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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-22

Axs thsssaress o. the 8ssdliSss nsaisaies. Their
eees Is 70 vitiSta als sae anaas " the ssdy, and
to ssaa psisansi streaa thrsth ali tAs cAansssls
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tAs STATE ~ she syseem frsm stckMas 10 heassh By
sxAESaslaG sinalssBeoas aaa ahssesazns ssssek
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-22

Is iHyitsd 10 ssst ths regulating aaa restorative
powers Of tAis hsaziess sat eseesivs pfspa asteB.
At the twa sDocAs Of life in waira the saais avs-
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Oars nrawn sesassg Cen. shres years ca Lass
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verified by The writasa ssstinaSay feEtsding thTes
quarter u CensarYl Of teas Of shohssHas sz az
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THB STAMPEDE AioNG TIE SuAsrrTuTs MEN-The
hutter created here by this law is most interesting
We have heard Of considerable commotion on the
Bay, and ths papers elsewhere record extensive
stampeding to the North and other foreign parts by
gentlemen whose energies have been devoted to
trade Various are the shifts to dodge the new
order of things. All sorts Of Offices are in great
demand The papers never before announced so
many candidates for tax receivers and collectors,
ard We heard Of one gentleman in tins city who
have himself put on the night watch t-SaraHaa6
(GeOrgiI( Rspu6lieaR f--',
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NEW PUBLICATIONS ny RR.T;

M e w PUBLICATIONS BY BRANSt
IN FARRAR & C0.-Y0RK'Si ENGLISH GRIVTH
the Sd edition JUST published is ilIustraed and -,
This book is entirely Southern and is one of the ba
mars eyer Published. Price $3.50.
- THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with mans i
Pubiished This is the only Geography published Il
Confederacy and IS to be followed BY Common I'll
Geography Send in your orders Sou. Price ~.
The DIXIE PRfMER-one of the cheapest and Z
books fer chldrenhas gone through the second Al;
with great popularity. Price per hundred SO
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will be out the SaI
Nov. inst, BY Mrs NJ. B. Moore author ofihe series p
so cents. z'i's * r..
cTHE DIXIE SPELLING BOOK, will not be ds,.
much longer,
,HEsPER AND OTHER POEMS, by TbeO. A. ri.
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, MYRTLE LEAVES how in press, shall be issued
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AoRYEN AND LINDA, by Rev. A. W. Manguu
=. FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION, contains mum
of pleasant writing exercises The only book of the
published in the Confederacy. Price 81 so.
- HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS suited
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in camp-the best boo
the sort yea published. Price so cents
The Usual deductions made TO the trade.
n. B.-TbOse ordering books to be sent per mail 4
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Raleigh, Dec. %, 1883. 1O8-
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REFERENOEc
CHARLES +. DEEMs DID,, Wilson, N. O.
w. @ JoRDAN. Wilson, n. c.
DR. W. q. HooPER, Caswell Co., n. C.
- Wilson. N. G.. Aug. 81. lss3. - - 7o-lE
ONE HUNDRED DOLIARS REWARDS

ANE- HuNDRED DOLIiAkS REWARD
" Runaway from the Davidson Mills, four miles south
OfexingtoB on the eth day of October last my black boy
LEW cuIIeuD aoout 70 years Uru
mouth with thick lips about feet inches high and
weighs about ITO pounds very sprighty and lively and
fond ofsngug when at leisure Of bis
little smaller than the other, and inclined to be sf
consequence of cut and has few marks his back
BE had black pair of pants brown Cashmere coat and
q brown weol hat. he took with him shot gun and
quantity of powder and shot shoe knife and haver
sack. bought said boy of the firm of B. Davis Co,
in the city of Richmond about three months ago Said
bog was sold as the property Of s. NJ Warren of Nash
county NJ c. and the probability is that he win endeavof
to back to his old neghborhood or through the Yam
kee linss. He is mechanic and make barrels.
Z will give the above reward of hundred dollars for
his apprehension and connemsht in jail that eau
get him. Address C. +. LOWE,
- ~ Lexington, N Y.
'Dac Off
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Army Regulations 81
Evoiutions of the Line, - 2 T..
: Wheelers Cavalry , : ISL
- Volunteers Field and Camp book
Napoleons Maxims of War,
Cavalry Drill, by Patten; =. -
Bayenet exercise and Skirmisb Drill,
TIE Volunteers Hand book,
: School Of the Guides,
First Year of the War, -a.s....
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York's English Grammar, ...
Smith s English Grammar revised
SulJ Primary Grammar.oa
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Elementary Spelling Book,
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| gENREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH
u Dec. 18th, 1858. To the holders Of North CarOia

BY the terms of the Ordinances of the Contention und
which all the per cent. bonds of this State were ss
they payable at the pleasure of the State and by
9th section of the act of the General Assembly, rath
goth December 1852 the Treasurer is directed to raE
funds therein prescribed and to pay off 6 the lstd
of January 1885, the State bonds bearing per cent
terest unless the holders af said bonds will exchange M
for per cent bsnds payable the lst of January, 1885,
with coupons for the interest payable sem-annuay VI
Treasury, in which he is authorised and DIRECTED
make such exchange" The Treasury being provide
with the funds contemplated by said Act, hereby nOt
all holders of said per bonds TO present them h
Treasury for payment exchange for per cent bonds
JONATHAN WORTH,
= Public Treasurer.
*The word by" which is in the act as ratified is omit
ted by accident in the printed act.
Dec. H. 1868 Icl-sk
- The PrOgrfSs, State journal, and the RishmOD
Examiner will please copy six times and send account
the Treasurer
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"ATHEMATIC AND CLASSICA

" ATH EMATICAL AND CLASSICAL
IN SCHOOL-The first session of this school, lOcaa
at Tally Ho, Granville county, N. G.. will open No
day the sth,of January. The price of board is eg
dollars per month. Tuition sixty dollars per session
twenty weeks.
For particulars, address the Princpaat Tally HO NJ
T. ]. HoRNER, Principal
q Jan. f. 1874 -.'- -.-'r-s- - p 2-9tpt
~ Biblical Recorder and State Journal copy and ia
ward bill TO the Principal at Tally Hol
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kSHRISTAfAN,S OINTMENT.--THE MOST
~ popular and eieaciOus in the Southern Confedeaey
isnow prepared in Wilson, N. O., by THOS. f. CHRIST
NAN. -.
The chief object in the original manufacture of oint
ment for the Of Itch in its various forms 1t has,
however proved. itself invaluable remedy for letter.
Scadhead cutaneous diseases in instances old sores
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief found its fotch and ette that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application to hundred cases,
each of itch and tetter but case failed Of 1t has
been tested on horseeh and Ounds certain for
backs and shoulders InteStmony Of its curative powers
any Of certificates could be addueed Such
deemed of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauabeness the of all these all
1t be used in any climate either cold or hot
rainy clear weather without danger to the patient
glass lars with full directions and will be- furnished TO
persons of it at from three dollars to fifty dollars,
recording size of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
duction, purchasing large quantity All orders prom
ty attended to. ,,,,,,,,
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AJOTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFoRE

MOTTO E.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
IL known under the appelation of Lack Farriss has
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts due the
firm and alto whom the concern is indebted will please
settle and present their claims to C. NJ Farrss by whom
the business will in foture be conducted. j>7.i.'s
c. NJ ParrsS tenders his acknoWled to the
irons ofthe old firm for their iberay and punctuay,
and respectfully requests continuance of the same under
his auspices CHARLES IA. FARRlSS.
OetnbeTeI 1858. 74-E
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: n ioHT W MAY. LOCATED AT GRO

nR. JOHN W.MAY, LOCATED AT Gro 90.
u GANSYIELE Rockingham county, n %, Will gsrs
special attention to Entertainment of stHla Piles
Diseases of the Womb Spermstorrhaa, Ulcers, Ner'IJ
Debility, Secret Diseases and ScrOfaiohs Affections nc
has bad long experience aud practice and has been
formy successfuf In the Treatment of such diseases, III
can Be consulted at hoae By letter personally and 81
communications strictly can1 leutiRl an
SSeptember 1853, s. -
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-. -
TIE SrRAGGLERs,-A gentleman who has travelled
of late extensively in the Oonfederacy. informs Us
that he has met everywhere q vast number of sob
camp-who are now absent from their duty. This
agrees with the reports we receive from every
Quarter and which confirmed by the deelaratl0n
Of the Secretary Of War; that the larger part of the
army are absent from their posts. friend Of ours
met lately with fifteen able bodied gentlemen in
one group who had managed TO obtain triting con-
tracts or be detailed or obtain some other pretext
for esca9ing their duties in the field In some of
the counties of Virginia we hear that srvce in the
ranks is looked upon disreputable, and that the
man is considered green who cannot keep his sons
or pets out of the army. In other quarters, we
hear ofthe enrolling officer permitting everybody to
pass Theses bsentees be it remembered are all
within the ages prescribed by the conscriptlaw and
If brought back to their duties would make the
forces of the Confederscy more than sufficient to
cope with the enemy. Under these circumstances,
is not the height of Jolly to extend the eonscript
ages, and compel school boys and grey headed men
to take the places of stalwart deserters Such
coerse is measure Of desperation, confession of
weak ness which ia not warranted by the facts-a
PROCLAMATION that the Uonfederacy is on its last legs
AHA is to play Its last card If Congress is not give
over to the madness which goes before destruction,
1t will refuse to take the seed corn Of the country
as President Davis has spty characterized the boys
of Gizoeen and the inirn old men of the country,
for purposes which are n demanded by the good
of the country III whose military necessities can
be supplied if instead of making new laws, the
existing legislation is enforced Rich. Dispateh.
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DILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS, ULCERA.'
l. TI0N5 OF THE WOMB, 6PERhATOkRHGA,
SFPHHITiC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR. JsA GLoffoE of
Huntsville Alabama operates with perfect for
where the Tumors come down when at stool He operated
with perfect success few days ago. of Al years
stSndig, bis tumors coming Down large large
cup every steel Those who doubt may address Ne a.
H.Befry Mou1fcefios Ht0rida. =
Dr. O. operated home desperate casesfn Salisbury last
year. Of them is known TO every citizen ofSasb1ry
he can be consulted at home Huntsville, Als for the
present. @i.t -
March 9d1lsA : sz.s 94-w&swtf =
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NV E ARE RECEIVING

"E ARE RECEIVING
w 800 pounds cut tacks 8 by 10 and ~ OF.
400 pounds black pepper and spice.
40 pounds Eagish mustard
20J pounds extract LogWOod and blue stons
20 pounds cream tartar =
5000 gross white and black hooks and eyes,
300 yards calico.
300 yards English rips
800 yards black English Marine.
- 50 yards brown French
so yards drab
so yards tan i"
30 yards clout " H .--a..
500 yards calico, extra English.
500 yards bleached cottons
100 gross black velvet buttons.
= loo gross black silk buttRns.
-- 100 gross fancy silk buttons.
so gross bugle gimps,
100 gross fancy hatters braid, he.
20 gross black and nold 9nns
IVU gross black lasting buttons
=. Jaconet muslin.
100 cotton handkerchief
- 2o0y yards black paper cambria stout.
100 pounds powder.
so N. caps Also, shot
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July Em. n. Ramsay. messenger to Rzccn-
-. tive department. his compensation 81 "a
for July, 1883, o "
Paid Members of the General Assembly
s sss 4 of NORTH Carolina. extra Session. -.
JAY, 1883, as follows; -szes,l ~ Al
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AFFICE NORTH.CAROLINA r, r.. CON.
" PAEY. Vance. Janusryt. 1894. Dividend No 8: 4
Phe Bnsrd Of directors of this Company hsse declared
dvdendlof per their capital stock payable in
OOnfeasate currency and after tie first day Of Februa-
~ NEXT at this Office :
The transfer book will be closed from this date until the
day Of payment. JOHN u. BRYAN, JR,
W. 3FH~' 49, ~ Secretary.
Jas 4 1884, = STD
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l. from the subscriber the night of the I'd inst, IL
Yadkin county, two negro boys. HENRY and MACK
Henry is dark color about 81 years DID, medium heiga
and size; his skim under his clothes is rough from re-
attack of chicken pox bought him of J. j. Hsn.
gen. OF Charlotte NJ Co. aud suppose he is trying to na
his way to Richmond Va he has twice before mace
his way there under the protection of soldiers traVengh
the cars.
Mack is about II years old notta and rather Chunky
has in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry travelling ogether
Twill pay the above reward for the apprehension OF the
said boys and their confinement that get them or her
l.. LYNCH:
Ano ~ 1893 --.r' 67-n
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MIoTICE..-rAKEN UP AND COMMITTED

~ to the Jail of GufJrd county, in Greensboro u
one negro man. October 18th, 1853, who calls himseI
ROWAN, and saws he belongs to Mr. Giichrist trader
of Lynchburg Virginia, Rather bright black color,
feet or inches high, with small the left arm 81
the wrist IS years old, aud formerly owned BY HamSn
Critic, Of n c. -,
The owner of said boy is requested to come fOrwao
prove property. pay charges and take him away, or
- 80 C. A. BOON, Sb'f,
- of Guford County
nac II 1aRS lO0-f
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5rltii- WFFklg 5tan1aff.
CONTROVERSIES REPORT.


REPORT OF FaE GoMPTRoLLER OF PUBLIC ACsa
COUNTS, FOB THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER So 1863 s,+.l.5., $50 ~,
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BE SOLD on MONDAY.

MTOTICE...WELL BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
the 9Th day of FebI uary next at the residence of tAs
late Brian Green deceased all the peabe property be-
longing estate Of said deceden cOnsstinEo horses
mrles oxen sheep, cows and stock hogs corn fodder
shucks aud hay carriage and harness. wagons. CARTS
ploushs plantation tools of every description house and
kitchen fFuure also, about 5000 pounds Of new bacon
and salt pork, tSf . '.eys' At.'zz .
Terms mouths credit, purchaser giving bond with
approved security. c. 3. HARRISON, Admir-.
RaIeigA Ian. T.. 1884. 2-SW.
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NEW MUsIC.-.I WILL MEET THEE..-
II. MUSE By Hewitt -
Dear Mother I'll Come Home Again-Fred. Wilson.
Farewell Enchanting Hope-Felix Leasing
Pocket Memoraudums. Bank, Books Best English
cap paper. Also Letter and Note paper various quaeA
Visiting Cards at POhEROfS.
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1863 s4-n
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SMALL POX N0FICE...AS THE SMAIA
y pox has again appeared in the City of Raleigh all per
calling the Office Of the Surgeon General between
the hOursOf ten and twos be yzeeina.ed free Of charge
e Z: % :.l2 ann s1rg mAH GaGss.
Jan, IL, 1884 = 49, ,asG - lin.
NTOTICE...I HEREBY APPOINT JOHN
II T. WILLIAMSON to hold an election on the 18th
instant for Constable in 'lsgs P W. sEI Nj
Jan 1854 z-z7 -..as - std. :
RfLOVEs AND SOCKS WANTED...I DE.
sire topurchase for thesolders pairs Of Gloves
and 10000 pairs Of Socks. Donations will be thankfully
received. SD q s5'r EDWARD WARREN, :;
ss iy.',<- a.s9 Surgeon General. ,
1an. II, lsG4. :. -.-.-.sl 80 4-.im-
REmonth Shall send special agent to the Army
of Northern Virginia All packages &c. sent to me at
this place will ne promptly f0rT ES% free shs5Es
yHlsy saI % tsst-. Surgeon General Of n @,
:, r Raleigh. Dec. 81, 1868. Iz "a Grelg2-sm; ;
III A. BADHAM,s ATTORNEY At LAW,
IL Raleigh y. c, OFsIcE-Brick building near the
= October Il. 1859. 70 rs % s. ss-tf,
"ANTED.-SIOO,o0 e OF NoRTH.rARo.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS new ISSUE for
u Apply to W. R5RICHARDsoN d CO.
: Raleigh, Aug 3. 1858. 90 = - e8-tE,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RAJ
Board, consisting of = = -
Surgeon HENRY JOINER,
Surgeon r B. HAYWOOD, .
viii meet ia the tOwBOf Oxford wednesday, the 9th
At RoxbOro,, Person county on Saturday. the eth of
january. f-'' 500 ~ So =. '-1'.,~
At Yanoeyvie CasRe county on Monday and Tues
day. the 18th aud of January. !. y.
At Hlisboro, on, Thursday, thel4th Of January:
AT Graham Alamance county, Saturday, the 18th
of January. e.
At Pittsborp in Chatham county Monday and Tues
ard nfe
eminng all persons claiming exemption from Home Guard
duty account of physical disability. -.:.
-, EDWARD WARREN:
--. Surgeon General.
Dee &C. 1868. IO3AtlSJ.
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IN to the Jail of Guilford county Greensboro, n
the sh day Of August 1853 negro who calls him.
self GEORGE, is 5 feet 10 ncbes high and viii weigh
abont ITO peunds blaekyith Yeg5 thick under lip
Some the back Of his neck which be says wa1
done by lancet when he was sick He has some beard
the mouth and looks to be about - DID, and
ana was le with Edmund MaIlett and was hired to
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville n G. H says he has been
runaway for SONG time .s, sZ -
The owner of said boy is requested TO forward
prove property pay charges and take him away t viii
Be dealt with according to law. - C. A. BOOM
.sSs Sheriff of Guilford County.
October /, 1883. = s95-ss.. 74-6.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-15

.6AFFlCE EENERALI AGENT FOR The
Having been appOiated general agent for The State of
North Carolina Tor the collect on Tohacco hereby give
notice That there any other counties Rising Tobacco
besides those enumerated below esl upon the report
to me BY letter vithou delay through the Sheriff or 0erk
ofthe Court, who viii please recommend 10 suitable
man Who be Judge of tobacco and exempt from
serpton to act Agent for the collection of Tobacco in
that county or in several adjacent counties
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-15

" oufd it be WeI Tor NOrth- Oar0Ilna 70 move,
at once while comparatively free from the influence
of federal armies The vicissitudes q war may
soon place the State in q condition in which the
election ofdelegates to Convection would not be
untrammelled 1t would be better to elect Con-
vacation now than to be compelled to hold the cleo
t.ns under such circumstances as environ the States
% Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and
louisiana. T.. OBSERVER
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-01-15

vile,
Bank. of YanceyYifle, -
Do = = do.
P! K. Dickinson,
b. Bank of North Oarolina,
Bank of Charlotte,
Jonathan Worth, Public Treasurer, his
- first quarter salary 1861, -,gzs, !.
p. A Wiley, Chief Clerk to Public
Treasurer, his first qnarters salary
for 1873, '.s'i s7''s -
Taken up from suudry pers ons during
this month, State Treasury Notes
bearing interest at per cent per an
mum, and payable at the Public Treas
ury on or before the first day Of jan
uary, 1865 issued by authority o. an
ordinance Of the Convention of N. c.,
passed and,rafifed the 1ss day of De-
cernber, 1851, said notes being funda-
bic in six per cert State Coupon
Bonds: t.,
Notes of the denomination of$I00,
81 &c &C & so