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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE!
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE!
The subscriber offers for sale his farm IN Hertfm
County, NC containing nineteen hundred 0sOOj acres
s %ha as good Engagements as can De found IN Sac
me timber on the tract is considered by the best Judges
have just been ditched and taken in ready for cultivation
1t regarded the best stock farm in that mart tho
State. " pow
Having removed to Guilford County, will sell on terms
to suit the purchaser ''
Also, the HOTEL PROPERTY in Murfressboro. The
travel through this place is Sufficient in ordinary times 70
make the property valuable, and has greatly increased
during the war The house is constantly crowded. The
buildings are all nearly new, and very commodious with
store attached and 6lH acres of land in high state Of
most as much as ask for the entire premises
Apply to me at Kittrell's Depot, or Greensborough
Sept 8, 1863 TIT
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY

" AhE NUW IN UPERATlON FOR THE Rpy
eft Of the people are now manuacturiu Dt n.
essteads &c. In few days we expect to be mauu sSs
ing shoe lasts and pegs ~ '-'"o'as'at
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings Of q.
KINDS viii Dc furnished as far possible The farmias
We will pay the highest prices for old Castings. w.
you must bring to US if desire the supply new east
ngs to be Kept up We shall be prepared to fun
poos OF various kinds by Wholesale and retail Soid
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at
prices. SIMPSON & la ~ nlveGaes
Hillsboro', N. c., June s, 1858. 4sN vynna:
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A CARD.-I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE
IN is report in certain Counties of the 7th Congress
slonal District that for reconstruction of the old
Union pronounce the report false expect to visit
the different Counties Of the District at the Superior
Courts and explain my views in full am for peace if it
can be obtained on honorable terms.
will address the people of Moore Montgomery, Stan
~ Arson, Chatham, Randolph and Davidson, on TUES
DAY of each Superior Court
s. q. CHRISTIAN.
August 10, 1863 65-lstOct.
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$50 REWARD.

ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABor,
-. the l4th OF May, my negro boy SIDNEY He i,
about Il years Old dark muatto black keen ewes and
lace He may have gone off the army with some
but ne supposed TO be lurking about Oxford or HenSa
son where he has relations. The above reward
upon his apprehension and confinement in ia or II
hverT to G. Herndon in Oxford or his owner in ",
lower part OF Orange county near Cedar Fork. - "s
June 10, 1868. 5oHwa.s,.s:
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SURGERY FOR FIELD AND HOSPITAL.
- am now prepared to deliver my work on SUR
gerry to subscribers and others who may wish to pur
chase it, On the receipt Of IS the Book viii be sent by
mail. postage paid EDWARD WARREN, n. D.
"''s'ss N: w. Aug. "a, 1858. ss-lm.
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MRS. h. W. MILLER.
CONTINUES TO RECEIVE no RnERs poru
~ with and without rooms. -,~AA
Raieigh, Sept. 81, 1863. S. ~ INV
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he that shoaeth mercy when. ma m me pe 81
spsdsd will receive mercy when it nan "0S' %
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
~ sgnment large lot of Coast Salt for sale BY the
sack. or larger quantity. Also Rice blythe terce at
: .CREEOH LfTOHFORDB,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July Z, 1868. 55-H.
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The enrolment Of conscripts up to As, in this
county, took place at Winston, according to pre-
vious notice.
The conscrpts have now been enrolled to the full
extent of the law, and unless this cruel war termi
nate shortly, the conscription will be extended up
to 30 or 60 years. at the next meeting of Congress-
regardless Of consequences as the army will be kept
full, if possible, to meet the numerous enemy. As
yet there seems to be no prospect of negotiations
for peace. and the future looks dark and gloomy
Shall we fight on and suffer until one or the other
of the belligerent parties is completely exhausted
and powerlesss II requires no prophet to foretell
the fate Of the vanqdished party, under such cir.
cumstances. Better, much better, even now, to
make attempt to settle the question at issue by
negotiation, upon honorable terms, than suffer the
war to be continued indefinitely, and assume more
gigantic proportions and the dreadful phase of
war of determination. No time should be lost to
hold out the olive branch Of peace and upon that
party which spurns the attempt at reconciliation or
adjustment of our dificululties then will rest tho
ponsibility.-Salem Press.
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA.
IL TONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHGA,
SYPHILlTIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR j. A. CLoproy'
of Huntsville Alabama operates with perfect success
for Piles and guarantees perfect in every case Of
Piles where the Tumors come down when at STOOL Hs
operated with perfect success few days ago. case Of
Al years standing, his tumors coming down as large
large tea cup every STOOL Those who doubt may ad
dress MIR. H. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
Dr. operated some desperate in Salisbury last
year. of them is known TO every citizen of Salisbury
present.
March 20, 1868. a-v&awf
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THE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM r.
Il JONES, of Polk County, announce him as Conser-
vave candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District of North Carolina.
July Z, 1868. 55-tdpd.
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y GRESS.LNany Of The citizens Of Moore County de-
sire to vote for SAMUEL q. CHRISTIAN, of Montgom.
cry County, representative in Congress from the 7th
Congressional District -
July 10, 1868. Std.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Captain JOSIAH TURNER, of Orange County, as
candidate for Congress in this the 5th Congressional
District at the election to be held in November next
August 10, 1853. 65-td.
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I'm PORT ANT SALE AT AUCTION.-BY
Il CREECH h LlTCHFORD-We will sell on Wednes-
day the 9Th of September commencing at II O'clock
front OF our sales roo the following gUods being part
the cargo brought over in the steamer advance"
One hundred boxes tin 10 "A and IA 20 inches
brand TX.
Twenty-Five or thirty thousand envelopes.
Seventyfve hundred realms best satin note paper
A lot of India Ink
Large lot Faber's beat lead pencils.
One hundred gross very superior steel pens.
Sale positive. CREECH & LiTCHFoRD
Sept 8, 1853. 7a-td.
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NHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT. THE MOST
is now prepared in Wilson, n c., by TH0S F. CHRIST

GHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT. THE MOST
~ popular and etc cious in the Southern Confederae
Is now prepared in Wilson, N. c., by TBOS. F. CHRIST
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
ment was for the of Itch in its various forms ss
however, proved itself invaluable remedy Tor Te1,
Scaldhead cuaueOus diseases in Instances old SORES
has relief been found in its for itch and letter. that tho
army has Of late purchased large supply for camp end
hospital use. In its application to over hundred cases
each of itch and tetter but one case failed of cure It'll
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure for s0s
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative power
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Sua
Is deemed out OF place. as the ointment when tried g
ample proof OF its vaiuabieness In the of all these M
ments can be used in any climate either cold or ho
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the patlsn
THIS ointment is put only by the subscriber in tin sna
glass jars. with full directions, and will be furnished
persons in want of it at from three dollars to fifty dollars
according to size of jar on application accompanied WIN
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable
duction, by purchasing large quantity. All 00N'
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
- i CaAsLE F. DEsxs D. D., Wilson, NC.
W. 9: JoRDAN, Wilson, NC.
DE-. W. B. HooPsR Caswell Co., N. G.
Wilson, N. G., Aug. 81, 1858. 7o-ly.
IHXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. N. c., Ap'
~ jutant Generals Office, fHoms Defence) Raleigh
August 3lst, 1868. General Order, No. Q. ,.
l. So much Of Generat Order, No. ], ISSUED Augu .h
l8, 1857 sxempts "the Commanding Officer OF esVS
Company of the Militia and Adutant Of the Regimen
from home Defence duty, is hereby revoked.
By order Of Gov Vance:
Sept. ], 1858. 7l-sw
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NAPT. ]. ]. DAVIS FOR CONGRESS-
~ Mr.. Editor Please to the people Of the
fifth Congressional District that Wake Voters respond,
ing Franklin voters will give Capt JOSEPH J. DAVIS
cordial support for seat in the next Confederate Con-
gress MANY WAKE VOTERS
July Z, 1868. STD.
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HOTEL, RALEIGH, N. c,

DLANTER'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, N. c.
Persons visiting the City of Raleigh will find ite
their advantage and comfort to stop the PLANTERS
venent to the State House and business part of the CITY,
The propretors solicit liberal share of public patron.
age and promise to do all in their power render those
supplied with everything the market and Surrounding
country Affords and served up so as to CRAFTY the hungry
and suit the most delicate appetite
The long omnibus which to the Yarbrouph HOUSE
will also take passengers to the Planters Hotel
PARTIN Balm.
Raleigh, July %, 1868. SI-2m.
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EMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY resolution OF the last Grand Lodge of NorthCsr
DINA, We the undersigned, authorized and empow
perty known as ST. JOHNS MASONIC COLLEGE,
Said property with hundred of land ATTACHED
thereto will be offered for sale for cash. on Thursday te
1st day of October next The building large and COM
modious containing about eighty rooms and we'll adapted
for male or female College, with all necessary outbud
ings Those who may be DESTROYS to purchase will apply
ford who will take great pleasure showing them the
property.
GSigned,) E. F. WATSON, Grand Master.
=. c. W. D. HUTCRINGS, Grand Treas
A9guSt ~ 1903. 6S-w&swtd
a The Register and Spirit of the Age, the WHINING.
ton Journal and the Salisbury Waterman please
N.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

W. ~ H1ONOnED DOLLAKS REWARD,
RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sns.
day the 26th Of January last my negro boy naUs
feet inches high 10 or 20 years old and s, nOS
to weight about 40 pounds: He has heavy head Of i
and talks short when questioned, and has downIaa-
No doubt heis trying to pass for q free bow.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me
Prospect Hill Csswell County, confined in any Jail sol
get MIN. F. L. WARREN,
OaSWeI TO-, March II, 1862. 26-W&sWf
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NORTR.CARO INSTITUTION FOR
IL THE DEAF DUMB AND THE BLINDNTbe nav,
session OF this Institution will commence on Monday Sen
TENDER 9TH, 1862 and continue ten months It is mpor
tant that pupils should be present at the
mission, &C.. address WILLIE j. PALMER,
Aug. "a, 1868. 6s-w&swpw
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comes Christian people
But, Mr.. Editor, / do not advise reconstruction
In fact know not what to favor or propose l
have deep and abiding conviction, however that
our countrymen should hear at least part of the
truth in reference to these great matters. And why
should not rejecting interchange views through
the public press Because forsooth it may en-
barrass the government or unnerve the ARMY
Well, is not the government our own, and should
it not be willing to hear from its constituents? At
all events very large portion of have but little
that our government is of strictly partzan charac-
ter. There were two classes of statesmen in the
country before this war The one class assured us
that secession would be peaceab!e remedy or that
if war ensued the cowardly Yankees would beg for
peace in few months They told US that Missouri,
Kentucky, and probably Maryland, would go With
us, and that king cotton would force France and
England to our side in short time. The other
class told US the reverse of all this Well time and
events demonstrate that the Judgment discretion
and sagacity of the first class utterly at fault
while they verify those qualities in the latter class
And yet the latter class have been and continue to
be entirely excluded from all participation in the
counsels of the Cabinet With these facts before
US and the further fact that our Generals have in
| the main displayed consummate strategy and hero
ISM and our soldiers sublime prowess; in connec-
ton, too with the course of events and the present
state of our cause--how can we do otherwise than
fear that there have been great and deplorabe, il
not fatal, errors in the Cabinetp And how would
it revive the dropping spirits of tens of thousands
Of ardent patriots in our land could they but know
that Bell, Moore, or Graham could have a
small voice in the counsels of the Cabinet if indeed
it be not now too latef Howa are we to judge Of
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I" ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE
w friends Of Lieut.. WALTER DUNN, Of Lenoir
County to s1nouncs the of that gentleman
ddae represent the people Of the I'd Congressional Dis
trict in the next Confederate Congress.
August q, 1863. 70-n
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IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT OF CAST
hollow Ware and lot of Iron, suitable for farm work
and wagon-makers
Flour by the barrel, constantly on hand at
CREECH LITCHFORD'S
Auction and Com Store
Raleigh, July Z, 1862 55-tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-06
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At every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
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All who have used the Family Dye Colors pro-
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From Baton Rouge, La.
Baton Rouge, Lon July 10, IS65

Baton Rouge, La, July Is, 1868,
DEAR HrRALp:-lou are received ev-
ory week by us way down here in Dixie,
and q welcome visitor you are although
from two to four weeks old before you
come to hand welcome because you
hrng good news from home, 1t is like
cr,sning an old Nermonter with whom |
have been familiar ever since | learned
INV A, b. G.
Since las, wrote You from before Port
kIlndson we have moved to this place,
4 where we are comfortably encampea, after
lono and tedious siege. Port Hudson
surrendered July Sth, at II O'clock. The
u,rer batteries. about which there has
sheen so much talk, amounted to but very
Ilttle. There We're only nine guns on the
river, but they We're SO high that the gun
boats cogld not bring their guns to bear
upon them. They had IS pieces of light
artillery these We're all disabled but eight
by our batteries, so that they were rem
dered wholly unfit for use. Inside the
works the ground was covered with shot
All pieces of shell, with mules, horses and
fatle that were killed by us, the stencil
from which last was almost intolera-
bic. They had a large number of sick
and wounded men, all suffering from the
want of proper medicines. The last week
their troops ate mule meat, beans, corn
ou the ear, and but very little of that.
They are having some pretty severe
lighting down the river, and yesterday our
boys were repulsed. The rebels have
occupied the country we drove them out
of in the spring, and for a number of days
they had the river so blockaded that boats
could neither get to or from New Orleans.
They have been cleared out, however, and
the boats run regularly now.
ID. G. B.
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REBEL ACCOUNT OF Braces RE-
TREAr.-The army correspondent of the
Mobile Register, writing from Chattanoo-
ga, Ga, July I, gives graphic account
of the flight of Bragg before the advance
of Rosecranz He says;
"The army of Tennessee, Gen. Braxton
Bragg commanding, has arrived thus far
on its retreat from the advancing army of
Rosecranz. After thirteen DAYS Of I'M
paralleled sufferings, consisting of forced
marches, hard work, sleepless nights,
drenching rains, barefoot walking over
stony roads, hunger, famine, heat by day
and cold by night, we haze succeeded, in
escaping from the terrible Yankees, and
put as peacemaker between them and
US, the surging current of the deep, wide,
majestic Tennessee. Here we rest our
broken down bodies, for brief season
and hope TO recuperate our exhausted
strength, and repair IN some degree our
heavy losses IN articles of clothing and
camp equipage.
Our sufferings have been awful beyond
description. For seven consecutive days
and nights we had wet feet a wet shoes
which were not once dry during a whole
week. Our clothes, too, wee wet all the
time. The roads were horrible Without
sleep, without adequate food, often without
water, we marched, worked, TODD in line
of battle, in mud and water, stood guard
all night, and suffered for thirteen days all
that humanity could suffer in the flesh. 1t
is ended now, but it will require weeks to
restore us to our former morale, for we
are greatly exasperated and demoralzed.
Our loss in baggage, clothing and camp
equipage can never be repaired. We
have lost everything. None of us have
but one suit of clothes, and many of US
are almost naked. Nearly tenth of
the army is barefoot. The single suit of
clothes that the luckiest of US have are
wet and fermenting with the accumulatng
rain and sweat that have soaked them for
thirteen days."
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the cover of night to the Sharpsburg Road
to tho left,
July Sth Gen, Stuart with large force
attacked our cavalry at Boonsboro early
IN the morning, The LIST Vt. was held in
reserve until the afternoon, then it was
sent by detachments TO various parts of
the field TO strengthen our lines. At sun
down spirited charge was made by the
u battalion under Major Wells upon the
retreaung enemy, and the sabres were free
y used on both sides. Were | to give
you Inst of the meritorious il would com
PRISE the names of every officer and en-
listed man engaged.
remain your very ob't serv't,
A w. PRESTON,
Lt Col. CONG LIST Vt, Cavalry.
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(d&w--l J

1t is probable that the decision of the
Provost Marshal General, that the ripay
ment of $500 only exempts person ior
that draft, and that he is again liable un-
der a new draft, will be reversed by the
events should the question come to a judi
cial decisi n. Already an adverse opin-
ion has been given by Judge Cadwallader
of Philadelphia, and Hon. Ca eb Gushing
has argued the question with his usual
ability, arriving at the conclusion that the
payment is for the purpose of procuring a
substitute and exempts for the whole pc
riod that substitute is mustered into the
service.
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FOR SALE.
EARMS FOR SALE AND Elk
Il CHANGE.

l. A K M 5 FOX SALE AND E&
Il CHANGE.
NV is your time to select farm, when you can
see thecrops growing,an know what you are buy
ferently located, including one of $50 acres price
$1,000; one Of 200 acres, price $4,000; one of go
acres price 81 700; fine farm of leo acres, with
good building price $500; of 800 acres, good
stock farm well located price $4,000 and many
others also for sale, which will be sold reasona
bic terms. / have for sale several Dwelling h ous-
es in Rutland, varying in price from SS00t 10 $4,000
each. Also for sale .
ABOUT IS ACRES OF GRASS.
one mile from Rutland, south of the Fair Ground,
or land and rass both for sale. Persons wishing
to secure their hay for inter now have the oppor-
tunity to buy it standing and put it up yourselves
To those wanting grass, apply to E. PIRRPoINT,
Esq, Rutland.
Also about so acres heavy meadow grass for sale
in Wallingford, with two barns to put it in, (capa
city So tons.) have now
SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES
for sale of the finest Farming Lands, both improv-
ed and unimproved, in the States of Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin, which will be Of
fered low or exchanged for good easter property.
All kinds of Real Estate bought and sold by the
undersigned commission, no matter where To-
Gated or what kind of property.
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, VT, uly IL, 1868.
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