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TIE WORKMAN AHEAp.-A good story
is totl oil certain prominent railroad
gentleman Of this city, who is equally re-
lowued for his ability to make and take
i joke. \ railroad employee, whose
home is in Avon, came on Saturday night
to ask for pass down to visit his family.
"You are in the employ of the rail-
road ?' inquired the gentleman alluded
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GRAPE TARr.-Take the youngest
grapes before stones are formed: pick and
scald them the same as currants or goose.
berries, and finish the same as other tarts.
More sugar will be required than usual.
on account of the extreme tartness of the
fruit.
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q" You receive your pay regularly ~

VW IVlVt'V = J V0t4 P"J
" Yes,
"WeIl. Now suppose you were work
inc for a farmer instead of railroad,
would you expect your employer to hitch
up his team every Saturday night aud
carry you home ~
This secured poser. but it wasn't.
" No said the man promptly, 81
wouldn't expect that; but il the farmer
had his team hitched up, and was going
my way, should call him darned mean
clss il he wouldn't let me ride.
Mr.. Employee came out three minutes
with pass, good for twelve
months.-BuGalo Courier.
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, TERMS OF ADyERTIsIsG.-One square or les
three insertions, { ,25 Z; each subsequent iner
tion 25 cents. One square, one year, S6,00sA
liberal discount made on long ADVERTISEMENTS
, A square Is 16 lines this type.
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screaming and bursting shells, kissing minpies and
the shrieks of the wounded and dying. Lanes
Brigade gave way, horses dashed wildly across the
fields with deserted guns and cannons Gen.
Gregg was killed. Gen. Pender wounded, his aid de-
camp killed. and the ranks becoming feaFfully deci
minated. The enemy's heavy, massive columns
extending far in the distance were pressing vigor-
ously on our lines. 1t was combination of the
above incidents occurring in quick succession, that
made it the most fearfuly wild scene of the day.
But order was soon restored, and the enemy made
to recoil in horror upon his first position. The
battle ragged furiously until night when the firing
ceased almost entirely. The enemy failed in every
attempt to effect single disOdgement ofour troops,
or gain a single foot of ground
After burying our dead We laid down to rest,
pecting 20 renew the contest again on the morrow;
but the morrow came and passed without scarcely
the firing of gun; so the next day passed and yet
the fight was not renewed Then the news came
that the enemy had skedaddled, which took the
men by surprise, and our corps commander, Gen.
Stonewal jackson, came daShIng along the lines as
soon as the news was circulated, and the air rung
with his applause. Everybody was in fine humoI
but few sad faces could be seen, and these were men
" no had lost brother some dear friend in the
battle
During the battle the 18th regiment was exposed
to the severest cannonading, Gen. Pender says, he
ever experienced, and the General paid it high
compliment for the equanimity and courage which
it displayed under circumstances the most trying.
This noble regiment in every battle from Williams
burg to Fredericksburg, and in every march, has
proven itself to be a band of heroes, possessed of
Spartan courage and Roman virtue. May it never
cease to do well. j. b.
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ARMY MATTERS.
GoldsbOro', North-Carolina, !
JANUARY, 23d, 1868. I

- .-- JANUARY, 23d, 1863
r COMMANDERS OF BRIGADEs WILL GIVE TO
the officers detailed for recruiting service Zone from
each Company special instructions to arrest and forward
to their Companies all enlisted men absent without compe
tent authority. --.
H. full pardon except as to forfeiture of paw for The
period of unauthorized absence hereby proclaimed to all
enlisted men, absent without leave who voluntarily
return to their respective commands before the 10th
day OF February next
Ill All enlisted men whed do not voluntarily return with
IN the time specified and all who SHALL after this date ab
sent themselves from their commands without
thory will be charged with desertiOn and tried by the
new htary Court now in sessOp III found guilty. they
Will be sentenced to DEATH whether absent and
commanders will be ordered execute toe sentence where
ever the condemned cln be arrested. -
w. In Companies all the enlisted men of which are
present for duty except those absent uuder legal orders
upon es sick leave Division District and Department
C0mmanders authorized to grant furloughs at the
rate of one for every twenty-five present for duty in
necessary for travel will permit the parties to remain at
home fourteen days. Whenever they authorized by
the facts to append certificate which will be required in
every instance that no enlisted of the company abb
sent without competent authority, Company and Regimen
tai Commanders will forward through the regular chan
nes at the rate and upon the conditions above specified,
recommendations Of the most merorous and deser
wing of furlOugh.
" All enlisted men who overstay their repuar sick
burroughs, or those granted above will be immediately
arrested on their return, examination made into the
circumstances OF each case and the facts reported to the
brigade Commander, who will either punish the delin-
quen cause charges n be preferred return him to duty
nnPunshed as the circumstances of the in his
Judgment require.
these orders to be advertised week for three weeks
10 every newspaper published in North Carolina and in
the Newspapers published in Columbia, Anderson Green
vile aud lorkylle Soutk.Carolina.
By command of Maj. Gen. G. w SHTH:
SAM W. MELTON,
Major and A. A. Gen.
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BLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

q b. NJ, TOBACCO Fly BY RED EYE, OUT OF
q Fire Fly, Imp. Priam, &. dam by Imp. Iusborourh
lost only race, out of fx5 years od-now siined
to Albion, Jr., $500.
9 Her produce B. F. BY Albion JI fpaied last snrinU
price $500.
g. Dr. Ii Horse Fly. by Imp. Fly by Night, out of Fire
Fly-3 years old, 800.
4. Br. + full sister 10 last named, $500.
5. b. ~, Lola h. Baie PevtOn out of regt mare now
ten years old and stinted to Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal, $3.50.
g. Her produce B. u. Esther by Gen. Hawkins bay
Pram, years DID, stlnted TO Tar River, $500.
L B. H., full brother TO last named years old $500
s. B. F, by Imp. Fly by Night, years old, $500.
g. u. e., Epsilon, by Epsilon, Jr one year old s4O0
10. G.. by Albion, Jr, which horse Col Green lost
upon the fall of Roanoke Isiand-ast springs colt.
II. B. e., BY same out OF No G, foaled May 18th, 1862
as was No 10 perfect match, price for pair $500
~. Be. H. Mid Night, by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp
Glencoe years DID, 81 900
Is T. NJ Pitch Dark, years old, in foal to Albion Jr
she by Imp. Albion, dam Stakeholder, G. dam by Imp
Leviaban, 300.
A Ch. NJ, Kitty, years old, splendid saddle horse,
by Roanoke, S50O.
Is. S. H., Regent, Jr, by Regent, years DID, 800
l6 B. IL Beauregard, year old, by Gen. NJ. T. Haw-
Cd racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating fine field
Among them Ninete full sister to the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp Trustee-he full broher to the cee-
brated hose, Frank Allen We will sell one-haf in
tercSt in him for 81 900.
IL. Also pair of dark brown carriage horses BY a
Wagner horsearge, gentle and well broken to sin gle
or double harness. STOO.
Being stocked with horses we will sell at private
SALE the above list Most of their pedgees as tho
rough fashionable any in this country More com.
plete pedgrees will be furnished purchasers
TH0S J. GREEN & SON.
Emeralda, near Warrenton, N. c..
Jan. 20, 1865. Pm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSCRIPTS RECEIVED AS
XOLUNTEERSl

HbY ORDER OF MAJ. GEN'L. G. W. SMITH CON-
I'D manding the Department OF Norh-Carona | am
authorized visit Wake County for the purpose Of
crung hc 26h Regiment. n. g. Troops, and authorized
to receive COnscrpts Volunteers who select any
company regiment IN Gen. Smiths command and will
receive both Confederate and State bounty.
Those who fail to volunteer will be conscripted. By
order Of Gen. Smith, all deSerers in said County
dcred report Immediately also all those who
absent without leave. All who promptly report them
selves will be pardOned except to forfeiture Of pay
during their absence-a who do not will be treated de-
serters. shall be iii Raleigh every Wednesday and at
Holly Springs every Saturday.
J. G. NJ. JONES,
Cd LIT. and Recruiting Officer,
Company d, 26th Reg't n. C. T.
February 3D. 1858. ll-6pd.
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rHE LAST CALL FOR YoLuNrEERs.

EEAYING BEEN DETAILED By MAI. GEN. q. W.
In SMITH, Commanding Department of North Carolina,
bake. came .aIanpg Fa G' TO Enluntear.
COnscript Law is partially suspended Ia permit
scripts to volunteer the companies of their choice
without pacing through Camps of Instruction and
the bounty and other benefits provided by law for Volun
eers" desire TO urge upon the people the great mpor
of speedily filling up the ranks OF the army Of North
Carolina in order that the threatened invasion Of the
State be repeled" We confidently believe that from
the liberal Inducements offered, "a large number will be
added TO the rolls aud ample means thus secured Or the
common defence"
Frum recent order of Gen. Smith, Commanding Depart
ment Of North Carolina. well from tue proclamation
of our most eIcelen, Governor b. Vance notice is given
to all deSerters and soldiers absent from their command
without the proper author that if they will reiurn by
the 10th Of February they shall go uupuniShed but if they
fail TO retUrn By said time, they will be tried by court
s and receive deserter reward Any person persons
liable the conscrpt desiring to volunteer have
opportunity Of doing by calling upon Cooks board
ing house, Raleigh and my abseuce they will call upon
Capt Hall.
All members of Company C. Attn Regiment n. C. Troops,
absent without leave ordered to report to mme
atey Those who report voluntarily will be given trans
portatOn to their company In my absence from the city
they will report to Capt E. Hal.
NJ w. N0RFLEET, Lieut..
and Recruiting Officer, Co. G., 47th Reg n. c. T.
Feb. Q, 1868. ll-6tpd.
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The following patents have been issued to citizens
of North Carolina during the past year by the Con-
federate patent office:
Breach loading fire arm j. W. Hewlett Green's
boro; Fire arms, G. j. Peterson, Marion; Heating
apparatus, John NJ. Morehead Greensboro Plough,
Robt Bullock, South Mills Combination Bedstead,
John ID. Love, Wilmington
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HEADQUARTERS,
EX. Board and Enrolment of COnscTipts.
OXFORD, N. c., January 24th, 1865. }
FENEE COMMANDING, OFFICER OF II9TH RECT.
n Wake County Militia, will assemble his men at the
Court House. in Raleigh the 28d, 24h and 25th days
of February, 1868, for medical examinaion and final
roment instead of the 9th and 7h Of February Org
nally advertised.
H. W. CAFFEY, Asst Surg, !
p. A. 6. s.. f, Ro,-d
JAS. T GILLIAN, NJ. D., HA' ooard'
JUNIUS 7. FULLER, NJ. D.
A LANDIS
Capt. and Enrolling Officer, .
0In congressional Dis. n. U.
Jan. az, 1858. 9-td.
~ Progress please COPY.
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO HIRE FOR THE
Il remainder of the year, from 4O 30 NEGROES, 10
years old and upwards to work Farms and in ToLac
CO Factory in Mcdowell County, N G. The region very
healthy and entirely free from the enemy Sufficient guar
antee for their good treatment will be given. will feed
clohe and pay fair prices Apply TO in Raleigh during
the session of the Legislature Marion after the
of tue present session. until April lst, 1868.
81. NEAL.
Jan. So 1863. lO-3t.
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First Permanent Congress.

SENATE.
ALABAMA. MISSOURI.
VIM L Yancey, John Clark,
Clement CLAY. RS Y Peyton,
ARKANSAS NORTH. CAROLINA.
Robert W johnson, George Davis,
Chas B Mitchell. Vim DOrtch.
FLORIDA. SoUTH-CARoLISA.
Maxwell, Robt " Barnwell, =
James NJ Baker. James l. Orr.
GEORGIA. TENNESSEE.
Benz Il Hill, LangdOn Haynes,
Gustayus A Henry.
KENTUCKY. TEXAS.
II Burnett Louis Wigfall,
VIM Simms. W s Oldham.
LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA.
Edward Sparrow, NJ I Hunter,
I Semmes. VIM B Preston.
MISSISSIPPI. Total number 26.
Albert G Brown,
James Phelan.
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VALUABLE OWN LOTS AND LANDS FOR
SALE.r
an TIE. SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
" at the Court House in RutherfordtOn will sell
of the most valuable sts in the village Upon said lot
there is good story brick building, three excellent
offices and good stable apd carriage house. The lot
tains about
will sell about 200 of land adjoining the incorpo
ration some cleared and well timbered. The lands
will be divided so as to accommodate purchasers
Six months credit will be given by the purchasers Civ
ing and approved security with interest from date
the money will be received if purchasers desire it.
JN0. W. LOGAN,
Trustee.
Rutherfordton n. c., Jan. l3, 1s63.' Std.
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WANTS, &c.
c. s. MONEY WANTED,

IN UNIMPROYED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
IA Ward in beautiful part of the city, fronting 90 feet
depth 2lO-corRer ht-in unexcSptionable neighbor
hood-perfecy level and free from ra.h-the best build
ing cite in the city, that be bousht-w be sold in
exchange for Confederate money. Price 81 ,0JO
Enquire at STANDARD" Office.
Dec. so, 1862 I-tf
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HUUSE AND LOT FUR SALE IN GREENS.
BOROUGH.
YENUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS EOR SALE HIS VAL
Hsbie house and lot i'll GreeusborOugh about
from the depot of the N. c. Railroad
The house is Heto aR well arranged. The lot contains
nearly one acre. andl substantially improved. The
a6shment is a: present kept boarding house. and
a6rds superior inducements those wishing to 90 into
business near the depot JSYKES
Greensboro, N. c.. Jan. so, 1868. lot.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

T5NHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JANUARY
= Tih, 1865. Tuition, the same forme~'r Board
$50 per month in advance We have comfort. bic rnn,s
proper furniture and good board The regular College
Tontine will be continued with competent Fnruly We
prepared to receive boys of any age
Students have rooms separately otherwise as may
be preferred. ...~. -s-' ~
For further information, address the undersigned.
r.-.. .....' B. CRAVEN, Prcst
Dec 49, 1862. lUl--l6tpd.
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TEIHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCIOOI, WILL
II open the I'd Monday in January, 1873.
THOMAS G. TULEY.
Principal.
Oxford, N. O., Dec. 23, 1862. IU3-20t
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DISSOLUTION.

TENIIE co PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A. MITCHELL G SON. of Newbern, N. -, was dis
solved Py mutual agreement the rst day o. June 1862
All persons owing th rn by noe account rcques
ted to make payment 10 T. j. Mitchell Graham who has
the books and notes uf ha firm All claims rn :, -in
will be paid BY him, and every having az claim n
On ihem are Teluc=cd 10 present it.
ALEX. MIF .iFLL,
Z. J. MITCHELL.
of Newlr: y. T..
Jan G., 1873. M,
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES y ILL
IA be opened by Miss MANGUM, at the dence her
mother, in Orange County the Goth Jan-. 1853 They
will receive instruction in the English branches and music
and find home in her mothers family. Parents and
guardians who desire further particulars will please
dress Miss M p. Mangum either at Red Mountain or Flat
River, Orange County, N. c.
Dec Is, 1862. 10i-2mpd
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY AC ADEMY.
TTIHE FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF THIS INSTI-
Il TUITION will commence the first w Wednesday
in February 1868. For information and circuIars,
apply TO .' MAI. WIN. NJ. GORDON
Sup't H. VI A.
HILLsBoRo' N. c., Nov. %, 1852. a6-:rr
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EDUCATIONAL, &c.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

FENHE TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION WILL COM
n mence the lst Monday in February, 162 and
tinue five months. For terms &C., apply to
j. II. MILLS,
Oxford, n. C.
, JAM 6, 1868. 3-lItpd.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. G..

-- COUNTY, N. C.. .....
p HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
u sale lying in DaVie County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Haul's Ferry, the fadkn river
One tract contains about 800 acres the other con aiming
about 800 adjoining each ether will sell ther
gether separately. This land lies in healthy
Of country and well adapted to the raising of grain aud
bacco Amy person wishing purchase gD and view
the same and call to address at Lexington
NC. A. HUNT.
Dec g 1862 y7-tf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. u MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
Ttbe Annual Meeting of the North. Carolina MutuaI
~ FIRE Insurance Company, held on the l4th o: Jnnno
me i9Lo%ng persons were elected Directors and OH
GERS iOr the ensuing year; ;,,oo,,,
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
j: R. Williams,
6: W. D. Hutohiugs,
Kemp 2. Battle
George Little
James n. Towles
James f. Hoyt, Washington.
Joshua G; Wright, Wilmington.
John N. JOEes, Edenton.
Geo. ". Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos Ramsay, Plymouth
J. W Harrell Murfreesboro.
a. B. Williams Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
-,. A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, AnsOn County
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. T. Sunny, AsheviIe
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. g. Selby, President.
H. d. Turner, Tice PRESIDENT
John H. Bryan, attorney.
Hamden 5. Smith, SecretGrs and ZFe6su5E-
John N. r ss'STi %iiiiaGs, ifis1S'''' Es. oom.,ss..
C. W. d. Hutchngs,
This Company has been successful operation over IL
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes prop
erty in :he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentre Dis
tieries, upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting TO nearly 100000 large portion of
which is in country rsks and its present CAPITAL over
All communications in reference 10 insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary PPst;TRGd ,T@%S ,,,,n
Hs
Raleigh. Jan. IS, 1862. s..
GREENsBoROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
-'.- DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus P. MendenhalI, David P Weir,
James NJ; Garrett I'm. Jones' N, H. D. Wilson, David Nc
r. Sterling VIM Barringer Grernsboro%~: I, OGn:
borough w V.'ie EeT3ern Dr. W. Ramsey, Wades.
Gga'~ ~Ss9n ~S%R#RtGs #atson7e R j. York
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity College.
H D. WILSON, President,
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney'
fEtEh ADAMS S II u,,g,>, Secretary and Treasurer.
5: G G: &: GAEEErr, GAEEf: Executive Committee.
All communications on business of the Office shouId Iva
directed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary
,., Grecnsborough.
April o. 1852 S4-Iy.
NORTH-CAROIINA MUTUAL LIFE INsT.
RANCE COMPANY.
vHNHIs COMPANY TAKES RisEs IS TP5S iIf% E ALL Al
IL healthy lives between the ages of IA aud years
life participating in the profits of the Company Slaves,
between the ages Of 10 and 60 years, iD cd fur
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof is
DIRECTORS FOR 1850 AND 1861.
S1ss9sT g. H hSssss Ssssss. x Z, : Rs@Tss, sSaai'
" II: II: hekEE,, h, 6 6. 3: 3. Rooa' S1ol''''
ETERARD HALL, P. F. PEscUD,
R. Ii BATTLE.
OFFICERS.
CHAs. Z. Johnson, President,
w. w. HOLDEN, Vice President
II. W. Hustled, Attorney,
w. II. JONES, Treasurer,
r. q. BATTLE, Secretary,
w. II. MCKEE, Med. Examiner.
C. B. RooT, !
Q. BusBEE, : Er. Com.
W. II. MCKEE,
For further information the public is referred 10 the
pamphlets and forms OF proposal which DO obtar.d
at the office of the Company any of its Agencies.
Address. r. II. BATTLE
Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan. s, 1862. 4-@Iy.
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.

PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
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DESIRABLE TeWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Il house and lot in Greensborough, N c. The lot con-
tains two acres well improved. The dwelling CON-
modous well built house in good repair with all neces
sary oubuildngS. For full particulars, apply to or ad-
dress j. e. THOM p NJ
ian 80, 1883 = lO-u
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NETANTED.--I2 GOOD HANDS WANTED
w to work in Commssary Store House. Apply to
c. II. THOMSON, n. c. Il. K. Depot.
7. D. HoGG, Capt. C.s.
Raleigh January 80. 1868. lO-tf
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Members Of the Cabinet.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana, Secretary of State.
c. e. MEHMNGER, of South Carolina Secy of the Trea
GEORGE W. RANDoLrH, Of Virginia, Secretary OF War.
rEPaEN +. MALLORY, of Florida, Secretary of the Navy
JOHN r. REGAIN. of Texas, Post Master General
THOMAS Ii. WATTS, of Alabama, Attorney General.
ROBERT E. LER GeneraTinC Chief
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HEADQUARTERS.
3Sth ReSl. ~. C.. Militia,


RALEIGH, Jan. 18th, 1873.
FENHE CAPTAINS OF TilIS REGIMENT WILL AS
u semble all the in their respective Companies be-
tween the ages of Is and 50 years at the Court House. in
Raleigh the I'd and Sd days of February next fnr med
cal examination and final enrolment in obedience TO
order of Capt A lands, Enrolling Officer of 9th Congress
siOna District of n G.
By order of Col. ANDERSON:
"- u. W BAIN
Adjf 38th N. c. NJ.
Jan. 16, 1868. 6-td. =
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Members of the Cabinet.

VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, of Georgia
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$50 REV RI

HORSES FOR SALE.
MIME COLT, YEARS OLD, (STALION0 BY NOR
n gan Hunter, out of an Elevator mare.
YOUNG GELDING. years old, by Moores Black
Haw out of thorough bred mare. -
Apply TO WIN. +. ASkEW:
Raleigh, Oct. 1C, 1892. S2-n
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MASONIC HIGH HOOL,
nNEnRn

Jan. 6, 1868.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
What's the Matter?

The Dubuque Herald gives extracts from
private letter of soldier in the army of
the Potomac to his father near, Dubuque, in
which complaints are made of the arrest Of
vallandigham, the writer stating that IAN Alb
olitionist would not be safe in the army Of
the Potomac; that there would never be a
niger regiment in that army" that they
would all rise in mutiny against it''-and
many other ridiculous expressions Of the same
character. 1t closes with the following sig
nificant paragraph:
"We came near being taken prisoners.
wish we had, for should like to 60 to Rich
mond, and never expect to in any other way.
think Hooker will never take US there"
There is the solution of the matter. He
wants to go to Richmond, where no doubt his
sympathies are already. Hecan depend upon
it that Hooker will never take him to Rich
mond in the manner he wishes to go-as a
prisoner.
1t is little singular in this connection,
that the Herald has never before published
soldiers letters.