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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02
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mr. o,rinotsf prauottftts 1nttr,at. "a
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BON III S6aitn - j rom @fsbapltn. s
BON bs, atlomio -btRanbef baf.sssss
Die ,&iianta" mar ned artt,1 .R,r,r
.tneeasI eu17 ,bsn ~ bfiItn Nsbnfs le6r.
tn ieaRlifAeu Damvftr ..HtraoV tsn.
Rrutrt wctpen. Der pou,eI beaoub atff,
isnibetlS 4siS a S 3oQ bid.ni s&itnen.
si|en. Am Baa uar poe S&if Mi etuem
sOtpbsr, @,stnsr Sdaeporrt&tuna iii. Befei~
,tiaunS BON paatfaDsn unp bidenuofdt>
nsn iur6 ptsnaupnat aaasbebrte, feiutli&,u
Gattl.u9e sevlsbsn. GaR aueutkaIb
Sabre lana spar baran Aebaut ppress ,up
vi Rebeuen warren 10 vcAeoms,en ssppn tsr
Observation-Disclosures Tunt unbsfsRIt&fstb ss
5abrjsus6 pur&crunesn. raj. ale ss an,
H.. Stunt bsn Wilmington Glu6 btaat-
fubr. UNI cas- Blotabs9e(ar ater an.
ausuifen, jwtt sDampfboett nit gu.
|f@autru re beBlstttttny,' ttt,nT ttusst'e
srfptbstli&sn @srdtbs jmttaeuomuasn bate.
uul We ron eeesra"a Allent a't53Btfs
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ISapannab~ sur'tusffreH: @4tntr ,ge'
eonIea aksrfs@taua anetse
Als tsr Hssrfe1 ttx Ulut ~ttratbauIpFsr>
Bebrau&tt IN 0onnaness, 10 A3ss<
taabhn DttsS ttteelit. anta'tKsus ~ t4e.
bsn. Auf ete1t Wst1t vote ~ esn t:tho
mad tftttftntn @dtfan Sunt'btrdt.
po, ttef.s sGabrwa sr;unt sm'bT Rauuslsm
Mtntp1trtn mar, Muf' etnt @niffrnuna
pom 800 Gub +be9ann~ ttt .&f. DIT
0ommametxrs he r&<ebarisa. Raesers.
tt&ttte ,tttbf, ttt xarsnen flu, era tr1asn
S@ub. Dae 15ataiae eonifde 9rojsetta
rte BON BEN: Stsutrtaufs tss @hrrs
edta'DaH ab' une .p%srrruneete stset be-
trd Stsuetltuts. esGtr,s Wtettr baltt tint
9an3et,| 3attensr. 1'pet fseena6ltae' nns
stptt ls@faSut9e, bon estti, y PIT, IN VT
ttot t1adts, etne an ber, Westawten btu
8sr'n8tttn" 9@aesn anturt4ttn. : DIR
apsiit S6ne pom eteleu, (elf3tQtet gpnz
tu9.D tte ,1ur tintae Gs!!fi::s:sfs,attsn' BON bsr
Girf bt6 Gt{enba&.s al. DIR tritte
tr15sbQi9,J o,bf9on n .inent M5tHthatt- s i,
so @rap Befeutrt. fubr sn,a, st Yanssr>
perflsipun9. Iie .tn 4fu.AttarsS Rg& BIN
Elm, 6epsdts% 61E= ftnsn WNaasH1 nc Gtien-
fen. unp 9eI3bru& Rtden uno :ttipunbste
.paepr4> 20 Deer 80 @ann. Gu ,yterter
S@ub etns fell; sir sfanftr hf@ihg 1.-The
f5,adpforts Elm unp f&lfubutt BIT Bru&>
Aide per(eltea unter bic. Mann{daft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02

[si.i.s.nas man, meif ana, nur bbda f,l,tr
~, mahrk,i, AN ben Tbro, b.s Dr6iptu.
ten Sat atianatn fsnn.u. Dteft s&mas
[,ot.r an pfr Heai,runa anb ber 8.pubIi
|tei,en pe,u 5aeip6bnlt% Tbie poitHfb.n An'
[dsleasnteaen bfsp Bottles. iYrfntipienloe
wits he; fnes .parten f.lsrR BIN @tnb Dol
M Reaierunat nt,ltunbt an Raf tbr aura,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Gbee 503 &ilten uuo uGaccie5".-
Smp., 49, Vs. SOlone &C., auseesci9nete
Maare. Cooley Carver II. 6 ..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Zen Spfsrn Der YroRituttpn anBefaQt 1T,
unp Rap Gle pon China importirten un>
8ludliden @elb1pfe ibeinbar auf ~ei9nt
&e9nung unp @efabr' aber in @irtlid>
feit gum 8eten ibrer 6err1 uno Weifer
paS idinpli6te aQer @ewerbe betretben
mi0en. Mand Etner, Der nit parfumirz
tenn Ial 9entu1 Dor bsr STATE, Sadlon
@traBe binaufaebt, arsert ft6 lber cen
@eaanf, pel9en riele 2alterbDble ausatbz
men; aber fetner pentt carar, wie wobl
et9entlih pielem lletsl abSubelfen pdre.
unlere bodpeiiea Staotrdtbe erlallen al
nlerlei 0eroronunben gum 8eften Der quite
Staet Gan 6rancisco (auf c:r plasa
ftebt lo9ar Elm trotener Sprin9brunnen>
wie i'm @ielano's Mbreriten ni@t idSz
ner bdtten MAIDEN la4en t1nnen) aber eiez
iepeitbeule oer n6ineii6en Sclaperet" inz
mitten unleres freten @emsinpewe ems nit
fQbnem S9nitte au6sumerien oaral eentt
man ni9t oper paran wa9t man niht III
penten. DaB Damn uno wanne cine bhent>
li1e Dirne perbaftet uno UNI 10 lboler
beltraft miro, neil 1te ltatt zines Wtatrple1
eiuen telternten @tactbeam'en ansebalten,
uiancticntrt" 10 au lasen nur Die 6ineltz
lde Yrofitution ; befert oter nidt6. "a
Infer reuer Draper, Der al5 poliSei>
ribter @%ele9enbei aenu9 eebabt bat, ras
Gretben pesjent9en Shells Der dtnet(deu
Seo6lterun9, welder entTreper ieltit opr
Der proiitutipn lebt ppcr lib pavun er'
ndbren ldBt, 81 beobadten, miro IS bpf:
fentlt6 ntbt tloS bet Der pom YoliSei:
@bsf Burfe acknowledgement Gsrtreibunt
oiele6 QnBejiefer5 aus Sud- on}trobe be:
>penoen lal1sn, luncern lid %veranlaBt fin:
ben, ener9ilAere Wabre1eln 9eAen oielet
j~eoenfaQe nt9t rctbwenci8e llstcl gu ct:
Qrcifen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
Doctor 81. Srtmann,
9euticfoer Mrst


In st. Mntbpny, Minnel pta,
3eiet biertur9 e~reebent an, bag Ct feline Office
mad Der 80 in . 9traBe Derlegt bat, brittle
IbIr, oberbalb 9errn ubrma6er 1bumplun uuo
eerape eesenaber benz Drus-@toreu ntsr @tan@-
FELIX'S 9aa.
Office. @tunten Fnb Mittass rcn balb Gins bis
brei ubr uno Mbeuos SDn-6 bis s.
3ranfe, bic su tpeit Don bier ~entfernt tpDbten,
nm bic @tabt telu9en 5a %tDnuen, iinb eriubt>
f9 in 8riefeu an Jpn su wenben unt tpe1oen
prpmpte Nntpurt erbalten.
Sriieber Snpfdpf
III tets Yorrdtbig. Deutlbs in entf srnt e%elesenen
Mnlieeeluneen> .relde ibre &incer ~seimfft III ba-
ben iinlden, 1pQtcn lib lhrt1tliG al Jpn tuea~
ben, tpprauf er ciuen Sag beitinmen pirb an tpsl-
DIEM or lie beiudt.
5ranntwein =8rennerei
unb
Gfg=fa6rik
Srn Setter Nfetfer,
Watalbamlt robe, benz Warftbaua 19rda
oe9euitsr,
e%eittllirt unp p~ertauft i'm g rpben unt &leinen
aQt @prten 2'queur;
&lmmel, Y
WdHDoloer>,
NniS<,
Yfirids unb
Transz8 ronntmein u.l.w.
Seltte 2tqueure liAo aae aus &cssen sebrannt+
Jerner ~empieblt er isinsn ausee5eidueten
Tru6tzG0t9
III oer %tilliefen Yreilcn.
G' Der boalte Marftprei6 pirb 1ets fir Noo
gen ttsablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Gin un8er Nmerttaner>
,pelder In Berlin fueiyte, ilono tn e'nsm
piltclenrueu auf Der MenlAr. Gr batte
ben eriten Sdub uuo fsblts, Der 0sA<
ner lhlug an. u5alt !" lhrie Der Nanfte.
uWas per|ansen 9ie fir Sbre 8erebz
tiauna ouf mi@ au {dieben? 2allen sic
un5 einen 9onpsl modsn!" 0er g'ebz
ner> Elm fotter arn:er Yurl1e> tuste Swar>
pann ober rief CT:
vWie bo6 torirsn sic ben Sdu6 in
mstner Yiito!e?"
uN%unibunpert Dollars"
"Yp0m" uno Ter @e4ner erDpb ru>
big leins Wafs.
vSetsDuurert Dollars"
uSbr 9eben it fiji Sie piel mebr wertt,"
nIauIeno Dollars"
n!lno eth triaautes TrNb(tuf {"
u1cpp!"
Du GNuG waro III Die 2uft oefsuert
u'c rie 3otlun9 lommt cem Triibtud
c~rfOfatp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

Cine 9incpln>M ncfpote.-
Bie e5 tei Sen. 5cofer Der Tau mar, cab
Gemperen;zpfaffen cen prdlipenten 9eraz
ossu tsFirmtsn, 5octer Su entlal1sn, neil
er Acle9ent!id fid AT efuem Olo|e Wein
lott poer AUDI mitu1tcr ei1en uSlp 1iye'
aeniebt, fam aud neuerpin95 Elm FOLDER
Jonatittr iu prdfeent 2inccln unp tsz
lbnerte ii9 fiber Gen. Grant.
s&Dnnen Ste mir Yieueidt la1en> 6err
Heperenp>" fru9 2incell uwelGe Sprte
2iquor Sen. Grant trinft 2"
DaS mubte Der Neverenp nidjt.
v&s tbut mir lcir," cradn;te 2incoln
NIT aQer NrnAalonee, neeb @;e IS niht
wi0en, i'd bdtte lebr qerne meiaen onoern
@enerdlen Don rerleibsn Sorte 2tqnor
onempfpbien."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

&affee 100 eide @to, alseeseiG>
net. 20 SddeSasuayra, 70. 10 uYrdets" NrGa,
auserlelen @ppleY CARVER II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

~Varuner5 @prne."
0af< unb Bparbtn9bau6,
Yon ~B9ruber.
8ierte @trabe, binter benz nWinslpw< 9aule",
ct. paul, Wtnn.
- Dieie5 Gait uno 8oarein0bauS III
IAN auf pas 0eiAmadvclts uic Ssquem=
. ES8 ite einssridtst uro peroen Neilsnoe uue
1.1 Nof9anger ouf oas 8s|le bseient.
Sin Der Sar lno tets frildes 2aserbier ipwie
feline Sit1re II. abte 5auana~ @i9arrsu su babsu.
~ Nuber iebr eu1er @talurg bale
EC7rT5TlMr71gr1 i'd furtwatrenb clue errbe Nuswabl
AW Hrn Vfsrccn, Direct aus Jaincis uno
@ASeAM@kka4&2+ Soma i,~npcrtirt> gum Gertauf. 0ar>
mer, ME ube1baupt SplGe, tie pIerte 81 taufen
Min Ipsn, tpersen publ tbun, bel mir Sor5ulpre<
deu. @eprg Gruher.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

s. @atipm @ebb, ir.
No@frlser BON @al1er@ @ebh>.
&n3roS 9durler
Srem6en Weinen, 8rQnbieS,
Gins etc.
@penac Brenty,
GpdeQe VrantY,
Samaica uno ct. Grpir Stun,
3uQdnr. Sin,
Sept6 Wbisfep,
Teirer alter Bourbon @bisfsy,
Noe9eu uub Nuuuusabela Mbiafy,
DIP 9ueens Yrrt,
Bur9uut- SPORT,
Teiner alter Cherry @ein,
Maecra,
@tptb Gl,
Scncpn Ycrter,
W~tS 'd0umentcru. ui9tidGuMeute Gatlpba,
Gatarta Broncs,
Arate'S @atapta II. plantatipu 8;tter9,
ga i6 cine De1tiuerie bel me;uem @eld0fte
babe, 10 fam id orbiudre unb tiuioe &caaen- Ii.
Bourbon 2Sbisfegs au ben nieerisitea gnarprei~
len lte1ern. S. Wat1un IS ett jr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
umton-6 all.
Neuetablirte6
Sem @cibaft.
@eprJ 8en5,
Smpertrn., @rub- unt aleinbGnbler

Smpprt'A:, @rpB- une aleinbanbler
Don Nbetnwetuen,
un9arwetne,
Tran;61lde unb
@atawba>W eine
Wabciraz uno Yprt<W einen,
BON pe1l9ttoenen Sabrsdnsen, rclde beim Dug
3enb, 6laide uno @las p%ertauit werben in. leiner
@einbale, 0ritte Giraffe,
5wtl&en Marfet< II. Walbineton< Ctr,
Trend's @tein9ebdupe.
Ae6ter S@weiser unp 2imburget &dle
Ae@te 9oadno. Syringe,
Sarpeuen unp Sarpinen
RetS Sprratbig uno gu ben naSsli9it biaistenYrei'
fen Su. babsn.
Jeruer: Mu~Sse3eiGnetes Gbtca9p unb
s inctnnatt Mle ND PORTER, unb bic
feinlten Surten Don 2iqueuren uno
6 bompa9ner
@orie enblid elm erce(entee MNortiment BON
Saoanna=G tearro8.
gortebenoes II Maes gut uno in rei&er Guae
,urratbiS bel
Gepra Ben3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

st in en- $50 &ilten> ~9ayere"l M.
N'8, sanse, balbe urb Siertel.
Cooley Carver II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26
6 Dmfulut

farbie aSnisrei9s
Hreuben, &Silrtten1bere. Baperu,
9annpDer uno Sabfen,
tir ee 0rrbbersrethimsr
Sloenbnr9, Seifcn unp &aeen,
fit paS 9ersp9tbum Nal1o u,
furoa5 &urfur tentbum 5enen
uno bic freie Stapt Branffurt q. 81.
Der nnter5ei6nete 1T jebeu 5aa mabrenb ber
@el9dftstunpen 81 fnnen lit leiner Office, 1ub-
meltli9e Ode Don Main= unb Iritter Gtrase.
6. S. Mpac, Con I'LL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Deutbe6 So f. unp @afbaus
nebf
2aeerbicr= Saloon,
WtnnelctazS trobe, sptlben Der Z. II. Stem.
Dieiss @albous bietet Neiienpsn, tie teton.
bi9en Srtg3neerr a0e mDsliden 8equea 1l,9tsi-
ten. Cute @!alluugen lino NIT benz Dau1e Der
~tunscu+
I'm 9%cneigtea 3ulpruG tiittt
8alentin Gppel.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
The Semi Wcekiy STANDARD.
,ITAHLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.

-Tr T-yDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY UN-
dertaken public duties Incompatible with proper at
tentun the property herenaer 1eseUsu VIII L sen eoh a.
n,r next unless sooner disposed II at private sale
70 Tr,c of LAND in Moore County. ON the Fayetteye
ma n Western Plank Road about baif way between Car
anu sSbpboro' containing about 5U7 acres. of which
@ M w 10 acres is recently cleared, and well fenced and
SOM ,ur acres of good meadow IL ms on II comiorta-
BILE Dwelling ki'cueu sN'0Ne N' ' ' r
cgS sale Will be made at the premises, and immediate
rosSession will be given to the purchaser.
III will also SELL private sale, his lots ana residence
:; La town of Asheboro with without two farms near
tha villare One of the farms about mile from tue WI
lao. Contains about loo acres, so acres of whch is IN cui
.;,iN, II has on it some 10 acres OF good meadow
Abnt a. acres is seeded, good ORDER with superior
variety Of wheat and with rye aud winter oats ne re-
i in GOOD condition for crop. Three fOurths
W the outside fence of this place is built Of stone The
tber tract about miles from the village contains SO5
ceres about 90 in cultiyatiOnsome Is acres of
which seeded in winter oaS-the rest intended LOT corn
this wear ,,. = , 4, ..;
1 containing about 10 acres all OF which IS IN excellent
,rlitr: has on il orchard Of than 200 trees in
hearing of choice varieties of apple
zach pear cherry and other fruit trees about acres OF
biuhIv frrtiliZsd and productive meadow
The dwenng is - 2n feet. with wing IS 26 feet
both two high The rooms of the main building
70 all mastered in plain hard finish style four of them
snacou and with good fire places; ono dormtory with
on fire place and library ruom fined up with move
able shelves &c The wing has two rooms with hre places
a dining room and room without hre place with
fxed wardbgS and spacious and dry cellar under the
bnding The uuIhudings consist of kitchen, three
negro houses with two rnms in each of them. four
of the rooms having each fire place, and one OF them
stove well with antry. large smoke house car
rare house wood house. offices, each with two rooms
and one fire place framed barn "a 81 feet, with stable
onns for horses space for sheaf wheat enough to pro-
Guce u bushels ceed garners capable OF holding each
200 bushels of grain with basement story to shelter cat
lie: and alSu separate houses stone milk house
supplied with constant stream of cool spring water The
buildings are all excellent condition, and have been
Gently painted.
Persons desirOus make further inquiries can apply to
me at Raleigh to nv brother residing in Whining
ION my bruther in Fayetteville, my son-n-law, s. ).
Jackson in Asheboro who is duly empowered TO make
sale.
As am about TO remove to Raleigh can give imme-
date possession JONATHAN WORTH.
Jan. b, 1909. Std.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TENHE HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS THE Simon
II ton House is offered for sale The building is 10
feet 'front.' and O7 feet deep three stories hh brick and
tin-roof. The bulldog is divided as follows
Two LARGE HALLS, occupied by the Masons and the
l. o. o. F. The Basement divided iGto four large dry
rooms, used for Grocery and -shqps Two of the
FINEST STORE ROOMS in the State running the whole
length of the building, with large cellars and wareroOms
COunting-roOms. and fine skyIght the second
story and a wagon-yard in of the building.
THE HOTEL is the best arranged in this country large
and fine rooms, well lrnished-brck Kitchen and Smoke
House. large Stable and Horse Lot with convenient
This the most desirable property offered for sale in
this country StateSville is desirable place to live in,
and brisk place for trade The Female College and
good Male School, in successful operation the Western N
g.. Railroad and the Charlotte and Statesve Railroad
bring great travel and trade to the town, and it is we'll
known Staesve is the best place for trade in Western
n. C. The terms will be made suit the purchaser
Amy length Of time be given Confederate
bonds will be received. This property is now paying
good rent and will continue to do soand would not be
sold only for division
If the property not sold privately, it will be sold to
the highest bidder on TUESDAY of February Court for
Irede County r. F. SIAONTON,
Surviving Partner.
Dec 80, 1862. l-5t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANC
COMPANY

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses PrOmptlyI
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane, Cyrus P. Mendenhall, David P. Weir,
James NJ. Garrett T. NJ Jones, N H. d. Wilson, David Nc
Knight, NJ. S. Sherwood, Jed. H. LIN lsay, r. NJ. Sloan,
C. G. Yates. T. Sterling VIM. Barringer, Greensborough
Alexander Miller Newbern DR.. w. c. Ramsey, Wades-
borough; W. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. r. c. May
nard Franklinton E F. Watson Watsonyille A j. York,
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity College.
OFFICERS:
n H. D. WILSON, President
JED. II. LINDSAY, Vice President
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
N. II. D. WILSON,
g. G. YATES, Executive Committee.
j. NJ. GARRETT,
All communications business of the Office should be
directed TO PETER ADAMS, Secretary,
GreensbOrough.
April 25, 1852. S4-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TEIHE UNDERSIGNED. AS ADMINISTRATOR WITH
L the will annexed Of Henry W. Miller, deceased, will
the 20th day of January, 1861 at the auction of
James VI. ToweS, in the City of Raleigh, expose to pub
lie sale all the periShable property belonging to sad
tate and also large and valuable law and miscellaneous
library selected with great Judgment and taste. The law
library complete comprising the Reports and Dgests of
this and other States and all elementary books. The
ceaneous library consist of works of History Bio :raphy
Travels &C. by approved authors This is tppOruni-
ty seldom offered to the lawyer ani student. Many of
these books print and be purchased any
price in the book This library is believed TO be
one of the best in the State.
TERxs-A credit of six months will be given the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security before the pro-
perty is delivered h A. BADHAM,
Administrator.
Dec. l6, 1882. lOl-St
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
a the Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Mutual
N Fire Insurance Company held on the l4th of Jsnua
ry, The following persons were elected Directors and OH
GERS for the ensuing year:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J.R. Williams,
c. W. D. Hutchings
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little,
James M. Towles,
James E. HOyt Washington.
Alex. MITCHELL Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. JuGes Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos. Ramsay, Plymouth.
]. W. Harre, MurfreeSboro'.
H. B. Williams Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, AnSOn County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem:
A. T. Sunny, Asheyille
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, PresideRt.
II. D. Turner, Flee PRECEDENT.
John II. Bryan, AtOrBsy.
Hamden s. Smith, Sec1etIrs and Treasure.
7. Ii. Seby, er-gtfciO,
John r. Williams, En- Committee.
CIV. D. Hutchings.
This Company has been in successful operation over
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes OF
erty in he State Except Steam Mills and Turpenpe Dis
teries) upon favorable Terms It's Policies now cover
property amounting to nearly large portion of
which is country risks and its present capital over
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary postpaid -
Raleigh Jan. Is, 1852. sc
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DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE C0-PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
IL A. MITCHELL d son, of Newberu N. c.. was dis
solved by mutual the first day of June 1862
All persons owing the firm by account, reques
ted to make payment to T. j. MITCHELL Graham who
the books and of the firm All claims again them
will be paid by him, and every having any claim up
on them are requested TO present it. .
ALEX. MITCHELL,
T. J. MITCHELL.
.' of Newbern, n C.
Jan. 6, 1852. 3-Sm.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ETNLESS DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE SALE, WILL
be sud the first day of January lS63 at auction,
on the premises at u ocuck the lot situated street
immediately south of Lynn Adams residence on which
Is small tene Hent, containing three rOomS conveniently
arranged for small family, with good garden ThIs Is
desirable location for tradeSman of small family as
near tile Market and convenient 10 tie business part Of
the city.
Terms favorable and will be made known on the day Of
Sale. JAS. NJ T0WLES,
Agentand Auctoneer:
Raleigh Nov. 2s, 1862. 96-tf.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. T..

7 HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
Il sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hllf OF Haul's Ferry, near the Yadkn river.
One contains about 3gg acres the other containing
abuut $40 adjoining each other will sell them
gelher separately This Land lies in healthy section
ofcuuntry aud well adapted the raising of grain aud
bAcen Any person wishing purchase 90 and view
the Same and call to address at Lexington
NC. A HUNT.
Dec. 2, 1862. 97-tf
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N. C. Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, !

N. C. Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
-. Treasury DEPARTMENT OF N. q.
December 2sth, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
next for The purchase of 5000 900 of Bonds issued by
the State of North Carolina dated January ls 1865 run
ming thirty years and payable at this Department
The above bonds viii have Coupons attached fol interest
at six per cent per anuum payable st of July and LIST of
January in each year.
Successful bidders upon being informed OF the accept
ance Of their bids depose the amount af their bids
including the interest accrued thereon TO the credit OF the
Public Treasurer in the Bank Of North Carolina or Bank
Of Cape F. ar, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters en-
dorsed Proposals for n c. Stocks" to the Public Treas
urer, at Raleigh, NC. .A
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of the State and the President
'''' ~ - D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
RoIaioh Dac 90 1852 It'd.
t Register State Journal and Progress copy till day
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CHATHAM RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned at the Companys Office in the City
of Raleigh until nOor, Saturday November l. 1885,,
For tie Graduation and Masonry of the middle division
extending from Pages to Lockville, Us mies.)
ProfieS and Spec fcdOMs showing abuut the aggregate
amount Of work required will be exhibited for one week
prior TO that date at the Engineers Office in Haywood
Chatham County, and Companys Office in Raleigh.
Printed proposals will be urp Contractors for their
6lling up, and signatures
KEMP P. BATTLE, P. esident.
ELLwooD MoRRIs, Chief Engineer.
Raleigh Oct. TO- 1862. s2-tE
~ Fayetteville Observer Charlotte Buetin SaIisbur,
Watchman, Greensborough Patriot and Wilmington Jou
na will copy six times and forward bills this office.
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Headquarters, KinstOn, N. C.,l
DECEMBER 10th, 1862.
Special orders,l
No. I.
THEREAFTER No CORN OR COTTON WILL BE
Ill permitted to be taken from the Counties of this
Military District without the written permission of his
Excellency Gov. z. b. Vance, the Brig General Com
manding.
No. 2.
Provost Guard will be established at Mosey Hall to
prevent all shipments of the commodities named in nara
graph LIST of this Order that may not have the required
written authority.
BY order Of N. G. EVANS, Brig. Gen. Commanding:
SAMUEL j. CURRIE,
A. ID. c.
Dec 16, 1889. 1Ola-tE
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LAND FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM SITUATED WITHIN LIZ
- miles Of the town of Oxford containing $40 acres
ut Gnehalf of which is in forest growth. The soil is
ped to the usual grain crops and grows fine manufsc
5 * tobacco. The situation is healthy, well watered,
% mas good dwelling house and other necessary build
ingS & IN good repair. ~
lhe terms will be made accommodating.
address r. w. LASSITER,
Nov. Il, 1862 s1-tf
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NOTICE..

gN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
d Equity, will sell on the premises in Alamance Coun-
" N c. the 28d of January next, tract of land be-
tongng to the of George Foust Decd containing
go acres situated within mile of the of Graham
yell watered, and very productive.
credit of twelve months will be giyen bond and secu
iy required and title reserved until the purchase money
3 paid. J. HOLT, G. NJ. 4.
: Graham, N. c. Dec. so, 1852. 1-tdpd