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EoR SALE, VALUABLE REAL EsTATE


II in Raleigh and the vicinity. The late John Kane
ing died intesate leaving wife unbeatable blood
surviving him. the real estate whereof he died. seized and
possessed has become escs1 and by operation of law
vested in the University of this State,
Wherefore notice is hereby given to all whom it mty
concern that in pursuance Of the acts OF the General As
semby in such case and by virtue Of the power and a
thory conferred me BY an OF the Board
of Trustees of the University of North Carolina shall
to make sale of said property for the benefit OF said
Institution. - - .
The property consists of teuemeuts being parts of lots
Nos. H. ia 12S all adscen to each other at the juno
ton Of Bout and Martin Streets in this city The build
ings all new and two Of the dwellings are handsome
story houses. .''-s--a
Also, tract of land situate about miles southwest Of
egh adjoining the lands of Laurens Hinton, Esq and
others, containing it is SAID 800 acres pretty well i'm
proved and Astounding in excellent timber fire WOOD &C.
The sale will be by public auction on Wednesday the
10th day Of February next the premises in the city, at
which place aso the plantation will be Sold Terms loe-
raj.
The tenants notified that the rents from the deatot
the deceased must be paid to the as agent
aforesaid. = .a CHAS. MANLY.
Raleigh, JANUARY Is, 1854. 6-tds
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INV PUBLICATIONS by RR.,.

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FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION, contains
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BAD MANAGRMENT.-Whiletb the army is suffering
for corn, and in some places officers are impressng
corn, and many families are unable to get corn, the
Sumter e. O. Waterman, is informed that there
are thousands of bushels of corn rottng at various
Railroad depots. A gentleman states that an i'm.
mense quantity of corn is piled up at the Claremont
depot on the Camden road, so much heated that he
could not bear his hand between the bags
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Adjt. and Insp. Gen.

ABRAHAM LNcoLN.-In pablo and in private,
upon thoroughfares and at social circles at all times
and in all places, where citizens accustomed to
speak their minds freely, any man who is not will.
ngly or actually deaf may hear Abraham Lincoln de-
nounced as low, cunning fanatic, and INSCRIPTIONS
partisan, and a perjured magistrate-N, r Nega
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Raleigh; Dec. IS, 1858.
SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS on HI

PUBLICATIONS ON TIS
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The Bohemion, Id
Scriptural Views of National Trials, %
Warren's Surgery,
Hsrdees Tactics LIST and I'd vels.,
Gillam's Manuel,
Army Regulations,
Eyolutions of the Line,
Wheelers Cavalry, a.,
Volunteers Field and Camp book, "
Napoleons Maxims of War, |"
Cavalry Drill, by Patten, "a
Bayonet exercise and Skirmish Drill
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School of the Guides,
FIRST Year of the War,
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Smiths English Grammar, revised, r
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Elementary Spelling Book,
The Confederate Speller, laE
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Bingham's Latin Grammar,
Geographical Reader, with Maps,
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Historical Scripture Questions, 81
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Life of Stonewall Jackson, q5
strange Story,
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Step Sister, l@
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The usual deduction made to the trade.
N. B.-Those ordering books by mail should send
extra ten cents on the dollar. for postage.
BRANSON, FARRAR 4 CO.,
Raleigh, n
Dec. 90. 1868. l08-
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV AhD'L
u Runaway from the Davidson Mills, four miles sonsn
of Lexington the 9th day Of October last my black W.
LEWIS. generally called LUXE, about 20 years 9io;
mouth with thick lips about feet or inches hign,
weighs about ITO pounds, very sprighty and lively s
fond of singing when at leisure Of his
little smaller than the other, and inclined to be sun,
consequence of a cut and has a few marks on his back
He bad black pair of pants brown Cashmere coah az
q brown wool hat He took with him shot gun auu .
small quantity of powder and shot, shoe knife and nsS
sack bought said boy of the firm of j. B. DAVIS ID
in the city of Richmond about three months ago; S5
boy sold the property of 5. NJ Warren oil NS
county N. c. and the probability is that be will ends
to get back bis old neighborhood through the l
kee lin He is mechanic and eau make barrels Sr
will give the above reward of hundred dollars Nv
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail That eS
get him. Address C. +. LOWE,
81 49, Lexingtos, N. 6:
p, Dec 10, 1888. s9-h
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NJEW MUSIC.-.I WILL MEET THEE"
II Music by Hewitt.
Dear Mother I'll Come Home Again-Fred. HlsoD'
Farewell Enchanting Hope-Fex Leasing. ,i,h
Pocket Nemoraldums. Blank Books. Best E EDGE;
cap paper Also Letter and Note paper various
Visiting Cards at POMEhUI! Is
Raleigh, Nov. 28, 1858. s4-F
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MOTTO e THE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ known under the appelation of Lack Farrss, has
been dissolved by mutual consent All due the
firm and all to whom the is indebted will please
settle and present their claims to c. NJ Farrss by whom
the business will in future be conducted. -.
O. FarrIss tenders his Acknowledgements to the pa
irons Of the old firm for their beraty and puncualty
and respectfully requests continuance of the under
his auspices CHARLES ~. FARRISS
october ], 1863. .7-H.
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Sl5,O7S,922 81
STATEMENT

EL5itin9 ths number Acres Land VGluatoR Land VdUd
To0H Property the TdDes dsriOsd from every subj eet
If Icdti0R in the several Counties of the SGse, frOnI
OtcE ret~rrs recsiOed prior to the close Of the fiscal
SER, September 3d. 1868, and the aggregate amount Of
al; also the Taxes kUied By the Courts Of Pleas and
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5rlni- WprkIg 9tanharal.
COMpTROLLER,S REPORT.

REPORT OF TaE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AS-
COUNTS. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
AeD PUB SLi FL FUND -(DIsBURsEMENTS.) :
.- STATEMENT ID.
HO.Oino the seUsrul ojss for aohe6 the Disbursements ~
81 '' lie Public Fund haze been made
Sept Capt John Devereux A. g. NJ, for the
use of the QOartermasters Depart oouo-
Gooding for medicines furnished N.
c.. soldiers at Newbern in 1851, lS' 81
!. 4. Meudenhall remuneration for
damage to his land by n. C. troops
p and for timber furnished 34th Reg't. -
n. 9. troops, in ISL, , 200 on
Capt X. A. DOwd A. Q. NJ, for the
% nSs o' 'ns S''' 100000
use use Of IF that sepa+tmeut, 10000
Capt. John Oevegeux, A. Q. NJ, for the
of the Quartermasters depart ooooo
Capt ". B, Gulick, Paymaster for the
use of that department SoIoV
Capt John Devereux A Q. NJ. for the
use of the Quarermaster's depart ,ooooo
tSe snb D hTgs' d I ar 1900
W. L. Van Eatou balance due him for ,,o "a
the destruction Of his cotton, ose w
'I pss Of Of that b I DeUartme1t. 10000
'I tbe Subsistence D ns' D d: 10000
Taken up from sundry persons during
this month mutated State Treasury reo
The following sheriffs, amount ofState
tax oyerpaid by them for 1888:
R. r PaSchai' Chatham {" 642 os
WV. Long, former" Yadkin q 30
Rufus Galloway, Sheriff of Brunswick
County, under resolution OF General .
W. +. Piefcv, Sheriff Yancey County
for holding and making returns OF
Senatorial Election in August, 1862, ~
Sundry Sheriffs &c, mileage and per
diem for settling State Taxes for 1868,
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h: OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTEI

IA OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
IL to the Jail of Guford county, Greensboro, "a
the Sth day of August. 1853 negro man who calls bin
self GEORGE is feet 10 inches high and will Wsgi
abont 40 pounds black with a very thick under lip
Some scars on the back of his neck which he Ea
done by lancet when he sick He has some beI;
the mouth and looks to be about As years DID, A
says he belongs Edmund Norcum of Csrteret COUNT
and left with Edmund Mallett and was hired to Bur
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville, N. c. He says he has bed
runaway for some time
The owner of said boy is requested to come forWr:
prove property pay charges and take him away OF
be dealt with according to law a. A. BOON
~ .-..- Sheriff of Guilford Count!
October /, 1858. 74-h
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DEAL ESTATE IN HILLSBOROUGHl
Ia Orange county, tor sale exchange for plantatG
of good farming land in some Of the low counties OF hO
Carolina.
take this method of infoIming any persons who ms
wish to purchase comfortable residence remote from ID
enemy in village noted for its healthy location and o.
tractve for its good society that will either sell or trs
my large and cOmmOdous house and lot with all neceS
~ outhouses and excellent garden with nearly thr
soil with water Iany person shouA
desire such retreat from the section of country that
likely to be invaded by the enemy, and is disposed to
that trade of that sort can be had with the subscribe
provided the terms will correspond according to the H
disadvantages under which property in that section
currency that be in good repute at the time of SALE
for State bonds or Gotten.
Also steam saw mill for sale or trade.
If the above property is not sold will rent It out
Apply either person by letter to the subscTl1eT:
HiIIsboro, ian IA 1894 5-tI5F.
~ Tarboro souherrer please copy six times and ssD'
bill to the subscriber.
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YANKEE ATROCITIES IN NORTH CAROLINA
THEIR OWN CONFESSIONS.

We publish below, from the. New York Daily
Neps, an account Of Gen. Wlld's late raid through
the counties of Currituck, Camden and Pasquotank,
N. c. 1t will be found that our accounts of his IN
famous proceedings, bad as they were, we're con-
siderabIg underdrawn, and told but half Of the
truth We invite the attention of the reader to this
aconunL.
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ExENPTING FARMERs.-The question of subsis-
tence, both for our people and our armies should
never be lost sight Of whatever may be the urgen-
cy of increasing the number of our men in the field.
We are pleased to see that bill has been introduced
in the House by Mr. Smith, of N. O., proposing to
revive the privilege Of substitution far applica
BILE to those who; previous to LIST JAM, 1854, were
engaged in raising subsistence for Negroes
left to themselves will not make their own. support
They will be come consumers instead of producers,
apart from greater nju ries they would commit from
the utter decentralization that will ensue especially
where they are in large gangs, if relieved of the
straint of their managers. The country Is now full
of deserters and stragglers hiding in mountains
r and swamps, and in many instances confederating
with negroes in marauding upon planters. Remove
the planters, and the country will soon become an
easy prey to demoralized soldiers and skukers and
to negroes who will become rapidly rebarbarianzed
We would suggest in extending this privilege to
planters that 1t be required of every one so exempt
ed that he shall deliver to the government prompt
ly and in good order, certain proportion of the
surplus of his crops. He will thus become more
useful to the srmy than if he carried musket in
the ranks.-Ricb. Whig
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IL RY month shall send special agent 10 the Army
of Northern Virginia. An packages DC. sent to me at
this place will he promptly forwarded free of charge
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of N. O..
Raleigh, Dec. 81, 1853. ~ lQ2-3m.
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NOTICE.--I WILL LEAVE GREENSBO-
II ROUGH on the sth of February next, Hsborough
the 9Th and the 10TH for the army of North
ern Virginia All persons DESTROYS of sending boxes will
please have them ready the above pamed days weighed
marked and properly directed Small parcels cannot be
taken Boxes will be taken at the intermediate stations.
WALTER A. THOMPSON,
State Agent,
Jan. Is, 1884. 6o5t
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RAJ
- LEIGH, JAN 10th, 1864 medical examining board,
consisting of a.
Surgeon E. A. CRUDUP,
Asst Surgeon II. Il. HARRIS,
win meet at Halifax in Halifax county, Monday, the
25th of January
At Jackson in Northampton county, on Wednesday, the
9th of January
At MurfreesbOro, in HEREFORD county, on Friday, the
29th of January.
AT WILMINGTON, in New Hanover county, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, I'd, Sd and 4th of February.
At Whttssvile in Columbus esunty on Saturday, Feb
ruary 9Th. ..s''-.'. Pc
At Elizabeth Tswn. in Baden county, Tuesday, 9th
of February for the purpose of examining all persons
claiming exemption from Home Guard duty account of
phy steal disability. .. .....
By order OF Governor VANCE: .-- ..'
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General N C.
Jan II 1854 6-2w.
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NOTICE.-.WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
the 9Th day of Febr uary next at the residence of
late Brian Green deceased ell the pershabe property be-
longing TO the estate of said deceden consisting of horses
mules, oxen sheep, cows and stock hogs, corn fodder
shucks aud hay, carriage and harness, wagons carts,
poughs plantation tools of every description house and
kitchen furnture also, about 5000 pounds of bacon
and salt pork.
Terms six months credit, purchaser giving bond with
approved security. G. B. HARRISON, Admir-.
Raleigh, Jan. Z, 1884. S-Sw.
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MAJ have been sent to this State for the purpose
of procuring supply of M0LASSES for the use Of the
Army of Northern Virginia As many fyou have friends
and relatives there may non beg that you take an IN
Will not each make up package, where one can
not spare much barrel will not neighbours form
clubs aud make up One barrels and take to
the nearest railroad station and write ut this place p
For all so delivered, 1 will pay 81 per gallon -.
All will thus have opportunity of doing avor for
their friends that will cost nothing but little labor
firmly rely upon your benevolepce and patriotism:
d. T, CARRAWAY,
Mai. and G. s., Wilcox's Light Div,
. A N v
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The above appeal meets my most hearty approval and
the COmmssa the State will render every assistance
Maj Carraway carrying out the object of his visit
from the army. Where barrels wanting they can be
procured and delivered at any point the railroad, by
application to me JAMES SLOAN,
Maj. and Chief Commissary for State n. G.
Greensboro, Jan. IL, 1884. e-w&sw3t,
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SMALL POX NOTICE...AS THE SMALL
y pox has again appeared in the City of Raleigh all per-
sons calling the office of the Surgeon General between
the hours Of and two will be vaccnaed free of charge
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General.
Jan. IL, 1854. Aim.
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NOR SALE.-.A FEW CONFEDERATE
ID seven per cent Bonds on very rea sonabIe terms.
JNO G. WILLIAMS d co.
Raleigh, Jan. L. 1854. 5-4tpd.
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REPORT OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC
COUNTS, FOR The FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 50, 1858.
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VTNEACHER WANTED..-I WISH TO EN-
ploy gentleman to teach i've six boys my house.
single we'll recommended character and scbol-
arship desired For sdch one will pay $3.50 per
month. Address me at Wilmington.
DANIEL L. RUSSELL.
Jan. 49, 1854 = eff
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TLOVES AND SOCKS WANTED...I DE.
IN sire purchas for the soldiers pairs of Gloves
and 10000 pairs of Socks Donations will be thankfully
received. EDWARD WARREN,
. Surgeon General.
Jan. IL, 1864. 4-lm.
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Rebel .arceunsS.
PFTTEsBuRG, Wodna=d:r,

BFIli--WE6, W onh|~hsf. " Mn.
rncse r. no change in the situation, and no
indie ,ien n any iHunsiiace hsilil,ec thc Itx u
Grsnt
Yhe weather IS wan, and salty. There x;s hayy
rlin ycstc riay. which rofseslsi cvury thing.
Tho ;epo Of Grants death Is coairudictrd hy dssHt
en- who entered our lines yesterday
There j. the usual skirmishing aud csDnoladsng.
From The Riehncsd Es~sasAsr. JGy 81.
NOthing.oi interest occurred on tho lines ia
froa, OF Richmond and Peterb9rs yestxday Ii Greai
Is no. deld he might vol be for anything that hs u
doing His only work ircsn day V dag = % throw .
few shells at it'll. FeieIsbnrg
We hsvo nothing N conirmss.sa n the rumor n
Grants death. but ne have toe kvuly satisfaction II
knowing tsat " any rata sou2n oOasItcuoas faakes
hrs gone 70 that bourne IRON wr. % rsver roturBs
Tho Yankees do nOt hang their afs hsi sisst for
nothing and wac Mt halfmast at tter shipping il
smes rivex l,st Sunday.
D,sertcis who cau;e into oar inS 80 ssa Ulysses Is
not deed aud Tie nor foJt H>,dd a tie lS.h, vhioa
was received last night has nothing - tle sohjecL
Ire HScd hes sdyiees from Grants army a Ma liza.
last sni arday, the day which. acoordins 70 y TO
port, Grant was said 10 have besa styock " ne "
shells
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All guics nr Errrscui.

tlIS Psftl, trtay, III. ", 90.
Tie principal events Of yesterday we're the as
isnnclt OF MAJ Gen. /. y. g. OId 70 tae command O
The .ti Corps vice Zen. W. i. Smith uuiOyed and
Moi Gen. d. y. Rirney. formerly commanding a dni
sion in the I'd Corps N tn command Of the 10Th Corps,
werc made by G--. Grant subject 10 the approval VI
The President IRON the well known gnlantrv and
ability Of the generals appointed 10 those important
cnnniads no fears need be entertained for the futur.
Tie corps are IN iiae condition end pleased with the
new CONN ,nders designated % lead them
Is TIE Field. Thursday. duly u. lsfi.
Gen. Griffin. commanding ist Division. went home
today or sck leave lis bsth for como time has been
,uci that he ,oul have been anywhere q -e bat here
bri he inised ste! ing. and has remained hfoagh
pushed Into going away by the persistent entreay "a
his irioAGs and army sargeoL. IL his absence Gen.
Bartlett commands The division. aEi. the commend
could fall iaio no better Aaads. Col " eeh i'A
Mich gan Regiment tcmpor1riiy commands Gen. Bart
'ctt's brigade.
Gen. Batter. accompanied BY rs staf, mao brief
visit hero today. Ao look. IN the Geld mast 'ay
cvrry inch o oliier; and, judging from BIZ. bFoa1ed
comp. .oa active ice seems " agree with hun.
DIFF BOTTOM. Va duly nieyening.
To-day ihc enemy were diScoYeseI e-ectns com.
TIE pos.iion ~ Dcep Hotom from which an frtaG'nS
arr curi be delivered Ia the ganboats She pontcon
bridas ard tho headquarters OF TIC Commanding Gss
c: II MAS necessary - instantly di,odae the enemy
from 81 r. POSITION which would " bear havIy npou
the line - elpuchnea,. end hold IL Ourselves Two
hundred end fifty mel irc3i the 9tn Maine Volunteers
under iiNcf. t4p fiiii, NAsc
rundc ltakilg Presently the leini zero dTi'o 3nd
licutenen aud thrce men Of the 18th SOi LCsro!iaa
wire brought IN prisoners and nz consceit NC hal
had he position. though may cos VI dag "a no az
strict attention
sergeant j. r. Glenn o; Company II. 57:h North
Caroliga. was captured this morning and brorsn n
non biz examination ho wg csdnc; and pr. ensc!y
Rebel. he had TIE rel OF his coEPa1y vita hiri.
..lc' uhnbeTcd upward n - N H. INCLUDING t1o I'D
scntocs He seemed pleased when lie wGs tod that We
did ROT PIT desert'rs IN tho 'front.' ana that we
treated prisoners "a wsf VIA -on-' s1maniy anA con-
silern,iOn. -
Ihere Is nothing new from Che JsAfs River fecs
Admiral Lee has not YET returned DON tbf seatn emu
everything g quiet.
Mai Gen Hancock sccHpanied By his stao visitef
Mai Zen Buier to-day. spending ups .id VI tsc hoers
A, The headgLareIe Gen. hues US also N the party
AZ the Glove ol The interview Geo. Hai@', RIDE ewes
with Cen Hancock ard staff 70 inspect the line~
J,rg Gen Charl,s e.. Payne. reoaliy co.oaa OF too
Oh Regiment Louisiana Volunteers. anu more Iscestiy
of Gen Bgters sef. Lac been ini..etel IN. sld
,;.y1lci b the command of te eoiored Ecoln. Con.
PANE l. modes! and most Ac.C5vt ossss. Ms set
los moi - y.d bsn announced