The Greensborough patriot [October 22, 1863]

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fTTF JIREENSBOROUGH PATRIOT.
GEEENSBOEOIiaH, 1ST. C, OCTOBER 22, 1863, Number 1,272.
Qreasbsville, Monday, November 2.
At Afe. H. Smith's, Tuesday, November 3.
^L. W. Summers, Wednesday, November 4.
Al MontioeUo, Thursday, November o.
At James D. Gilchrists's, Friday, Nov. 0.
At Greensboro'Saturday, HOT. J..
At R. B. PhippS, Monday. Nov J.
At Woody", *tore, Tuefday. Nov 10.
ble'l Election Precinct. Wedn^day,.Nov. 11.
Al Wm M. Mebane'B Store, Thursday, NOT. li.
residence, Friday, Nov.18.
At Greensboroash, Saturday, Nov. M, and Mon-day
and Tuesday, 16th and ( 17, County Court.)
A; P, Fentriss, Wednesday, Nov. 18.
At Widow Stanly's Thursday, Nov. 19.
s, Friday, Nov. 20.
At ( ra', Saturday, Nov. 21.
At Jamestown, Monday, HOT. 23.
At Hieh Boiat, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
■ I and 86.
At CO. Wheelers Thursday^ Nov. 20.
At Friendship, Friday, Nov. 27.
, borough, Saturday, Nov. 28.
tierill'a, Monday,NOT. 80.
A( I r ices X Roads Tuesday Dec I.
At John King's, Wednesday, Dec. 2.
AtJ. N. Nelson's Ttanrsdry, Dec.:;.
The 'usessOTS will be with me at those places to
•:, Tai in kind, and te attend to any other
ies pertaining to their office. ,
All persons interested, are hereby notified that
the above taxes must he paid within the time pre-scribe
1 by law, otherwise 1 am coir.-.elled by law to
ad.i ten pel cent, additional "tax »nd collect as 1 do
other taxes, and which I will do ir. espect.ve of per-sons
or property. Wm. W. Y<)UHG,
70_tf Tar Col'ector for Gnl.ord.
iiost Quarter Master's Offlce,
6th Congressional District, >. U
Graham, September Mth, 1803.
...neral Orders, No 117, Adjutant »nd In-tor
General's Office, Richmond Sept. 3rd, 1868,
■wing order occurs which should be im-pressed
upon the minda of the Producers in the scv-eral
coubties in the 6th Congressional DittitctjN. G.
Hi Producers are required to deliver the Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Rye, Buckwheat, Hire, Peas, BOMS,
cured Hay and Fodder, Sugar, Molasses made of
(line, Wool and Tobacco, in such form and ordinary
marketable manner, us may be usual in the section,
in which they are delivered; cotton ginned and
D some secure manner, tobacco stripped
and packed in boxe
ir i iccr* will be paid the excess of transporta-ght
miles, at the rates prescribed by
i nionsrs, under the impressment act by
the following agents, who are authorized to receive
i he tithes in the several counties in the'ith Congress-
: nal District, N. C.
Alamaace, P. K. IIARDIN.
ford, A. P. ECKEL,
fth. ROUT. GPAY,
Stokes, R. H. MA88ET,
Rockingbam, W. R. MEBANE,
well. R. V. McADAN,
O. #. NORWOOD,
i. pecial attention is called to the above.
CHARLES R. KING, Capt.
f and Q. M. 6th ' ongl. District, N. C.
(larpeutcrM and Brick Masons
Hanlt'd.—We wish to hire a foreman to
■† i rintend the brick laying, and another the car-work
ofGreensborouijh Female College.—
Also carpenters and brick layers to work under
them. Apply -eon. :o us at Giwensborough, N. C.
T. M. JONES,
W. BARR1NGER,
C. P. MENDENHALL. >■ Building Com.
J. M. GARRETT,
^ II. l>. WILSON,
^lolcu.— From my stable in Guilford county,
H n Pridaynight, 2nd instant, my MARK, a bay,
gars, has a good deal of white hair, and
• IT foot is while, scar on the right
hiud leg, a whin- Bpotted streak down the same leg,
tran I blaze in forehead, and when stolen slight-ly
lame in lei I >re fo >( alittle grey on the wither,
cau edby I-iing rubbed by the backhand. 1 will pay
:i reasonable reward for the return of said mare to
My posl office is Brick Church, Guilford oo., N.C.
PETER FOGLEMAN-Hrami,
topper, Lead and Zinc—A
will be paid for any kind ot old
I,,, ppci lead and zinc, delivered at the nearest
\ v one wishing to sell, will please
I the quantity, price, and where to be de-
A. 0. BREN1ZER,
serve all who may favor \im with their
with GOOD WORK at MODERATE
Shop on East street, near my Buggy Shop
SO-tf
IVotlce of Removal!
DAVID WELSH,
^ ^PRACTICAL WATCH-MAKER
REPAIRER, of TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS'
ERIENCK, South-east corner of Public Square,
,ne sign'of the LARGE WATCH Greensborough,
PRICES^ ! * 0. Thankful for the very bberal patrona^re-rpanulng.—
I wou'd
JOHN LKDFORD.
respectfully inform the
lion
hoo<
"be thaYmy TANNERY.isin saceesatolopera-
,4 miles North of Oibsonville, in the neighbor-ed
of Shallow Ford, in Alamance cour:.T. I would
be pleased to tan lor my friends and customers on
the following terms: For tanning ******£
split, Hie third pound, for those too small to split
half the leather. Hides will te received until 1st
February next. Satisfaction guaranteed
M l*w-er.rr »• M^UMER._
Ijuuaway-Diob Reward.-Ranaway
At, from ihe subscriber
Sept. 1868,
on the night of the 9tB
boy CHARLES. Said boy is ■
BlaCKsmith by trade and is about 23 years old is
about 6 feet 11 inches high, wiU weigh about 1.0
75 lbs., has a full set of teeth and is o '-
atto color, had long beard on his face wh
a dark
en he
Charles has for-
70 if
Copt. Arty, Cuiud'g C 8. Ord works.
Salisbury, N. C.
l.tfaiifcri.--'"' Og od Chestnut or oak RAILS,
be delirered one mile east of Greensboro',
ie McCom id, near the railroad. Persons
wishing to contract for the delivery of the tame,
will tpplv Boon to the i ibscriber.
R N. CALDWELL,
; ■.-,,. i r Grecnsborough.
H':in(ed.—10000 pounds ofHIDES, for which
il e highest prices will be paid, on delivery to
r, ii- ...in, HI- at my tannery. I would respect-fullj
i butchers and hide-dealers, that the
tail and ears, however useful and beautiful as appen-ue
animal while living, yet they will not
. her, and should therefore be cut otf before
ing tl.u hide.
JAMES A. LONG.
Splendid Opportunity I—We are desir-ous
of selling out our whole establishment in
rough, N. C, which affords a rare oppor-tune
, to nov one desirious of embarking in the boot
VYe also offer at fair prices all
our stock in trade, consisting of a general assort -
,f BOOTS, SHOES &c.
,r P.. ti. GRAHAM & CO.
a
or 1
mula
left, and is rather Blow spoken,
merly been hired at High Point and and Jamestown,
Guilford county, N. C, in the employ of Mendenhall,.
Jones &Garduer, in the r.-anufaciure of gums, ••"is
very likely that he will miko his way to the said
places for the purpose of taking the train or follow-ing
the rpilroad in the direction of Raleigb as he
has expressed his purpose to go to the enemy. I
will pay the above reward of $100, if ueiivered to
meat rny hou-e 12miles South ol Madison, inRock-ingham,
N. C, or $50 for his confinement in any
jail within the State so that I can get him. Address
ALBERT LOMAX,
68-4w Summerfield, Guillord Co.. N. C.
Read Tills.—-Those who have purchased my
Florida Balm are requested to return to me
the EMPTY VIALS, for which I will pay TWEN-TY-
FIVE CENTS each. During my absence from
town, the vials will be received at tho post office.
My room is ov.rthe post office. __«,
o6-8m G- H. LIVINGSTON.
A~uctlon and Commission Busi-ness
In Ureensfooro.—We will give our
STRICTEST ATTENTION to the above business,
looking alter the interest of those having property
in this part ot North Carolina. Hireing and selling
Negroes,.or any other species of property, produce
or goods. Office and ware house, Greensboro', N. C.
Best o/ refferonees given. . _
J. & F. GARRETT & Co.
W. E. EDWARDS, Auctioneer.
TO Ilatlers.—We wish to employ a number
of HATTERS to work in our establishment
at Grcensborough. Good workmen can procure
constant employment, fair wages, and prompt pay-ments,
if early application be made to
_ja23 82-tt J- & F. GARRETT.
■ Si'lngrou Your Elides!—You that want
jl3 them tanned cheap. 1 expe t to tan all hides
(of the ox species) for one-third, and give the owner
ol the hides the privilege to buy the whole When
tanned. I also desire to buy hides at the highest
market prices. • - D. P. FOUST
july24 59-tf
■ eeipe lor Slioe-Blacklng.—We It are
A Card.—Those indebted to me either for sub-scription
to the Patriot up to the 1st of May,
or for job work and advertising, are requested to
call at the hrst door north of the Post Office, and
make settlements at their earliest convenience, as 1
am very anxious to balance my books. I shall ex-pect
interest en all accouuls that are not promptly
paid. In my absence, Mr. S. G. Thomas will attend
to making settlements for me.
55_tf M. S. SHERWOOD.
1 treensboro' Mutual Insurance Co.
PAYS ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY 1
inn.ocTOiis : -
John A. Mebane, Cyrus P. Mendenhall, David P.
Weir, James M. Garrett, T. M. Jones, N. H. D.
Wilson, David McKnight, M. S. Sherwood, Jed. H.
Lindsay, R. M. Sloan, C. O. Yates, R. Sterling,
Wm. Barringer, Grecnsborough; Alexander Miller,
Newborn; Dr. \V. C. Ramsey, Wadesboro': W. A.
Wright, Wilmington; R. C. Maynard, Franklin-ton;
E. P. Watson, Watsonville; A. J. York,
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity College.
OFFJCEES:
N. H. D. WILSON, President.
JED. il. LINDSAY Vice President.
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS Sec. and Treas.
N. 11. D. WILSON,)
C. G, YATES, } Executive- Committ
J. M. GARRETT, J
fie?" All communications on business of the
office should be directed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary,
86—y Greensborongh.
Edsevrorth Feinale Seminary,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. C.
The fall session of this Institution will commence
on tho lib of August nex,i-
Terms for the Session of T, :nty Weeks.—Board,
including washing, lights, fuel. &c.,$ ~-0 : English
Ti*ion, $30 ; Music on the Piano, Harp or Guitar,
$80; Vocal Music, £l2.&0; Oil Painting, $30;
Drawing, $12.60; Grecian Painting, $15; Ancient
and Modern Languages, each, $12.50.
For further particulars, apply to
jun25-y RICHARD STERLING, Principal
^/X/\ Reward.— Uanafray from the subscri-
Ji«_)l_l ber, on Saturday 8th instant. Bill a dark
mulatto, 5 feet, 9 inches high, '22 years old, weighs
about 160 pounds, one front tooth broke half off
which shows conspicuously when he laughs, which
ho doe- when spoke to, speaks with a slight lisp.
Hi 1 on when he kit neither hat or coat, 'i'heabovc
reward will be paid for his confinement in Guilford
jail, or his delivery to life, at Summerfield, Guillord
County. JOSEPH UOSKINS.
nug27 64-tf
, ceived at his form-r stand, has removed to the more
central location ou public square where be will De
happy to wait on an of bis former patrons and as
many new ones as may please to patronise him. A
splendid stock of all kinds of material on hand, such
KB jewels, hands, mainsprings, watch glasses, guards
and keys. All work warranted 12 mouths.
Jan29 fTl'JL-Tarpley's
Breeeu-Ioadlpar •fgjT
This Gun has been tested by the Armory at Rich-mond
and Raleigh, N. C, und has stood the test
finely, making a favorable impression wnerevei it
ha. been exhibited. We say, wiibout fosr ol con-tradiction,
that it is the BEST BREECH-LOADING
GUN, in the Southern Confederacy. It can be shot
with PERFECT SAFETY, »henloaJedelther ".m
the breech or muxle.. This Gun .aLESS CO-M1 LI-C-
VTED and EASIER KEPT IN ORDER than any
irun that has been invented in this country. J he
Gun was invented in Guillord county. N. C, and we
are now manufacturing it for the" State of North
Carolina,, at our Shops in Greensboro.'
faf" We are ready to sell SHOP RIGHTS to man-ufacturers
iu the gun business in any Of the jtates
in the Confederacy. •
89_tf TARPLEY, GARRETT & <
JTREENSBORO' MLTUAI. UVE.1JST-
fT SUKANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Cotnpai.y offers inducements to the public
which few possess. It is economical in its manage-ment,
and orompt ui the payment of its losses.
The insured for life are its members, and they
participate in its profits, not only upon the pre-miums
paid in, but also on a large and increasing
deposite capital kep in active operation.
A dividend of 07 *$» cent, at the last annual meet-ing
of the Company, was declared, and carried to
the credit of the Life Members of the Company.
Those desiring an insurance upon their own lives,
or on the lives of their slaves, will please address
D. P. WEIR, Treasurer.
Caution to Bankers, Brokers and
Olbers.—The public arc hereby cautioned
against receiving any of the OLD ISSUE cf the Far-mers'
Bank of North Carolina, especially any notes
that are at all muffed or THAT HAVI BEEN PASTED.
HOW TO KNOW T11K bLD 1SSCE.
Jill the new issue of this Rank have " GBKENSBOEO,"
printed in large letters on tho face and are signed
'Cyrus P. Mendenhall, President" and '• W. A.
Caldwell, Cashier" and all other notes of the Farmers'
Rank of N. C. NOT so SIGNED and/>ri'nred are OLD IS-SUE
and should bereceived with caution, as most of
the genuine notes of the old issue have been redeemed
and cancelled.
On the 24th of August, .1863, we learn, a Regiment
from Pennsylvania look forcibly from th^i vault in
Elizabeth City, a large amount of fhe OLD ISSUE of
said Bank which had been cancelled and which
doubtless they will attempt to pass.
The notes were cancelled with a punch by perfora-ting
each note with a number of holes one fourth of
an inch in diameter which is obvious to the most
casual observcr,wherc the notes have not been further
mutilated orpasled.
All $1 and S'_ certificates of this Bank should be
rejected, the genuine having been redeemed and can-celled
and some of the genuine impressions havimg
been stolen with the cancelled notes,'spurious signa-tures
no doubt will be attached to 'theui.
Persons having of tho old issue not cancelled will
please present it and receive new issue for it or the
notes ofother Banks as they may prefer.
By order of the Board of Directors at Greensboro'
N. C. 22 Sept. 18C:S.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL, President.
W. A. CALDWELL, Secretary. C8-3m
ee.
\\
• ,- : , which his shoe blacking is made. The
blacking made by this recipe is warranted, and the
i t of materials sufficient to make 100 boxes will
exceeding 50 cents. Price of recipe ONE
DOLLAR. Enclose a stamp forpre-paying postage.
.1. ,•< F. GARRETT & CO.
*ool Carding.—The undersigned would
tfully announce to the public that they
IRDING WOOL at their old stand on
Han River, ! miles north of Gibsonvilla Station,
their Cardfl in good order, they are
i make the best quality of rolls Those
i- led, are required to washil
have it free from trash and burs, putting
iv l'l lbs of wool, and one sheet to
."' lbs. Our puces for carding arc 15 cents
per!. and 20 cents for mixed, or it tolled,
1 rt. in 15. J. L. Pit: II.
A. F. LAMBETH,
"■',. rl s re, Alamance county, N. C-Nevr
Til-Weekly stage Line.—The
subscriber would announce to the traveUng
roit SALE:,
ik il i SHARES OF IRON COMPANY STOCK.
ll_fU The Magnetic Iron Company will sell 100
Shares of its Capita! Slock, of $100 each, and when
paid in full, certificates will be issued in due form,
conditioned to pay the holder and owner thereof, 25
pounds ol iron in (he monlhs of September and
March, annually, making 50 pounds per annum as
a dividend on each shaie, and no further payment
or assessment will hereafter b.e required, nor liabili-ty
incurred or debt contracted against said s;took.
This Company has a clear titla-to about 440 aciesof
good land iu 2 tracts of about 220 acres each, one
ol" which is near Friendship, in Guilford county, on
which a forge with 4 furnaces is nearly complete,
with a steam engine and saw mill in operation, near
to the vein and deposits of iron ore, which are rich
and abundant, with rights to mine and take the ore
on several plantations for 4 or 5 miles north-east
and south-west of the forge. This ore is lirst class
for making good wrought iron,—a*boul 100 tons have
been raised, and the prospect for an inexhaustible
supply is certain. The otfcer tract embraces water-power
abundant for Rolling Mills and manufactur-ing
purposes. The charter is granted fdr 00 -years
and its provisions are adapted fully to the wauls of
its shareholders.
Application made to meat Greensboro'for shares,
or any information desired by applicants, will'be
cheerfully atleuded to.
48-tf JOHN SLOAN, President.
NEW MISH ;
PrBLISBID BT
GEO. DUNN k CO., RICHMOND VA.,
, ASD
JULIAN A. SELBY, COLUMBIA, S. C.
ASNIS OF TUB VALB—Music by J. R. Thomas, au-thor
of " In my Cottage by the Sea."
'•I'ut.N Tii.s CttLiL WAS IS Ovsa—Muaieby Henry
Tucker.
Ww HATE PARTED—Poetry and Musio by Miss
Ella Wren.
KATHLEEN MATCH KEEN—F. N. Crouch.
H&.B.1* or THB SOUTH: AWAKE—C. L. Ptticolas.
Mv Wii e AND CHILD—Poetry by General Jackson,
of Ga., Music by F. W. Rosier.
SEE AT YOUR FEET A SUPPLIANT ONE—Balfe
ROOK MB TO SLEEP, MOTHEK—Music by J. H.
Hewitt.
MOTHER, IS THB BATTLE Ovsa ?
VijiuiKiAH MAI«E:LLAI»E—Original French Mu-sic.
KEEP MB AWAKB, MOTHER—Denck.
THE SOUTH—J. H. Hewitt
ALL QUIET AXOHO THB POTOMAC TO-HIOHT—J.
H. Hewitt.
ALL PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, WITH ORNA-MF.
NTAL TITLES.
RETAIL PRICB, $1 EACH.
The trade supplied at " half off, with an additional
five per cent, when one hundred of any one piece is
ordered.
Blank Music Lines on the? best cap paper, 91 per
shee; of four pages—forty per cent, off the trade.
Richmond, Va, Sept., 18C3. 71-2w
Congressional Election—Notice is here-by
given to the voters of Guillord County, that
an election will be held at the several Election Pre-cincts
in said County, on the first Monday (4th day)
of November next, for a member of the next Con-federate
Congress for the Sixth Congressional Dis-trict.
The following persons are appointed Justices and
Inspectors of said election : .
Greensborough—Joseph A. Weathcrly, Esq., John
McAdoo, If. D Smith.
Jumestown—Wm. H, Reece, Esq., Wilson Hiatt,
Peter Davis. -
High Point—R. F. Sechrest.Esq., W. F. Bowman,
John A. Bain
Ross's—F. Fentress, Esq., George Hendrix,
Absalom Jerrall.
Friendship—D. W. Edwards, Esq , John Blalock,
Levcn Kirkman.
J. R. Gilmers—Wm. R. Smith, Esq , John Whar-ton.
H. C. Dick.
Glenn's—Joseph W. W. Gilmer, D. C. Stewart,
Thomas Ragan.
Bruce's Cross Roads—Joseph Hoskins, Esq., Jos.
Harms, John A. Hoskins.
Monticcllo—Isaao Tbacker, Esq., John A. Mebane
James Gant.
Thompson's—William P. Heath, Esq., Lewis I.
Apple, John R. Kernodle.
Coble's—William Coble, Esq., William Smith,
Daniel Linebery.
Double Springs—Jesse Benbow, J. R. Nelson,
Allen Lowry.
Jtkif" The magistrates above appointed, are re-quired
to make their returns to me, at the Court
House iu Grcensborough, on the next day attei the
election. •
71-3w C. A. BOON, 8heriff.
rphoiiMei.trBoxeiel the Setutti
J. ERN HEPaVTIC PILLS have been ordered in
one day. Wherever known their use continues.
Wuhout puffing, they have gained ground by their
real value, ftar"* More than five hundred parsons
are known to have been cured by these Pills.-^g
This excellent family medicine is recommended
by the proprietor as good only for disease of the
Liver. His correspondents say that they also cure
Billioua Rhematiam, Pneumcnia, Chills and Fevers.
BiUious Fevers, Pilea and Worms. They are a per-fectly
safe medicine.
Peter Vaden, Esq., of Dinwiddie County, Virginia,
after describing remarkable cures in his family of
Billions Rheumatism and Pleurisy, ■.;■: "My
Doctor's bill has been heretofore from $175 to |200
per year. I have used them (these pLU») for my
family, which consists ofeighteen white and colored,
and have not called in a Doctor. Tide is a great
saving. They certainly are the beet tamely medi-cine
ever discovered."
Rev. John W. Potter, of Green eounty, North
Carolina, had suffered twelve years from a diseased
liver, which the physicans had not been able to
cure. He says: *' I commenced taking the Hepa-tic
Pills with no confidence in them. They acted
like a charm on me. From that hour I have improved.
I have persevered in their use until now, by God's
blessing, I am well and hearty. I had a negro man
who, as I believe, was saved from death by a dose of
these pills. My Doctor's bill was annually from
$100 to $200, bat I have had no use for a physician
Bince."
Thos. II. Raney, Esq.. Granville county N. C,
says: *• I find your pills to be the best family med-icine
I have ever used. They hafe proved very
beneficial in my own case. I have been very much
afflicted for 15 years, and have tried every kind of
medicine that 1 could get, but have found more re-lief
lrom your pills than all others. My disease is
a bronchial affliction, and a complete prost.-ation of
the nervous system. I have used them in ten or fif-teen
cases in my family, and find them to be the very
medicine for nearly all family diseases.
The great rise in the price of ingredients and the
heavy taxes, compel the proprietor to increase the
retail price or quit the manufacture. They are not
more profitable to him than when sold at lower
rates.
PRICE—$1.50 a box. For $15 a doxeu boxes will
be sent prepaid to any part of the Confederacy.
Those who desire less than a dozen boxes, must ap-ply
to the druggists. Great reduction made to
Druggists and Merchants who buy by the gross.
Cash must always accompany orders.
Address GEORGE W. DEEMS,
Wilson, N. a
For sale in Greensboro, N. C, by J. & F. Garrett.
Grain Sacks.—Grain Sacks, 2 bushels ca-pacity
for sale by A. A. WILLARD,
60-y Greensboro', N- C.
Stolen*—FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD '.—Was
stolen from the subscriber on the right of the
4th instant, a DARK BAY MARE, no white about
her only a few- white hairs around her right hind
foot.- about twelve years old, of medium size and
well made—a very good animal. I will give tla»
above reward for the delivery of said mare to me at
Morton's Store, Alamance county, N. C, or at any
other convenient point, so that Ifan get her. Any
information leading to the recovery of the animal
will be thankfully received. Address me at Mor-ton
s Store. L. W. SIMPSON.
71 -3w * err
#500
I <eorK<
Greensborough, N. C.
on and after the first day ol July next
lie will cc running a tri-weekly line of
from Greensboro' to Madison, leaving I Ireens-bor
lugh on Tui - lays, Thursdays und Saturdays at
eh i :n.. and leaving Madison Mondays,
1 Fridays, at the same hour.
will be spared to rendeV comfortable
pati Bize this line-
J. S. BROWN.
. Allen,
Oilers for Sale.
1 in ill yds Brown Sheeting".
500 '•• Colored Ditto for Negro Clolhing.
500 ■• Factory and Country Plaids.
200 " Grey Cassiiuere.
20<> Dunches Cotton Yarn No. 7 to 14.
lbs Copperas.
60.0 lbs Sugar.
And nn assortment of notions 60-0ra ■
Rauaway.—My boy AARON, on the 25th
day of August. 1861, and is supposed to be in
Randolph or Moore counties. 1 purchased him at the
Bale of Wm. Brady, deceased, near Josiah Cheek,'s
Store Randolph county. Complexion, dark brown
skin, weighs 180 pounds, six feet high, and very
likely with long sboally black hair, and about
twenty one years old. 1 will pay $300 for the np
prehension and delivery, or confinement in any goal,
>* (bat 1 can get him, also. §200 more lor proof that
leads to the convict tou of any responsible person for
harboring said boy. NATHAN HAINLINE,
Fulton, N. C.
i*'rUlnS Islk.—The best made in the Con-il
fi leracy. and warranted equal to any ever
i the North. For sale at the Patriot
136—3m
s;lleui t'ack.—1 am now running a HACK
-I' rough ami Salem, leaving
sdays and Fridays, and leaving
Wednesday; and Saturdays. Persons wish-
: >' we< :i ll • - will find tins a
ibli and expeditious line—making the trips
by day-Ugat. M. JORDAN.
67-tf
Extract ol Logwood.-350 lbs Lxtract
of Logwood for sale by
A. A. WILLARD,
Gr#cnsboro'. N. C.
.'.is s Wanted,—We wish to purchase any
ty ot Furs, fer which wo will pay 6 cents
cei Is for Coon, Fox and Musk-rat;
a sen lcr Mink.
W-tf J. & F. GARRETT.
Bargains! Bargains!!—We would re-spectfully
inform the public that we feel con-strained
to adopt a new method in the conduct of
our business. From and after this date we propose
to discard the present high prices in the disposition
of our goods, and sell at prices which ruled beforo
the war. tajdng m payment country produce at the
s.\nie rsttes. This is fair. It does away with fabu-lous
prices, aud reduces things to a reasonable
standard.
Our work is warranted to be equally as good as
can be put up in the Confederacy, and a call will
satisfy you thai we are disposed to deal liberally.
Anibrutypcs taken in good style, and on the same
terms as above. B. G. GRAHAM & CO.
seplO 06-tf
County- Agent's Office,
Greensboro,' Oct. 12, 18G3.
" TAX IN KIND."
The Quarter Master's Department is greatly in
need of -GRAIN, and the farmers of Guilford are
earnestly requested to bring in their " tithe " CORN,
as tho exigencies of the service require its delivciy
at the earliest possible day. A. P. ECKEL.
71-3w Ag't. for Guilford County.
(^■inglng'Class.—Prof. Mathews will com-
© mence a course of lessons in the art of chorus
singing, in the ODDFELLOW'S HALL, on Monday
night, OcTober 19th, at a quarter past seven o'clock.
This course of lessons is designed to teach ladies
and gentlemen the art of singing by note.
The CARMINA SACRA will be the textbook.
Terms five dollars for the courso of twelve les-ms.
71-2w
lloot and Shoe
Wagon Tor Sale !—One 3 Horse Wagon
Apply to A. A. WILLARD,
68-td Greensborough. N. C.
Lost or Stolen.—In Greensborough on Tues-day
of last Court week, a PISTOL, Allen's six-shooting
revolver, in a leather case, black inside,
and ihe fair or grain side-of the leather outside. A
liberal reward will be given for the return ot the
t'istol to me. J. A. M. COBLE.
65-tf Patterson's Store. !.. C.
I inseed Oil for sale at retail by
*d A. A. WILLARD.
82-tf Greensborough.
IlfcWAitiV—For tiie arrest ofwhe
thief and the recovery of twenty-one
boxes of Tobacco or its valuo. Each box as
branded in blue loiters, " W. F. Flippen, the Pride
oftuewesf, Danville, Va.," and was loaded by
us on the - 7th of September, lbliJ, to a man culling
himself J. F. King, to be delivered to J. & F. Garrett,
Greensboro', N. C. This man iiad a two horse wagon
driven by a negro, and a cue horse wagon drawn by
a very large sray mare.
The man was about 45 years old, 5 feet 7 or 8
inches high, weight 105 to 175 pounds. We think
his hair was slightly gray, and his complexion
dark. He said he had been loaded with flour and
baccn, which he had sold some 6 or 8 miles back on
the road in North Carolina.
This man professed to be from Guilford county,
where he said he had lived for -ibout six years.
Any information that may lead to the discovery
of the tobacco will be most thankfully received and
the above reward promptly paid.
CHAMBERS & PATRICK.
53-tf ' Danville. Va.
Notice-—The Partnership heretofore existing
under tho name and style of Trotter & Mc-
Farland, is this day desolved by consent.
All persons indebted to said lirm will please make
immediate payment to W. D. Trotter, as the busi-ness
must be closed. The said Trottor would em-brace
the present opportunity, ofreturning hi3 most
grateful thanks to his many friends and customers
for past favors, and hopes by strict attention and
application to business to merit a continuance of
the same, and respectfuUy invites the attention of
the public generally, to his large stock of GRO-CERIES
AND DRY GOODS which he will con-stantly
keep on hand, consisting of the following
articles, to wit: SUGAR, SYRUPS, SPICE, Ginger,
CONFECTIONARIES and a line assortment of DYE
STUFFS, together with Ladies' and Gentlemen's
DRY GOODS and READY MADF. CLOTHING, all
of which will be sold LOW for cash, either whole-sale
or retail at the old stand on West Market street
corner of second square.
27-tf W. P. 1 ROTTER.
JOU\ LEDFOKD, COACIFAND BUGGY
MANUFACTURER, keeps on hand, Rockaways,
Buggies, and Light Carriages of different styles,
and prices. Orders will be promptly filled: repairs
done at short notice ; and all work warranted for 12
months, on fair usage.
Having been, constantly engaged for more than
twenty years, in the Coach business, I natter my-self,
that I shall be able to please, both in prices,
and quality. Call and examine for yourselves.
Shops on East street formerly occupied by M. B.
Armfield. 26-tf
Splendid Carriage Cor Sale-—A splen-did
two-horse family carriage, the body on C
springs, and in good condition is offered at a bargain.
Apply at the Patriot office.
julSO • __
Sugar!
SUGAR 1!
, SUGAR!! I
I have just received a large lot of SUGAR, of fine
. grades, which I offer for sale, wholesale or retail, at
prices to suit the tonics. «.—__•,
39-tf W. P. TROITER.
Makers Wanted.—
i Liberal prices will be paid. Apply immediate-ly
to L. L.'TnOMAS & Co.,
7l_Gw Thomasvillc, N. C.
County Salt—A large lot of salt is now on
hand ready for delivery to the distributing
agents in the several diUricts of the counfy. A mee-ting
of Hie agents will be held in the Court Hou-e
at 12 o'clock on Tuesday of our Superior Court to at-tend
to business pertaiuingto their office.
«&?*■ ALL the Magistrates of the County are ear-nestly
requested to be in attendance on the same
occasion, as ma-ters of the utmost importance will
be brought before them.
• JED H. LINDSAY,
70.2 w Chairman, G. C. C.
Insurance Office,
Greensborough, N. C. Sept. 10th, 1803.
At a meeting of the Directors of this company an
assessment of ten per cent, was made and ordered
to be col'ected en all premium notes outstanding on
the 1st day of March, 1863.
68-lw PETER ADAMS, Sec.
Musical Instruction.—Prof. W. S. B
Mathews will remain in Greensborough and
give private lessons in. Music, until further notice.
Very particular attention will be giveu to the in-struction
of beginners.
TERMS REASONABLE. 07-3m
QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE, C. S.
A., GaEKSsnoRO, N. C. Aug. 6, 1863.
Wanted to hire immediately TWENTY GOOD
HOUSE CARPENTERS, to whem liberal prices
will be paid. SAM'L R. CHISMAN,
Gl-tf Major and Q. M.
alt ! Salt! 1—500 Sacks Salt thoroughly dry,
made in October last for sale by
HIATT & STANTON,
6T_tf • Greensborough.
S
at Manufactory In Greennboro',
N. C.—We are now manufacturing all of th3
different grades of FUR AND WOOL HAT-such
asOito, Muskrat, Mink, Rabbit, Raccoon, of ALL
COLORS ; also WOOL HATS of all the different
grades and colors. Merchants wanting GOOD,
HONEST HATS, made entirely by Southern men
and of Southern material, can have their orders fill-ed
on such terms as will prove satisfactory to them
and their customers.
We will buy all the good pelt FURS that wo can
get, such as Otto, Mink, Muskrat, Beaver, Coon and
Rabbit, for which we will pay CASH, or exchange
hats on fair terms. , ..
For all colouring of garments hereafter, we shall
charge according to the cost of the dye-stuffs_used
in the colouring. J. & *• <iA&fr,e
jalO gl-tf
1" >allorlng^MySbop is filty yards north of
Rankin & McLean's old storehouse, where l
invite my fiiends and customers to call as I int*-nd to
give sotisfaction to all who call on me. ESPfcClA^
ATTENTION GIVEN TO GARMENT CUTTING..
Prices in accordance with the times. Call and sec.
34_tf A. DILWOR1M.
UBOBOE 1. HICUANAN.
Died at Winder Hospital, Richmond, Va., on the
8th instant, of tvphoid fever, private GEORGE T.
BUCHANAN, member of Co. F. 2nd N. C. Cavalry.
The subject of this notice was quite a promising
young man. He joined the company above men-tioned
in July last, on its return from Pennsylvania.
During the short time which he spent in the service
of his country, he acted the part of a bravo, magnani-mous,
obedient and zealous soldier ; and, although
he had net had many opportunities of gathering
gory lauitels on t e red field of carnage, yet he de-serves
as high a monument as rises over the resting
places of any of earth's proudest conquerors,—a
monument, not of marble, nor of brass, nor of gold,
—but one which shall lift its summit until a halo of
eternal light shall gather about it, and gild it with
beams of glory. He was a remarkable instance of
Christian or soldierly submission and resignation
under sufferings; and lelt behind him, to surviving
friends, the joyful evidence that he had passed away
to that land of rest, where the dm- » forever
muffled, and the clash of a"»= is never heard. Jl«
sent an impressive petition for mercy to the hrone
of erace »»J sang a few words to the well-known
common metre tune called " Hallelujah a short
time before his spirit took its flight. His obit will
no doubt be deeply lamented by his relatives and
friends, but they must bear iu mind that such is
God's will; but Jesus will one day say to all what
he sa"id to George's pure spirit:
" Spirit, leave thy house of clay ;
Lingering dust, resign thy breath ;
Spirit cast thy cares away;
Dust, be thou dissolved in death,.
Thus the mighty Saviour speaks
While th< faithful soldier dies
Thus the bonds of life he breaks
And tho ransomed captive flies."
E. C. T.
Reward.-Ranaway from the sub-scriber
about the 1st of July, a negro
man JACOB who~is Stout thickset and'dark com-plected,
30 years of age, 3 feet, 1 or 8 inches in
1- halr thick and
ADAM'S FIRST SABBATH* IN PARADISE.—
Slowly did the band of tho Invisible roll
back the curtains ofdarkness tbatenvloped
the earth'. One by one tlid tho broath of
the angels extinguish the efar lamps of
lloavcn ! And as the sun flung back the
gorgous clouds that had veiled his rising
brow, and sprang up on his fiery course,
»as a steed spriDgeth to the battle,"—while
tho light of bis countenance, like tho vyu
of a fond mother beamed tenderly upon tho
infant earth he chcrifhed—the . ';hosis
thereof" veiled and bowed themselves at the
near approach of their Creator and their
God!*****.*
Standing beneath tho branches of a sprea-was
too fair—nor an arch-angel, for it had
no wings—nor cherub, for it wore no spark*
ling crown—nor a seraphim, for they are
ever veiled, and this was not, save bv its
purity. The form was tmman, yet divinely
so—upon its brow there dwelt, as on bis
own, the radienoe of Heaven. It trad an
eye, whoso glance dissolved his soul within
its liquid depths—a lip, whose sigh ;waa
dearer than the breath that fans the Throne
—a voice, whose words were richer than
the incense-laden wind, and like the tone*
he heard at eventide, he would not, coald
not, dared not disobey.
He led her forth beneath the limei
tree's shade and through the citron groves.
He twined the myrtle and the orange
bough, and wreathed these with the thorn-less
rose that grew only in Paradise, to
dock her brow; he plucked the richest
clusters of the grape and laid them at her
feet ; rte wiped the down from the fair
cheek of the nectarine, released the golden
fdantain from its rind, and brought the
iicioos fig that she might eat. Ho wine cup
sparkled there; but a clear spring supplied
them with water, and a bunch of tall,
white lillies, a sweet drinking cop.
* * * a * * *
Suddenly the place was filled with melo-dy
! A thousand golden harps rang soft
yet clear; a thousand voices joined in raising
high the gathering song of Heaven ! Ami
brosial airs swept through tho garden, and
the swaying boughs gave back a deep
response ! The joyful gnsh of fountain*, as
they leaped up in.their play, chimed gayly
in with the woo/j-rob'n's soog of welcome
and of Peaco I
It was the morn of Earth's primeval:
and the "Hosts" of the great uncreated
gathored here to consecrate His last and
noblest word, to His own holy use. Be-tween
the "Tree of Knowledge" and of
biasing cloud, that none could ever look
upon and live, served as a veil to bide Hie
awful brow. From its midst, as some
bright orb in the far depths of Heaven,
beamod, with a lustre withering and
intense, "Tho great All Seeing Eye,"
which scanned the ranks successive as they
knelt' The S^raphims, who bow forever
round the eternal Throne, veiled with
their sparkling wings their prying eyes
and done low rovorence. Cherubic legions
too, had loft the "goldon battlements of
Heaven" to worship here on oarth. Ar-changel
bands no moro made their glitter-ing
swords in distant worlds, but sped in
peaceful garb tojoin the rest. And angels,
too, left for an hour their embassies of
peaco, to worship here before Man, "pure
and just," "princes," and mighty "powers;"
birds, beasts, and creeping things; all that
the hand ofGod had made in earth, or sea,
or sky, wore summoned her3 to witness
man's first act ol fealty in keeping God's
first law.
Hour after hour rolled on, and still the
voice of praise ascended, and tho gush of
song broke from the innumerable host
that knelt in hrmble worship there, till,
as tho sun rested his chariot on the west-ern
hills, tho ''still, small voice" of the
Eternal King bade the two last croatures
he had made "stand forth I"
Oh ! it would noed an angel's pen-to paint
how grandly awful and sublime the scene
that made- our parents one! They laid
not down their offspring on an altar built
by man, but on the footstool of the Throne
itself! No temple seared its sculptured
roof above them, but the deep arch of
Heavon's blue dome was their .gorgeous
ceiling! No human friends stood round
in wedding robes, but the wide hosts ol the
Omnipotent, clad in tho royal livory of
Heaven! No feeble worm pronounced
them man and wile, but the voice pf Uj>-
whose gentles* -**-*- ^-aes tBo XJn«.
.erne, declared the two "Onejtesh!' MM
all his armies answered, "Yea, Amen !"
Gorgeously did the Bun draw the crimson
curtains of his couch, as ho flung himself
to rest theroon. Tenderly did the angels
sing their evening parting hymn, as they
bade adieu to the brigh earth. Tranquilly
did tho first star of evening pour its mel-low
beam upon the violet bod of two fair
beings, as they lay foldod in each other's
arms.
*******
Anothor evening came. There was thorns
in the pillow of Adam, and the flaming
sword of the Cherubim flashed between
his sleepless oyes and bis ones loved Eden.
Tho Serpent he had caressed had stung
him; and sin, ingratitude and death
man's solo heritage!
wero
ding pomegranite trco, whose flowor and
fruit the morning, breeze scattered prom-iscuously
at his feet, wan tho Father of the
human race. His refulgent brow, unsul-fragrant
si
60-tf
Quarter ^S^'oct. 13, 1888. [ irselued down upon tho form of the light
PROPOSALS wUl be received at t is olHce until the serpent nestling at his feet. Tbe.r glances
WOOD.
71-3w
UtU7%^^ert71^sb 10,000 HICKORY
POLES, from one to three inches in diameter, l ru-posals
for a less quan.y will be considered
Also, proposals for three hundwd cords of OAK
Him 8. K. tIU»M.i.«,
Maj. and Q. M.
F.r Sale^^One fine four year old MARE COLT,
' t£f4w Graham, N-C^
A Ilafter Wanted.—The undersigned will
"y.he highest cash prices for a number one
Hatter over Conscript age.
mot—and Adam stooped and laid his hand
ontly upon its princely crest, smoothed
its scales ot crimson, green and gold ,
brilliant wings and closed
o
down
tolded its
lion's
iiiB eyes
His cars
till his
4G-tr
JOKES & SON,
Thomasville, N. C.
eyes—then like an infant wearied with I
toy, ho turned to playing with
and sleeping leopard's spots
beheld the beautiful earth I
drank in tho harmopy of nature,
heart could hold no Longer, his moving lips
poured forth a gush ol joyous melody, wild,
deep, and thrilling as a harp string's chord
swept by «n angei's hands.
Lured by the winning music of his voice,
Mr-tobacco.—300 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco , ^ f^air hhaanndd Dpaarrtteedd tho twining boughs o
1 fine grades, a large portion old, ft^|leJjT> | lue myrtle, and a bright form sprang_umia
'<*-** —■ I to his side. Hlee stopped and gazed en this
S.alamander Safe for Sale.-A number, ^"viBitor it was n0 angel, for it
) one sale. Apply « 'flis vffice' t
INSECT LIKK—Insects must lead a truly
joviale life. Think what it must be to lodge
in a lily. Imagino a palaco of ivory or
pearl, with columns of silver and capitals
of gold, all exhaling such a perfume as
never aroso from human censor. Fancy
again tho fun of tucking yourself up for tho
night in tho folds of a roso, rocked to sleep
by tho gontlo sighs of a summer's air, and
nothing to do when you awalfe but to
wash yourself in a dow-drow and and fall
to and cat your bod-clothes.
DESERTERS IS ALABAMA.—We learn that
there is a band of deserters in .Randolph
County, Ala., whose numbers reach the
enormous fj^uro of 40Oand upwards; and
tlrey have all tho formility of a batalion or
regimental organization, and carry on a
systematic warfare upon Conscript officers
and others who attempt to transfer them to
more honorable and useful service. We
understand that Major Hunt, whose head,
quarters are at West Point, and who, un-der
orders from General Pillow, employs a
battalion of cavalry in the arresting and
conscripting service in Alabama, sent a
lorce alter these fellows not long since,
which the latter routed, killing and woun-ding
a few, and taking about twenty priso-ners,
which they actually paroled. Ibis
treason organization is assuming formida-ble
propoUions, and Major Hunt should
bo furnished immediately, with a force suf-ficient
to brsak up the foul nest.
■ †m m
p&~ HAVINO ADDED CONSIDERABLY TO
our facilities for job printing, and having in our
office only experienced, competent journevm.n
printers, we are better prepared than ever to exe-cute
job printing in any style that may be des.red.
We shall endeavor to keep on hand good paper, ana
other stock, and will guaranty as good work as oan
be done in the Southern Confederacy. Prices m
accordance with the times.
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