall pay just compensation
therefor to be ascertaned by appraisers, appointed
and qualified as provided in the third section Of this
act. If such property when returned has, in the
opinion of the owner been injured whilst in the pub.
| lie use, the amount of damage thereby sustained
shall be determined in the manner described in the
third section Of this act the officer returning the
property being authorized to act on behalf of the
government; and upon such inquiry, the certificate
OF the value of property when originally impressed
shall De received as prima f.tcie evidence OF the
value thereof
Sec g. Where slaves are impressed by the Con-
federate Government to labor on Notifications or
other public works, the mpressment shall be made
by Said government according to the rules and regu
latons prescribed in the laws of the State wherein
they are impressed; and in the absence Of such law
in accordance with such rules and regulations not
inconsistent with the provisions of this act as the
Secretary Of War shakfrom time to time prescribe:
Prooidea, That no impressment of slaves shall be
made when they can be hired or procured by the
consent af the owner or agent,
SEC. 10. That previous to the first day of Decem-
Der next, no slave laboring on farm plantation
exclusively devoted to the production Of grain and
provisions shall be taken for the public USE without
the consent of the owner except in case.ot urgent
necessity.
Sec. II. That any commissioned or non.commis
stoned officer or private who shall violate the pro-
visions of this act shall be tried before the military
court of the corps to which he is attached on com.
plant made BY the owner or other person, and on
conviction if an officer, he shall be cashiered and
put into the ranks private, and if non. com.
mlssloned officer or private, he shall suffer such
punishment not inconsistent with military law, as
the court may direct
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GBt Stanbara.
HEAV E N.

Beyond these chilling winds and gloomy skies,
. Beyond deaths cloudy portal,
There is land where beauty never dies,
And love blooms on, immortal
A and whose light is never dimmed BY shade
Whose fields are ever vernaf;
Where nothing beautiful can ever fade,
But lives for aye, eternal
We may not know how sweet its balmy air,
How bright and fair its flowers;
= We may not hear the songs that echo there,
Through those enchanting bowers.
The city's shining towers We may not see,
With our dim, mundane vision:
For Death, the silent warder, keeps the key
That opes these gates elysian.
But sometimes, when adown the western.sky,
The fiery sunset fingers,
its golden gates swing inward tunefully,
Unlocked by unseen fingers.
And while they stand a moment half ajar,
CLEANS, from the inner glory,
Stream brightly through the azur'd vault afar,
And half reveal its story.
o., land unknown! Oh land of love divine!
Father all-wise, eternal,
G tide, guide these wandering way. worn feet ofmine
70 those sweet valleys vernaL -
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER TO SELL PRIVATELY THE TRAY.
u Land on which now reside, (known as the ne
Vile tract) ten miles west of the town Of Halifax
Raleigh road, eight miles northwest of Enfield, ana an
two hundred and fifty acres of which are iich low
lying on both sides Of Beaver Dam Swamp. wh nsu
through the main body Of the land There ore sot ,s
hundred and fifty acres of upland and thirty .! I'm
ground cleared. and is in good condition 10,
watch will make in good fruit year ten or twelve ;,p
brandy; comfortable two stasy dwelling WIZ s, d
rooms below and two above office and all as'h ,t
out buildings lately put up; also excellent oiu rrt
ser of the land fifteen or twenty good bands, and
him the Corn and Fodder have. en- hand. my s rs
Mules. Oxen Cattle and Hogs alse ali my farn'lnEo
sis Of every description Any person who WISHES n
visit and view the premisss, a. will make ny
sale accommodating. 7. pSsN
March Il. lS96.
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CuhSlMAN'S YIN
TH OST POPULAR AND EFFlCACIOUS IN
the Southern Confederacy. is nowprepared in Wilson
N: C., BY THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
The chief obj ect in the original manufacture Of this
ment for the of Itch ii its various FORMS 1t has
Scadhead cuan diseases in instances old sores
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found in for itch and letter. that TIDE
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital USE In its application to hundred cases.
each Of Itch and letter but failed of cure
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure for re
backs and Shoulders In estmany of curative powers
any amount OF reliable certificates could be adduced Such
deemed out OF place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabsness in the cure of all these Gil
meois II be used in any climate either cold or hot
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber in and
glass Jars with fall directions aud will be furnished to
persons in want M it ut from dollar to fifty dollars
according to size Of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will he furnished at reasonable &
dnction, By purchasing large quantity all orders
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. DESKS, ID: D Wilson, N. C.
W. G.. JORDAN Wilson, NC.
DE-: W. a. HooesR, Caswe Co., NC
Wilson, n T., FEB 10, 1858. l3-6m..
vUNHE SUBSCRIBER Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
Il and is prepare with all the fluids requisite for dis.
inering and removing dead from any battle field to
any part section Of The Southern Confederacy All per.
sons losing friends, relatives. fathers brothers.
wishing them taken anu INFERRED in their family grave
yard by applying to him w at short notice. receive their
friends at any point they NAV wish them moved.
Feb 10, 1883. ISM.
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LIN E RIAL LANDS.
~ NOTICE. 81

~ NOTICE. 81
COAL, IRON, LEAD AND COPPER.
THE ADVERTISER, A PRACTICAL MINING
Il glneer' having an experiences Of years, aud hni
acquaintance with the natural rssotn1rvSsse Cousosl
Cyl desires to associate with himself Sauae gentleme
capital and enterprise, partners to develop mini
wealth and industrial works in the South Mineral ap
any district not too remote from Railroad mr. o,h.r
let, Will re:ilize enhancement BY being explored and
ported on in order to the working of Mines, forming C
panes or efecting Sales. Minerals and Metals are
mand for the Army and Navy and for Railroads. Manu-
torres ana Mechanic Arts Development Of countrys1
istence and success
Proprieors may send description of Lands ard Tsrns
Proposition.
References given and required. Address Il
"CONFEDERATE,n
Box l457, Richmond, vi
"a'cn ~, 1878. 4 "a 6tpi
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Fort Pembcr.or, the place lately attack ed nv FIN
Eederas, situated at the, oonAuence of the .ii.
hatehie and Yallabusha rivers stream which form
the Yazoo. Yazoo Pass, Of witch SO much has been
heard IL sort OF bayou. formed hy the ,erfiow Of
the Mississippi duTh : the rainy season, and makes
h.. CONNECTING link teiSeen that 'sle.m al the
neaawaers of the Tallshatchie: In ordinary times
~ inns pass Is naygabie only for dug outs, and even
IA ames Of high water was thought impossible to
anything but fat-boats. The Yankees nave ditch.
tu out cut down the trees, rooted up the cypress
trees and converted this shallow Pass into = shin
saaai, through which their gunbaats have steamed
s!ter a yoysgs of . hundred or more miles,
asss.. Fort Psmeestod and attacked it-dniy to be
aeaeased, and compelled to fail back
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COOP YsAsr.-A half pint Of corn meg, ,,s,,,:
into batter with equal parts Of sweet milk and
warm water; add large spoonful Of brown sugar
and little yeast; when welf risen, add corn meal
sufficient to make it almost dry then spread Cd.
large dish and put in the skuds TO- dry. Keen inaa
stese;bsE One handful u the quantity To d ussd
wheu you make up bread. =; :. '-..A
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAIF

7]AT SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC
Il SAX on the premises "Wednesday the sth dav ot
April 1868 that valuable the town of Louis.
gs me pul,ang is of brick, flour Stories and covered
1neSndred bearders exclusive Of the principals rooms
the Paiors, chapel dining room. &c. There is also on
other t is surrounded BY large grove Of
Immediately after the sale of the above rea estate ,hs
iarntare OF the College Consisting of bedding wasbsauds
tables chairs table ware Sofas centre and pier tables car
Petine. pianos &c. will aso.be exposed to public sale
THIS property is situated in healthy regon and in the
en'dst Of exceenfsocisy better Opportunity for good
ser ted. '' "''u P.e'
. Possession will be given early in june Terms made
kn9wn a. me sale but the payments will be arranged to
J. r. EITTLEJOHN,
R. +. YARBR0UGH, Sorv. fartnefs.
Lousburz, N. G, March 3, 1868. 1s-vA.vta
r: ~ The Richmond Examiner, Petersburg Exnress D.,
esh Register Wilmington Journal and FayelteyiIle Oh
Server will please publish twice week each TIL ha an
April and send their accounts this Office for coIecor
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NOTICE..

VlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE FERRuA.
~ term 1858. of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sea-
sons 9th County of Granville n c. qualified a. Execu.
rx OF the last will and testament Of Maj Tristan L. Skin
notice 70 all indebted the said deceased 10 make
immediate payment and to those holding claims against
me sad deceased to present them for payment within the
lime prescribed By law this notice will be peadrd in
bar OF their recovery
ELIZA F. SKINNER. Executrix.
Feb. 81, 1868. 17-wGswlat
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DEPOSITORY G. =. A.

DEFUSlIOkI T.. y. A.
Raleigh, MARCH 18th. 1853.
A IL TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARING INTER
"A est which bear date prior to 18th Dec mber 1852 will
be funded this office in eight per cent bonds up to 2ad
April next after which date they only to be funded in
per cent bonds.
all treasury not bearing interest which bear date
after st December 1852 will be funded in seven per cent
bonds
Interest will be paid interest bearing treasury notes.
up to LIST January 1888.
Raleigh, March 90, 1863 M-w&swlm
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GEtINDSTONES..

VBVHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED THE EXTENSIVE
Grndstone Quarries Dezp River, and has on hand
and will keep large stock Of superior quality of any size
required to suit all kad of work. and will be delivered at
McIyers Depot. for ~ cenxs per pound There is Rail-
road and water this point any part
of the Southern Conederae5 all orders will be filed and
delivered at the above mentioned place by addressing
p. dNEHAN,
Branch p o,
Chatham Co., N. G.
Jan. ., 1858. 4-sm
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100000 NORTH.CAROLINAs STATE RoNnc
FOR SALE.

v R''.;e OF 1uE = cH Anna. R R: Co, |.
'H>o CORRECT AN ERROR INTO WHiCH snu,
nave fallen from an inaccurate reading Of nv adj
oeo inviting proposals for the purchase Of sM
ponds are s rde"a before maturity Thew are nns
81 h,a =, G. sig per Gem. cospon bonds the interest
on the first day Of January 1885 and H. ""
any contingency whatever - N'pe'uen' on
A reference to the advertisement will sh,,r ... .:,
har NV " Norm c'raina, part Of these bonds
.nd security of the bonds the Raleigh
$4,000 Of the City of Raleigh ConsideIee P tbe SoE T.
eaoe, Standing Of these corporations rot eong too
M 10 say hat no better opportunity for safe investment
has been or will be offered.
KEMP p BATTLE, President.
nsvn ~ 1910 23-w&swtd
lS DAILY Progress. State Journal. Raleigh Register
charlotte Democrat, Fayetteville Observer Wmington
journal copy twice u week till first of April
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DISSOLUTION.

DNHOEUTION.
THE c0PARTNERsHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A: MITCHELL son, Of Newbern, N. C., was dis
solved by mutual agreement the first day Of June 1862
All persons owing the firm by account are reoues
TED to make payment 70 T. j. MITCHELL Graham who has
will be paid ty him. and every one having sny claim mn
on them are requested 10 present it.
ALEX MITCHELL
T. j. MITCHELL.
Jan. 6, 1868. sam
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERIEs
~ in the C0ntederacy- consisting of 50 Vais Lines
Pools and Bates, twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Mill-sll under and we'll framed house
and within hundred yards of the Depot the North
Carolina Railroad. For particulars apply to
CAIN RUFFIN,
Hilisboro, N. G..
Feb. 10, 1858. 13-wswl7tpd.
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w. X. RICHARDSON Il CO..
SIOUX BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, N. C.
loFFIcE ON raYErrEy1LLr STREET,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR HTTENT,oN tn
RS 'es and purchases Of State and Conede, ae bonds
oner stocks collection of drafts and any bust
government. ep"' '-Hen'e Vi the State
'anA notes OF all Southern !tates bought and sold,
o; g: Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A Wright. do
ySha Williams, Fayetteville
W. g. Broadfoot do.
u: Blackwood, Charlotte.
W: LanesWayue County
John u Whtford Craven County.
Hon Thomas Rutiin, Aamancy County.
Hon. Edwards Warren County
H. W: Guion. Lincoln County. ''
Aud citizens Of Raleigh, generally.
January 10, 1868.
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An Act entitled s. An Act to enah,e :.
ne Incorporated Towns i'm thin sSata 40 %

VALUABLE 1nvES11os.-Mr. id Chaplin, foreman
OF t3e BooAEindery connected with cur Instiin.;on
has added an improvement to bis ruling machine
by which both sides Of the paper can BE- ruled at
the same time without any extra trouble, and with
the same rapidity that one side can be ruled. The
invention is entirely original with Mr.. c. and can
oe added to any ordinary, ruling machine at cost
Of but few dollars.-ieaf Nute Casket.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
hundred acres of and in Wake County, on the waters
OF Nesse River, adjoining Geo. W Mordecars Fish Dam
sc and inmedMtely opposite the tract recently sold by
.Uol 4osR. Terms accommodating.
fer further particulars, address either Of the under
slgned ct Tally Ho! P. O., Granville Co., C.
JAMES A. RUSSELL
,,,. ROD. b. HEFLIN
S0s'a w. looo' l3-W&swl7t
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

1FSn;,a ~ I'm ~ 49,. DEgKEE OF THE COURT OF
Sremses IN Davidson County Tuesday the 7th day Of
es ad asa tract ,s of land entanng
: kin river ~ .'oH.n alss'u'c' on 'he 1adf-
credit Of SIX and twelve months win be given. BIZ bon
@no aPProve1 security from the pnrchaser. -
! @R.Lax1TTRElL, c. IL. Z.
~ T-~Sesss @AsSo ps4A 49,. ao-td.
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CURE FOR CANCEL. juice of the Sheep Sor,el
1t becomes the consistence Of salye then ia
TO the cancer and repeated until the latter .fas .t
with all its tibres. Severe pain accompanies IL -
operation but the cure is certain. ~
~, ms was told me by witness Of the praces.
Inc lace OF the sufferer where the cancer was ~
came much infaned and swollen, and the pain ex.
eearsnse ana when It. dropped ont had the ap
deep-but soon healed and filed up, and thsse wss
never return Of the disease. l have been thns
psrslcuia1' because the recipe has been. tried Iut
pam and inflammation following, il was not ths
proper remedy, and was discontinued. NICK
Athens, Ga, June 20, 1862.
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I'D UNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
IA day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
feet inches high IS 90 years old, and Supposed
to weight sbouti4e ponnds He has heavy had Of hair,
Nd donbt be is trying to pass for free boy.
Twill give the above reward for him delivered to ct
fsoscs Hill caswei County, or confined in any isi %
CasWeu Co., March 81, 1855. 2e-w6swM
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HOUSE, AND LOT FOR SALE.


II OFFER AT RIVATE SALE MY HOUSE AND
Il lot situated on Hlsborongh street and opposite the
Capitol Square, The house contains l2 rooms with the
best modern lmprovements-gas, water. hot and cold,
through the entire apartments including the Kitchen and
Laundry and Bath Rooms DO Of the best plumbers werk
and in excellent OF der. - =
THOS E.. SKINNER.
Raleigh, March 81, 1853. 2S-2s.