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port of the owner and his family, and to carry on
MS ordinary agricultural and mechanical business,
TO be ascertained by the appraisers to be appointed
as provided in the first section of this act under
oath, shall not be taken impressed for the public
use; and when the mpressing officer and the owner
cannot agree as to the quantity Of property neces
sary aforesaid then the decisions Oh the apprais
ers shall be binding on the officer and all other
persons.
SEC D. Where the property has been impressed
for temporary use and is oSt or DESTROYED without
tte default at the officer, the government of the
Confederate States shall pay just compensation
therefor, to be aScertained by appraisers appointed
and qualified provided IN the third section of this
act Ii Snch property when returned has, in the
opinion OF the owner been injured whilst in the pub
lie use, the amount Of damage thereby sustained
shall be determined in the manner described in the
thrd section Of this act the officer returning the
property being authorized to act on behalf of the
goVerPment; and upon such inquiry, the certificate
oil inc value OF property when originally impressed
shall be received as Prima Jacie evidence of the
value thereof
SEC y. Where slaves arc impressed by the Con-
iederate Government TO labor on Notifications or
other public works, the impreSSment shall be made
by said government according the rules and regu
latlonS prescribed in the laws of the State wherein
they are Impressed; and in the absence of such law
IN accordance with such rules and regulations not
Inconsistent with the provisions of this act as the
Secretary OF War shall from time to time prescribe
Kouided, That no impressment of slaves shall be
made when they can be hired or procured by the
consent af the owner or agent
SEC 10. That previous to the first day of Deem
Der next, no slave laboring on farm or plantation
exclusively devoted to the production of grain and
provisions shall be taken for the public use without
the consent Of the owner, except in case OF urgent
necessity.
SEC. II. That any commissioned or non-commfs-
stoned officer or private who shall violate the pro-
visions of this act shall be tried before the military
court OF the corps to which he is attached on cora
plant made BY the owner or other person, and on
conviction, if officer he shall be cashiered and
put into the ranks private, and if noncom-
officer private, he shall suffer such
punishment not inconsistent with military law as
the court may direct
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Semi- 4pteklq 5tanaarA,
III F. A V F. N.

Beyond these chilling winds and gloomy skies,
Beyond deaths cloudy portal,
There is land where beauty never dies,
Aui love blooms on, immortal
lanl whose light is never dimmed by shade,
Whose fields are ever vernal;
Who're nothing beautiful can ever fade,
But lives for aye, eternal
We may not know how sweet its balmy air,
How bright and fair its flowers;
We may not hear the songs that echo there,
Through those enchanting bowers.
The city's shining towers we may not see,
With our dim mundane vision:
For Death, the silent warder, keeps the key
That opes these gates elysian.
But sometimes, when adown the western sky,
The fiery sunset fingers,
Its golden gates swing inward tunefully,
Unlocked by unseen fingers.
And while they stand moment half ajar,
Cleans from the inner glory,
StrCam brightly through the Szur'd vault ufar,
And half reveal its story
Oh, land unknown! Oh, land of love divine!
Father all-wise, eternal,
Guide, guide these.wandering way worn feet of mine
To those sweet valleys yernal.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER TO SELL PRIVATELY. THE TRACT OF
= Land on which | now reside, (knowu the Heahs-
VIE aet ten miles west of the town of Halifax, on the
Raleigh road, eight mites northwest of Enfield and
miles east OF Brinkeyve containing thousand acres
two hundred and fifty of which itch low lands,
lying on both Sides of Beaver Dam Swamp which runs
through the main body Of the land There about two
hundred and fifty acres of upland and thirty of the low
ground cleared and Is now in good condition for cuE
wsich will make in good fruit year ten twelve barrels
brandy; comfortable two story dwelling with :Cur
rooms below and twoSabove Office and all neces$ai!
and Screw newly erected will also hire to the pnTcha
ser OF the land fifteen twenty good hands, and VIII sen
nun the Corn and Fodder L have on hand my Stoch -
Mules, Oxen, Cattle and Hogs asn all my farming ute
ss of every description. Any person who wishes 10 p
chase good farm will find il TO their interest to pay %
visit and view the premises, will make my ,eT TS
sale accommodating. !. DAflSo;;
March "a, 1853 2S-S -
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Fort Pemberton, the place lately attack ed by the
Fedcras, is situated at the confluence of the TaLt-
hatchie and Ysllabusha rivers-strcams which form,
the Yazoo. Yazoo Pass, of which so much has been
heard, is sort of bayou formed by ne overflow of
the Mississippi during the rainy seas N, and makes
connecting link between that ST cam and the
headwaters of the Tallahatchie In ordinary times,
this pass is navigable onlf for dug outs and even
IN times of high water was thought impossible to
anything but fat boats. The Yankees nave ditch
cd 1t out cut down the trees rooted up the cypress
trees and converted this shallow Pass into ship
canal, through which their gunboA IS have steamed
and after voyage of a hundred o. more miles,
reached Fort Pemberton and attacked it-only to be
defeated, and compelIed.to fall back.
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DEPOSITORY C. s. 4.

. Raleigh, MARCH 18TH 1868
a LII TREASURY NOTES NOT BEARING INTER
IN est which bear date prior 9TH December sfl will
be funded at this office in eght per bonds up 10 25d
April next after which date they only to be funded in
per cent. bonds. ="
All treasury not bearing interest which boar date
after LIST December, 1862 will be funded in seven Nor t
bonds. =" Pei |eu''
Interest will be paid interest bearing treasury noss
up to LIST January, 1855. "'''''
GEO. W. MORDECAE, Depository.
Raleigh, March 90, 1865. l4ETREswII9
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$50, 900 NORTH-CAROLINAs STATE PoyDS
EDR SALE
OFFICE OF THE CHATHAM R. r. Co, !

OFFIcE OF THE CHATHAM R. r. Co
-, oor,, RALEIGH, y. c., March "a, 1885
have fallen from an inaccurate reading of nv ad
NrSement nviirg proposals for the purchase of $40
'a'e oohuS call attention 20 the fact that these
oohs are H"t Iedsthqbe Jase Bntarity They are nm
conditional " T. six per coupon bonds the interest
I" "'ch 'he State Promises pay semiannuay and the
pnc'pa on the first day of January 1883 and he oba
uon OF thus promise Is affected BY or dependent ON
any contingency whatever. w
reference Ia the advertisement will show that baids0
,he ath "i North Carolina part of these bonds a. 06
nave the additional security Of the bonds of the Roeob
anu ""Ston Railroad Company, and another portion CTz
$i'"GS" the CITY N Raleigh Considering the biph f.
anca Standing OF these corporations is rot going too
Tar " say at no better opportunity for Il safe investment
KEMP P. BATTLE President.
.%x1 1I n ~, 1870 25-w&Swtd
Ihsriotte Democrat Fayetteville Observer Wilminpton
journal copy twice a week till first of April
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NOTICE.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE FEBRUA.
~ Term. 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sas
SONS 81 me County OF Granville N c. qualified as Execu
& OF The last will and testament of Maj Tristan L. Skin
her e Of toe county of Ch0wan deceased hereby pyes
noce TO all persons indebted to the said deceased 10 k
immediate payment and to those holding claims AGAINST
the SAID deceased 10 present them for payment bn tn
me prescribed by law This notice will be pleaded in
bar oil their recovery. "
Feb "a, 1865. 'A Srn
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NJ n ERAL L ANDS.
~ NOTICE. SCI
COAL, IRON, LEAD AND COPpFp

20 NUTICE. ISL
COAL, IRON, LEAD AND COPPER,
TENHE ADVERTISER, a PRACTICAL MINING II
Il gineer, having an experience of years. and fanI,
acquaintance with the natural resources of the Conf
cy desires to associate with himself sumo gentIemsni
capital and enterprise, partners to develnp miDg
wealth and industrial works in The South Mineral Dj
IN any 1strct not too remote from Railroad other o
let, will realize enhancement by being expIorad and "a
ported on in order to the working of Mines forming CON-
panes or etfecthg Sales. Minerals and Metals are d.
mand for the Army and Navy, and for Railroads Maniac
tories and Mechanic Arts. Development of cOunrys
sources IN struggle like this becomes essential 70 its
iStence and success
Pr"pretors may send description of Lands and
Proposition.
references given and required. Address
CONFEDERATE"
March 20, 1893 "a StUd.
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Cure FOR CANcER.-The juice of the Sheep Sorre
put in pewter plate and exposed to the sun until
it becomes The cUnSStence Of salve then applied
TO the and repeated until the latter falls out
with all its fbrcs. Severe pain accompanies the
operation, but the cure is certain.
This Was told me by witness of the process.
The face of the sufferer where the cancer was be-
came mnch inflaned and swollen, and the pain ex-
cruciating, and when it dropped out had the ap-
pearance of large spiders legs. The cavity was
detp-bpt soon healed and filled up, and there was
never return of the disease. / have been thus
particular because the recipe has been tried, but
pain and Inflammation following, it was not the
prOPe" remedy, and was discontinued. NICK.
Athens, Ga, June 25 1862.
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DISSOLUTION.

THNHE CO.PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
A. MITCHELL son. of Newbern N. c. was dis
sol ed by mutual agreement the first of June 1862
All persons owing the firm by account are reGues
ted To make payment to T. j. Mitchell Graham who has
the boo0 and notes of the firm All claims against them
will be paid by him. and every having any claim up-
on them are requested 10 present it.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
T. j. MITCHELL
Jan. g. 1853. sam
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VALUABLE lnvENTIoN.-Mr J. j. Chaplin, foreman
Of the Book bndery connected with our Institution
has added an improvement to his ruling machine
10y which both sides of che paper can be ruled at
tile same time without any extra trouble and with
the same rapidity that one side can be ruled Tbn
invention is entirely Original with Mr. O., and can
bc added TO any ordinary ruling mschine at cost
Of but few dOllars.-Deaf Mule Caskct.
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Coon YEAsT.-A half pint of corn meal, make
into batter with equal parts of sweet milk and
warm water; add large spoonful of brown sugar,
and little yeast; when well risen, add corn meal
sufficient to make it almost dry; then spread on a
large dsh and put in the shade to dry. Keep in
close bag One handful is the quantity to be used
when you make up bread.
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LAND FOR SALE

KNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE FIVE
hundred acres Ofand in Wake County on the waters
OF Neuse River adjoining Geo. W. MoSdecas Fish Dam
tract and immediately opposite the recently sold bv
Col. Russ. Terms accommodating.
For further particulars address either of the under
signed at Tally Ho! p. o. Granville Co. N C.
JAMES A. RUSSELL.
ROB. l.. HELM
Feb. TO- 1868. l3.-wSsvI7t
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EOR SALE

hNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERIES
- IN the ConiederaOy-G consisting of 80 Watts Lines
roofs ana Bates, twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Mil all under and well framed bonse
aud within hundred yards the Depot on the Nnrb
Carolina Railroad For particulars apply to
CAIN L RUFFIN,
Feb. 10, 1863 Ia 11, ~. u
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RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
day the 26th of January last, my negro boy named
feet or inches high ls or 90 years old and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head hair
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to PASS for free boy
VIII give the above reward for him delivered to me at
get him. Fl + w IIRIPPS ~
Caswell Co., March 81, 1868. asETIsEtf
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]. r. LITTLEJOHN.
r II YARRROUEII
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
u Equity Fall Ternl 1852, will offer for SALE on the
premises in Davidson County Tuesday the 18th day of
April next tract of land containing 335 acres more or
less adjoining the lands of Henry Walser Geo. W. Heae
and near to and adjoining the Yadku Institute on the Yad
kin river
credit of six and twelve months will be given by bond
and approved security from the purchaser.
Lexington, March 5th, 1868. 20-td,
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The campaign opens again. The great drama is
about to be put upon the stage with new and ap-
propriate scenery and company inferior to none
on the boards. 1t is led, vs. the bills assure u.s. by
several stars of especial lustre. Box office dress
circle and pit are all ablaze, active and excited
Inc two rival theatres are straining every nerve
the TWO rival managers exerting every energy The
season will undoubtedly be the most splendid ever
y before witnessed; cannon for foot lights hearth
stones and affairs for side scenes. Truly a noble
drama, thick with the fate of people-of law, lib
erty and goeernment-of nationality and constitu
tonality-Of all that men oovet and women hold as
sacred-of a race and an empirel
The campaign in Middle Tennessee will be the
first great one of the west. Had Sidney Johnston
only lived -! But the soul of that hero and
martyr is yet with us, and the eye of his great
namesake is upon you, soldiers of the army of the
West! BE sure you well cared for Be sure
you have been we'll taken caro- Of and are this dav
well conditioned. Notwithstanding some Injustice
of opinion which Gen. Bragg has done us in our
individual character, We will net do him the wrong
to deny him energy, ceaseess perseverance and rare
official aptitude. Though not altogether q man af.
ter our own heart, we concede him and so must
you, men of the rank and file, many qualities which
are lacked by some of the best soldiers Let us for
the present chartaby suppose that the of the
past have been of our judgment rather than his
GeneTalShip We shall at least feel warmer and
more noGly and shall fight better by the magnan-
unity.
Meanwhile, up with the flag Roll the drums
Glisten 6ayOnet in the Spring sun and off with the
rags and tags Of Winter sloth Chattanooga Re6
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L" FIRE INSURANCE."

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR SEvEv
Il OF the most reliable Stock Companies in the Confed
eracy persons desiring Policies buildings Gotten 0bac
co, &C, can secure them by addressing
E. NYE HUTCHINSON
~ ms. Agent.
NHuIiotle. ~ u, req. IL 1863. lJ-2m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-31
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN Nam
COUNTY. n, c.

HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAyDm
= sale, lying in Davie County, few miles b-I w. ~.
Hill, OF Haul;s Ferry, near the Yadkin river. Va
One tract contains about 500 acres the other co,,.
about 300 acres adjoining each other will seII tb
geiher or separately. This land lies in healthy s
3i country ana Well adapted TO the raising of grain an
bacco Any person wishing to purchase can "a md =
the same and call to see or address me at ieyor
W. ~ ~. ,o.o A Fun
2,
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FOR RENT.
MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

HPIUM, ALUM, CAMPHOR. MORPHINE, CALOMEL,
- Qunine, EPSON Salts, Quicksilver, &C. and French
brandy Port and Sherry Wines, and Whiskey-Nitrc.
Murlac and Suiphurc Acids, and LinSeed Oil and Indigo
E. NYE HUTCHINSON
Charlotte, n. G., Feb II, 1863 I5N1m.
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800 NEGROES WANTED,

TENHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
hundred hands to work on the grading of the Cis.
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy country on hghrdge,
and all hands employed the road will be well fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month the year.
Apply TO at Cary. miles west of Raleigh OF at Hay.
wood, or L0ckville, Chatham County, y. C.
/. 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 To- 1853. lS-E
~ Richmond Enquirer Richmond Examiner, Peters
burg Express, Charleston Mercury Daily Progress, VIII
mnon journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
Sert tothe amount of dollars aud forward bills to office
n. c. Standard
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An Act entitled Sc An Act to enable all
the incorporated Towns in this State 10 Law

SECTION l. BE 10 enacted by the General AsseDu-
Dig ot'Me StGte9f North Carolina, and IL is hereJv
enacted by the authority Of tile sumo, That from
lowed to the several incorporated towns ofthI STAT
and full power and authority is hereby given to law
taxes for municipal purposes, on all persons and
subjects within their corporate limits, which are
now ta5ed for State and county purposes ; PropileI
such taxation Shall be uniform on all such subjects
ana snail be IN proportion to the State and county
taxes, equal to the wants and necessities of such
Incorporated towns. Ratif6d tic 22d dam mr.
December, 1862.
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FNHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACIOUS IN
the Southern COnederacy. is prepared in Wilson,
n. C., by THOMAS F CHRISTMAN
The chief object in the original manufacture of this
men was for the of Itch in its various FORMS has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Scadhead cutaneOus diseases instances old
O twenty years standing also Rheumatism So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch letter that the
army has OF late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use In its application to over hundred cases
each Ditch and letter but failed of cure Ii has
been on horse es and found cure for sore
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
is deemed out of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vua0lencSS in the cure of air these all
ments 1t can be uSed in any climate either cold or hot
RAINY clear weather without danger the patient
TINS ointment is put up only by the subscriber in and
glass Jars with full directions, and will be furnished TO
persons IN OF it at from dollar TO fty dollars
according 10 size of jar, application accompanied with
the cash. Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
dnctIon, BY purchasing large quantity All orders
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES
CHARLES F. Deems, d ID, Wilson, C.
w. g. JOrDAN, Wilson, n. c.
, Dr. W. H. HooPER, Caswell Co., n. c.
wilson, y. u, Feb 10, 1868. l3-6m.
FHNlEE SUBSCRIBER Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO
and is prepared with all the fluids requisite for dis
nterlng aud removing dead from battle field TO
any part or section of The Southern Confederacy All per.
sons losing friends, relatives, fathers sons or brothers
wishing them taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard, by applying him will short notice receive Their
friends at any point they nIay wish them moved
Feb. TO- 1858. "'O - ~ - NJ
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NORTH-CAROLINA POWDER NANITPaC-
CURING COMPANY

TIME MILLS OF THIS COMPANY, LOCATED 70
miles west of Charlotte upon the Caawba River are
now IN full operation with good supply of material All
orders from section of the Southern Confedpr,c for
fine rifle and sporting Powder, also orders from Rail
road Contractors Miners and others for BLASTING PoJ
will be promptly filed Address '''
s ". DAVIS, Prest,
March 81, 1868. ~ w.
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GRINDSTONES.

ANHE SUBSCRIBER HIS OPENED THE EXTENSIVE
Il GrndStOue Quarries on Deep River and has on hand
and Will keep large stock of superior quality of any size
required TO suit all kind of work. and will be delivered at
Newer Depot for cents per pound There is Rail.
road and water communication from this point to any part
al the southern Couederlcy. All orders will be filled and
delivered at the above mentioned place BY addressing
p. LINEHAN
Branch p o,
Jan. Q, 1888. I-3n'
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w. F. BAsON, NJ. d. Dentist.

(oFFlCE OVER Mr.. PESCUD's.)
Nv b. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE d.
ring his absence will be notified Of his return by
leaving their names with Dr. Perry or by addressing him
through the Post Office Raleigh n c.
Raleigh, March 81, 1863 lift
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE TO PUBLIC
Il sale, on the premises on Wednesday the SIh day of
April, 1863 that valuable property town of Louis
burg North Carolina, known the LOuisbug Female COL
Ige The BUILDING is of brick -four STORIES covered
with tin. contains rooms enough accommodate alb nut
one hundred boarders exclusive of the principals rooms
the parOrs, chapel dining ROOM &c. There is also on
the premises brick kitchen with large rooms besides
other outbuidgs 1t is surrounded by large grove of
several acres, all enclosed
Immediately after the sale of the above real estate the
furniture Of the College, consisting of bedding waShsiands
tables chairs table ware Sofas centre and pier tables car
peug, pianos, &C., will also be exposed public sale
This property is situated in healthy region an in the
midst of excellent society better opportunity for good
scented.
Possession will be given early in June. Terms made
known the SALE but the payments will be arranged 10
suit the purchaser
+ + r r tY[IITFRRERJ nGGS, }surv. Partners.
Louisburg N. c., March 8, 1853. l9-wSswtd
az The Richmond Examiner, Petersburg Express Raj.
egh Register, Wilmington Journal, and Fayetteville oh.
server will please publish twice week each till the 4b of
April and send their accounts to this Office for collection