davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
4 Country ResIdence rOF sac.

A DESIRABLE eoantry residence, with hnasa
n acres Of good land. lyiaa mile north Of Day-
ton, on the old Troy road L offered 81 pEValS Ssls
There m large and comfortable frAme house. and
grated apple, pear and peach tress; large aasoltr
nent OF srnwberTy vines, Of the Wilson Now Albanp
enIrAnt bushes, for wine purposes Any persons Do
slEing 70 pnrchaae are requested 10 call and sEaae
the properly them selvea, the pfopnaaor Il con
hdent that 4 will bear insRsetlon,
Also, ten and bal, ASres d hmbsFad gland, lsar
lahea north ~ paytsa, AsAr NE old Trey FoeA flI
neeAaaWa yAMA KMooe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
XxxYIIITm CONGRESS.

WAsHISoToE; April Houss-Mr. Ran.
dali of Kentucky offered resolution instruct.
ing the Committee on Military Affairs to en-.
qure into the expediency Of constructing a
railroad for military purposes from Cincinnati
TO connect With Cumberland Gap as recon.
mended BY the President in 1851 Adopted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
NEW WORK Naarket.

NEw YORE, April ls.
coTToS-Q Quiet and steady and upward ten
deney at 75976. IaNa'
FLOUR-25@s5 c lower at 7 65 for extrs
State Round Hoop 8 l5@20 eta
Internationally l,l6@I II Chicago
Spring l,739l,74 Milwaukee Club; l,7s@
l,S4 Winter Red.
CoRS--ShSde 6rmsr 82@l SAT
oATs-In ysTy fair demand and steady a.
s0@9l1 tatN4s
PoRE--Firmer ''-'
EEF,--Firm and steady. .rr
BurrER 2s@s0, 4aII.s
Cur MEATs Firm.
LARD.--A shade 6rner, l3t9l4t.
WHlaKE-Quie.. At ll7@l 20 Tor wSSteEn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
LATEST NE Tvs.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
North CaroIins Iiema.

NEwBERS, N. C. April I2-The rebels have
appeared in large force upon the chowan riv-
err, apparently for the protection Of the shad
and berring fishery '~
The Confederate Conscription has heen sus-
pended in the Congress of North Carolina,
and an amnesty offered to all North Carolini-
ans who are, or have been in the Federal SER
yica .ar..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
Read the following:
(TssfiRtoHiI. Of Mfs. Sardh 6ould.i


(Tssth,oniI Of Mis, SarGA 6ouLfA
gr. ALhAHI, NRw YonK.
PRoT, DSnysN Two years .se my sOslp becaas
diseased and my hair to fall out very Ast
Tae disease spread until my scalp one cOTnplOto
sore. It became very painlnl my rest a. night was
broken; the burning and itching sensation unsup-
portable; would apply remedy after remedy, bat
only momeutary relief consulted several phys
SsDs OF ,s hs city was informed y them tsS. Y:
Ri um, and that they could not benefit me. }, read
your advertisement and concluded to consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the dseaRa
and restore my hair, which had become very thiaA
With that assurance placed myself IN yout hAnds,
my scalp Derfsstiy WE'LL and my hair has ceased "a
fall out. Respect ully yours,
Mas sASaS SOglS SO 4 " Y South Rs. street
hair Rsstorer, aAd their name Is Legion. that tits
THE ONLY PRRAARATToN
That would eGectually and permanently restore ths
hair OF those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR PROM FALLING orr.
The large and rapidly increasing aao OF Restor.vs
s the strongest evidence Of the manifold beasS d is
conferring upon f..-. Ifl-. alltFfk 4
q THE HUMAN FAMILY. -
The confidence OF the public has been obtained. snd
they all unite 10 attssng to Its merit and vast snpS-
u OVER ALL PREPARATToNs ~
Ever introduced. do not recommtn nd nv orsuar.
don to oAese hair 70 kr1w six feet IN treh many
consistent with the laws OF Nature. 10 those Who are
skspteAl or incredulous, will make bona ads SGSr:
Hc Will forfeit $1,000 NN.
zone Thousand Dollsrs) II fail 10 cure the worst
cases q partial badness, under aeen yssrs ataad
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR RBsToRRR.
This wonderful remedy Is sold BY druggists Rensr>
II YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T Bend
t laA ~ FOR 1T. W
H.B.-Cures guaranteed 10 every caso who're ne H.
reotions for ,se are implicitly obeyed.
~ Price, ~ per bottle, or slx bottles for o..
PROF. Il. A. DE MUM,
sole Proprietor, No. 20 Orange street,
IelSdlY Albany, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16

French Taking Tobacco from Richmond
FoRTREss MeERoE, April l4tb.--A French
armed transport with bark in tow has gone
UP James river intending to bring down tobac-
co from Richmond, belonging to the French
government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
Trunks, sc.
ln~ apboIytrrp.
oHARLEs RAsoHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERED.

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR aIrTELLfs
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO. FI-
A III knds Of UphoiAteung, such a. SOFAS Chairs
n stools, Matrasses 6c., done order Carpets cut
and httod, window curtains hung aud all kinds Of re.
palrnl done 'hsshorsesi aoticsAnd most reasonA.
: RgTSNil'--NASOr Gillespie aad Bsrusy. Parker
Oe' saN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
Dayton Married,

+. kel DAYTON, April l6.
HARsHMAN's FLoUR--Red rwhs
Wholesale 90 retail so. " ia
WHEAT--sl POOL 23.
CoRN-l0O; Shellsd sO@9A
OATS--6s
RYE-l 1901 Is
BARLEY-$l 90
CoFFEE-42@45.
sUGAR-ls@20. 'H
EGGS-l6@ls per doc.
WHlSKY--l rs,
CHEESE.--l6@l7.
DRIED PEACHES-l6@l8.
DRIED APPLES-9@I2.
REANs--Psr bushelS2 6o@S 90.
HAY-Timothy $22 per ton.
TEAS-sI 0O@l 60.
RICE-9@lI per lb. . Fst
BUTTER-4O@45. l4+t
LARD--l2@l5. Ht1,t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
Dpeing Nouse,
DlssoIution.nnn


FINHh co.psrtnership heretofore existing Miller 4
4 Cha!eh, in the Merchant Tailoring Busine ~ vas
dissolved by mutual consent on the nrst day Of Fob.
ruary, Instant The books are Ia the hands Of HenTy
Miller who will continue the bus ness 81 the old stand
Huston Building, corner Third and JEFFERSON TtrSetS
Those who have claims against the arm will preaOnt
them for payment and those VINO indebted u the
arm are expected to call aud settle their accounts
withodtdelay, as the business must be closed.
49, HENRY MILLHR,
Ie9d5M j. 8. CHARGE ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16

Oetfentlietler i)erkanf.

LOS sALE-Three hrms, lying about nine miles
~ west OF Dayton, one mile south OF the " off Greek
other, =
One Of 1lo acres on which ls = good stone buadiaR
Of timber. 80
One Of iss sores, on which "a e good brick hoass,
in the county and sleam saw mill; about 10 acrss c
good timber. fN y ff N.. T. st'
one .. 70 acres. q good sell, and well Wa.Sred Ter
The above farms will be sold al.oKethsr or sspara,,
on reasonable terms. For information apply Is r
.L DAVID a. MILLER -
awe On the prenlooa1r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16

r A. WALTERS hsa dspossd Of his drug stock,
81 q 40, 90 James , Waters Tho old buslness
name q wsissss Kslas Will bs ooaiAaSd for ne
prAaeAi. mAaSdS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16

EE-A good compositor or two. can get
steady work with us by applying soon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16
Splendid Farm FOR SAD

oNE-HALF MILH ThoM AIAMIsBURa.
FliHE undersigned will sell Al private sale bstwesg
known farm belonging 70 the estate Of Phiip b Geb-
hart, deceased, onsaining one hundred and lorly.
seven sores. aad Arm has upon ID two dsollf1n
houses one large commodiouG bf,ckt alha at p5
other necessary out bsildings. The sod q 81 Ne
richest quality, prine pAlly bottom land aud has aIs
6ne loi Of timber. Terms reason shie inorils ~
sAM6EI oEBHARr,
ISAAC DI8siN0ER, 5f
fe2fdaw2W ExReutOfa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-16

The Soldier Voting Law Decided TO be
-~r,4 -ConsttLuttOhal.
CLEyELAND, April l6 The Supreme Court
q Ohio today decided the soldier voting law
Constitutional
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
$500 REWARD!

ESCAPED FROM THE JAIL OF GRAN.
II vile County in Oxford the night of the 9th in.
SLANT BAtDY kERSEY. free negro. very bright color,
and hair nearly straight stout made, aud about feet
inches high about IS old mpudent appearance and
quick speech
Also, JOEL slave of r D. VESABLR Joel is dark
mulao, about feet 10 inches hgh aud rather spare
built, though strong and likely, he is about IS years
Of age.
Kersey was sentenced at September of Granville
Superior Court to six months Imprisonment and there
still pending gainst him live indictments for larceny.
Joel was committed for house breaking and attempt
to commit rape.
will give the above reward for the apprehension and
confinement of both, that get them again. $3.50 for
either The belief is that they are making towards the
Eastern part Of the State. will also give $500 for the
apprehension and delivery, with evidence sufficient
vc those any Of those who assisted from the outside
and broke the Jail to release said prisoners.
". A. PuIiPOTT,
Sheriff.
October 8, 1854 sl-ws.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

Or How PERvERsE NATURE ARE OUR PEopIE-
A Yankee prisoner. almost fsmished Graves small
piece Of bread Of bit Of meat Some Of our peo-
pie refuse him grutay and inseltingly turn him
away. Is that rightS Paul said: " If thy enemy
hunger, feed him, il he thirst glys him drink, =
whY?-" for in so doing thou shalt heap Goals OF
! fire on his head" What is meant BY heaPing
pie ought to wait for the opportunity OF their enc
my beng in distress, in order kindly to supply his
wants, and alleviate his sufferngs In doing this,
they would use the proper method for melting down
bis obdurate heart into reciprocal affection like the
founder, who not only puts fire under the hafd
piece of mets but heaps fire on It also that by Dire
on every side it may at length b. melted" In net
ing in this wise, we would "overcome evil with
good" We would not be misunderstood: We do
not advocate the feeding Of them better than we
would feed our soldiers; but we should treat them
as We would have the Yankees treat our soldiers
when prisoners: Would you have them turn gal
liant hungry and thirsty soldier Of the South away
rudely and roughly, unsats6ed, still famishingf-
We lose nothing by such course, even II differ.
ent one were not wicked and highly reprehensible,
for 10y kindness we can break our enemy's bayonet
and turn bis bali into the upper air. They cannot
fight as well and as stubbornly against us, if they
are treated generously and tenderly when they are
in the helpless condition of prisoners Such kind
ness will never be forgotten-will dlsarm them
Not only such raason, but the higher and better
one of the Apostle caused our great and beloved and
good Washington to pray; "Let our victories be tenn
pered with humanity" BY pursuing such course.
humane and elevated we may hope to catch the ap-
proving smile Of heaven. By the opposite course,
we may expect the frowns and wrath of Heaven to
lower Still more and more than they have. "Ven-
gence is mine; will repay, saith the Lord" :Ye
simple minded bear this along with you in this rev.
olurion. Such pure and lofty bearing will cause
Him, who controls the destnes of nations, to give
the race to the slow and the battle to the weak
Give upyour hearts to all their wicked desires graf
fy their devilish hate. glut their bloody malice sat-
late craving for vengeance and had all the hosts Of
Xerxes, Of Alexander, and of Napoleon still ye
might be overpowered, subjugated, enslaved. How
can We hope for peace and independence until our
hearts better disposed towards our enemies and
prosecutors !-Greensborough Citizen.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
THE WAY TO EMINENCE.
That which other folks can do,
Why, with patience, may not you !!

Long ago little boy was entered at
Harrow school. He was put into class
beyond his years, and where, all the schol-
airs had the advantage ofprevious ins:ruc-
ton, denied to him. His master child him
for his dullness, and all his efforts then
could not raise him from the lowest place
Oil the form. But, nothing dannted, he
procured the grammars and other clemcn-
tary books which his class fellows had
gone through in previous TERMS He de.
voted the hours Of play, and not few of
the hours of sleep, to the mastering of
these; till, in few weeks, he gradually
b>enn t" rise, and it was not long till he
shot far ahead Of all his companions, and
became not only leader of the division,
but tho pride of Hanover. You NAV see
the statute ofthat boy, whose career began
with this fit Of energetic application, in
st. Pauis cathedral for he lived to be the
greatest oriental scholar of modern Eu-
rope-it was Sir William Jones.
When young scholars see the lofty pin
nanacle of attainment on which that name
is now reposing, they feel as if it had been
created there, rather than have travelled
thlther: No such thing. The most illus.
tr'eus in the annals Of philosophy once
knew no more than The most illiterate now
DO. And how did he arrive at his peerless
dignity BY dint Of diligence by down
right palns-taking.-Lfe IN Earnest.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
TIE TACTICS OF JOHN PHGN1x.-A correspondent

TIE TACTICS OF JOHN PHGNIx.-A correspondent
of the Boston Courier writes the following:
A n.ighbor told him that he had seen man only
the day before, who was just tronthe from" who
assured him that Grant might have taken Richmond
at any time within a month, and the only reason
he had not done so was that he wished to hold Lee
where he to prevent his going to the relief of
Atlanta l asked him il The had ever read the works
of John Phoenix. "No," he replied; " who was be 7"
"A distinguished writer on tactics" SAID l, "who
once described n military position somewhat sim.
liar to your conception OF Grants He was engaged
in a street &c ht and says: When we fell, | came
undcrmost and held my antagonist down by my
nose, which inserted between bis teeth Tor that
purpose"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

shall be, let those in authority determine.
And ii there are hundreds deserving this
retributive justice, let it not be withheld
in single instance. The country is sick
of this evil. The people are growing
weary of it. Public sentiment demands
remedy. Let the transgressors be
brought to Judgment. Some have to pay
the forfeiture; then let 1t be guilty ones.
1t were better that they should suffer than
the whole country brought to ruin.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
Very respectfully. &c,
Col. comd'p. S3d Y. C. T.

In the 47!h N. c. regiment in the battle Of Jones'
farm near Petersburg Va, fought September S0th,
and October lst 1864:
Field ard Ststf-None
Company -Kled-Privatcs NJ Denton, w c
Pullen. Wounded-Privates William Bains, W
Patterson, both slightly.
Observation-Disclosures W Privett left leg
slight, Perry right foot severe.
Observation-Disclosures G NJ Wilder left ankle Sc.
were, Srrgt ID Ever left wrist severe.
E-Kllh ID Marcum. Wounded-Lt E H
Ray left side severe, prvates K 8 Powell right leg
severe, Jas Dew left forearm severe.
G-Wounded-Jas Pat erson left leg Slight j
Bowden heal slight I s Carroll left cheek severe,
j Peeddy head slight
u-Wounded- P.ivate Seth Broadwell right side
severe Sergt Page right forearm severe, private
Peyton Morgan right breast slight
Wounded Privates J Fl Wood right shoulder
severe, Cbas Cooper right arm and breast severe,
NJ Watts left ior.hnger slight.
k-Wounded-Corp VS. Ccnodle right leg &C.
we're, privates jacob 10y right leg severe, c o
Thompson left arm severe, Daniel Lowe right arm
severe, Swim left leg severe, James Hurchison
left thigh severe.
CASUALTIES IN 1lrH REGIxENr-Killed-AH Huff
man. company D; Sidney Cornwall, company 1.
Wounded-Col w Martin left hip severe
Company Al McElroy face severe, j Stowe
right foot severe, Wright left arm severe, 7 L
Holmes groin severe, Ii II Hill head severe, Crib
be foot Slight BENZ wthers right hand amputated,
R,bt Ewing right thigh.
B-W O Teens right arm severe A Smith face
severe, Henry Smith right leg severe.
C-Tbos Parker right hand.
De Hennesey head severe, Whisonant neck
VIM Albright head severe NJ NJ Blan left thigh Sc
we're, NJ Miller left knee severe.
ED W Mcdonald mortally, (since dead,) Fulton
Alien left leg anputated.
FIR Bridges right thigh severe W Taylor
right thigh severe Stephen Parish head severe
G-Wm Fiint.f right thigh severe.
lit Jas Save left shoulder severe, Willism
Knox, right thigh severe, Henry Hinapt left hand
IL Blackburn left knee severe Eli Johnson
head slight.
K-John Cordel left hand, Richard Smith left
Esnd-Caar. Bulletin.
The Charlotte Bulzslin publishes the following
list of casualties since the 18th May, 1864 in com.
pany G, 49th regiment:
Killsd-R N Crawford, Howell q Gill, Jno
Kampe, NJ !! Patterson, S G Patterson, John M
Waters, W " Harrison and W F Whatstine
Wounded-Capt II Dixon, Lieut. j Weaver,
Lieut. Dixon, Lieut. G Covington Sergt.H D
Fulton, Corpl Harmon, Privates L Allen, W
Bird Barrett. Dellinger. J II Falls. A G
Huff,:ickler, R Mi.chum. j G Neal, F M Ovens.
by, ID G Patterson W II Putnam, B q Putnam. ]
L Riddle, NJ Ried, Runyan, SANS, John
Wa.crson and r 4 Weir.
Died from Disease G Barber, G " Goforth.
Il W Howell, Howser, D AcGille G Put.
ram and P q Pructt. Respectfully,
G. Il. DIXON,
Capt Co. G, 49ih N. @. 7.
List Of casualties Of company K, 9th North Car.
elina regiment =
-Kled-Nonc -
Wonnsed-Corp' j J Jenkins severely and pris-
sEer, S W Hess, Souhded and prisoner. John W
Miller. slightly bruised in side by shell, Joha G
Morgan, eight foot, SEVERE -1- -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
October 20, 1884.
ZANE MILLS, suEEr.lRoN, PLoWs' &C.

ZANE MILLS. suEEr.IRON, PLO"s' GU
~ We keep constantly ON hand
Horizontal Cane NJ lis. Rolls, c~d
Vertical Caue iiiis 2 and 5 Rolls Single dua'o'
" " Double IL
Sheet Iron for Boilers, 80 inches wide, from :"
long,
Gust Iron Plates for Boilers all sizes,
Sheet lrun Summers or Ladies'.
Bots from inch to thin ty inches long. , q
Flows, one no: SO, No. 0, No II, No. 81 and D o.
two horse Livingston,
P0~ Points, Bars and Bolts, , ke,,
Ovens, Spiders, Lids Fat Irons Wagon Boxes s;se.
B.r lr.n from three fourihs to eight inches Shovel
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe Iron, Round Iron anu
Pats, -;,r and oil
Mill Irons repaired Gudgeous. Inks. Gearing short
kinds Of Irou and Brass Castings n'au'
notice. ., z;,c
WANTED.-scrap Iron, Brass, Copper and and lp 20,
SHAY. Wil.LlAMS0N work.
North State Iron aud Brss' sT,S,2d
Raleigh, June 90. ls6A.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
Nmtb-Cqroljua 5tanaar0
A RNING TO EXTORTIONERS.
The rRENcuMAN AND TIE RATS.

A Frenclnan once who was merry wight,
Passin, to t,wn from Dover in tho night,
Near the roadside an ale house CHANGED to spy:
And being rather tired as Well as dry,
Resolved to enter; hut first he took peep,
In hopes supper lie might get, and cheap.
He enrers: "h,llo! Garcon if you please,
Bring ma little bit Of bresl and cheese
And halo! Gsrcon, pot of porter too J. he sa'd,
"Vich shall take, and den myself to bed
His supper done, some scraps Of cheese were left,
Which our poar Frenchman, thinking it no theft.
Iato his pocket put; then slowly crept
To wished for b. i b 1t not wink he slept
For, On the Il ,o- some sacks OF d 'ur were laid,
70 which the rats n nightly visit paid.
Our hero nox undressed popped ont the i'sas'
Put on his cap and babe the world goodnight;
1t first his 5reecheS, which contained the lare'
Unler his pillow he had placed with care
Sans ceremOnie, soon the rats all ran,
And on the 1our sacks greedlly began; -.
At which they gorged themselves; then smelling
rounG -,
Under the pillow soon the cheese they found;
And while at this they RECALLING sat-
Their happy jaws disturbed the trenchman nap
Who, half aw Ike, cries out, :" Halo! halo
Vat is dat niobel at my pillow so!
ALL it's one big huge rat! e.
Vat the diabe is it he nobel, nibbel at ?'
In vain our little hero sought repose;
Sometimes the vermin galloped DER his nose;
And such the pranks they kept up all the night,
That he, on end antipodes upright
B,wlins alond, called soutly for light.
.iIalio Malson! Garcon, | say! =,
B-in, m, the bill fr vat have to pay!
The bill was brought and to his great surprise,
Ten shngs vas the charge, he scarce believes MS
eyes,
With eager haste, he runs it DER,
And every time he viewed it thought it more.
wv POUNDS, and zounds!' he cries, ~ shall no
pay;
Vat charg, ten sl,elanss for vat have mango?
A leetal sup of porter, dis vile bed,
Ware all de rats 10 run about nv hea p
Piague on those rats!" the landlord ,nuttered out;
II wish upon my word, that could make EN-
scout; -,
I'll paw him well that can" "Vats dat you say?'
"Ili pay him well that can" "At,erd to me, pray !;
VII Won dis charge forego vat am at,
If from your house drive aEsy de raty"
with all my heart" the jolly host replies,
"E'ceutez dorc. ami y the Frenchman cries,
First dea-R 'gsrdez, if you please,
Brng to dis spot leetal bread and cheese,
FL bien q pot of porter too;
And den invite de rats to sap lid you;
And after-no matter dey be Wiling
For vat dey eat you charge dem just ten sheang:
And am sure, ven dey behold de score,
Dey'll lit your house, and never come no more
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA'
WAKE COUNTY.

Bennett Rowland and wife Petition 10 sell slaves d.
and others, from the esnte OF !" mnI,
o.. Tin who dics in Wake County
Macon Howard and wife about 1872
Cynthia.
NHE DEFENDANTS BEING NON.Tr anntv
dent heieby nof.d !" appear at ,he .U.s At
Court If Wake at its November Session to show ner
November Court next why the prayer Of the a,
should not be granted else the petition will ee t Of
confessed Witness J. Ie.reil. c.eik OF 'ae o''
Pleas and Quarter Sessions If Wake County
cC.c.
o,,o,.- N ,e., sl-wstpd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

We learn that private letter received BY gen
t!eman in this town, dated 9th of Oc,ober, states
that Col William N. Barker, 37th regiment N. 9.
troops, died of wounds received on the 8Oth Sep
tember- SdlisburN Watclman
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
N Office!
TAX IN KIND!

THE CONFEDERATE ASSESSORS Fop
Il WAKE COUNTY will meet the citizeus Of ~
County at the following times and places for The purnos
Of Assessing the TAX KIND in Wheat OATS Rye CprS
Hay and Wool Those producers who failed to Eve in hs
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

o, Returned prisoners almost to m,D
SP'non 50 We learn, that Lincoln s"' express tia
9y an overwhelming majority. This o DC elected
Win all the intelligence we have ae matter and
Mor ,h lot many days past lfany thns from the
y .1ey maaige deluson, and the soon,s different
W WGa " and Of every Other the roef get
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall died 49,. :,
Ky, 'ged about si1ty-four years. "0'df0rd county,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
List Of Casualties.
CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, Va, }
n,koh,. OIL Ion( Z

CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, VA,
October Cd, 1864. !
MEssEs. EDIroRs.-You will please publish the
following list Of casualties in the SD regiment N.
c. troops in the engagement of the s0,h September
and LIST October incuslve:
Fle dand S.aH-No casualties
Company A-Nu casualties.
B-kiilcd-Private Joshua Baswell Wounded
Private W. B. Briley severe in hip.
C-WoundeI-PriVatesJ W Suther and Monroe
Murphy severely.
D-Miss.ng-Martin Thomas
E-Wounded-Sergt W II Howell painfully in
knrc.
F-No casualties.
G-Woundcd-Corp W Atkinson severe flesh
wound in thigh, private J Barnes slight in leg.
H-No casualties.
To
Very resnectfnllH &c
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

JORDAN WOMBLE,
GROCER u COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
(NONTINUES To CARRY ON THE COMMISSION
~ BUSINESS on Hargett Street.
All cOusignmeuts Of
. OUNTRY RODUCE
AND OTHER GOODS
received and sold SPECIAL attention paid to tie sale
Of FLOUR.
- Wanted to purchase. WAX and TALON,
in large or small Quantities The highest prices paid.
Raleigh, Sept a. 1854. So w4tpd