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reg" ... lines or 85
sauarc,v . inwrtioo. -
mentsinproportwn. -- - -
TO be made "!" r.t the el. of
. P.rn. not exceeding five lines.
at or. buf u!T; Wwkly or Semi-weeny, .or
f ''.Mh. or IW :v: "t.alTe months
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twelve mon.tbs; or in uwu.
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sua -
ni. adcrtuemenU, ?"lmmi.ZM be
OnlV limits namDer o-no, othcr.
namtr of Jnsertion. is not
WLlSSemw it inserted until forbid.
.entusbymailUatourTisE.
rR.0PEB.TY FOR SALE, a
iLTLAVpSFORSE
IN DAVIE
tract contams M m theln .to.
lS00 acres iadjmmD .each otwr y u
1 OT 'TweU adapted to the raising of K'nnnd.
ntrv, and weii aL!u' . , nrchase. can irono iw
Any person w.shmg to imreta K to
ime, an
d call to see me or . jirjST.
VT tf.
'2. 182.
lDlOR SALE On kRENT.t
,stt TO SELL U -i .fw; residence of
Greensborough. The lol
nHininS
8.
S.
A. B"?n. i p. " fcr . faIBiiT residence.
comioriauic '"r. J
r ...Li. in.itnrf
with all necessary
4.
'early application desired by
L. D.
OEKELL.
97 8t
6.
6. 7.
8.'
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1.
S.
s.
4.
1.
8.
:. 2, 1S2.
nE-! nv LAND FOR
SALE.
ich is cleared, wdicd P"u; ,T,atlhA ; the immediate
heat, corn ana u, -""--"-r- The boltom
1.
8.
.t,on an "Tereee" nb stBbIes umber houi, ic.
negroes, with . corn enoa, , .
.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
8.
;are
lour buuu.cu i. .u . norchaser.
Ith. nlanution can do 'so by eali
..f f.irldcr. WDICD 1 win mau r . -
one wi
T f.. .,r.-,n ihe nremises. and
will
ion Mrs. Renn
For further particulars, ad-
nleasure in snowing n-.
r l
. . u.. Wmrrpn C.ounlT. 3 V.
me,
at Sianson r".'"! ,7.v it JONKS.
M
Do lm.
v. 25,1862.
Estate for Sale near Greensboro',
N.
ft.
7.
ft.
9.
OS bnThrPVme, Said land a
i fp,tatc One-half is cleared and in cpod order.
mner half weU timbered. It includes the late res.
"of Tbo mas U. Fentress, deceased, and has on it one
I hJ ORCHARDS in this State, contam.ng some ten
ld fruit-bearing trees of the different rar.et.es
nU lruu orarii imnroremerfts are good
10.
1.
8.
S.
4.
5.
6.
aud seiec.eu u..o. - r , fl.rth.ra.
new.
Purchasers are invueu j
s.
L same time and PL" ffiT TREES'reS?
...j .,...,cnrt choice erafled FRUIT TBfcba. ,reaay
VhS a W collection ot choice and desirable
nSqcantitv of rery fine fru.us, apneots, necur.nes,
fcC5iSd1e. I will sell a)Hbe personal ea
of the said Thomas U Fentress, dee'd. baU to con
ffrom d" to day until all is sold. Terms made known
aj of sale. jQg A HOtjSTON. Jf mr.
jrember 2 1862. '
T VIRTUE 0FSto THB COURT OF
Equity tor Wase county, at - - --i
ended at the fall term. ISfi'O I will sen in the town of
itvUe, on Saturday tbe a7lh day of December next,
uolic olucrf. to the highest bidder, a lot oNbnrjcrea
nd King m said town of Forestv.lle, well '"
improved, belongiog to the estate of the late Brian
Uo. under the same authority, I will sell at the Court
w door in the town of Louisburg, on Thursdar the 1st
of January. 133. a tract of ten acres of land in the
ity of Franklin, near tbe land oi nniiam
C?udup, and belonging to the estate f ndf"
oth the above parcels of land will be sold on a credit
ix monthspurchaser to Kive "r'soJ
'UtS ' Adm'r. and Commissioner,
lso, on the 1st day or January, 1863, at Lonisburg, I
sell Two Hundred and Twenty acres of land, in the
theast corner of said couuty of Franklin, adjoining the
1 of Capt. Orudup. . -
eras of sale cash or credit to 8ult'cPaBl:hrtISQN.
ov.25.lS62. ' 95-6lpd-
LAND FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM SITUATED WITHIN 2 1-2
i miles of the town of Oxford, containing 20 acres,
ntoue-halfof which is in forest growth. The soil is
pied to the usunl grin crops, and grows fine manulac-.
ng tobacco. The situation- is healthy, well w'erd,
has a good dwelling house and other necessary build
i in good repair.
lie terms will be made accommodating. -
Address R wf LASSITEB, -
Oxford, N. C.
W.n isr.. "1 '
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR REFUGEES.
HE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE IN
. ihe country, offers for sale in the town of Chapel
1, a laree and handsome HOUSE on main street not
from tbe College buildings. The lot contains four or
re acres, with a good well, bathing house, kitchen, ne-
houses, carriage house, barn, stables aud all necessary
houses. .
i! nnnthpr lot containing abont two acres, and has on-
i gtKid building, containing six roome and all necessary
houses.
Uso, thirty acres of .wood land, about three miles trom
?n. -
f not sold by the first of January, it will be for rent
WORN ELI A MORROW.
Jhapel Hill, N. C, Oct 88,' 1862. 87 18tpd.
HORSES FOR SALE.
MSE COLT, 3 YEARS OLD, (STAL10N.) BY M0R
. can Hunter, out of an Elevator mare.
ALSO.
A YOUNG GELDING, 5 years old, by Moore's Black
aw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply to WM. F. ASKEW.
Ualeigb, Oct 1C, 1S2. - 82 tf-
EAGLE HOTEL CHAPEL II ILL. . -
rlllS VALUABLE PROPERTY SO GENERALLY
known throutrhunt the Southern States, in connection
iih the University, and its management fir twenty years
'y Miss Nancy Hil'liard, and recently by the subscriber, ia
w nir sale on accommodating terms. Wir an oppor-
'inny ior an advantageous investment in real 'estate, is
rarely presented. . -
The buildings are extensive and eommodions, tbe grounds
il stable lots gpacions t 'd well enclosed, and tbe stable
ud outbuildings in good repair. No similar property in
Wth C'amlina has probably, during a long series ef years,
gelded a larger return on ihe outlays, or promises in the
nd of u efficient manager fairer remniieration in fnture.
It i' offered for sale because pirainoimt public engage
rents will not nermit the nronrit-tor l irive it the atlen-
nuiwi so extensive an cstaoiisnuieivt rromn-..
I II II 1ITTI
U. GUTHRIE.
October 28lh, 1802.
87 13tpd.
NOW FOU SALE. .
1XDIG0. ALUM. GUM-OPIUM, MORPHIA,' BLUE
Mass, Calomel, Toilet Soap, Arrow Root, Brimstone,
'-'naninr Tartar, CimiHimm Bark, "Quinine, Epsom Salts, -Jlck
Lead, Matches, French Bnmdv, Old Port and Sherry
"ne. K. RIB UUTUyiSUS.
Charlotte, K. C, Not. 13, 1862. 98 lm.
A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
over 4f. years old. Apply at the Standard office,
S.I.'O, Utii T8 tf.
CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERN9IEIfT.
rkCSIDDTf, ' ;
JEFFERSON D A VI3,f Mississippi.
TIC I r3IDNT,- '
: ALEX. H. STEPHEN of Oeorjrt.
' Members ot tk CabiaeU.
Junin P BiswHW, of Louisiana, Secreisry of SUt. '
r G Mmmhiger, of Sonth Csrolina, Sec'y of th Tru
S- STI5t..M. of Virginia. BeereUrr of War.
SraPaV-. r! Mallort, of Florida.uSecr.Ury of ft. N.yj
JoS Rso. of Texaa. Post Martw GeneraU .
Thomas H. Watts, of AlabamV Attorney (JenaraL
Kobbbt E. Las, General-in-Chief.
First Permanent Congress. -
.SENATE.
ALABAMA.
Win L Yancey,
Clement C Clay.
-: ASKAiraAS:
Robert W Johnson,
Chan B Mitchell.
FLORIDA.
A E Maxwell,
James M Baker. -
OIOEOIA. ,' . "
Benj H Hill,
KBNTOCKT.
H C Burnett,
Wm E Simms.
. LOUISIANA.
Edward Sparrow,
T J Semmes.
MISSISSIPPI.
Albert G Brown,
Jamrs Fhelan.
ansaocu.
John B Clark,
BUY Peyton,
HOBTH-CABOUXA.
Gedrfte Davis,
Wm T Dortch.
- SOUTH-CAROLIKA.
Robt W Barnwell,
James L Orr.
TB!)MESSBBi
Langdon C Haynea, .
GuauTU A Henry.
TEXAS.
LouU T Wigfall,
W S Oldham.
TIBOINIA. .
BUT Hunter,
Wm B Preston.
Total number 28.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alabama. hobth carolika.
DitU
1. Thomas J Foster,
1. WNHSnntb,
Wm K Hmith,
John P Ralls,
8.
3.
4.
a.
.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Robt R Bridgers,
Owen R 'Kenan, .
T D McDowell,
Thos S'Ashe,
Archibald H. Arlington,
J R McLean,
William Lander,
B 3 Gaitber,
A T Davidson.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
John McQueen,
W. Porcher Miles,
L M Ayerf .
M L Bonbam,
James Farrar,
. W W Borce.
TRKNESSK.
J T Ueiskell,
W G Swann,
W H Tebbs, - -E
L Gardenshire,
H 8 Foote,
M P Gentry,
G. W Jones,
Thomas Menees.
J D C Adkins.
John V Wright,
David M Currin.
tsxas.
John Wilcox,
Claiborne C Herbert,
Peter W Gray,
-F B Sexton.
J L M Curry,
Francis S Lyon,
W P Chilton,
David Clopton,
James L Pugh,
E S Dargan.
ARKANSAS. .
Pelix I Batson,
Grandiaon D Royster, 1.
Augustus H Garland, 8.
Thus R Hsnly.
FLORIDA.
RB Hilton, 6-
James B Dawkina. 6. .
GEORGIA.
Julian Hartridge, 1.
Clias J Munnerlyn, 8.
Hiues Holt. S.
Augustus H Kenan, 4.
David W Lewis, 6.
Wm W Clark, .
Robt P Trinne, 7-
Loci us J Gartrell, .
Hardy Stiickland. 9.
Auguatna R Wright 10.
KSNTOCKT. 11
G W Ewing,
E M Bruce, .
H W Brae, . s-
Robt J Breckinridge, 8.
.
4. 5.
John M Elliott, 4.
Moore, 6.
Henrv E Reed, 6.
Malcolm D Graham,
Wm B WrighV
TincixiA.
MRU Garnett,
John R Chambliss,
James Lyon;
Roger A Pryor,
Thus S Bocock,
John Goode, Jr.,
Jamea P Holeombe,
D C DeJarnette,
William Smith,
Alex R Boleler,
Jnbn B Baldwin,
Walter R Staples,
T L Burnett,
J S Chrisman, 1.
Geo B Hodge, 8.
LOUISIANA. 8-
Chas J Viliere,
Chas M Conrad, 6-
Duncan F Kenner, ft.
LucienJ Dupre, " 7.
John F Lewia, . - 8.
John Perkins Jr.
MISSISSIPPI. o.
1.
8.
J. W. Clapp, 11"
Reuben Davis, 18
Israel Welch. IS-
8.
4. 5.
Walter Preston, .
Albert G Jenkins
Robert Johnson,
Charles W RusselL
ARKANSAS. -
0 A Garland.
Jas M Patterson.
Total number, 107.
H C Chambers, 14.
O R Sindeton. IS-
6.
7.
E Barkdale. " 1
John J McRie.
MISSOURI. I
W W Cook. 8-
1.
8. '
S.
4.
S.
Thomas A Harris,
Caspar W Bell,
A H Conrow,
Thos W Freeman,
6.
7.
Geo G Vest,
.John Ilyer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G
LUE,
GLUE,
GLUE, .
THE BEST IRISH GLUE,
MANUFACTURED BY
THIEM & FRAPS.
BALIEGH. N. C.
Oct 18, 1862. .
87 tf.
SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES FOR SALE
. by tbe hhd , barrel, or retail, for cash only, or country
PTt.Tighestprieeswill be paid for good apple brandy
Raleigh. N. C.
Oct 17, 1862. . flif'
GRIND STONES.
mHE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO FTONISH
'I' nlVc, r .T aiu. from 18 inches to 7 fret
dUmeteVui Tto The TNov. Scoti -Weh j
amble. They have been tested at tbe Fayetteville Arae-
"AesT0ry,DdPPro,pATRIGK LINEHAM.
tSFen Branch P. , Chatham Co.. N. C.
Or JOHN MAUNDER.
Raleigh. N. C,
Not. 11,1869... 81-1 mV
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, I
Raleieh. Not. 19th, 1802. f '
J! r, TTv-rvroctMvn WISHES TO CONTRACT
IB1UA y.iiuiJ. -- . -
M. for the manufacture of 1000 Knapsacks, samples of
which to be exhibited-al this omce, nrr insp.."-.
A. A, uvuu,
Capt and C. S. in charge of Ordnance.
Raleigh, Nor. 91, 1868. rr -
Headqnarters, Cobb's Brigade, 1
If.,. FaEDBBICKSBOBO: V A., Nov. 2tth, 18S2. S
OFFICERS ABO MEN ABSENT FROM THIS BRIG
W ade without leave, (including exchanged prisoners.)
are hereby notified that correct lists from each Regiment
" " " - i .k. nf th. Assistant AdiuUut Gen
are now w uio uo , , -fl .
era! : and that such as fail to return to duty by the firat of
December, will be reported to me proper ..uuunw
dealt with according to - army regnUtiona
By order of Brig. Gen. Cobb: BERRIEN,
A. A. A. Gen.
Dec 8, 1868.
7 t
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS IN PRESS AND WILL
shortly publish a work, entitled
Surgery for Camp, Field and Hospital." .
Those disposed to become subscribers will please for aid
" ' . . ... . r. w k 111
EDWARD WARREN. M.
. Surg. Gen'l oi N. Carolina.
98 lm.
November 14, 1862.
C03IMISSARY DEPARTMENT,!
Raleigh, Not. 24th, 1802.. f
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO PURCHASE AS
soon as possible, TEN GOOD MULES. A libersl
price will be, paid for them. a
K . T. D. HOGG, Cspt 0- 8. .
Not. 85. 1868. .95 6U
SNUFF I SNUFF 1 1 ,
ar ORlLLARLva -uiun ivAai djuk.
3lA Appleby's -Railroad "
do.
or sale by .
A. A. WILLARD.
POWDERED SUGAR.
3BBLS. GOOD POWDERED SUGAR.
For sale by A-
Greensboro', N. C, Not. 81, 1862.
WILLARD.
94 8m.
Wltmin.tnB
& Weldon R. K. uo., i
,' ? ' . Wilminotok. N. C 8th Not., 1668.
. I
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY.
declared a dividend of eleven fll-100) per cent on
the unappropriated profits of tbe Road on and after the 1st
January next, at tbe office of the Treasurer. Transfer
Not. 18, 1169. " . . . . 'T9' ;-
. - PROPERTY. FOR SALS, , : , , - tiia
I TALUABLE REAIr ESTATE FOU 8AXE W - AT WHITAKER'S. ' . A'.. ' . .. HAS THSKEWS ; ' .. .A J .. U
AL7I' CHAPEL HILL ' . . - " . A :, f V "ll - V, ' ' " -"HAS THS KKWS- v " r 8 6 U 8 9 SkwJ 1 6 f-,i -
OFFER FOR -SALE THE LABOE BRICK DWELL- J - Ortl I.t. IMS.' -'''I- v i-i : 1 ' f ' -HAS THS WS ' ' 10 11 1218U15X6 g a lolll IS 18'l4 :-..--
ina- House in Chapel HilL known as the Hunt property,
aitoated on the College Avenue, -near the residence or lit.
Jones. - ' ' '- ' - " " . 'j ' 1
The bona is of two stories, with . seren rooms "d six :
fire-places. It has been well constructed. It would tea
rery desirable place for family wishing to reside in Chapel ;
Hill, or for a private Boarding House There is aq excel-
lent well bf water, with the usual number of out-houaea.-
Tbe Lot contains about four acres. 1
Tbia.Raal Estate will be offered at Public Auction, tn
Chapel Hill, on Thursday, tha 180 of December, 1868.
Terms made known at the sale. ''.-,
- Mr. D. Tilly, of Chapel Hill, will take pleasure, in show.
Jog tk, ipropertf to those -bo .y wish ex.m.h.
Dec 8, 1862. - 97 otpd.
LAND FOR SALE.
I HAVE FOR SALE DETWEEN THREE HUKimfcu
and four hundred acres of land, lying about four miles
west of Raleigh, on the Railroad. Persons who may de
sires to purchase land will please apply to the-nndersigned.
r . W. G. HILL.
Raleigh, Not. 1868. ' i' a
'I IMPORTANT SALE,
m H E UNDERSIGNED, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
X HughE Loo, deceased, will, on Wedncsda.T the
10th day of December, 1862, at the dwelling houae of the
late Hugh E, Lvon, near Cedar Fork, expose to public sale
SIX SLAVES, some of them very valuable.
Tbrms A credit of 12 months will be given, tbe pur
chaser giving bond with approved security, before remov
ing the property. Cash will be received if desired.
CANNADT LOWE, Adm'r.
Wake Co, N. C, Not. 8 1868. 48-8U
A FINE RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR
SALE.
I WILL SELL, IF CALLED ON SOON. MY DESL
rable property, situate five miles west of Greensboro',
on Salem road. The housis are new and complete. Tbe
farming lands well fenced; an orchard of near 100 finest
fruit trees, and every convenience necessary: two hun
dred and twenty-are "acres of land, one hundred and seventy-five
acrea well timbered, only milea fr jtn the N. C
Railroad, where there is a demand for wood and sills.
Any one wishing to bay, will please caH and see the pro-,
perty, or address-me for further particulars, at New Gar
5en.N.C. DR.FAUCETTE.
- Oct. 81. 186i ; 88-6U
PONY FOR SALE.
a BOUT EIGHT YEARS . OLD, . PERFECTLY GEN-
f 1l tie and a natural pacer. Apply to
A. A.
WILLARD.
9ft 6 m.
Greensboro', N. C Nov. 88, 1862.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
UNLESS DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE SALE, WILL
be sold on tbe first day of January, 1"63, at anction,
on the prem-'ses at 13 o'clock, the lot situated oo street
immediately south of Lynn Adams' residence, on which
is a small tenement, containing three, rooms, conveniently
arranged for a amall family, with a good garden. Tb.a la
a desirable location for a tradesman of amall family, aa it
'ia near tbe mark!, and convenient to tie business part of
the city. "
. Terms favorable, and will be made known an ihe day of
ule. JAS. M TOWLES,
' Agent and Anciioneer.
Raleigh, Not. 28, 1862. 6 tf.
CARDS, Aa
H. A. BAD HAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RALEIGH, N. O.
t3T OrncwSrict building tar th Omrt House. .
Oct 14, 1868. " M tf.
E. II. STOKES,
AUCTIONEER
For the Sale of Negroes,
CORNBR OF FBAKKL1X ST. AKD LOCUST ALLBT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Will Board Gentlemen engaged in the Trade,
' . AND THEIR SERVANTS.
September 1ft, 1861 75 6mpd.
MRS. U. W. MILLER,
W1
rILL BE PREPARED ON THE FIRST OF NEXT
November, to receive BOARDERS, both with ana
without rooms.
Sept. 80, 1862. . 79 tf.
Register copy till forbid.
-J
MISCELLANEOUS.
F
OR SALE. CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS.
W. 11. JU.AA
98 tt
Dec 5, 1862,
SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Wilmington A Mamcrbstsii Railroad Co.,
Wilmington, N. C, 18th Not., 1868.
THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Wilmington A Manchester Rail
road Compauy, will be held in Wilmington, N. C, on
Wednesday, the 2th inst.
The transfer books are closed nntil after the meeting.
WM. A. WALKER, Ssry.
Not. 1R, 1S68. ' r-t
"valise lost.
-ar n.T AT OOLDSBOROUGH. A SMALL VALISE,
I A marked on both ends F. W. L. A handsome reward
will be given for its delivery st this office.
. November 28, 182.
9ft tf.
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 13 OFFERED FOR
2. sale, the materials of which are nearly new.
at thia office.
ot. 28, 1862.
HILLSBOHO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
mHE FIFTH- ACADEMIC YEAR OF THIS 1NS1I-
I ttttuim will commence on the first Wednesday
ia February. 1803. lor information Jind circulars.
.pplyto Maj. WM. M. GORDON,
pp ' Snp't. U. M. A.
Hillsboro', N. Not. 28, 1862." 6-8m
SALT) SALT 1 1
-fcvN CONSIGNMENT, VIRGINIA AND NORTn CAR-
9 oliua SALT, and for sale by tbe sac only.
JAS. M. TOWLES, Agent
Raleigh. Nov. 28, 1862. 6-tf-
Office of Snrg. Gen. of N. C, 1 .
. NotbmbIB la?. 163. I
nnHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE REQUIRED FOR
JL our aick and wounded soldiers :
Shoes, Socks, Hats, uoais, rnnu, i, ,
Leather, Khoe Threud, Lasts, (from Ro. O to
No. 12 inclusire.) Buttons, Cotton Cloth,
- Flannel, Potatoes, Brandy, Butter,
Eggs, Ac. Ac
Proposals will be received at thistoffice for a proper snp
VI. nfih.m.. Those able and willing to contribute, will
please address the undersigned. Transportation will b
furnished, if necessary, by TmWK. .
, Surg-. Gen. of N. C.
nr- i, ir. . 98 lm
The Fayetteville Observer, Chsrlotte Bulletin and Asbe
tille Kews are requestea ro copy iur vuc iuuu.u,
their accounts to mis omce. -
LONG HANDLE SHOVELS.
---rrcT niTEIVF.D A SUPPLY OF THE'NORTH-
.1 n.i;. m.nn- SHOVELS, well made and will com
pare favorably with any Northern manufacture mAd
'7 "t.. .JJ.'mm AinMMa
Mpparas., M. TOWLES, Agt.
Baleigh, Not. 7, 1863.
90 tf.
COMMITMENT, Ac-
COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
J a negro man who savs his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs to Capt William Smith, of the 6th
regiment N. C. T, and that be now resides in Petersburg,
Vc Said boy says ttat be was pot on the ears i at 8aha
. v n i.. m..tr and by some accident tney be
eame separsted, and be. the said
oury, v-. J ""j T. il. Kny wma taken nn and
" j
MAlw'sotherng,callinghim8eHENRY BROOKS;
says be is free, and that he is from Wayne County, N. C
ao'd was bound to Benj. Herring, of said county, now dead.
Said boy is a bright mulatto, about 87 years old.
Notice ia hereby giren that tbe owner or owners come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take tbent away,
or they will be dealt with aa the Taw direct
L Oot 14,18(2. ' ' " M-tf.
ap-
96 tf
1 J.,'. Vi, -..j,, Z"-:"r v. I55'S--' ' r - - - j hfll8l920aitoa8tt VlBlfillOoair
JUST RECEIVED, " BT TKLEQRAPfl ' : ' ;' ' f ' '" !' r '-r 24 25 26 27 2B 29 80S . " 228 24 226art8 ; '
.-INDISPENSABLE YTHITAKIR'S . ' ! - "V ".r. '! ' f.'." I'ISS Slifc '.A,,HI J 5,f ,5lS 'iFi-i oiStAtl'
Oc,,l8M..-. - FROM EVERT POINT Jg , t J. ffi J;'
- BARRELS NO. 1 RICE,
JLVF At
Oct. 81, 1861.
BOXES TOBACCO,
WEITAKER'S. .
Oct, 81,1868.
. 8ft.
18 BEAMS BLOTTING PAPER.
80 CASES CLARET WINK.
8 BOXES PURE STARCH.
- . .. v At
WEITAKER'S.
- .'. . 84,
Oct 11, 1868.
DAILY : EXPECTED.
1000 LBS. STRONG FRESH SNUFF,
i. ; 1000 CAKES TOILET SOAP. --
At v .
WEITAKER'S.
, Oct 11,18(9. -. 85
aTVN HAND CONSTANTLY, A FINE AS-
V sortment of FAMILY GROCERIES.
At
WHITAKER'S:
80 tf.
Oct 8, 18(3.
CANDLES.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF WAX CANDLES,
manufactured by - - VESTAL k KLAPP. .
f" Orders solicited. -
Graham, N. C, 0$. 91, 1862. . 8 9tpd.
AT WH I TAKER'S,
NO. I FAStlLY FLOUR,
WHITE MEAL,
. FRESH BUTTER, .
EGGS. I.
IRISH POTATOES- t . -BWEET
" "
DRIED APPLES,
PEACHES,
- PRUNES,
PLUMS,
Raleigh, Not. 81. 1868. . - 94 tf.
SAUCES,
At
WHITAKETTS.
94 tf.
Raleigh, Not. 31, 1862.
INE CITY CARRIAGE CAN BE HAD AT ALL
M. hours at
. E. A. WH1TAKERS.
94 tf.
Raleigh, Not. 91, 1R63.
A FEW BARRELS SUGAR,
INIMITABLE WEITAKER'S.
85
Oct 81, 181.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-UNIVERSITY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
the University will be held in tbe Executive Office,
oa Wednesdsy the 10th inst. -
CUA3. MAAbl j becy.
Raleigh, Dc 8, 18!2. 97 t..
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, )
Wll.dr Man. Railroad Company, V
Wilminotox, N. C. Not. yyth, IS62. )
THERE BEING NO QUORUM PRESENT ON THE
" 26tb inst., the Stockholders of the Wilmington and
Manchester Kail Road Company adjourned to meet ia W il
mington, N. C, on Thursday, the llth of December next .
YtM.. A. WALAtK, sec y.
Dec 1,1863. 8781.
JUST PUBLISHED,
TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC,
For 1803.
(RICE 9)40.00 per l.OOO, $5.00 per 100,
fl.OO per dozen, and 15 cents per single
copy.
OK BALK wholesale and retail, by -
X. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec. 1. 1869. 97 It.
NOTICES, 1&
NOTICE.
WAS
TAKEN. UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
ww jml
of Randolph County. North-Carolina, on the
9th day of Oetoher, lsft-i, a runaway slave, who sava bia
name is llh.MUK, and that be belongs -to Jobn Thomas
Mebane, of Bertie County, North-Carolina. - The said slave
is black, five feet aix incites high, and appears to be about
twenty-one years old. The owner ia requested to come
I. forward, prove property, pay aH charges and lake him.
away, aa be will be disposed of as the law directs. '
it. I. DlLt.u, bailor..
OoL28,1869. 44 wm.
NOTICE.
eTRATED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER WHILST ON
mr return borne, about the Uth November last, three
MULES, one ol which was a light colored e:ay rrrule. one
small mare mule, dark color, the other not roonllected aa
to color. One was lost in Warren Couuty, the others left .
at Uilliardston, N. C. and were coupUd together when
they got away. Any person having any knowledge of their
whereabouts, will be reoeouably rewarded by writing me
t Falkland. N. C. P. A. ATKINSON.
Dec 6, 1868. 99 lmpd.
"NOTICE.
f WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
M. Fodder. Oats or liar, delivered at my Stables, (former- '
ly Clayton's,) Raleigh, N. C, opposite Market Square.
4. Jj. rnAnn.L.13.
Oct.81.lH63. 88 lm.
NOTICE.
rpAKEN FROM A MULATTO BOT ON THE 11TH AU
JL gust s Sorrel Mare, star in forehead, white hind feet
white spot on left shoulder, and foretop cut off. The own- '
er will please come forward, prove property, pay charges,
4c JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford, Granville, H. U.
August 90th, 1 863. 63 tf
NOTICE. . . ,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD
ministratrix. with the will annexed, of the late Seth
B. Jones, of tbe Connty of Wake, desires all persons bar
ing claims Against the estate to j resent tbem lor payment,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their leeorery. Alt
those indebted, will be expected to make apeedy payment.
Dr. E. A. Crodup is my authorised agent to transact all
business pertaimng to aaid estate, v Letters addressed-t e
me at Rolesville, Wske County, will receive prompt atten
tion. SARAH S. JONES,
Administratrix.
Wake Co., IT. O, Ang.2, 1868.. 9 8m.
WANTS, &a
NEGROES WANTED.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS AGAIN IN THE MARKET
as a purchaser of negroes of both sexes and different
ages. Persons having slaves to sell are invited to give me
. -.it i ni nmw tli. hiirheat market prices in cash.
When absent from Raleigh, application may b i made i to L.
T. Clavton. -. r. . okna.
Raleigh, Sept 8,1869. YH-smpq.
" TANNER WANTED;
AN EXPERIENCED TANJiEK van ltu wa
atant emnlovmenl and rood wages, by applying im
mediately In person or by letter to , ' , . ,
.v . r-i y iu ury tj . l;u w -
Or U. C. LIGON, FurestviUe, N.C.
Good reference required. -..-
Not. 84, isfti. , . ... 95 tf.
WANTED TO HIRE.
ar WISH TO HIRE FOR THE NEXT YEAR FOUR
JL field hands and two female house servant, for which I
will pay a ir price. Address me at
County, N. C.
Lewisville, N. C, Not. 1 1, 1 868. .
LewUvilli Fwrsyth
W. B. BTIPE. .
91 6t. .
WANTED-AT THE GRANGER HOUSE
GoHsborough. N. C, for ttie ensuing year, eigbf
No. I DINING ROOM 8ERVANTS, for wb.cn B hbeivf
price will be paid. Persons having such set vanta to hint
wiUdo well to make early GSAKOeB '
. Per C. L. McNIDER. '
Goldsboro',K.C.,Hov.81,t889. . -!,
IN THE CONFEDERACY
IN THS CONFEDERACY
. a IN THE CONFEDERACY,
'- And Is mailed to subscribers at f 1 for ona
month, 92.60 for three months, $4 for six months
ad $6? for twelve month, and sold by news-Soys
everywhere. - Agents will be supplied at 93 per
kaadred.
It Is published at Raleigh, N. C, by the Edi
tor aad Proprietor of the original DAILY PRO
GRESS, established at Newbera in 1858. It is
Independent la all things, belongs to no party,
ana is a iito newspaper.- (-.
flvaueauoi paia 10 oruere unless accompa
nied by money. Addreaa
- J. L. PENNINGTON, :
Editor and Proprietor,
Raleigh, N, C.
nor. 14, 1869. - : ' 82 wAswIU.
HEADQUARTERS,
Camp of Instruction, I
Camp Holmes, Dec. 1. 1868. I
IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM
the Secretary of War, tbe following General Order, Nc
9. is published: . - i-
Tbe enrolling officers of this State will pay particular at
tention to ihe same and report to -these Headquarters all
officers and enlisted men who do not comply promptly with
Hiu viucr.
By order of . COL" PETER MALLETT.
" Commanding Camp of Instruction.
E. N. Manx, Adjutant.
Adj't. and Ixspbctob Gbxiral's Officb, I
Richmond, Not. 97, 163, J
Gbsbbal Ordbrs, I .
No. 9. (
Commandants of conscripts will cause th follower or
der to be published for at least seven times in a sufficient
number of newspapers in each Stale of the Confederacy to
ensure its reaching every part oi tbe coontrr.
I. All commissioned officers and enlisted men who are
now absent from their commands from any other causes
than actual disability, or duty nnder orders from the Seo-
retary or war, or Iroin tueir department eommaodera, will
return to their commands without delay. .
II. Commissioned officers failing to comply with the pro
. .v.. r. : "v -.i r t . .
TKiuu, vi .u. iuic(uiu mniK;nipa wiioiu a mvouaDie
length of time, in no case to exceed twenty days after the
publication of this order, shall be dronped from the rolls
of tbe army in disgrace, and their names will be furnished.
lotne commandant ot conscripts for enrollment in tbe ranks.
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to comply with the
provisions of paragraph I, of this order, within a reasona
ble length of time, shall be considered as dsertera,and
treated accordingly, their namea to be furnished to the
.commandant of conscripts, in their State, for publication,
or such other action aa may be dtemed most efheacioos.
IV. In iJer to ensure the efficient co-operation of all
concerned lo carry this order into immediate' effect. De
partment Commanders are directed 'to require from the
com manning ouicer oi eaco separate oommind in tbeir De
partments a prompt report or tbe names of all commission
ed offievrs and en lated men now abaent-from their com
mands. These reports moa state in each case the cause of
absence, and any regimental, battalion or company com-
manaer woo suau uegiect to lurnisn suco a report, or wbo
shall knowingly be guilty of concealing any ease of unau
thorized absence, shall, ou eonvictioc thereof, be summarily
dismissed.
V. Under the provisions of the 3d clause of paragraph
L of General Orders No. 82. commissioned nScers and mi-
vates wbo are incapable of bearing arms in consequence of.
wououa recei vea in oaiue, out woo are otherwise nt Tor
service, are required, if not otherwise assigned, to report
w ue uaarai niunninaut m conscripts in ineir respective
States who will, if they are fitted for such duly, assiim
them to the collection of stragglers and the enforcement of
in provisions oi mis order, with full power to call upon
the nearest military authority lor aucb assistance as may
be necessary thereto.
VI. Officers nf the Quartermaster's Department charged
with payment of troops are hereby directed not to Pay aor
commissioned officer, uon-eommisaiond officer or private
who does not furnish satisfactory evidence that he is not
liable to tbe penalties described in the forecroi as order.
Any disbursing officer wbo shall make payment in viola
tion oi tnia oraer aoa.i oe naoie oo nis Doua lurtue amount
of such payment.
Bv order,
"(Signed,) S. COOPER,
AdTt. and Inspector General
- Alee. S. 1611.- 93 7r.
137 The Keirister. State Journal and Proareaa. in Ral
eigh, Wilmington Journal, Fayetteville Observer, Greens
borough Patriot, Charlotte Bulletin and Asbeville New,
win puonan seven times sua forward Dills tc Standard
omce.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARO
LINA.
A PROCLAMATION.
WTfTHEREAS, IN ORDER TO STOP, IF POSSIBLE,
. v w the wicked system of speculation which is blight
ing tbe land, and pre rent the production of famine and
oiatress in tue nnost oi plenty, tbe. legislature oi rionn
Carolina, bv iofbt resolution thereof, ratified -nn the . lid
day of this month. (November.) have aolhorixed me to.lay
an embargo upon tbe exportation from the Slate or certain
articles of prime necessity, except to certain persons and
for certain 'purposes :
Now, therefore, I. -ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor
of tbe State of North-Carolina, do issue this my proclama
tion, forbidding all persons, for the space of thirty days
from the date hereof, from carrying beyond th limit of.
tbe rttaie any satt, bacon, pork, beef, corn, meal. Hour, po
tatoes, shoes, leather, hides, cotton cloth, snd yarn and
woolen cloth. The fill lowing persons are alone to be ex
eniptvd from this prohibiten, vis:
All Quartermasters and Commissaries, Agenta nf the
Confederate Government and of any State of the Confeder
acy, exhibiting proper evidence of their official character ;
also all A cents of any county, district, town or corporation
of other States, who shall exh ibit satisfactory proof of their
authority to purchase such articles in behalf of auch
town, county, district or corporation for public uses, or for
distribution at cost snd transportation, and not for re-sale or
profit ; also all .persons who may make oath before the
nearest Justice of the Peace that the articles purchased are
for their own private use, and not for re-sal before thy
are removed ; also all persons, non residents, wbo may have
bought such articles before tbe date hereof. The excep
tion is to extend to suit made oy non-residents oo tne sea
coast and in their own works, and to cargoes entering any
of our ports from abroad.
Any of aaid articles that may be stopped in trantiiu
from our borders are to be confiscated to tbe use of the
State
Until further order tbe Colonels of Militia in the
different counties, are enjoined to see that this proclama
tion is enforced.
Not intending or desiring to prevent tbe people of our
sister States from sharing with our own eitizens whatever
we can spare, but to repress speculation so far as may be
possible, I earnestly appeal to all piud citizens to aid and
' sustain me in tbe enforcement of this proclamation for the
common good.
. , In witness whereof, Zfbolon B Vancb. Gover
II (nor. CaDtain General, avd Commander-in Chief,
' ' hath aigned these presents, and esused the great
seal of tbe State to be affixed.- -
' Done at our City of Raleigh, this 2tb day of November,
A. u., U62, ana in toe jearui our inaepenaence tne nn
Z. B: XANCE.
: By tbe GoTernor s ' ..
K. U. Battle, PritaU Sfcrfiary.
Raleigh. Nov. 28th, 1863. . . 94 Si
HST All papers in tbe State will copy twice. , , -'
CONSCRIPTION.
THOUSANDS IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
owing to the different laws and exemption bills pass
ed bv the last two sessions ol tbe Confederate Slatea Can-
areas, are ao invalided aa to th.ir real duties they know
not what course to pursue We advise all wbo really be
lieve themidve aubiect to the law to report immediately
at tbe respective camps, appointed lor tbe enrollment of
conscripts in tbe different States. To those who believe
themselves exempt we would respectful lysay, that on -
ennnirour lee. wnicn is rirs ahillabs. we wm lurnno
them the law bearinr on their case snd everr additional
information which we bare gleaned from the action ef tbe
authorities in narailei ease, and we are I) re Da red lo take
all the responsibility of auch advice. W wilt do nothing
but a Leoitimats business. Those whom we find are reaii,
li.M. mm will inform armirdincrly. Thoa. who are not (ani
thra .r. ihnnaanda in inn Stat, -who are BOt) We Will
rive them our advice with the law bearina npon tbeiresi
H.wini, t r fxtilitv. mm .r- nnmnd to BrV CVrV to'
fornation regarding any other business connected witn
Owing to th heavy expense incurred in procuring this
information, we will notice no communication oaeoompa-
nied-with pur retaining fTV?- a. ; :
Box, 258 P. 0, Ralsigb, N. C.
Dec 5, 1862. . ; ". . 94TlB
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' TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS, &c
Publications of the General Tract Ageney,
-','-- . ' ' BALBIOB, BT; 0. '. - '
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITT. ,
. tracts or- roua PAGES. 'v
A Voice from Heaven. Don't Put it Off. Self-Dedication
to God. Private Devotion. The All-Sufficieucv of Chriat. '-
Tbe Aot of Faith, Motives to Early Piety, Tbe Sentinel, Are
Yon Prepared r i re pa re to ateet tny uoa, ab Appeal t ;
tbe Young, by Rev. James McGready, Come and Rest, by -Rev.
J. C. Rylc Tbe New Year, Tbe Great Gathering, Lot
est Thou Me, The French Soldier, Are Yon Beady, The
Life-Preserver, Tbe Precious Blood of Christ or How a '
Soldier was Saved, My Spirit shall not Always Striv. by
Bev.J. a row lea, Tbe improvident iraveier, y kv.
Wm. J. Hog. D. D.. soldiers Conquer Your Qreat gae
mv. hv Prof W. H. Owen. Where are tbe Christians in the '
Army r by a lady of N. C, Who Wilt Show ns any Good 1
by Rev. Wm.J. Hoge, D. D , Wbst Wilt Thou That I
Should Do Unto Tbeer by Rer. Wm. J.-HoA, D. IX, .
What Can I Dot b Rev. T. V. Moore, D. i), buoabia.
by Rev. P. B. Price, The Sinner and the Saviour, Gospel -Kbowers,
by Rev. J. C Uiden, To a Christian in tbe Army. .
by Rev. T. V, Moore, D. D, Liquor, Ac. by a Phyaiiaaf
Where ar You Going T Do x on want a raenar
TRACTS Or II9HT rAOBS.
Casting Onr Burden on the Lord, by Rer. Jos. M. Atkin
son, Tbe Soldier, A Mother's Parting Words to faer Sol
dier Boy, Individual Effort Christ in Yon, bv Rer. C. F.
Lleems, U. U., VUrist s uractous idtiuiuod, nnj niu km
Die? by Rev. A. M. Poindexter, D. D., Don't Swear, by
Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., A Living-Oracle, by Rev. L W. -Seeley,
D. D., Advice to Soldiers, by -Rev, Wm. Royal,
Shiloh, by Rr.' J. L Burrowa, D. J., In Camp, by Rer.
Wm. Jr. Broadus, IJ. U., Bunenngs oi toe liost, oy hot. .
,Hi Martin, Tbe Sick and tbe Physician, by Rer. J. C. Long.
TIACTS OF SIXTRXN FAG KB.
YonrSoul Is It Safer Call to Prayer, by ReT.J. tV
Ryle. Tbe UrearDay of Wrath and ot Glory, by Rev. Jao.
8. Long, The Centurion, by Rev. Thoa. E. Skinner, G4
tbe Giver of Victory and feace, oy ttev. jos. au amwi.
TBACrf OF TB3BTT-TW0 FA0EB.
Come to Jesus, bv N. Hall, The Bible or Atheism, by J.
Randolph Tucker, Esq., The Soldier's Pocket Bible.
Tbe Soldier'a Text Book,., by Rer. J. R, Macduff, D. D,
48 pages ; Hymns for tbe Camp, 128 pegs.
Each dollar given sends out 1500 pages to onr noble de
fenders free nf freight Since Jnne 1st, 1861, we have sent
ont of th above 17,540,420 pages.. '
WM. J. W. CROWDER, Agent -
P. H. We are also binding 25,000 copies of tbe Testa
. ment and Testament and Psalms, printed by the Bible So
ciety oftbe Confederate State.
Raleigh, Oct. 14, 1862. ' . 88 af.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
AT the Annual Meeting of tbe North-Carolina Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, held on the 14th of Janua
ry, tbe following persona were elected Directors and Offi
cers tor the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. ....
J. R. Williams, 44
T. H. Selby,
C. W. D. Hntehings, -"
Kemp P. Battle, ...
George Little, '
James M. Towles, " .
.. James E. Hoy t Washington.
Alx. Mitchell, Newbern, .
Joshua G. Wright Wilmington.
John M. Joces, Edenton. .
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
'.Joa. Ramsay, Plymouth. .
J. W. Han-ell, MurfreesboroV
U. B. Williams, Charlotte
HamueWWatkina, Milton.
. A. W. Steel, Fayetteville . ..'
Joseph White, Anson Connty.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. T. Snmmy, Ashevil.lc
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, Prtndent.
H. D. Turner, Fie Pniidmt. .
John H. Bryan, Attorney. - . '
Hamden S. Smith, Secretary and lreaturer.
T. H. Selby, eixifioio, )
John R. Williams, ' Ex. CommUUt.
C. W. D. Hulcbinsrs. i
This Company baa been in snccessful operation ever II
Tears, and continues to take risks upon all classes ef prep- -irty
in-'.he State, (except Steam Mills snd Turpentine Dis
tilleries,) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting to nearly $4,000,000,'a Urge portiea ef
which is in country risk: and its present capital is over
four hundred thousand dollars, in bonds, properly secured.
All communications i 1 reference fo insurance should ha '
addressed to tbe Secretary, Ppst-pa.d.
Raleigh. Jan. 18, 1863. . .
GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCB
Fays all Losses Promptly I
DIRECTORS: . - . .
Jobn A. Mebane Cyrus P. Mendenhall, David P. Weir,
James M. Garrett, T. M..Jonea, N. H. D. Wilson, laTia ne-.
Knitrht M. 8. Sherwood, Jed. it. Aiimsay, n.. m.. oiomo.
C Q. Yates, R. Sterling. Wm. Barringer, UreensDorougn t
Alexander Miller, newoernj ur. w.. imoij, " ""
borongh; W. A. WnghtWilmington ; Ket. It. u. mi;
nard, rranklinwn ; r. r. wawon, nwuuiu,
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity vitiege
vrrii.au.. t . .
- - President
Vice President . ',
, . - . Attorney.
. ' ' Secretary and Treasurer.
N-H. D. WILSON,
JED. H. LINDSAY,
JOHN A. GILMER,
PETER ADAMS,
H. U. V.
wiLsoa, l
C. G. YATES,
Executive Committee.
i u iJARRFlT. I
All eommunicatioos on business of the .offiee should bt
directed to PETtK. AUA.aia. secretary, - ...
April 35, 1863. , " .. 84-ly:
NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU
. ' RANCE COMPANY.
Officb Ralbtok, N. 0.
THIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
healthy lives between the sges of 14 and 60 years
for one year, for seven years, ot for life-tbe Awrr for
life participatiag in the. profits of the Company Slatea,
between the ages of 10 and" 40 years, are-insured far ona
Tear or five years for two-thirds their mar kit value
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfaetory proof la
presented. -
lyi A M V ' ' "
- Chas. E. Joh3sox. '
W. W. HOLBSX, ';
QuBNTBM BUSBEB. ....
H. W. Hosted,
W. H. McKeb, -Evskabd
Hall, .
R. H
W. B. J1ASOW, , i .
W, H. Jones,
K, P. Battle, - .
J. G. Williams,
C. B. Root.
P. F. Pescop,
Battle. ;
.
OFFICERS'
Chas.' E. Johnson, President
T W. W. Holdex, Vice President,
--. - H. W. Husted. Attorney,
W. H. Jones, Treasurer, . , -
R. H. Battle, Secretary,
'. W. H. MoKeb, Med. Examiner.
- ' C. B. Root, )
Q. Busbeb, - A. Own.
W. H. McKeb. J . ', ,
- For further information -tho public U referred la tha
pamphlets and forms ol proposal; which may be obtained
LTth office of to'tonrffi?'. a xUTTLE. -V:-'.-':
. '---.- - Seevetary.-'.
" Raleieh. JaH.8,1869. v - '-' .'-
SPLENDID GEEN TEA. ' ; "
NE CHEST OF 80 POUNDS, SUPERIOR QCALITT .
..d flavored GREEN TEA. For at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.-
.BBligh,Sept 12,1868.
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