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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPL,)

Warren County.
In Warren circuit Court TO November term,
A. D., 1870.
E'p' ns:.. 49, Fl Ts for ''s' %.
DY VIRTUE Of the above writ Of FloFi
Facias 70 me directed, I shall expose to
public sale, at the East IGOR Of the Court
House, Ia the city OF Vickaburg, within the
hours prescribed by law 70 the highest bid.
der foF casa, on tho
Let Monday in November Next.
being the 7th day thereof, all the right, title
and Interest Of the defendant, l.. p. Drake,
being IN undivided One-hAli interest In, and
~ the following real estate, to-wlti Lot g.
section I; lots l. 2. 3, 4, 81 and Z. section 3;
the west X northeast x and east Y south east
x sectiOn 3, all In township II, Tange2 east;
also fractional section 81, township Is, range
. east, containing $50 acres more OF less, stu.
to, lying and being In the oountyOf Warren
and State Of Mississippi; the same having
been levied upon ~ the property Of the de-
PENDANT, 70 satisfy Plaintiffs claim and all
costs.
CHAs. Z. FURL0NG,
Sheriff Warren County.
UPToN n. YouHO. Atty for Plaintiff.
seplT-dAt.WkW.
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SEE Advertisement OF Or. Butts
Dispennary, headed, Book for the
guido
IN another column. II ahould be
read By Ell.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-08
R~ATCHRLoR,a HAM DYE.

TUNHIs splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
world; the Only Iruo and perfect Dye;
harmless, reliable, instantaneous. no disAp.
no Ridiculous tints: remedies the
the Hair soft and beautiful. Ndcb or broteR.
sold BY oil Druggists and Psrtumeu, and
properly applied ~ d ttcheiOF's Wig Factory,
No. 10 Bond st., New York. le6-ly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-08


THB GuAND JURY FAILS TO
IsBICT EERGER..-YELL0W
FEVEB.
JAcKsos, Miss, Sept. 24.-Thc
Grand Jury before which have
been pending the cases of Yerger,
the murderer Of Col. Crane, and Of
Sizer, who killed the City Marshal
in cold blood n few months ago,
have this week come in and asked
to be discharged, without finding
indictments against either Of the
m~urderers. The colored men on
the jury we're unanimous for in
diclment. The Judge, who is a
Republican, would not discharge
the jury, and the town is very
much excited over it.
There are no elections in Missis
sippi, this season, and consequent
ly affairs are tolerably quiet,
though now and then a murder is
reported. We expect "Yellow
Jack" TO make his appearance
soon. In New Orleans the fever
is rapidly assuming epidemic pro-
portions.
The paragraph from the New
York Tribune is without founda-
ton in fact, but ofcourse is about
as near correct as we may expect
from the creatures who infest this
and other Southern States for the
purpose of sending "to hum
sensational lies. The facts in the
case are as follows:
The grand jury was composed
of an equal number of whites and
blacks the case of leach, Mr.. Yer
ger and Mr.. Sizer, was under con-
sideration. The white men and
one or two colOred men Zone a
most Radical Republican !, were
in favor Of finding a bill for man
slaughter; the others (negroes)
were in favor of finding a bill for
murder; failing to agree after sew
eral hours discussion, the jury re.
paired to the august presence of
the High Court Brown, and asked
further instructions, and his in
structions were to fnd a bill
against the accused parties. Judge
johnson called the attention of
the Court to the unusal
procedure in giving such instruc-
tons, when Hi C.. Brown refused
to allow Judge ]. to proceed. The
|, grand jury retired and after fur
Their elaboration all Tie negroes
agreed to the opinions expressed
By the white men, and a true bill
for manslaughter was brought
against both Sizcr and Yerger.
The town was not in the least eX-
cited except when a certain promi-
nent Radical, publicly expressed
as his opinion that money had
been used on the jury, and a gen
tleman standing near by quietly
approached and with a very little
persuasion made the aforesaid
Radical swallow his opinions in
the presence Of quite a large crowd.
AS to the expected yellow fever,
of course there is no truth in the
statement, and we only regret that
it does not come and when il de-
parts take with it the authors of
all such paragraphs.
The Tribune correspondent Is
requested to send to his paper the
facts in the case of Mrs. Mitchell,
recently tried and convicted by a
jury in Natchez, of the murder of
her husband, and how one of his
Republican Judges Anderson
released her on a bond of one
thousand dollars in less than
twenty.four hours after the ver-
: dict was returned. Mrs. Mitchell
is quite wealthy, but it is to be
! hoped she will not be accused OF
f giving any of her money away.
COMMUNICATIVE.
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STATE OF Mississippi
County of Warren.
George just,
vs. Attachment

TIPON opening the papers In this u it,and
1t appeaTingt to the satisfaction Of tho
Court from the affidavit Of George just,
plai It'd In this suit that Maurice Ready, tho
efendant in this 'uitis q non resident ofthe
State OF Mississippi, and beyond tho oTdina-
ry process OF this court and that his place
OF residence and postonlca Is at Marble Hill,
Balling 7 county, Missouri; his Is therefore
% make known 70 the said Maurice Ready,
that uBless he be and appear nt the Circuit
Couri, to be hsld IN and for said county at tho
Court house thereof, in the city Of Vlcksburg,
on the fourth Monday 10 November. A b.
1870, then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir to the saii plaintiffs declaration, the
ame with the allegations thereof win DO
taken as confessed by him and this cause set
for hearing rs 70 him, eXpArte
Iii, further ordered that a copy Of this or.
der be published In the "ViCksbuTg Weetly
Herald" q newspaper printed and published
In the city Of VicksbuTg. In SAID state OF
Iisslsslppl for four successive weeks, and
that copy OF this publication bs sent by
mail, postage prepaid, TO the laid Maurice
iteady, at his place Of residence, and
pOst01lce rs aforesaid designated
one before me. Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
at my office. at rules In the city OF vicks.
burg, this the 2ist OF September, A. d. 1910.
WIN II. FURNfss, Clerk.
MARSHALL q MiLLER AtVys for plaintiff.
sep22.wtw.
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Getting Married..

ESSAYS o YOUE0 MEN, on social EVils.
and the prOpTiety or improperly o. getting
Married, with sanitary help for tho Q who
feel unified Tor matrimonial happiness.
Sent tree In sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box P, Phila.
delphiA, Pa. sep90-d&w3m.
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Oe1-Wtdl
To Planters Of NIississippiand
Louisiana.

HAVE Just received q now and complete
sos Of machinery from i. Caryor's. Gin
Factory, and nm prepared TO do All Gin
Work ~ my shopi such a.
FLEEING ana Replacing Gin saws,
FILLING AND REPAIRING
GIN y y U s H II 10.
Ten Dor cent. deducted for Ill WORK done
HobafS Weksburg, Mississippi viii Be
w. 4. HARRISON.
TERMS CASH.
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oner1u warren county.
UPToN N. YoUHO. Atty for Plaintiff.
seplI-dAt.W SW.
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0ur Sunday.

And God said let there be rest and there
was rest. What asbeautiful morning to
some who stretched on ivory beds are sleep
ing the happy hours away. What . beau
tiful morning to others who are up and
dressed and ready for prayers around the
old family altar. What a beautiful morn
ing to the young. How their hearts beat
this morning | shall put on my new suit
Of clothes, says one, and 60 to church where
Melinda sits and oglc..her till she can rest,
All ! that youth is happy--and maybe he is
a member Of the Church too. And the
young lady with her curls and her braids
her fringe, her ruilles. her chalk, her little
DO peep hat her pastry work on the dress,
al Of these she putsson after late break
fast with llalf dozen of promiscoas ser
wants and tic littlo ones Of her own family
to wait on her going 70 church to hear
tho sermon n All. Lord, have mercy
But yondcr il j family that docsn't know
ii i Sunday This family il made up Of
an old bricklaycr and biz wife and six chill
dren. The poor old man has put on his
last brick. lie Is fiat On Ills back. His
wife picks around for what she can get and
b3 hard dint she GRAMS into hcsinouths of
her little ones enough Of wi,inowings to keep
their bodies and Souls from coming apart.
But the husband Is slowly starving from
poverty and ncglect--and the wife too
what docs she care? She wants to 90 too !
to 60 with Jamic--who was once strong and
braye---but not strong enough or brave
enough to push of the black cloud that
would--in spite Of the dcvil--gather on
their pathway And now all Is dark there
this beautiful Sunday morning. DO these
folks with their hungry and half clad chill
lrcn love God? Az, they love him more
to-day than the potcntatc who sends all his
little folks to Sunday School and al dress
ed in purple and silk velvet. They love
God because they are dependent on him.
And why should thcys Has any bcnevo-
lent part q . religious aud highly cultivat-
cd society been into that thatch to eilvsrup
that starving pcoplcs No. Has the
christian world ever wiped its eyes with a
haIidkcrchicf for them? No. Then how
do they know il issunaay? What if they
don't know III THERE'S more worship in
their hearts now than you'll find under the
waterfalls and jim jams and furbcluws Of
the fashionable christian world.
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cAxDIpATES.
mMa IMtt

Btl0 Iottss4f Orange County.
Nr. Aickle. the haualuae ol the late Conservative
C0lIvcnfion iof hhersf having declined % run, I
beg lra.e 20 announce uysslf - a candidate for the
oiire q eheria, and should b. elected pledge
20 aftc you 20 the ~ 4 a. nv silIillty.
Juk 5. ARCHIBALD SfcHOIIs,ir.
.e1 We are atithofiztsl q ANNOUNCE NE1SON
i. HAIL, EsL. a candidate fnr eat IN the House
81 Representatives. Eleetion IN August.
rH>Ne arc aiuhafized % announce JOHN
IANN< as candidate fpF ns-eitction % the OlIirc
pf Register u Deeds Cor Orange county, al the en-.
kulngsirsicn 70 Be held the fiff Thursday IN
August next.
~, Ne are authorized 10 annorince RICH'D
NJ. JONES, Esq.. A. a candidate FIR tle senate IN
the next Legislature n North Carolina n
7ujie Citisais ii Oruv,e courig
Having received tho uamlnaisun ~ the County
Convection. held IN ihe 1iat Inst, ANNOUNCE
myself candidate for the Once d Register II
Drcslsfcr this County
Very Respectfully
E0 ~. NASH.
ffr hop The late Convention win tartIaa,
me for decllfin1 ,nysrlf candidate for the oilc
If Register IT Decd, aster having been ruled N
twice by aconsention, ] now appeal % thr ptd.
plu ef Uraner for decison. / do not wish %
pr~s nysehupon The people, bui they shall not
say ] cut myself out ~ ntlhn any niorr, will
lack inr no man % vt q nsen.
Respectfully f0tirs.
sI3fff abSSE W. COLE.
t8-we are requested 60 announcc THOMAS
u, HUGHES. Esq., as candidate Cor shcrlf u
Orange county.
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Turner, thcman that haul- wood tot,wn
with bull-calf, land whose cart was upset
by some miscellaneous boys aud damaged
one night not long ayn, which damages
were compel" BY the payment 81 4 bnsh-
II conn., requests IL 70 zay 70 the bnysthat
he's pnf corn II this writing, aud that, UP
IN mature reflection, he does not think Ne
IAN comp on one bEhel, as he sorter half
way agreed 70 10, and that he must have
more corn or a lawsuit. Boys, do You
hear thai2 w
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Anotl,rr shootinr ,r,ir.

Touching the reported shooting at Mrs.
Josiah Turner, jr., the Raleigh Standard
Of recent date says:
at was nimofed at Hillsboro' on the ev-
eiling of the 18th inst, that while Mrs. t.,
wife of the editor of the Sentinel, was in
the Kitchen, some unknown villain attem-
pied to murder her. She was near the
window, STOPPING over the fire, when the
shot was fired, the pistol being near enough
TO cause the powder to burn her face, the
ball just grazing, passed over her head and
lodged in the wall. We trust the facts will
be communicated to His ExcelIency, the
Governor, that he may issue proclana-
tion for the apprehension Of the wonld-bc
assassin r.. @. 85
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nrcllnr, enc Nemlnntlen.

we understand from good authority that
Mr.. r. a. DoSoIIp has promptly declined
tienoniination for Commissioners Tor Gas
welleminiy rendered him IN ms Radical
Convention.
We felt certain lie would do II. Mr.. ID.
IL disqualified ~ the Amenlrncnt fpm
hiding ans ONCE state ~ Natidnai
Mr ID. isa loyaimm, and yicldsa ready
submission 10 CONSTITUTIONS and Laws, al-
though he may not approve their details
His head i lsyel.H "a .i3ilfII s.
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Mr.. Chas. Cooley, whose advertisement
appears on The outside Of this PAPER, has
renewed into his new Cabinet Making
shop, on Tryon streets where he y rrcpar-
I'll TO make oil work In hts line IN algpc-
riors,yle. Hoalso lsccpscn hand,ss Agent
for Northern house, good supply Of Ca
binct Furniturc. aud win seIl rs cheap A.
the cheapest. lie j. also Agent cor the sale
Of the utley Cutting Machine.
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July IGfl

BtA- We published recently an account
Of some one "halting' couple 81 gentle
men from Leaaburg while travelling in d
buggy before day in the suburbs Or this
town, and the writer aslScdifwe had high
wayinen among ns?n We are authorized
tosay the "haltingn was bit of fun done
by persons who meant no harm and who
mistoolS the party. This explanation we
deem due no less to the public at large than
this orderly vicinity, as the air of heaven
is redolent with Sensations
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
Thc Post OfIicc-.-Nnrrou Escape.

Mr.. 4. c. Hunter, recently appointed
Postmaster at this place, has taken charge
and removed the Office 10 tic brick tene-
lnent ON the conner below the Law Office
Of Messrs. Norwood & Webb. From lis
close proximity TO tile Jail, itwould seem
that il made a narrow escape from incarce-
ration. However, we do not wish to be
understood as finding fault with the loca-
ton. for il pleases u.s. Nh. Alex. peasants
Il Deputy p. NJ.
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State Of North Carolina.
ALAMANCE. COUNTY.

In the Superior Cont Of Alamance county
June 2Sth 1870.
q y llason AZ Administrator oF John Wilkins Dc.
.M cgascd--phintii.
agnfgsf. fH#a
W r wilkins, Elizabeth Bippny, Mary Alice Rip
pcy, John Ifarthr, Joseph Harder, Mary
Alice Adams and the heirs nj law IL
Martha s stephens Defendants.
Petition 10 mako real estate ustfs.
TT Appearing 10 the satisfaction n The Court thai
II Che above rputloned heirs af Law Of Martha 8.
Stephens, PARTIES attendants are non residents III
this State and that they arc proper parties 10 the
above suit, thcy ar hereby summoned n the name
cf the state ~ appear IN the SINE bcbr the clefk
Of The SUPERIOR Court 81 Alammce county b ~
oficr hi Graham ON "Wednesday The 1nfh slay et
Angus is50. then and there 20 answer tn above
named petition, otherwise the plaintiff win apply
20 The court ior tlr rlicf n sub pciItlm1denAll
ed. w fltki aItE
In tetiponyw whereof ths Undersigned, VI A.
AllHfglt. tsleTk of The add Court hahn hefeuIto
set bis hand this Me 18th day of June 1870
w. "A. AIIBR1GffT, e sc.
juno 2'lth. ne56t. - -
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Notice TO Farmers,

HAyfNG purchased the right n this county.
III Granville, and Chatham 70 manufacture and
fell the straw tuiisr knsNn - The smith a For.
ter patent, would tcirilIy can the attention
ofan parties needing straw cutter that will do
rood serylce and one ihaf l. cheap. 20 call Al Mr..
Charley Cfalasens shop hlst orosit The Recorder
O1icc and examine nv machine before purchas.
ing che whefeand e 4 docs moi pIoasc you Coz thc
rEis1 no harm done. n 7ts
J0IINA uTLEY
liilsboro July y Sm.
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In the Woods, July l5h, 1870.
LIST Dispatch to my Friends!

aOld Rip Van winklc'' the sianding
C,ndid,ts--at Smith sdoelared himsolftho
candidate Of tho Democratic and Conscrya.
tive Convention Of Grunge for State Soma
tor. Claimed nc was not bann'd. and
could take bis seat II elected. as he hadnof
gisea ivluniorg "ai,i aai cOHfortfg there
Jeilioai" AZ Cedar Grove he said 'isome
said he was thc nominee Of The Democratic
aud Conservative Convention. but that he
was an Independent. candidate This, my
friends was what Ne mid, il substance.
More anon. liENRY \. BROWN.
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NOTICE

To al irhDm Il may Concern:
NOTICE q hereby given TINT tbe undersigned
IN has duly qualiicd before the Judge of Pro-
tate ofDranec county, a. Administrator on the
Estate &C Archibald llarlaDd. decid.
Ailpcrruis indaitcfto said estafs are requested
70 come forward and settle and such pcrrons as
hate claims alaint the estate will pIsase exhibit
The same 10 me on or before the 2stli June ls7f.
hie ~. 1870 (im) JOHN BERRY, Admir-.
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ELECTION TiCKEIs printed with dis
laich Ut This Office ats a thousand for any
number under eight thousand; and from
So tosi q ccntspcr thousand for number
exceeding eight thousand
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FARNERS HALL.
JULY IS 1870.

IAN aill your OWL am 81 want o. prompt
n5ie--asI wish % make aclange In my business.
am going allcf the goid--that lrft hy Litieiicld
and SNcpsOn. aud when gsa Il J viii bTing Il
home. and wa viii divide. Help me old ffisnds,
and I asill hrlp ynii--whcn can.
HENRY y. BROWN.
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stoeI.holdcrs ,lecsiag or the \. &. {. n. j

Stockholders Meeting of the y. q. e. n, II.
The annual injecting Of the Stockholders
OF this Road took place on Thursday last,
In this town. The meeting was largely at
tended and over 500 shares Of private
stock were represented; r. G. Badger, csi.
represented the State. The Report Of Pre-
Hident Smith was read and gave great satis-
faction -adopte,l On motion the salary
~ President Smith was Increased $500
q majority o. the private stockholders yo-
ting for 1t. SO that Olliccrir salary il now
5000, which. though II may Nc deemed
high hy some, IL several thousand dollars
LESS than the President Of the Rich. and
Dam Rail Road gets; il Is also consiilera-
bly, less than the President ofthc r. and
CASTOR Road and the President OF The G.
and Columbia Is. c.l Road get. So we do
no. thinkany stockholdershonld begrIdgc
him this increase, when IL IL considered
how well he manages the Road.
But little business apart from the above
came before the meeting. John w. Ora.
ham. Esq, presided a. chairman.
a very large number OF the fair sex Wis.
itcd US ON that occasion, and We infer from
THAT Mai. Smith isa remarkably popular
man with the girls on the line Of his road.
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fV>The Brookly Insurance Company.
has paid the widow Of the late J. w. Ste
phens the amount Of biz Lfe Insurance
policy. $1,000. { IS *
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tive hear men biRbw braveiy about
the situation what they would dc, .tn,
undcrccriain circumstances, We believe
they had q cliance 20 don greet tlcaiintlle
late war, but ifcver they did niuclroruny
thing, we failed 10 hear Il. We heard
some brave ,rtk before tliat war. I 80
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HOME.

Third Dispatch The Conservatives
and Democrats Of Orange are all doing to
please mc--hcar old Douglass democrats,
X. NJ. Jones says: Let Brown wear all
the Laurcls Of being d Douglass Democrat.
HENRY N. BROWN.
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WANTED
TOBACCO STEMS.

II AN nrrparcito pay highest cash prize for To-
il baccastems, either loose or in II0rsheads. &c
prized they should be- Ia strong ho.shoads ~ inch
~ IN head ~ So long 10 weigh not ln~ than 100
Ths free from scrap Tobacco or shnrt stcms Par
ties having stems. will do well 10 No me before
salling a. am purchasing for foreign Manufae-
turcrs yho can afford u ray highest prices.
J. III. pEMBERT0N.
Ofce over Paylor Isrp Stor,, next doorto Glark's
Danyille, Va June 90 I'm
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got to the house Mrs. Wiley insisted on gos
ing to her husband. She got on the horse
that Sil.rode. On their way they matone
Of her sonswhoin d very excited way told
his mother all that had happened to his
father and at the news Mrs. Wiley tainted
and fell to the ground. Sil. left her there.
Again we heard reports of their having
knocked Mr.. Wiley down and beaten him
with fence rails. We give the following
report OF the affair coming as il does from
the mouth Of 1T, Col. Burgen Of Eirk's
command who himself witlia detail Of five
soldiers made the arrest.
COL. BURGEN's REPoRF.
Mr.. Wiley IL one Of the bravest men T
ever saw. He was in the field when / told
him had come to arrest him. His man
ner showed resistance. He drew d heavy
pocket knife from his pocket and begun
whiting stick; I said nMr. Wiley, j
shall have to request You to put up that
knife.n Hercplied III shan,t do any ouch
dam thing; the knife belongs to me, and
am not afraid Of forty thousand Of you,n
and with thathe started towards me with
his knife open. Idrcw my rcvolvero on him
and he barred his bosom and told me- dam
me, to kill him right then and there. He
put his knife up then laidiny hand on
him and he struck at me. Ny men ran
up; ] was ordered to arrest Mr.. Wiley, 70
what could I do? I knocked him down
with IA piece or rail and. then he refused TO
sit on ahorsc or move step. SO ! had to
have him tied on the horse. When near
yanccyyiile lac rcpcntcd Of what he had
done; said he had acted wrong and was too
hasty. told him from the first If he
would just come with me peaceal,iy he
could goin his carriage with his wife II he
chose. ! have always been kind to the
men hayearrestcd (lHefr MFR. Boy,iwns
referred toby Col. Blngcn and no saidthat
the Colonel had treated him and the rest
with much gentlemanly kindness.l The
prisoners Iarrcsted in Alamance put in
mr. ambulance. Old Henderson Scott--thc
lame mani not only had TO ride in the
ambulance but got him bed Ind some
Camphor on the way. We had orders to
arrest Henderson Scott.
This officer is from New jersey and CONF
manded jersey Brigaiein Motifs Disi-
sion o. the Army ofthe Potomac. Hehad
Mr., BOYD then under arrest an their way
To Raleigh, Mr.. BoydIs ordered TO give iif-
~ Thousand dollar security.
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VALUABLE
Lane S for Sal

TIVE Subscriber intending 90 4
il sale al his Lands. viz "
good relair- Tan yard In good VI
considerable quantity Of excellent
and all afartiis necessary 90 coinme -
at any time. Ono tract Ofl1O acf,x, KNOW
MILL Traet, with good Milscat a Dami-e good
Land, Dwelling and Kitchen. llsrn and stables !,
this tract J. some miles North East 81 Mcbanfs.
VILE and ~ North West Of llisburoligh. Also
one East of the la.t named ! 4 miles Containing
some 200 acres. Also one lot " 3 acres miles
wrist of Marlborough on ihe public tOad.-gnod
frame dwelling, good well Of wattr, very con,ts
nient aud desirable situation.
] ais0 ofisT, AZ Agent Of my sDn stephen r -For.
ret, Jr., one tract ] miles North IL iIiI<Q liign
and near Emo ChurgL "a acres, good farming
Land. good House with snnt TelsifS, good Harm
and other buildings Also. ~ nrrcs near Ccdsr
Grove, ~ timber Al tth above properly oacr
CIR sale on terms 10 sit the times ANY inforfra.
ton win b. given By kfttt. Nv address Is Ills.
bcrp'. Nc. wilfwai % thost Who desire toau
- sfEpHES r. YoRRgsT.
Msy 2iih $50. an.