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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
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Positi0ni OF the d Dsidberatie Far

horne along IN sa'fefv ~ he nntent aGency
n ~ steam' is little taccnstoned 10 reflect ~
i ;honira a a 70 tha lFnI combInations
Z df Inn ;n5g1ssn i,i,y IL ,vSicb he is ;n6eht-
IA ~, ih;s sreat FncnnI ! JSiencs he rses
!. II a. s,.sI,S, 4, - hs;nr
xnsassin X his ,sn;S ss"s,; ft,n, 49,
to nIscaa and and Ias' tbsFsisre enti,is5 r. No
sneciaI consideration He meyer felt anv
psrficIniar emotioT of orl,itnda for The ~.
ar'nsSLara SsesItisi a. RI re- nnr tbe 60.
~ ;Se ;ch .Sas-. "a ~ S;ats ~;
80 49, r. - - 40 !
sfT, oS IA nm, fsrts =, n
bnndlsd ssns.a,i6ns a IN sSS Il 81 GtoL sSs ,eaa ~ :
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sn., .'s sosnac,s ~ H., ~ Z - ~
hiaGaa Va SSs'S ne ,hssS Iay;s,inno
- ~ .oo.h ~ -, y,
.osa ,to rss,,I, oeIs tSr;Sss ,I ~. ,,o,.
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ns"4a ns' 'S aaS Y Sssi,s ~ 5.s"nsd - pUan
'c 1uu v. syyy "a
ne l'selI sacEInSea ~ PeLlsS""s 'ue ueeu'
urI eu ,tuiplO'suAsut' L ,,..,ti - -
bnt petnaps, OF ~ ail tnese ingenious OF
sclentIuc triumph =. Iot .ue ssEslSe .. nan.
kluu, mons eau w ~ W.. WIN tuat
ABSTRACT science Wnlcn treats OF human
goVernment. Hnes sva,t ,e an o.nst Elm lm,
ProNements or hScoNetles.H man . nlmselt
men, and such limits and restrictions im-
posed upon hiE irregular or hurtful;actions
as shall insure the peace aud safety Of the
Icommunity amOGg gWhomhe dwells3 Only
in proportion as these ends are successful
Ily effected aan I'VE expect the 'happinsss
resulting fr9m. peaceful progress and rea-
sonable enioymGpt. The more irrational
and turbulent among mankind are contin-
Iually striving to weaken or destroy such
barriers, aud against such Sisturbers must
be directed the efforts Of eg who perceive
the great advantages OF social order, COM
JUluet'with the utmost dee Fepeof ii1stty
consistent with that Indispensable con-
dition. n,i:. - lisa = ee
Whit the lights Of the foregone ages to
guide them, the sages OF our Revolution
debated this great problem in all its bear
iugs, ana established that noble form of
government which has for threequarters
of . century been admiEad by all theiWorld,
and which ts yet dear TO every patriotic
American as O model which has never been
excelled. should not alliWho -dWelt Sc
curely ahd happily under such govern
ment been willing to offer up lie itself in
its detencei that parents might leave 70
their cIndren heritage 80 precious, that
childless men might make q noble sacri-
nee to oeneht mankind ,c1,l4
Auu 'yet Wnat- see We " tnts our Qay
aud rgeneEationsL.A Z a com 6lhatInnL Of Rrr6'l
giant slavemongers, grown rich and power
ful under this benihcenf gsyet1nents have
openly refused allegiancs, and by p hun
dred malignant devices, beguiled or cOerc-
ed our southern commnhttiest6 aid Ia their
netarions purposes. They destroyed the
internal peace which favored our Develop
menti and introduced instead the carnage
OF. many battle fields, the widespread ruin
attendant on hostile operations, and the
sad bereaYements, which have Wrung so
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The sale Os the Plantation Rttsrs i without pre-
eedsnt in the history oftho world There IIno secret
in the matter. They are at oheS th6 nost spsedy,
strengthening hsalth restOrer sYer diluOVOEsd 7If
Requires huta SipslO trial 70 this ThelE
purity can aiWsys be relied uPOn., ThSg ere co1l-
posod ok th6 celeBEdfSd Cilfs1ya BARK, CaaeariiIa
BARK, DanaslI6n, lCh465miis PIoSsI5, IissndsF
FIoEsu. W.haeIsrsohs saluissS Gl1Serbadli n.aaEs-
peel spaLo-roos oanv.S. cer'sadsr. -npPaaset,
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDlERs!.
Those having Friends in the Army |!

4uO66 udV4uS EE46uu6 IL tuo 44Eny y
We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army TO the fact that "Hoghanas Ger.
induced by exposure aud priVatons fncd to camp
life. In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, twill be
| noticed that very large proportion are suffering
/ from debility. EyetY case Of that kind can be
readily cured BY Hoqhand's German Bttters. Dis.
eases resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed: weahaye NO hesitation in
stating that II thsse Bitters were freely used among
our soIdisEs. hundreds Of lives might be saved that
We cali paEticniar attention. to the following fe-
narkable and we'll authenticated cure Of one Of the
nations heroes, Whose life, to use his own language
'hRs been saved by the Bitters."
tPHitkpEEPHtI, Aug. 2sd, 1852
EEssRs: JoNEs B EyAHs--WeIi, gentleneni your
HOLLAND German Bittefg has saved my litP. There
Is no mistake In this Il Is vouched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some of whose enamegHrgHppgpaed;
and WHO were cogniEant OF all the P
my case, am, and have been for the last four
years, member Of sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command Of Captain =, B,
Ayers. Through the exposure att tendant upon my
arduops dpt,es, was attacked in November u &
with anmati6n Of the lungs, and was for seventy
two days 10 the hospital This was by great
wa hes removed rom the White House, and sent
to Sityl on board the astatb OF Maine,s = Eona
still retain spark OF vitality. Fof week or more
was scarcely able to swallow anything and II did
force a mOrsel down, It Was Immediately thrown up
I oonld not even keep glass Of EAtsr on my
stomach Lifs could not last under such circurl-
stances; and, accordingly, the phyeSiAns who have
been working faithfully, though Enthusiastically, to
rescue me from the grasp the dread Archer frank;
" told mo they could do no more for me- and Sd
me to zee and 20 make speh ton
OF my limited lnnas As best suited md An MT
steinbroWn, Of sixth street, below Arch advised me,
as ISFSEn hSPes " og nsns
taking them the gloomy ishadbRi Of death teesded,
and, llam now, thank God for Il getting bettet.
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] aiIp sIIigenttt
F1sDRlIsIOP ADNERTI8INa. !

lT1rLyE soIIp Lf,,Ts or Ton o1r lps
Z LEss, Hlkl GeouAlS
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JOHN H. HOFFMAN,
.gg Attorney for PEoseutinE &
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

MILL eontInas % ptosseals INVAiIDGn A olii,iori
nv PENSION CLAIMS - well - cl.AItIsslr
BOUNTY MONEY, BouNfY LAND, BACK P1sS,
snd 9,, 1SE H9Rss 4 s nd: ed Other - p lhs
Hll give pr0mpt attention % OO1sIEC2INa CIR
31EIED ACCOUHT8 tof HaWilug &c.
Owing 70 my experience and GlulllaFitE Win stha
various PENSION, BOUNTY AND BJUNTY LAND
Laws and the AFEe am0aut of RECORD RVI.
DEhCb In my PE8ollluut lonablaa ne % Be very
dleeassfnli In The prosesuti6n of SUSPEND CLAIMS
fhen 90 many i6stahee8 the claimaht ana attoTlIy
lad giyon up tn despaiE. 80 matter hoW diai-
- No advance fas FeQtIrsd. yia :" Fsss b-uos-
Address joan. H HOFFMAN, r.
Il MOTEa1toUn, West VI.
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WILL saestuslly cure LiysS Complaint pys-
wv pepsIa, Jaundiee, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
from a disordkiedLiyGr o. stDhScEs sbsh a. Con:
stipation, Inward Piles, Fnllnoss OF Blood 10 the
Head, Acidlty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food Ruliness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour EructAtions, Sinking Rluttering dt the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
aud Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart.
sChoking or suhocRtipg Sensations whom ,ipa lying
posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots or before the
Of Precipitation, YelloWnes5 Of the skln, md Eyes,
PBin in the Side, Back Chest, Lfrp6P, &o5 Sudden
Pinshes OF Heat, BuFniDg in the Ftesh, Constant
Inagfnings OF Evil, and redt % spirit.
And will poBitvsIy ptsSeht Y elbow FevsF Bilious
Fever, &c,, ,&s, They contain h'-sto,n A,l5
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY. N
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S-T-lsooEX. e.

They are especially recommended 70 .elsrUmen,
public sPeAkerS, and porsOns Of literary habits and
sedentaFy liIs 6bO require free digestion. q TslI
for foOd, and clear msatal iaehlties- lrs -.ss..
Delicate females and weak persons are certain "a
md In these BitteEs what thsy have % long looked
a. up iIni3EF fs'Ill a'IVs'f -7FIlf
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-lENnIRELY, 3IViIlGEIARI.iilIi ! I !.

10 ALcao1nlLGoLlII6t "a PRlRPAIRalA lA.TII5IIoNsJ "
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sa' CISCiNHiI. OHI0, Jan. 18th, 1865. /"
isaspSiTaS ! STatSd - .
I have given your PiantatIon BItthrs % hundreds
Of our n1bls u0IdiSFs Who stop h0rs5 OTS ov less %
ablsd tF0 VErous eazsss apd rhe saSst = marvel
IOus and gratifying. .sIa
sueh prspAEafIon aG thl5 Il I IheaEtEIy with In
every u4nlly IN SbsEE5 balgiEiE tad q Az7aid a
every battle Aeld.
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Q. .'W3ANDlIWs, supoTinfonden

DR.. w. A. UIuLDs, slEsssSo1n o. he Tenth Vernon
Regiment, sritos.-.-I VIA sytE5 solder hat bot
tIo or PIantEtio8 Btfsll meg are the laost efit
tive Iorfdes. ana y. siO.iis / syeF s.s
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soiitaff t1giicq CIaT soiis55s
1oi qH99e ai ea fis Oh
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no. q, 3 osI AReJH sTRERT
s,s45s an F.4nsspaI oso. AID Raa.gao.ory. .is
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-13

q, NEW YANxsE DoDGE-The Yankees have g,
leu upon new dodge to evade the conscription a"t
II the North. Tho Law as passed by Congress-
8 ants exemption to any one on the payment Of The
sum Of three hundred dollars. Under this clause
speie towns in the North get upa general purse
w3'cb ls kept9pea to public contribution, until a
sps, sNf6cent to purchase the exemption Of ali Rer
citizen Is raissd which, on being paid over to the
fasernh ant secures to that town entire exemption
arotn esasA Vtion. For instance. a town has 500
Asn iisAs to, military duty; there is general de-
so sud iatese with its citizens to get out Of the
saea Of ceaserib ton; subscription is opened :
s e. III .esas s.ss
% ne Treasury at Wa hiugepn, which purchases
.ee svhele town and ~ cry man ia It entire ion
~ ~ ron eorscriptio.. Thi. dodge ID said to
North snaP r.etiosd by No. inter- Of towns in the
arithmstichm,, rs Asst eopepessd " some iagsnsens
setes. s''-" IA the petriiods 81 's Of A.ssasla-
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Fayetteville Market, May 4.

Bacon--76 10 %. -
Lard-s0 10 no. - -. -
hssf-s7x to 40 BY the side. T:
Dutter-l Is.
neesWNx--70 TO rs
Contc-6 30 per pound.
Chickena-t co.
Copperas--l 90 al RETAIL
Coiton-SS for good
Cotton Yan-$5 TO s. per bunch
Dried Fruit-Apples 20 cts per h., Peaches Is.
Eggs-60 to as per dozen.
Flour--Fsmily, AZ so, super q to AZ.
Forsge-Fodder, $6 per hundred; Hay 81; Shacks a.
Flaxseed-3 ~ per busl,el
Green Apples-f' 10 Sc per bushe.
Grain-Corn a 80; Wheat go; Rye 81 81; Oats, %
Is; Peas, COW, a Is. white 81.
Hides-Green 75, dry 80.
lron-Swedes Is. -.
Leaher-& per H.; ulpef a so.
Liqnors-Corn Whiskey, $50 to re- per gallon ; Apple
Brandy, so; Peach Brandy, SO.
Molasses-Nsw Orleans. 81 tn fIU per gallon,
Nas-Reailing ut so per ID.
Onions-$8 to 81 per bushel.
Potatoes-Irish s.; sweet q.
Rice-2O to ga.
Sugar-*l 50 at retail.
Sait-Sound. 221S to IS
S0ap-Famiy Bar, 80 cts. per h., Toilet &c.
Fayetteville Shee,ings-s6 to Is cts. 4
Spirits Turpentine so to Is cts per gallon
Taliow-&I; Wool $2-Fdyettsr'e OSSerrer.
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STRATED OR STOLEN,

n A0h CAMP FsskSEG NEAR; SNOW Es
Il Green G!:RT.@- n & , &c zfr z5ss ultino twa :
hAEaS rs. i,iaisx--rss t-ssgTa.-s Sufficient to ds
the s-ss8= 0Ge II 3 s.r4 6ns fvs wears old, some
n sAa sscxs nune wgru sf nd Wat the neck rghi !
1--WE diseased ssi as,Gs med u.n sizs carried OF s
sRs srass amaies Z, an'i wasl sue ief. wa IL q
sri..r.
The e"h.r tesp (rsdr sav. 81 rsars old, slim. j
T. -, omar ruarkS and was purchased Of NJ
Ea>sn ~ the yietslsy Ut Se.,s Hit
We sse <1sssssI that her we're stolen BY some i
and soy pessJn n no will furnish snv information rel
to the sgpsehen>oa Of the unhun ssoundrei or the
abuuts Vi the s,,e viii be i,oeriv rewarded for bis
bic, kindness, &c, BY T. KNOTS
JAS. n. WRIGHT,
Co. A, ss:h kegt, n. Z. Caviar,
Greeuye, n,
April 81. 1853. l7-E'
~ Spirit Of the Age COPY four times
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RROOM CORN CULTURE.

Prcpsre your land by breaking 1t up level deep,
and through. Then, with scootws lay of the rows,
In drills, 81 feet apart and SOW ono pec6 o. seea 10
tho aers, In the drills and corcr with seooters, run
a @driH ridge over tho seed. In about six or
eight days thereafter and before the sprouts come
M fasten Oh to scooter stocks, boards like those
far covering cotton seed In planting, only letthem
be stIalt and only faurtaen inches long, and, with
these knock Oft tho "driA ridge" Of earth FROM the
d4.ls= thus leaving clean smooth surface tor Tho
broom corn to start from. This culture 10 important
ahead Of the young grass which It elosely resembles
at this stage, When three inches high, "sids !"
with serapers or "tutn plows az cation IL running
80 deep, and follow with hoes, cleaning the grass
from It, leaving thin continuous stand In about
ten or fifteen days, pillow out thoroughly and deeply
with seooters, and bring to stand leaving three or
four stalks every 9 or inches. Sweep the crop
sweeps, until Il 10 worked over twice mon0 and the
culture will 10 complete At the North, they bend
down the brush, or stalks, Is inches below the
punices. deemed this unnecessary, perhaps In
}uriaus. certainly 50 to the seed.
10 CUTLER tho crop.-As soon as the seed begin
10 turn yelop or ripcn cut the head the pa"'ctes,
fhs brush (al the same) with stems about II inches
long: sun Men in the field, by spreading out on the
ground, one day to dry and cure like fodder and
with your "seeding machines" ready in the field,
strip the seed from them il the weather is fair, and
then house the brush. II the weather is varialas-
house the broom corn with the seed on it. and strip
It afterwards. AT the expense of the seed the 1.s
broom brush is obtained by gathering the crop, be-
fore the seed >5egius to rpen as it is then whier
and more beautiful The best plan is 10 divide the
| process. -
Procure an iron comb, made at Blacksmith shop,
expressly for this purpose, about IS inches long,
teeth inches long and nearly touching. costing
| $500 each One will do the work for fifteen acres
These machines ore to be fastened to bench and
two hands, BY drawing the brush through them,
can strip Oft the seed rapidly and oompletsly.-
South. Culticator.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-13

AORTH-CAEOlINx,I COURT Of pIsp
- Orange County. Quarter Sess'0"
GgGinst sIsveo
It appearing to said Court that James Hhoaea n.pj
Rhodss zaeh.ry Rhodes and Willie !: Of
Il is ordered that advertisement be made IN '1
STANDARD for the space of four weeks, notifying pIs
snd appear at the next term Of the Cour. ,,ou H.
Quarter Sessions Of said County, to be held up su
Monday Of May next then and there to PS ~ii be
against them fro eonfssso. work d
In testimony whereof. i. George Laws, y' e ~
Court, have hercunto set my hand and sea- aes
Hil!sboroush, upon this 2sd day Of April Tvs
49, ~ ~ U.s. GEORGE Law ,c-df
April %. 1868. .. .(pn sdy. $5.6s3S)
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Eorth-Carolisa Factory Goods Wanted

EOrth-CaroliIla Factory Goods Wanted
" ANTED TO PURCHASE NORTH.CAR roll
w Factory Goods Sheetiugs, Shir,ings Osnsbs
Stripes Piads and Cotton Yarns, for retail trade Of
s.aa County, Payment made IN cotton delivered cH
n. c. R. if preferred t" money. Manufactures
wish procure Cotton would do we'll to address =
Smith ieid, Johnston County, NC.
W. q. AVER
\. B.-I have Contracted to deliver lot of BAG /
Fayetteville Tor Cotton Yarns. Those who wish ca,
limited supply for sa per cent On cost, by delverin:
con Al my sore Iron, Sugar and Tobacco store ff
fer cash or produce VI.
SriIhfeld n. c.. March Is, 1858 I'D
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- LlEEs ExrREnss.-Sids by side with the hA<row.
lish operatives and the famine among the irish pea.
santry, come the statements that the Psinee of
Wales supply Of plsts fpr the Marlborough Houss
will cost nearly ESQ, oo0 and that tie royal plate
on his marriage 6rsakSs tsbls vas Of the value Of
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-13

A SUBSTITUTE FOR SPANISH FLIEs-The present
scarcity of Spanish flies for medical use in blister
plasters makes proper substitute desderatum.
A writer in the Savannah Republican says We have
in this country many representatives Of the same
genus, and enumerates the blisterinS beetae, or
potato fly, SO prevalent in our gardens and 50 in.
furious to vegetation as osseacoss He says:
Theblisterin1 plAs,erAnS (ah8Ae7Sass % saeatsiae
are prepared from the Spanish aics 04rsla,.s uss,-
eat0ria, which are ca!kcsad in Spain and ITALY IN
largo quantities fss expectation. We have IL North
America many representatives OF the same genus.
Several species have beos used tor the purpnss
and in this immediate psicbborhood the Ga4taaris
cittata, Tar, striped clustering beetle, cnmmsnly
called the potato fy. TIE hlstsrans bseties ilaur
been enumerated among he insects directE i,sne-
fetal to man. on account Of the Important made
of them in medical practice yei The GARDENERS IN
our ncighborhood will testify that the insect 10
question is very injurious to vegetation. appearing
in large numbers on the Irish potato, tomato egg
plant and beet which they will strip Of every ,exf
have however, remarked, that they viii gi1s The
preference to common weed if IN close proximity
an Amarantas-a kind Of princes feather! TIE
insect is of dull tawny, or light yc!l"~.sh e.T.
with two black spots the head, two black stripes
on the thorax,a and three broad ones on each xins
cover. The under side Of the body, the legs
excepting the first joint which is yei.o<i-bJ, tie
antsnnpa or lcelers are black. Its length Is from
five to eight lines, It's breadth OF oouy t~o '''ea
The body is quite SOFT These beetles are very shy
tmd insca,s, and whenever disturbed fa;i inilne-
diatey from the leaves and attempt to conceal them
selves among the grass, or draw Up their long
slender legs and fcgn themselves dead. In the
night, and in rainy weather they descend from .he
plants and burrow in the ground, under leaves
aud tufts Of grass It il, therefore, during clear
weather. in the morning aud evening that they feed,
and arc to be collected They should be killed BY
throwing thea into scalding water for one or two
minutes after which they should BE- spread upon
cloth or paper 10 dry, and may be made profitable
by selling them to the ap0thccaries for medical USE
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, \
Il miles north of Hii'sborough. The land is vs!I
q large quantity of meadow grounds The land 81
supplied with water, and the Improvements conss
large barn and stables. with two guod framed hou':
log house. If not sold soon it will be for rent.
to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER
Hillsboro', N. c., Nov. II, 1862. -4sS|
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sAssAFRAs-An exchange paper is under the IN.
preston that In the colonial times sassaras Wac an
article Of commerce This is true it was 50 are n
y exported to England that it was b.coming a rival
o. Tea, ana ey the influence Of the East India Com.
Ps"y an ses was passed putting stop to the trade.
q red for expectation, and these ere said to ra.ta a
better beverage than the bark. The season is Sot
Yet too late in some parts Of the Confedar,c,
least for experimenting upon it. "'y' q.
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II. AKATA9 FEHM TEE SUBSCRIBER, on |
II u-duy the 2S-h I'd March nv u-yr-, 5,r VILE
NsiiDw rtml,,isx,tm !: ies1 ~ Inches high. weighing
iBb pounds WIfl,xm isesix lspdlr when pleased
the Hhiat af ifi tpes rfau IsFisa,x t1=i with red
rs ht1uT ~ rsHrE cd aee H asS q Eaec be left q
aslrns 1r.nzs s1nn rt.sa soe ms gal sack
w;rt h!Asf eFe
WIZ give TIE as,ere rs%r-d fsr he sypr.k,1sias
AssEs nss-r,tss sC.r If y be seenrel 80 tA. sgl
4csl
Nj -ssl55.ge.e 8 Il Yf2xisTlk YHIkiu COUNTY
Ii Etlt:r F1sa sSsScs 4 Stsas- VIII sn1 ge
Sk CONE
L.ra E, 4ssi:g- l6-vs
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March "a, 1868.
SOUTH LOWELL WOOL. CARDiNC
CHINE.

AFING FUKCHASED THE PROPERTY KyOYI
IL as the South Lowell Mills, one mile from Nj
Lowell Academy. and l2 miles northeast from H;lsA
would inform the citizens of Orange and III. snrronss
Countless that my Cards will be found in good ords,
sufficient attendance to card day and Night Conseons
those living at distance will not be under the necS
of leaving their wooI and as cards capno, be REM
wool in ell cases must be entirely clear of burs and
hard substances, and in good carding order Those
bring their wo"l in, good order will be sure to get
work pound Of grease to IL of wool. also have n
ton gan IN operation; A. N. LATll
SOutn Lower, N. w. April IL, 1898. l7-6twss
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Headq'rs Co. III. 31st N - ,

Headq'rs Co. H, 31st N. C.T
JAMES ISLAND, 8. G.. Gingman's Br;aaii.,
April oath, 1854
nESERTED LAST OCTOBER AT c.np , No.,
~ N. G u. D. PLEASANT The miiit;. MaSSG1
requested to take up said Pleasant and send him u
confined him 50 can get him. have unda r " q
he has been working in some of the shops in Rsi,;
has sister living about half mile from Cam Ill.,
JAMES E. TODn \
May !, 1883. ''s' A.
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NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY SLAVES

NVlTCG AnOVI NVNAV "A ObdT1.]
TIME SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEAR s7zNHo]
Nash County, has PACK OF DOGS vet!riI
for uniting runaway slaves and he offers his serves
this business to the public His charges will be res
BILE. He will make no charge against the families
diers in service where. they are not able to pay
inconvenience tn. themselves. Neighborhoods tn
with bad slaves who. have escaped from their ns
would do we'll to avail themselves of this opporsiS
catch them. b. w
Nash Co., N. c., April "a. 1864 1s-w'
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NORTH-cAROLINA, I Quarter IS Sessions
II Wake County. ~: TER 49,
JOIN G. HIGH and others,

"a. Petition for pa u1lo'
AFFORD H1GH ard others. I'D
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Coaf.' LII
affidavit of John G. High, that Afford High Id
High. Martha High James L. Fletcher, John T. u W.
wife Delaney, Helen Smith, W. P. Watkins, nts s
Watkins, Green Watkins. and DR.. Phillips and WI,
beth. are residing beyond the limits Of De Si 49,
the process of law cannot be served on them: W.
il is ordered and decreed by the Court that ad's q,
be made iu the North Carolina Standlra fsr 81
commanding said. defendants t" appear at the ne
this Court, and ,lead, answer or demur to the pe"'
judgment wilt be taken pro confssso as to them
-, j ], FERRELL
April "a, 1858. (pr adv $3.50 w
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May ], 1863.
TAKEN TIP.

a ND COMMITTED 70 THE JAIL OF R,yDo,l
- County, n. c., on the 4th of March. is asDVI
slave who saws bis name is GREEN, and that bs ~
to David Graham Of wythe county, Virginia. &c S ,1
had on when taken up gray frOck coat and ORR, ua
He appears to be about twenty-one or rwo guy ~: s
weighs about $50 lbs, copper c,or The owns sea ~
slave is required to come forward, prove prns,r
charges aad take him away otherwise he vii ~.
with as the law directs VIII De D
March "a, 1868. y, JAW
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70 Refugees.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN wILKEsBoRoreu
"A rent for the balance of the rear--is,ns.
will suit small amily-say elk persopsNcan, nas
houses attached Apply sson, as above. '"'en'1
May s. 1868. " D. GAVIN
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FOx SALE, =. ~-ts
4 STEAM BOILDER FORTY FEET LONG, FORTY
"A inches 10 diameter. (new:) Enquire Of s.l-. +
J. MCDONALD l. SON,
. 't Concord N. c.
April %, 1853. -5t-H lt l8-w4t.