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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-07-08

ly,>iNoroN, ID. C., Nav IS, 1868.
V-NHEWuN: have just received your
e,tcr Of the 7lh INST, inviting me, in be-
|alt ot the Washington l-nion Club, of
fmIh>, 10 join in public celebration
the awyrr>ary of the surrender of that
| y To lh" Federal arms. You also speak
|nar o. my -.,~t efforts to induce the
! |op.c oi West Tennessee to consent
srrIullv 10 - the restoration of the ma
onal authority throughout the South.
l. believed that by meeting you on
o"caSlon referred to, | could be of ser
r to single honest, aw-abiding citizen
7 truly renentpnt rebel, or that | could
1n'7bute, to the least extent, in endin"
1t war and restoring the blessings OF
sar under the Constitution, | would
lFH|n!y attend. Bat | have no such
Mn IN myself, and therefore i shall
p 70.
In your letter you express the opinion
Il by a :" direct personal appeal " !
lshi " "co"o"yuge the loyal and reclaim
Ue dl>!oyal." | confess my astonish-
aN at such statement and can at,
h'uta tins opinion OF yours to nothing
u ialIure on your part To comprehend
aiastarlv policy of our great and good
resident and the wise statesmen who aiC
To- IN shaping and directing the civI
'-cy ot the Government. When you
ave fully studied and understood tn,
MO purposes of oiIr most God fearins
' !aw-a5iding President when you arr
l'e familiar with the profound militar,
S.'tS5y, which, as COMMANDMENT
la OF the Army and Navy of tn
|'H States" he is now displaying
!! when you further remember the as
'sAing success we have had in reclaim
our misguided countrymen," | shal
~nazed if you continue to believe
"eSsaFy TO encourage the loyal " an
'ec'alm the disloyal." Wig e,com'ug
'yAf Is it possible they need en-
'sement IN Memphis, where, for near
year, you have been inside the Fede
Nres Where every night tattoo
.o,"'uted for ''Hush my baby don
u cTy, and al relTie q Hail Columbia
.' ,o4s'S the people to a conciousness of tn
,,"' %c'a7ty which is afforded to the prc
y VI u the loyal people in Memphis an
A, 81 Tue country round that political Jo
~, How can YOU or | ''encourae
"!h when our matchless Presidcn
4, -''e congress, his sage counselors an
peerless military subordinates, hay
a., S,1aay done and promised all which wi
~, - cah suggest, which our sacred CO..
f,S 1'on authorizes, and which the Chri
| - tehTInn tnlnratnr and nr,r,,,.,n-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-16
Salem, June IL, 1858.
Confedernte oficers hung as Spies.

MuRTREEsRoRo' June 9-Col. Laurence William Orten,
formerly Laurence Williams of the I'd u g. cavalry
time Gen. SCOTS staff and lately Gen. Bragg's
Chief of Artillery and Lieut. Dunlop, of the rebel army
arrested and hung spies last night at Franklin,
under the following circumstances: They made their ap
peerance at Franklin in full Federal Uniform horse and
Inspectors of the United States army having
ders from Assistant Adjutant General E. D. Townsend,
and countergned by Gen. Rosecrans inspect the forth
fcatiOns of this department. ..'.-
Col. Watkins grew suspicious of them, and communities
ted his doubts to Col Baird who telegaphed to General
Rosecrans asking If any such persons held positions in
the army Cen Rosecrans replied in the negative and
finding themselves detected the rebels confessed Docu
ments of reasonable and contraband information
were found them. Gen.. Rosecrans ordered court
martial this morning They hung Col Baird tele-
graphs that they were spies OF no ordinary and
brave men. 0ren a cousin Of Gen. K o. Lee and was
brother of Williams late Gen. McClellan's staff
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CHRISTMAS oINTMENT.

VNHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACI0US IN
n the Southern Coufederacy is prepared in Wilson,
N c., by THOMAS 2. CHRISTIAN. :. - :
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ont-
ment for the fitch in its various FORMS II has
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for letter.
Scadhead cuaneous diseases in instances old
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its use for itch and letter. that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application to hundred cases.
each glitch and letter. but failed of cure 1t has
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure for
backs and shoulders In testimony Of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates eold be adduced Such
IS deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof Of its valuabeness in the of all these all
mens. II can be used in any climate. either cold hot
rainy clear weather without any danger to the patient
This ointment put uponly by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars with full directions, and will be furnished to
persons in want Of it at from dollar to fifty dollars
according to size of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
ductcn, by purchasing large quantity. All orders
. REFERENCES. =. ssr - - Ia,
- OHAHLEs F. DEEMs, d. D., Wilson, NO -.
w. G. JORDAN, Wilson, N, G. ~ s.-... =
On. w. q. HOOPER, Caswelf Co., N c.
Wilson, n. G., Feb. 10, 1858. ls-sm.
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900 NEGROES WANTED.

800 NEGROES WANTED.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
IL hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad. ...... =.
The line runs through healthy country high ridge
and ali hands employed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for. We will hire either by the month the year.
Apply to at Cary, miles west Of Raleigh at Hay
wood, or Lockville, Chatham county, N. G.
]. N. CLEGG CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
X. P. Battle Pres't. Chatham r. R. Company Raleigh
and w J. Hawkins Pres't Raleigh CASTOR r. R. Com
pany, Raleigh.
Feb Ia, 1883 l3-tf
cY- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peters.
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
mingon Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
ser to the amount of six dollars and forward bills to Office
N. c. Standard
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eco REWARD.

'e - a1sr CAMP HoLNks, N. G., June s. 1859 m
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BIZ i fs%
n for the arrest and delivery at the Csmpot u.s. S
ton of The following soldiers who deserted nom 1s
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER Company b. "a III
of age five feet six inches high dark comPexiO1 er
hair dark eyes three of his upper front teeth ou n
North Carolina. ~ -. ..,su
Private s. d. HUDDLBSTON, Company E. P a1s tss
years old, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion, us
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County, by W.T.
ton wien enlisted a farmer. Ss5ipt
By order of Col. PETER MALLErT, Command g CODN'f
for North Carolina -.s~r -.....F ,.-,,,t
June 9, 1868. -g...,.,gs - IT,
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fa al aJa {r 4 IL 9l 1INE ,e tass

The many friends of Iowa Roystef Of this City win be
Rratied 70 that be has been appointed to
n TIE 18th Regiment Lieut. Roysfefs graduate OF the
University ohe State where his talents won TOR him me
very highest distinction Immediately upon resolving ms
his 1sa Mater which position he fed 70 the satisfaction
of every one till the eomencement Of the present trou
bes Since that time be has served as enlisted man IN
the LIST c. Cavalry Our army contains gallant
spirit than Iowa Royster. -Prugrsss. - "a 80
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$50 REWARD.

WNHIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR THE
n apprehension and delivery of EBEN SMITH at camp
of the 18th N regiment any camp Of Instruction in
the State of NorthCarolina. The above named is about
81 years old dark hair dark complexion blue eyes, slim
vlsage feet 10 inches high He is supposed to be
making his way back to Sany County, North Carolina
where he lives when at home.
Also $50 will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
Of ROBERT B. LEE, company K, 2sth n. C. Troops at
camp Of the 2sth n g. t. any camp Of instruction in
the State of NorhCsrona The above deserer is about
2s years old, dark hair dark complexion feet 10 IL
inches hi had the white swelling leg rather slim
visage Heis sgpPesedto be making his way to Stanly
County, NC. Ar o. ]. II. CROMWELL, LIST Lit 49,
-. -, Command'g Co. K, 9sth N. G. T.
June IL, 1868. 4S-St.
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Office of the NOrth.CarOlina II. r.. Co.,
CoMfANY Shops, June 10th, 1868.
HNHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Stockholders of this Company will be held in the
town OF Greensborough Thursday, the ninth day of
July next, at eleven O'clock A. NJ. ID ..--.
Stockholders who do not expect to attend this meeting
requested to send their proxies they will be supplied
with the blank forms application at the Office to any
station agent. JOHN II. BRYAN, j.,
-. Secretary.
June IL, 1858. 4S-td.
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June Q, 1868
FoRTuNE FOR rs.

a NY PERSON ENCLOSING 81 TO BOX 1870 l,. Esd i
n mond Va, will received two recipes for s.terss
cheap that outlay of IS on one OF sSs IpI
alone viii realize when manufactured and sola Wits
one can manufacture either article in On hoHf'
directions sent. ~ otpd
May 2e, 1883.
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WRITING INK.

yHsHE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW MANUFACTURISSss
Il good article of fine BLACK WRITING Inn. Ins
Ink have been making for the last ten years mas O
tested by the best judges in the State and CONSIDERS
to any that has ever been offered to the public flows M
ly for briancy and permauancy of color, it canDS w
surpassed by any Ink offered for SALE and neeui
commendatory notices to recommend it.
Orders from dealers will be promptly attended TO-;
g...I - 800 J. : - = W. j. GRAGSON,
-" Graham, Nc
Nav fSefses ~ q ..' 81. 4l-stPd.
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May 10, 1868
Duplin County, June I'd, 1863

-. : -. Duplin County, June I'd, 1865
W. ". Holden, Esq: 49,
VNHE TINE Is APPROACHING WHEN THE 70
IL tiers of the 3rd Congressional District will be csS
upon to select some 10 represent them in the House.
representatives of the Congress of the Confederate S
Among other gentlemen who qualified and capable
filling that honorable position we ask leave th0rg
your valuable JOURNAL to suggest the of THOMAS
EAISON. As member of State Legislature for sew
era years from the county ofSampson he proved hma
to be man whose honesty integrity and fidelity to m
trusts reposed in him entitle him to the confidence ~
fellow citizens When the broke out COL FsisOp SEN
his three sons to battle for the of the rights oil W
South Of whom sealed his devotion BY his blood 20
private gentleman has done more for the soldiers and '
country than Mr. Fason and should be consent to be &
didate, we may be assured he will perform his whole o'
well. MANY VOTERS
OfaeSd C5ngrsssiOOG5 Dict, ety.
June K 1893. 4-6k
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for the law recognizes imprisonment and sapctions
1t as punishment for crime, but the law knows OF
mo place or Bastile where the citizen, VINO con
fined, may not have the advice and aid OF counse.I
am denounced for styling military men, VINO no
their fellow men great injustice and injury without
the form of law, Tyrants," and their assem6lages
dMobs. ~ The Journal calls Abe Lincoln tyrant
for arresting such men as VaIlandgham, without
form of law, and his soldiers, who execute such or
ders, are generally termed mobs. In what 40 tae
arrests of Vallandgham and thousands Of others IN
the North, differ from the arrests OF such men as Dl
Isaac W. Jones. Geo. Mason, and others, (without
form of laVv) amongst us2 There is no right under
The Constitution and Laws of North Carolina, FOR the
preparation of such acts by the military
80 NATHANIEL B0YDEN.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

II WILL OPEN THE EAGLE HOTEL FOR THE RE
cepon of Guests the first of June and hope to be
able to entertain from seYentyve to hundred persons
during the summer. -0..' .
In connection with this large Hotel have number of
Hacks, Carriages Bugges and Saddle Horses that my
guests get at a minutes notice
j. n. BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle Hotel.
Asheville, N. G.
June 2, 1858. 45-2mpd.
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Executive Department North.Carolina,
Is = AD5uTANT GENERALis 0PFIcs (MILTT1A,) y
2 "a SINS ana o.. .s '.TRALEIGH Nay Il, 1855

~. Executive Department North.Carolina, s
II n - rs ADJuTANT GKNERALs 0Pncs IMnIT1A,) b.
2 a - a.s 81 ,'7RALEIeH, May II, 1858. :.
General Order, .~.,'-. t 2.
No. 6. -. ..-- <
II THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTT FROM THAt ACT
ame1datory of the exemption Ae passed by the late
Congress Of the Confederate States published for the in
formation and guidance OF those whom it may concern
2-..- -fa- &c. (ExTRAcT.) -, -. so :
SEc e. In addition to the State officers exempted BY
the Act Of Oct H. 1862 there shall be exempted all State
officers whom the Governor Of State claim have
exempted for the due administration of the Government
and laws thereof but this exemption shall not continue in
any State after the adjournment Of the next regular ses
sion Of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL by
law exempt them from military duty in the Provisional
Army Of the Confederate States" .-glr ..nk Ig7.sa
i IL Militia officers hereby exempted from the opera
ton of the Co9ssript Acs long as they yield prompt
Obedience to 4he orders Issued from this Office The ser
vices Of Refractory and Negligent officers will not be con;
sidsred peeessary Hfor the doe administrators or the
Government and laws of the State" ~. ,,tSsSi
IE Ccnaandiag ofiesrs Of the Militia Wfl oommuAi-
1his order TO the officers under their command.
h ByPrder Of Gov Vases: :, 49,, - - 1,o, nm
=, n E.':a..es DAHL g. FOWLES
- -. 3D. 20 Adjutant General.
Raleigh May Is, 1863 =. e. - = 4O-tf.
.H All daily newspapers in the State copy one week
and weekly papers copy two weeks. g--- Er1rat
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by THE GOVERNOR OF NoRTH.oApo,, =.
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF NoRTHC1po,-~-
- - ~ A PROCLAMAT "oLINA

"HEREAS, THE TINE LIMITFn ~
eanatioh, dated the 9th of Nav ~ MY PRO
POrtaon Of certain articles from the Sat- en-
from the 18th Ohe past MONTH will soon eUr Day,
SGs cnsTSolt ID b IE a8g LON T
OF State issue this Proclamation, contipuD sns Council
ton thirty days from the 18th inst subacs G prOh
tons and restrictions contained in said Inc e
the 9Th OF May; and entrustipg the execnto ia
elamation TO Justices of the Peace and MIia This P
In witness whereof ZEBULoy B. Y, UneeGs.
sEAL. nos, Captain General and Conm.'rAs CE, Cove
bath signed these presents and caused IN
Done at the City Of Raleigh, this stb dsv =,
80 " the year Of our Ibdependence The sI
x. =. battle, JR-, Private Secy. VANCE.
% All daily papers in the State insert ~. "GsT2E.
weekly and semi,weekTy papers two ReekS week and
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PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS,
UlceratfOns of the Womb; Spermatorrbpa 9,
--.-. philitic A Elections, &c ~

nR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE, Ala
~ will be in Raleigh the first of July where he NAV h.
consulted for few days He operates with perfect success
ior Piles and guarantees perfect in every case Of
Flles where the TumOrs come down when at stool IA
operated with perfect success few days ago. in case Of
II years standing his tumors coming down as large
large tea cup at every STOOL Those who doubt NAV s
dress Mr.. d. Il. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
Dr. G. operated on some desperate cases in Salisbury last
year, one Of them is known to every citizen of SALISBURY
Ladies OF the City and vicinity will be visited at then
homes He will be in Salisbury the first of June Greens
borough the 18th of June.
March 90, 1863 24v&svtf
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w. r. RICHARDSON & CO.,

w. r. RICHARDSON d CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, N. C.
loFFIcR ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
ENTILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION 10
w sales and purchases of State and Confederate bon
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and any
ness connected with the different departments of theSs
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
REFERENCES.
Q. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright, do.
John d. Williams, Fayetteville.
w. G. BroadfGot do.
]. ]. Bsckwood, Charlotte.
W. K Lane. Wayne County
John D. Whitford, Craven County
Hon. Thomas Ruffin, Alamauce County.
Hon. w. N. Edwards, Warren County.
Hon D. W. Courts, Rockingham County:
h. W. Guion, Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1868. 6-vksvsn
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RFW.pn

OIsD A OHPhED -DULLARS REWARn
u UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER nv Or,
ANTHONY. He is of whtish yellow 10y named
feet inches high Is 90 years old and S
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heayv bs.S
and talks short when questioned and has down oo yam
No doubt be is trying to pass for free bow iOOk-
will give the above reward for him Delivered T., No. -,
Prospect Hill Caswe County, confined in any III, ~
&c a nnI n. ~, +. L. WARREN,
O"""eh w. hi"Fcn ~, lo6z. 26-W6sVf
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Another Habeas Corpus Case.

In July last William B. Gostnor, of Henderson county
private in company A, 25th regiment N. O. troops who
had been severely the battles around Richmond
hired as substitute Allen Robinson aged 49, who had
been private in the but who had been
charged by Of being the conscpt age and
discharge was duly given to Cosnor BY Col n. H. Ru-
ledge BY reason Of having furnished the said Robertson
substitute In February last Lieut.. Julius A. Poor, Of
the 25h regiment being at home and acting under orders
from the Coone of said regiments arrested Costnor
member of his company absent without leave.
-Costner by his attorney, applied to His Honor Judge
Shpp, for writ of hbe1s corpus which was granted and
Lieut. Poor appeared before the Judge with his prisoner
and after hearing of the case Judge Ship decided there
just for his detention and ordered his dis
charge from custody.
Being about return his regiment, Lieut. Poor dis:
gardng the order of Judge Shpp rearrested Cosne
for the purpose of returning him to his company and his
Exc cheney Gov Vance, being notified that Poor and his
prise would pass Raleigh ordered squad of men TO
be de1aIed from the 3sth regiment n c. Militia and to
proceed to the depot of the Central Railroad in this City,
take Conor into custody aud deliver him to the Aduant
General The squad detailed and under command of
Capt William h. Crowder proceeded directed to the
depot in this city and the arrival of the cars from the
West yesterday morning. took Costnor in custody and
deli yered him to Gen. Fowe.
spscsl order Immediately issued by order of Gov
Vance perm ting Costnor inasmuch he had been dis
charged from the operation of the conscpt to return
his home to be protected By the militia officers of
the State from further arrest under said act until the udg
ment of Judge Sh pp reversed by some judicial
thority, having ofsuch cases-Daiy Progress.
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THE PEOPLES FACT0D1

! NJ Is axe NOW IN OPERATION For T16 m
eht OF the people. We are now maDns. inE Ben.
flying shuttle and DID, Jaehione9 looms
6edstSGds d. In few days We expect to be- agu S
ing shoe lasts and pegs. W We llanuacur.
Our foundry is also in operation and castr,. =. -
r. countsa far possible nss
We will pay the highest prices for old csStin attention
you must bring to US if you desire the sunniy which
!1gs to be kept up We shall soon be PREPARED s
Po0s OF various kinds by wholesale and retail Si n3
wives will be- furnished with necessary Ariel. soldiers
prices. SIMPSON ' = HS az reduced
HiIlshoro', N. c., June 5, 1865 HOOKER.
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General Order,
TUNHE ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS
n is directed to the advertisement of Capt. Henry A.
Dowd, Q NJ, in regard to exchanging Cotton HarnJor
Wool The wool is needed for the purpose Of furnishing
our soldiers with clothing and Militia Officers request
ted to assist the State by urging patriotic citizens TO make
the exchange and dscountenancng all sales exchanges
with spectators.
Militia Officers ordered 10 seize all wool purchased
for tnspOr beyond the limits of the State contrary
TO the proclamation Of the Governor.
Every agent of the State for the purchase exchange
Of WOOL will receive appointment under the great seal
of the State and Militia Officers ordered all
persons claiming be agents of the State for this purpose
who cannot produce such appointment and have them
bound to the next Term Of the Superior Court
such charges NAV be preferred against them.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L G.. FOWLE
Gee. Adjutant General.
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$50 REWARD

$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
IL 18th of October negro boy IVES Said boy very
black about 80 years of age feet inches high.
will pay the above reward for his apprehension that
may get him, 0ris delivery to at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County, N. G. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Jan. 81. 1863. Eff
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$500 REWARD.
HEADo'Rs Co. |, SD REer n. C. TROOPS.
DANIELS BRIGADE, NEAR FREDBRICKsBURG Va,
May 25th, 1863
TEIHE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DESERTED FROM
my company. pryates James Church. James Miller
w. T. Phillips and VIM A. Waters from Wilkes County
Inos: Riley from NJ ar Hisborough, and James Fs
ter, from Randolph will pay fifty dollars reward for
each of the above deserers delivered to me- or at the Con-
script Camp at Raleigh. ". L. LONDON,
Capt. Commandg Col
June 2, 1862. - 45-w6sw4E
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TIME FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
n of the members of the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company will be held at the Office of the Com
pany in Raleigh at IL O'clock Monday the 9Th of July
1858: r. II. BATTLE, Sec'y, &c.
Raleigh, June 5, 1868. 4&td..
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srop rHE R 81 Reward.

ID ANYWAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER, MONDAY
II night the 9th April last HENRY, mulatto boy,
aged about years. and weighing 40 80 pounds
low crowned white hat and thick outside WOODEN
shirt He is riding large fine bay horse, ls hands high
about years old taken from my stable; and is evidently
scriber bought him las November Or be may attempt
to pass the Yankee lines beyond Richmond
to his master In the camp. He rode wagon saddle
with blind bride, having large Dragon Bit He pass
ed through Salisbury, and will probably pass through
Greensborongh Danville Va, Raleigh, will give
reward of $2 for the recovery Of the horse and go for
the recovery of the boy. - -- w. w. -L0nG: q
Huntsville, Yadkn Co, n. O., May 5, 1858. 37-u .
a % Richmond Examiner and Petersburg Express copy
daily three times and forward bills to W. W. Long
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Our farmers now in the midst of hay'makng, and
harvest is knocking the door The weather. thus far
has been avo rabe aud having had reshes over
flow the meadows the first crop Of bay in this section
will be nice and clean and all the grass can be saved
the crop OH ~ will be very heavy:
fhe wheat rop, especially, promises large YIELD and
we hear no con lPlant of the rust Jet The oats so
bids fair for a g I'd yisd.-SIIsm Prsss.
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3D.. Snuff SNUFF!
r oRILLARDS SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
IL BYS Grail Road" I"
For sale by A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, N. c., March 80, 1862. 81