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How TO MAKE LARD CANDLEa-To every eight
pounds of lard add one ounce of nitric acid and the
way Of making is as follows: Having carefully
weighed your lard place it over slow: FIRE, or at
least merely melt it; then add the acid and mould
the same as tallew, and you have clear beautiful
candle. In order to make them resemble sperm
candles, you have only to add a small portion Of
white beesWax. 80 o 49,
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Jan. g. 1864.

HIDES WANTED HAVING SECURED
IL the services of good tanner as there is in the
we are prepared to tan hides of sorts and
Qualities in the best STYLE at the following rates. sole
leather IS cens russell leather 81 kps and calves in
proportion to their worth; &c. DC. Our workmanship
cannot be surpassed. Address =: :
WIN. 4 D. G. HALLIBURTON,
Jan. 90, 1854. Dorha a"x y, e.
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sl5,Ms,sss "
STATEMENT

i ;ng the pusber zcres Lind, calution Land caiua-
toz 1oson Property the Ires derived from susry ect
IF Israion in the seusrak C5untiss of the State from
kieh returns -ecsipsd prior to the close If the fiscal
ssar, September &c. 1868, and the aggregate amount Of
~; also the Taxes eoisd By the Courts Of Pleqs and
.s f0lLoos: = 80
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E1rnpr1se '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 inthe field
We are pleasedto see that bill has been introduced
in the House by Mr.. Smith, of N. O., proposing to
revive the privilege of substitution as far as appics
bic to these who, previous to LIST JAN, 1864 were
engaged in raising subsistence for man. Negroes
left to themselves will not make their own support
They will be come consumers instead of producers,
apart from greater injuries they would commit from
the utter Generalization that will ensue especially
where they are inarge gangs, if relieved of the re-
straint Of their managers. The country is now full
Of deserters and straggiers hiding in mountains
and suamps, 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 win become rapidly rebarbasianzed
We would suggest, in extending this privilege to
planters that it be required Of every one 50 exempt
ed that be shall deliver to the government prompt
ly and in good order, . certain proportion Of the
surplus Of his crops he viii thus become more
useful to the srmy than If be carried musket in
the ranks--Rich WRio.
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COTTON FOR SALE.-FIFTY BALES OF
No. Cotton for sale privately in old Bank notes.
ADDRESS JOHN L. BANKS
Clayton N. G.
q Greensborough Patriot and Fayetteville Observer
copy three times, and send bills to this office.
= 'sn' 10 !soe' So 3-wstpd.
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Jan. %, 1854.

NOTlCE...1 HEREBY FORWARN ALI,
~ persons from having any dealings with Edith
Ann Utey (once my wife, asI shall not held myself re-
sponsibie for acts Of hers further notify all con-
cerned that shalt apply at the next tenn of the Superior
Court for bill of di1orcement. WIN. w. UTLEY.
Jan. IL, 1864. awAtnd
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Nov. 2,.l868.

JORDAN 'WOMBLE, COMMISSION MER.
ID CHANT, HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH. N. c.
Will receive and sell commission all kinds of country
produce or other goods fattsr myself with an expe-
rence Of than thirty years in business. that
give satisfaction Special attention gveh to the sale Of
Flour. Consigumcnts solicited. :
Aug. II, 1868. 84-wM
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VNAREN UF AND CUMMTTTED TO THE
Jail of Snrry county, N. g. the list Of December
1853, negro boy who says his is ARCH, and be-
longs to CLARK, of Patrick county, Virginia Said
boy about or 20 years old five feet eight or ten inches
ward prove property, pay charges aud take him away
otherwise he WILDE dealt with as the law directs
. WIN HAYMORE
Jan. II, 1884, - Ewem
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blows, WROUGHT IRON AND GRIND.
- STONES-We keep constantly on hand a stock of
the following Plows No. No. H. No. CO. and points and
for farming purposes and Grndstoues Of all sizes any
which we will exchange for and scrspa
brass, copper, zinc, produce of any kind or money
SHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO.
North State Iron and Brass Works.
Raleigh, N. G., Jan. IA, 1854. 84-wlvnS
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Dec. IL, 1855.

MINERS WANTKD...wANTED IMAEDI.
IVA ATELY. at Lockyaiis in Chatham county n. c.
nunber Of good Miners who understand working Copp
employment given. Report 1t oues 70 The un1essd st
1ockyills. t- 81 80, J. T. HROX GOO,
Jan. Z, 1884. - 1~wiK
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REPORT OF TaE coMPTRoLLER: OF PUBLIC &C
COUNTS, FOB THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP.
PUBLIC FUND (DIsBURsEMENTs.,
,s,s STATEMENT D. .s-4
Sas~g sseusral Object. fer ,Ohich the Dsbirsemsst'
tho Public faad Aars bssn nsadA
Sept Capt John Devereux, A. Q. NJ, for the
use of the Qaar.ermastsrs Depart
j. Gooding for medicines furnished N.
@. soldiers at Newhern in 1861, 2. 1S7 81
j. r. Mendenhall, remuneration for
aud for timber furnished Saith Reg't -
N. c. troops, in 1861, eSS ~
Capt. H. A. Dowa A. Q. NJ, for the
use Of the Qaartefmsster's Depart oo
Thos i. Hogs. Capt Ordnance, iof the -. q.
of that department., $4,000
Capt. John Devereux, A. Q NJ, for the
use OF the Quartermasters depart
ment, 10O,00o
Capt W. B. Gulick, Paymaster, for the
use oftbat department, $1,000
Capt. John Devereux, A. Q. NJ, for the
use of the QuarteTmsster's depart.
Capt ps' 7. D. Hogg, C. s., for the use of ''0'''o
the Subsistence department 1900
W: L. Van Eaton, balance due him for
the destruction Of his cotton, sss "
use Of that Department N' " ~ 10000
Capt. 7. D. Hogg, G. s., for the use OF
the Subsistence Department, 10000
Taken up from sundry persons during n
this month mutilaed State Treasury
Notes, 1l5 81
The following sheriffs, amount ofstate
tax overpaid by them for 1858:
3. B, Paschal, " Chatham ." $40 0!
WV Long, inorr=neE" Yaskin :" 80
Rufus Galloway, Sheriff Of Brunswick
County, under resolution OF General
Assembly, 81
W. e. Percy, Sheriff Ysncey County
for holding and making returns Of
Senatorial Election in August, 1862, 10
Sundry Sheriffs &C., mileage and per
diem for settling State Taxes for 1858,
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May 5, 1868.

rOM MITTED.-TAKEN UP AND COM.
~ mtted to the Jail Surry County Carolina,
the Goth day of October 1888 negro hey, who says his
name is BEN and ha belongs to Joshua Rouse of Lee
noir County, Caronia Said boy is about IL or 30
years DID, about five feet 10 inches high dark. The
hereby notified to forward prove property,
and pay charges and take said boy away he will be dealt
with as the law directs WIN HAYMORE,
Sh'f of Sarry County.
Nov. q. 1858. 45-w6m.
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MO RTH.CAROLINAS WAKE COUNTY,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1885,
Martha ~ Green and others Marcus IL Green and 9TH
ers Petition to divide slaves. 9;a ~ y
This Gauss coming on 10 be heard andit appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that Marcus NJ Green 10
resident Of this State and William j. Green out Of the
State with the army, therefore orderedthst advertise
ment be made in the Raleigh Standard for Sx weeks for
them to appear at the term Of this court answer
plead or dsnsr to this pseton or judgent win b taken
J. J. 1EBREL. q Q. q
Becs II, 1855. 5l-wsw.
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vSO REFUGEES.-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
Wilkesborough to rent for the balance of the YEAR
terms moderate-wi1l suit small famy-say six persons
convenient outhouses attached Apply soon; above.
]. COWLES.
May S, 1868. =: .+--;t levitt.
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CARS"
Negroes were permitted to curse and abuse de.
fenceess ladies' to strip them of their jewery and
clothing, and offer them indignlties which would
offend delicacy to repeat A small Confederate
force captured two Of his negroes in skirmsh, and
for this he outraged all the laws of civilized
He arrested two ladies of high character permitted
brutal nsgro soldiery to tie them hand and foot,
(as believe and am credibly informed and kept
them in this condition for two days and nights;
brought them to Norfolk, and now keeps them con-
fined in close room These he holds as hostages
for the return of his negroes. He Visited the farm
of Mr. Gregory, an old man Of seventy odd years of
age, who feel certain, took any part in this
war, set fire to his dwelling and outhouses, Of I'M
mense value and burned them to the ground; strip
ped him Of all his personal estate, and brought him
prisoner to Norfolk. The old man, bowed under
the weight of many years, infirm in health weeps
in sorrow on his sad and melancholy fate declaring
before God and man he never had raised his hand in
aid of this unholy He, also, is held as hos
tage. I am ready to exclaim, with Madame Roland,
'Oh Liberty, how many crimes have been commit.
ted in thy name"
You will ask me who is Gen. Wild9 answer,
God knows! Whence or where he came, or what
bis lineage, the future must disclose. His history
is family written here in atrocities that make the
blood run cod Whatever else he purposes is not
for me to say. You will inquire further, does Cen
era Butler give bis countenauce to these acts of in
humanity? | answer, in all candor, believe not l
saw letter from General Butler directing General
Wild to make no arrests without specific charges;
the prisoners to be sent Immediately to Gen. Getty
for investigation to seize property unless under
military necessity. Notwithstanding, however,
these express ORDERS the property has not been re.
turned-the prisoners still in Jail. The truth is
each superior officer, including the Provost Marshal
seems to be independent in his sphere OF action and
each, General Barnes excepted assumes to play the
petty tyrant; and lords it, unchecked, defence
less people. .,.,
Our only hope, now, is in Governor Pierpont. He
has been sent for to stay the hand orappe and vic.
lence. Can he do t3 Wo shall see In the mean
time unless am crushed beneath the despots tread
you shall heararom your correspondent again.
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WAKE COUNTY.

MO RTH.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1885,
John Cook and Others John f. Ellington. Petition
for division of slavesand settlement.
This cause coming to be heard and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court that John C. Ayera Hinton
and wife Ester, Ransom Hinton William Spivey, James
Spvey Gray Spivey, Ann Spivey Jane pvey and Francis
Spvey are non.redents Of this State is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Bseigh Standard for six
weeks for said defendants appear next term of this
court to answer plead demur to tits petition or udo
ment will be takenpro eontssso as to them
:. ]. J. TERRELL, O. O. o.
Dec. IA, 1858. 5l.v6w.
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YANKEE ATROCITIES IN ORTH.CAROLINA.
THEIR OWN CONFESSIONS. as'

We publish below, from the New York Daily
Eeus, an account Of Gen. Wllds late raid through
the counties of Currituck, Camden and Pasquotank,
n G. 1t will be found that our accounts Of his in.
famous proceedings, bad as they were, were con-
siderably underdrawn, and. told, but half of the
truth We invite the attention Of the reader to this
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Nutb-Garulinq Stanlar1
cOMPTROLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF TaE coMPTRoLLER OF PUBLIC Ac-
COUNTS, FOB THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING. SEP:
TENBKR> 80, 1858.
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famous proceedings, bad as they were, were con- |
siderably underdrawn, and, told but half of the |
truth. We invite the attention Of the reader to this
account: = ..:,<s
= -. - NoRroLK, Dec. %, 1858.
To the Editor Of tho New York Nesos:
The policy of General Naglee, during his brief
military rule over the citizens of Norfolk and vicn
ity, was marked by 50 many conrteses ana KIN. KIND
acts, that it was apparent to- the most casual obser
YER had he remained to have controlled this de-
partment six months longer, four-fths of our pop
ulaton would, under his mild, benefcent sway, long
since have earnestly arsyed themselves on the side
of his government The grateful results ofthe law
Of kindness were everywhere made manifest. Or.
der sprang out of chsos. No man appealed to him
in vain who had grievances to be redressed. Per
sons and property were held inviolate, except for
pressing military purposes; and justice was admin.
istered with an even hand to the loyal and disoyal
alike, according to their respective deserts The
most humble without being kept waiting at the
door by official menials, bad a ready audience; and
the machinery of government moved on, as by.
clock. work. Indeed such was the ascendsncy &C
quired over the people, that upon his removafmany
hot headed secessionsts declared theywere reoiccd
It the contemplated change because he was fast
nsihuatng himself into the good graces of our PEG.
pie making them feel that the government Of
which he was the honored representative, still cher
ished for her erring sons feeling Of parenM kind
ness.
But Mr. Lincoln, or his advisers, grown drunk
with power, spirited away this good man, to make
room for another, and now what is our condition
speak it in plain truth. Ispeak it as Union men
from the beginning speak it. 1t is a Reign of Ter.
ror General Wild seems to be independent of
General Barnes who, we believe, if he had the
power would deal kindly and gently with u.s. and re-
ports only to General Butler. He has visited the
surrounding country with fire and sword, literally
so, and far beyond the Federal lines devastated
whole provinces; and threatens that this is only
the beginning OF that terrible vengeance which he
purposes to call down upon the heads of defepceless
women and children. =.
In the county of Pssquotank, N. c., forty miles
from Norfolk, be hung Daniel Bright at his own
house, because it was believed he was attached to
an organized, commissioned guerrilla company
He seized more than one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of personal property in the adjoining coun
ties; stripped the farmers Of every living thing,
and brought it all away, leaving hundreds of in.
habitants without a pound Of meat or a peck of
meal.
Many of these people, to my knowledge, were
loyal and had been so for months suffering for.
this loyalty persecution from their own people.
They had certificates of protection from the former
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list of Letters

"tETTEgS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the Pos,ofice at Cumberland, State Of Mary
land, 2Ist day of April, 1864.
G5> ITO obtain any of these letters, the
applicant nuat call for 'Gavcr.ssea letters, give
the date OF this LIST, and pay one cent for ad-
vertising.
rD- ''If not called for within one month,
thev will I've sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers at
the residence of owners, may be SECURED by
observing the following RULES:
81. DIRECT letters plainly TO the street and
number, rs well rs the postoiiice AID State
so. HEAD letters with the writer's post
Office, and State, street and number, sign them
plainly with full name, and request that an
swcrs be directed accordingly.
SO. Letters to strangers or transient Visitors
in town or city, whose special address may be
unknown, should be marked, in the lower leit-
hand corner with the word Transient
~. Place the Postage stamp on the Upper
riqht-ianG corner, and ieGrc space between the
stamp and direction for pos.-mdrkin5 without
interfering with the whiting.
an B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a
letter TO the writer, if unclaimed within 30
DAYS or less. written or printed with the writer
name, ,,osto5iee and STATE across the left-hand
end of the envelope, on the face side, will be
complied with ut the usual prepaid rate OF pos
tare, payable when the letter is delivered TO the
wr:tcr.-Sec. 2s, Law OF lee2.'
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Proceedings OF the Court.

State VS.. Benjamin Gillman-Presen-
ted for assault and battery, found guilty
and fined $1,000 and costs. J. NJ.
Schlcy for State and Brown for traverser.
State VS. John Cove-Indicted for as
sault with intent to murder, Guilty.
Schley for State, Hopkins for prisoner.
State VS. John IIassan-L Larceny, found
guilty. Schley for State, C. 3. Thruston
and Perry for Prisoner.
State VS.. Charles Stewart-Iudictment
for the murder of Charles Clause, re-
moved to Washington County. Schley for
State, Perry and G. d. Thrpston for pris-
oner.
State VS. William Shaw-assault with
intent to kill and murder Abraham Bea-
chy-Verdict not guilty Schley for
State and Perry for prisoner.
State VS. Michael Ragan-Assault and
battcry-Not entity. schley for State,
Hopkins for traversor. ~.
State VS. Mary Washington, (colored)
-Lareeny-Verdict guilty. Sehley for
State. Perry for prisoner,
State vs.. Jacob Stuctcy- Indicted for
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InarfT-lj
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.


rr,rtr7 ,4.,,;,,,, - - ,,o,.,r., /, i,oro1,
NE at'ch'ioii y. ."A-PcJ -
a called to inc provisions OF lie ni'ru ol,.'eS
EXCISE La" Fcla.iFc 10 Tue aS4eSaulCii' u ""4u"l
taxed. ,.,o
By the sixth section OF theAct o. July i852,
It Is made the duty OF all persons partnerships
firms, associations or corporations, lAhde liabi'
TO any annual 9utF, license, or taN' ON OK De
FORE the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY II EACH YEAR
to maze il5t or return 10 INC ASSISTANT Asses
sOr OF the District where located OF Inc amount
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SsS- 4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 900 pages, and 100 fine
plates and cngravings Of the anatomy of th'
Human Organs in a state Of Health and Dis
case with a Treatise on Early Errors, its De
plorabe Consequences the Mind and Body
with the Author Plan Of Treatment-the only
rational and successful mode Of cure, as shown
by the report OF cases treated. A truthful adj
wiser to the married, and them contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their physi'
cal condition. Sent free of postage to any ad-
dress, on receipt of rs cents in stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing Dr.. La CRo!x, No
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
mnrlO-3m
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Arson--Verdiet guilty, motion for new
trial. Schley for State, Gordon for prls-
oner.
State VS. Jno. Snoden (colored)-As-
sault with intent to kill and murder
Verdct-guilty of assault and battery
Schley for State, Perry for prisoner -,
State VS. John Durst-Larceny-guiity
and sentenced to penitentiary for four
months. sehley for State. Perry for
| r,risnnnr
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L O G. A L.

Nm Enron As the annual municipal cleo
,.In i. drawing near, I take tie liberty of sug-
co.1ino the names Of the following gentlemen
rs suitable candidates for the Office Indicated.
For Mayor.
DIR. CHARL Z S. 7. Il X e.
For Councilmcn.
WIN. r. McCULLEY,
JOSIAH ENGLER.
DIR. NELSON G. READ,
Y. \. BUCKLEY,
WM. ARMBRUSTER,
JOHN II. YOUNG.
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SICK AID WOUNDED. We understand
that a number Of sick, wounded and
eripples arrived here last night from
Springfield Va for admission TO the Gen
eral Hospital. TheseW left Springfield
yesterday morning accompanied ny the
Colonel of the Regiment as VIC are in
formed they landed here at 10 +. NJ. and
he at 6 p. NJ. One Of the Hospital
Stewards happened to be passing as the
gondola containing them was crossing
BALTIC. street and to his curiosity arc the
men indebted for getting into Hospital
last night. His notice to the Medical Di-
rector, not any act of their Colonel perhaps
saved one of the wounded from dying in
the car. Had the Colonel notified the med
zeal Director on his arrival Of the coming
and condition Of his men, they would
have been comfortable in the Hospital by
half past tea instead Of lalf past twelve
at night.
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pliance with the act ::


AHcgany County 10 nit:
On ths--day of---lS6i, before the
subscriber. Il Justice of the Peace of the Staye
of Maryland, in and for said county, personally
appcared--, and declared that he intends
to apply for traders license, under the second
section ofthe Act of January Session, 1913 to
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Alegaay
county, and made oath that the amount OF the
stock of goods generally kept on hand By hin,
for by the concern in which he is engaged, in
case II is partnership at the principal season
of sale Tor If the applicant has not previously
engaged in such trade, that the amount Of
goods which he intends to keep, &C., does not,
Tor will not exceed S.,
Sworn before - r
IF the oath be administered before q Justice
of the Peace out of the county il which the ap-
plication is made, there must be attached Thu
certificate Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
the county in which the Justice resides,
Persons may sell sat to cure fish in March,
April and NAV, without license. Vendors oi
cakes and vendors of beer and cider, who arc
the makers of such beer and cider, (lager beel
excepted, are not required to pay license.
LICENSES TO oRpINARIEH AND TAVERN KEErEhs s.
The licenses to ordinaries and tevcrn-keepers &c
sell spurious and fermented liquors, or lager
beer, in quantities less than pint, Mt any one
time. ore MS follows: Provided that applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk by
two respectable freeholders of his immediate
vicinity and shall make oath before 3Gid CieFK
that he has bonafde land without intending L
evade the requirements of this article, PROV
del and expects to maintain six good beds
with sufficient covering thercfor-and three
rooms more than sufficient for the private US!
or said ordinary keeper, with stabling anc
provcnder for five horses at least; and II said
applicant resides in the city OF Baltimore tha
he has provided and expects to MAINTAIN Twelve
GOOD beds with covering az aforesaid, and sii
rooms. ?,
The said applicant is also to make oath be
fore the Clerk as to the rate of rent or annua
value Of the house ut or in which the bushes!
to be authorized by the license may be done, Oh
! intended 30 he done.
If the rental or annual value is not
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The end P. II. Reg't ere now station,
cd at Greenland Gap, Va, aposition late
" occupied by the 23d Illinois Reg't.-
We understand that nearly al of this reg
imcnt have re, enlisted and left on Monday
for Illinois on thirty day furlough.
BY letter received from a member Of
the End p. II. B. we learn that Col. Null
ligan's men before leaYing Greenland GAP
burned their quarters and everything in
tire shape Of lumber, practicing ga Ia
scccsh."
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d | L d

NJ. (. 7. SoMraEAaF, aged 81 years we k /,
after short but painful illness On the inst.
Mr. S. was native Of Baltimore, but for the
last 10 years citizen of Cumberland, where
he had made himself many friends.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Sunday last Mr.. JOINS RizER son of NJ. l..
R zer of this city. Mr.. Il. was member of the
md p. II. B. and was during the last winter Ia
ken prisoner by some Of the rebel foraging ex-
petitions on the Federal commissary between
New Creek and taken TO Richmond, and died
in Hospital in Baltimore, few days after he
ing exchanged. lie died victim TO Libby
Prison fare, and not of wounds or natural di-
sease. His body was brought home for inter