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QRn ACRES OF LAND FOR SAL. ~:

OOn ACRES OF LAND FOR SAA.E.-
eDOO The attention of persons wishing to invest
their money is called $50 Of and situate SIX miles
south Of Chapel H and eight miles OF Ellis
boro The entire tract is we'll wooded in Chestnut Oak
and part if cleared weod do we'll for cul AVIATION At he
commencement Of the war, the above ract bad on
good Saw Mill and weliconducted Tan Yard but owing
to the parties who owned it having ther time fully en-
gagged the fixtures hsye become out Of repair There u.s.
huwevev the Mill sntl Ba houses aud several other
buildings, and also first rate Mill dam.
For further Information, application lie M . ae 10
~ A. MICKLE, daEel Hill, or ,
B. ]. ASHE, V|itaingtoD' n: u
Sept g. 1858. ii '7S-6s.
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August 10, 1863. Ssu !!
ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT NoR,}
III CarQ1ina Adiutant Lon araI,a Olicn

ExECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORn|
~ Carolina, Adutant Generals Office, Raleigh, NJ
Der / 1853. General Order, No. 8.
l. The Commanding Officers of Battalion, Of
Guards are eharged>with the apprehension of a.
and recusant conscripts ip their respective COUNTS
tins purpose they will call out for local and TENN
service, such portions of their Batslions as ey
necessary. The deserters and conscrpts will be ii.
the earest conscript camp
Inc Commanding Officers Of North. Carolina MIL.
continue to comply with General Order, No!-S, AK
>, 1858, until the Home Guards are fully organized
respective counties
ton from Home Guard duty, because of physical Am
~ will Immediately visit all the counties in whn
Home Gusrds haze been or may hereafter be orpuI
The following classes of persons will be examined
ist, All who have been exempted previous to th
ofJuly. 1868.
I'd, All who have been examined subsequenttot|
September, 1868.
Sd, All who may be presented By the Surgeon,
manaer OF the Regiment, or Battalion Of Home G
The decisions OF the Boards Will be final, except n
peals may be tuken to the Surgeon General with III
sent of the Examining Board.
After visit has been made to a county by the Er
ing Board the commander Of its Home Guards will
recognize the validity Of exemptions issued from this
previous to the 18Th of July, or subsequent to LIST
Der. 1868, unless approved BY the Board.
Due notice will be gwen by the senior member c
Board to the Commander of the Battalion of an intel
visit in order that those having certificates or der
being examined may have an opportunity of sppaI
By order of Governor VANCE.
R. c. GATLIy
Adjutant Geusn
VCLO0er D, 1900. S0-lJ
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DILEs, FIsTULA1, TUMOEs, ULCERA-
i TIONS OF TIE WOMB, sPEKAATORRHEA,
SYPHlLITIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR. j. A CLoProN, of
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every of Piles
where the Tuors down when at Stool He operated
with perfect few davss ago, OF Al years
standing, his tumors coming own as large asa large tea
cup every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr. H.
H. Berry Monti cello. Florida
Dr. c. operated despe rate in Salisbury last
He can be consulted at home Huntsville, Ala, for the
present =
March 20, 1853. M-w@swtf
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Oct. s, 1868.
R. G. GATLIy |
Adjutant GeD
on

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, Ral
- Sept. u, 1868. Medical Examining Board Nal
posed Of the following named Medical Ohcers
Surgeon h A. CRUDUP,
Surgeon HENRY JOINER,
on Monday, the 5th Of October; at Jackson in SsiS
ton county, on Wednesday, the 7th; at Windsor, IN
county, on Friday, tn 9th; ut Tarboro'. in Edged
cousty, on Monday, the 18th; at Nashville, in Sta
ty, on Wednesday the -l4tb; at Louisburg; in ID
county, on Saturday, the 18th; at SUNNI erviIe,
nett county. on Wednesday. the 2lst; at Fayei'eH|
at Lumberton, in Robesou county, IN Monday th /
and at Raleigh, in Wake county. on THURSDAY, thsS
October, for the purpose of examining all perss]
claim exemption from Home Guard duty on aeea]]
physical disability according to tive provision. Of
Order No. 8, issued from the Adutant Generals OId
EDWARD WARREN
rr.- ~ Surgeon Gem
October l. 1863 IN
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ONE HUNDRED DOl.LARs REWARD.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD...
U Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the Y6th of
January last my negro boy harmed ANTHONY He is of
whsh yellow complexion, about 5 feet or inches
lnds He has heavy head hair and talks short when
Due STONED and has down look No doubs he istyng
pass for free boy. {,
Twill give the bove reward for him delivered to me at
Prospe OF Hi Caswe County, confined in aIy jail 10
81 hin F. L. WA RREN.
cas-ell Co March a. 1895 49, 26-v&swtf
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NOTIcE.-vHE FIRM HER s TOF0R

NOTICE.-T FIRM HER TOFORE
known under the speculation Of Lick Il farriss has
been dissolved by mutual consent All aee nts due the
firm and all to whom the is indeb wilt please
settle and present their claims G. NJ Fariss by whu
the business will in future be conduc ted 4 !,
Farr,ss tenders his iedgements 10 the pa
trans Ut the old firm for their literally and pn ay.
and respectfully requests continuance of til Under
his auspices. sSs CHARLES N. IA RRISS
i Octpber !, 1858. - y 9 ~ z = z4--tf
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IMPORTANT DEclsroS-We learn 81 Headouarters tbat
His Excellency the Governor decided on yesterday that
PERSONS within the couscrpt sge holding commssans in
the militia are not exempt from conscrpon the ground
mat ne law having absorbed the whsle nsia
the officers follow their commands, u
rms is an mportsnt decision il will bring the militia
officers OF the Sste under Of the Conscrpt
Burelp- Richpond Sentinel e.,rf,
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October 5, 1868.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORl|
VI Carolina Adiutant General,s lltioo Raio;aL b

AEC UI1v II UEFAkTMENT NORI1
IL Carolina, Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh. \
18th. 1868. Special Orders, No. 10. ...~..---S.S
I. Surgeon A. Crudup and Henry Joyner are hea}
appointed Board for the examination of persons claim
exemptionifrom Home Guard duty on account of phyl
disability After due notice to the Commanders ofths
eral Battalions of the Home Guards for the foowng
counties in accordance with General Orders No. 8 !
Board will visit the counties Of Franklin, Nash. Pitt
Warren, Cumberland, Harnett, Robson, Northsmp
BERTHE and Johnston.
II. Surgeons Eugene Grissom and Richard B. Hsn
are hereby appointed Bord for the examina ton
sons claiming exemption from Home Guard duty
count Of physical disability. After due notice The
manders Of the several Battalions of Home Guards
following named counties in accordance with Gens
ders No. g. this Board will visit the counties Of
Edgecou,be, Wavue, Wilson, Dqplin, New Hauoveri
son. Lenoir and Greene.
Ill. After the Examining Board have visited thx
counties above named, and completed their laba
will report in person to the Surgeon General for
orders.
By order of Gov. Vance:
. R. C. GATLE
Adjutant GEN
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Sept. 8, 1858.
,IPry DnLLARs nEwARD.-.R ANYWAY.

NIFTY DOLLARS EEWARD.-.RANAWA
u fromrhe subscriber about the l4h o. hy my negro
black keen ewes and sharp He may ha gone of IN
the army soldier but be is ed 70 be urk.
inn ab0t Oxford or Henderson, where he ha relations
reward will be paid upon his ap pr eheuson and
confinement in jail Of his delivery to D. o. Herndou. in
Oxford his in the lower part If u nge county
rea. Cedar Fork. B. Il. II ERNDON.
June 10, 1853. - go. 81 --W&swtf
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NIFTY. DOLLAN sREWARD...RANAd

nifty. DOLLA is REWARD...RANA'
e from the subscriber on the night of the I'd y
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY und NAV
Henry is dark color. about 81 years old, medium
and size bis skin, under his clothes, is rough from
cent attack Of chicken pox. l bought him Of w.
gen. OF Charlotte, N. G., and suppose he is trying
his way to Richmond. Va, as he has twice before
his way there under the protection of soldiers D''~'V
the cars. A,,J
Mack is abousH years DID, not tall, and rather enOJ
has scar in each temple close to his bsis eo1o.
copper. No doubt he and Henry are travelling -
will pay the above reward for tbe apprea ,
said boys and their confinement 50 that ge' s1en
return 10 me at Huntsville, Yadkn county, A. WI
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SALT AND RiC eve HAVE On CON.
y sigument large lo of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack larger quantity. Also, Rice by the tierce, ut
CR.EECH LlTCHFORDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July Z, 1858. s5-h
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May S, 1858.

CHRISTIANS O1NTMENT...THE, h
u popular and eficacious in the Southern G'p ra
is now prepared in Wilson, N. c., by THOS. T."
NAN. 80, .eA,I
The chief object in the original manuacurss On. o.
nent, was for the cure Of Itch in its various iot
However, proved itself IN invaluable remedy nj
S9ldhead cutaueous diseases, in soule instances
Of twenty wears standing. also Rheumatism.
has relief been found in IT'D use for itch and tets
army has Of late, purchaseda large supply io s.s
hospital use In its application to over huna ."n
each of itch and letter but one case failed OF
been tested on horse flesh and found certain cur
backs and shoulders. In testimony Of its cuIaus
any amount OF reliable certificates could be aaon
is deemed out OF place. as the ointment. when 49,
ample proof of its vaiuableness IN the cure OF ~
meuts. team be used IN any climate, either o nv
rainy or clearJveather without any danger !" M
This ointmentis put up oaIy by the subscr oe,
glass jars, with full drect'ons and will BE- l co,
persons in want of 1t at from three dollars to NV
according IN s,ze Of jar. ON application accomSp,
the oaxk Druggists will be furnished ut rem ssnr
duction. by purchasing large quantity. All oTo'''
u attended to. c
CHARLEs +. DEEMS, n D., Wilson, NJ"
|. w. G. JORDAN. Wilson, N. C.. ~
DE-. W.. II. HooPRR, Caswell Co, NJ" ~
Wilson, n. G., Aug. ", 1868.
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NEW PUBlICAT RY Rp
LAMAR / C0.--Myrtls Leaves ~ ANSn,
Asngum, row:tu press-second edition. y Syk es.
adapted 70 the times suited alike to solds UoGk
Price si.se. - = T Aon0' g
AORVEa + LINDA, . tale Of a soldier, s:,
an extract from Myrtle Leaves, pretty na.i lath
Price per hundred. 5000. p'em, ma
..a asSp ns;a; AND OTHER POEMS, by rbso ~
second ss1. edition just published. -"e0' 81
and 1Pression.-cXssek is.oaigsaests n' gems Of
Din in,s !. is true, genuine poetry."-Saasbu,,
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING Roox '''''
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Do Psie esr p ,ns h snilSrsp' .,o np
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Price per dozen, &2,5O
The SUNDAY SCHOOL BELL. A oo,Ia.t;on -,
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IA; Also. SCHOOL BOOKS of the'old and new m,I
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The usual deduction made to the trade Send ),
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UyO REFJGEEs.-A HOUSE ANn " III hal Z
terms moderaLs-will suit small fanily-say -" ,N
-couveuient outhouses attached. Apply SOON c 0
Nav 1oHS ".
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Aug. u, 1853.

'NRINDSTONEs FOR sALE.-WE
IN prenared to furnish GRINDSTONES from |
eight feel in dameisr-an excellent article: nd
SHAY, WILLIAMSON ~
Agents for I: - 1'n 81
Raleigh, N. c., Aug II, 1868. w"
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destroyed and the people are Obliged to leave to get
subsistence. The entire field of neHrly eight miles
IN length and from three to five miles in width, has
been stripped Of everything that our army needed
or required, as trophies Of war. Thousands of
visitors have CLEANED and picked until there are only
iound lew torn and broken articles of no value
except as sourenirs Over all the extent of the field
the marks Of shot are visible on every tree. We
are certain that not single tree has escaped. All
are scared with from one to hundreds Of marks
MIME, schrapne grape, canister, bombs solid shot
grenades and all the rest of the Internal appliances
OF war have clipped cut SCARED, blasted scsthed,
torn and broken the forest.
we expended over one and q half millions of am
munitlon, and nearly nine thousands heavy ord
nance on the Held The enemy must have expended
much greater quantity they hsSing the advantage
OF liked positions during the action. and the only
wonder with US is that where not even single tree
or bush escaped, how our men were saved
Inc evidences of the destruction rained on the
enemy, and that his loss was very great are plainly
EXHIBITED on the field. Notwithstanding his boasts
ana.a the history they make, the charnel house
.helr own corpses lnake the stencil which arises
from their yet unburried dead tells in plain and
unmlstakable, though dreadful numbers, the horrid
carnival Of blood and the immense sacrifice thew
made before the valor and bravery of our Southern
arms.
The dead bodies Of the Yankees which vet remain
unDurled are scattered in large numbers on various
parts of the field. Our burial parties had not en-.
tlsely buried our own dead after the lapse Of ten
days, but were rapidly doing the work.
The stencil emitted over the field is intolerable.
Pdreaction and decay has poisoned the air for miles
yet like all dreadful things people become used to
1t and thousands continue to visit, -
We noticed one room near the middle of the field
in which ars and legs were piled five feet high and
over the whole floor.
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IL THE FOUNDATIONS OF HISTORY.
SERlES OF FIRST THINGS.
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II b.
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and old, married AMI single male and female. Sent pos
paid On restpt Of cen,s by y r. o. WATSON, Publisher
New York
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KyW JUVENILE BOOKS
CHILDRBHs PICTURE BOOKS
a large discount 10 dealers
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nAuLaOADs.

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III bepy Trov the North Wcs. leave Cham
a ana 10 A. ~ and3.ls sud los, T. ~, ssd sun
days y -, drc. .msss ~ wssrsorr Ixppkss
IN New ana sr.esyn -! eaknssr shesssa at the
kouss 70 al points on shs roe" ssd 70 ssfsas SPRING
AAoRRfs AND ESSEX RAILROAD ccMrANY-ox
ea viii arrive "a from foot of Rsrei street.
YORK iiobokes Jnpoftsnt esansss in une % "a ming
~iii - made that dsis ics wh,eh sse bi
=" J. n. BASslNDSR su,crnsnd,nt
NEW yoRK. HARLEY AND ALBANY RAfLEoAD -
IN ror Albany 10 ~ A, NJ for Dover Ps'rs 10 a. n
and ar ~ for cryou vs.ls sic. " ~ A. ~. sosAP n
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CORPORATIoN NOTICES.


~ broadway. New York. -
uaorsed With The tile * the worS and with nams Of &
sSss rSsn os S b ssysd % This Office until
rcr reScsns and grading Sixty second street. between
salating and grading Seventy second street. between
Curb. gutter and fassns Eighty ninth street. between
.nS fss srs sssss street, between
Curb gutter and tagging Sixteenth street, avenue
I r: sss 4s$ sss .ssas
ans e S1s
, sss.s ss,f :ss sn Fifty
uns .s ass.i1s o sssnas Se .cs .na tagging Fifty
and ron g Posss
sa, rsm a;s s One
rSr .sssssps ing sass s%S gutter and tagging %
uns from ssns ssuu srFS Avenue and tagging Fifty
i. hons: hons: s; si Hs:: ::: S:%iS:s; :%S:s Il:
Sad 20 Soss EDsn. Company
Alterations and additions to house of Hose Company No
$ 5SS q S.t 3 :ns sSh North rive:
Dredging alp between pliers Is and IS, North river
and sssr e. 6 s e:
D'''d STREET GhsELEs sfs ESQ Co.
Street Commi ssioner.
DRoPOsAI.s FOR ssoocoo VOLUNTEER soLpIERs
Family Aid Fund Bonds No. L. Sealed proposals will
be received at the Couptrolers once until Saturday Oct
81 1864 at O'Clock r. ~. when the will be publicly
opened for the purchas 4, not less than their par value o
dollars Of tho Volunteer solders Family AID Fund Bonds
No authorized y an ordinance Of the Cooperation
ef;sa 9 ss az an e. Il e Legislature of The state
The said bonds will hear Interest the rate Of Ave peP
cent annum payable semi annually the day Of
redeemed November l. 1871. -
The proposals WI state The smcunt o. bonds desired and
whosc proposals are ACCEPTED win be required deposit
openIas OF the bds the sums awarded 70 hem rsspcc
preventing 70 The Comptroller the receipts the Cham
bcrlan for such dcpos the parties viii be entitled
ceve bonds FOR equal Amounts Of the thereof
bearing interest from the datas Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed endorsed sPropo
sails for Volunteer Sodiers Fsiiy Aid Fund Bonds No
trosr.
The right reserved 70 reject OF all Of the bids the
interests OF the Corpora ten rslnire IL 49,. = IT
MATHEW u BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CIrr or Nsw vosx Department or FssAHcr, conrrRoL-
Lnns OrvrcE. Oct ~. lSG1 ~
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HhHAlD. TnunsDAY, cGoEER Is, les-1KirLE SHEET.
EpECIAL NOTICES.


Aroricx Is mEils.By CIV EN-ruAr rue AESUAL
s"sn for sc" r .r @ s Il cl q fnsi I s's s, 81 ls
to.s, nsoI. i's rseasa sssst resa,
''Ssr instant Oct ts ss I VIII - g. DuWs6o sscsearx
n Ew Yoax OCT. a isa-ALL PERSONA ARA CAY
s,s g e E 8; s & g., % sas s s :" or
Oilers sSom may Be offered any .arss numbers are re-
questea 20 sive notice to the Park nSnk
NTerIcs-A MASS NE TING OF THE cLormlEa
Cutters Proec,ise gasa viii be hsii at ToH%S%sn aencs
= hear the reso. .u,oas ef doe ca@n'!lte.
rnss2Ss RAyISd CLANS a., AaAsssr slss.s
me s estate sss o or ns s S March,
A y. lst4 duly ee1y, ed .,,,s
rAhss as,isa ;.ss
ySsssy THAT An SHs nos
ea sss 4 a sa% & sssnaes a on
sS,aS hs I7h Instant, ococs r"ncaa
m as e wCS Prssn
JAMES loyLs. Secretary. 80
DEnovAL-s pIsNEa INFoRMs HIS FRIENDS
she po M II s As Sss wsr sSsn
he win cons!aue Clothing Bnsisess he win Eeep
ons aa on aaS ss e Tho
stand. 2ss Grand street. corner Esdridge. ---e
y Mlbarn win deliver the ccna Of series ~ lecture:
on a , s & Ess aS rs%s M sss
free. Unchureh going yoaas aaen especially invited
CpEcrAL MEETING OF ras MASTER srEvEpoREs,
evening" OCTOBER Is fuSessi
Ua Of % "a, es1asss
frHE MANAGERS OF raE coLoReD ORPHAN AsY-
iam having taksa the house formerly occupied by H.
s S f "ess revert o
he aes, neion Of iS,r valuable and so%%oaoss ban
:Ss ssAiss ss. @
Inc public that not one Of tho children, were lost
;s,S' e s THIRTY q
me me" institution. who remained With tne% This
10 sff AEss sss ssS ass
's%sss s
They would slso sspress thanks
Fl :as
good. &c .,S;. sra'SiS, Fscsys sSs
%snsVle viii s down with wagon daily dar;ss the en-
8 q M Fourth
Phelps First Direcircss; A. shotweil Secretary; Mrs H.
fSeps hss %f sssss sasi Mrs. 'i H. Ike:
Ory.cE Of rEs TMIfs Y AvESy. EA.:oAp Co.
e the Third Aysns krssa hereby nS.!sd
:pscsos O. Esos ior the ensa. year viii = held !. tho
% SHY,
WsaSs:d.y die nm ds' OF November nsas. The polls
~ = ''''' ~ : SAMUEL 3. isAAcs Secretary.
DRY GOODS.
A STAPLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS FOE SALE AT
CIoAks' y GREGG cLoAKs
., bs.wecn Eighth and Ninth streets,
has n9w ready Ior sspecon some exclusive styles Of
AND s,.xsrx,, x,-,
including some Of the latest syies Of her own Importation
with full assortment manufactured ~ S' a hsE,es pHs
Between Eighth and Ninth streets
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