The Greensborough patriot [November 24, 1864]

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mm GREENSBOROUGH PATRIO
VOL. XXVI.
I D I I ,T ! I ONt. -Host between u.y house ami VV
|. 'A l< I I I I : lA V. Smith's uu iheoih 01 October, 18b4
1 -li-i-J A. -LA. 1. HIV -l- ^ |>oek#| boot c ,nlainlBg ,e,eral hundred
,., , . , ,."u,*/i|| ; dollars iu rr.onev al.o t.wo railroad certin-til
\ VV . lMlULl' «* W. calM|M« lor 6 sb-resinuiy name, toe
other fa- 1 share m the name ol fchsha
JOHN P. CiO-tfliS. editor.
Price $10 per Annum.
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Wharlou, deceased, two certifioatea of de-posit
issuedbyJesse H Lindsay depositary at
Oree. iborougu, N. C, one for *1C<JU00,
No. J..I, dated March Mill, 1804, me olher
for $76tK).«)0, dated March 14th, i»b4 the
Oral payable to Joan Wharton, i lie second
iu John W. Wharton, two notes uu William
Prilcheti and Noah M. Gilnier, one lor $°-62,
Uic oilier lor $57 lirteiesi paid ou uoih nole*
'ahingtu! rebruary Co M IMS, one Certificate on
o the Savings U.uk tor $3*50.00 dated An-
. . u«. Fro. I «„,! is^fone nete on A. P. McDeniel for
p■*a'u. - §140 wilh a credit ol $55 besides several
pnetors
EilSies ol Ad\< rilbiii^.
I uNfcuOLLAR lor each con-
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otherwise receivi-ig them.
uuvi-wVcr* JOHN WHARTON.
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1VX AUCTION ANu COMMISSION
.VI ICHA.M'S
No -74, Broad -trrel, Augusta, Ueorgia,
(jive strict and pciconal ailet ion to the
sale or purchase »t all kinds goods or pro-duce,
lucludiug >l»i u'acti.red 1 )baoc<> and
t ottou, Also, to the sale or purchase ol
..in.!-, i.igiues stocks, : ou Is o. other spe-cies
oi piup.-rty i onsignineu!* ivspeatlul1
ij avliciled and : r w.i.l return* mile.
a»/saaiiOks.
Augusta, (»a . kV U Unlhu J A Ansley It
i.o, i men.., A J'.husloa, K li day. May-or
.1 I he City di.il iu m» bim. as men ol
A nguai A genera' ,.
.•ai. -Ule, Vu. VI X atitherlin. VV B
ill iuer, 1' a J avidaon A <-'^-. lieorge t
biowu, Hank ol Virginia, J A .Snath, t- V*
•v . ki:i«, i ii ui.i i' M»al, T C Viiiimns it
• •> . fortei FUfcr., J f .lo..rou. aud to the
luoinesa n. u ol *..vi.l« ^uiivi ..ly.
• : ■:.-• .'i, >. I Uf| J..<uf* Soan.
l runn !iugar !
iJ> Prime B.owu aiigar :o Bile by
iugtf--y J Ai 1. UAHKETT.
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.j .M M 0AL!>WKLL.
IT THE
■ i .n issa= i.-j. Rail ttoad Shops, ne*r the
Ureeusburough,. 2». t . :
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O..D curi'i.n,
i AS 1' dl'EEL,
UACuN, fOK.lt
UKN, AN1» CORN MEAL,
: .i- wnich ihc highest CASH J'RlCKs
, . be paid. oct2S 7-.'-lJui
V UClioa Sale.-On Monday the
;i _;4i]i iuetant, commencingal 11 o'clock
i. m., we »vi 1 offer lor sale at our auction
-;, !.• :;i Green noroiigh,
1 Marble IOJ> Centre Table,
I Folding leaf Table,
'i Parlor Chairs, cushioned,
1 T.vo-norse wagon and ilsrness,
1 Fine iloise,
100 £ acks J-ai:,
. bis Crown Sugar,
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1 I07 fash unable Boanel Praxes,
IUWO lbs Country Iron,
10 kegs old U >miuion Nails,
■2 likely NEUKO Mi-N, about li years
1 •' gj.-l, a house aervajit, (if not sold
ul private sale)
ocl«J-l)5l J. IF. GARRKTT 4 i O.
ijur Sale.—Having qualified as Exe-
1 cut rs on the • state of A P. I'.obert-
6.n, deceased, we will proceed to sell at
t .e residei ce ol the deceased ou the i'eid-uioui
Rail Road, 3 miles below Reidsviile
„ii ihe -7th Oruber next, on a credit ol 1^
months, Il LIKELY M.UK'JES consulting
of men, women and children, crop, stock
and provisions. Bond and approved secu-rity
will be required.
W W. RUrSF.RTSON, ^ Ex r„
ocowo* A L. ROBERTSON,/
uai teiJiiahler'a 4»IU<<?,
Urecnaboru, N- C.
anted to hire P1K1V LABORERS, im-medisiely,
to be employed al this post.
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GREENSBOROUGH, N. C, NOVEMBER 34, 186 NO. 1*327.
d'rs Cblel Karvlllas o»Mcs>,
Ora Co o Diaimcr, N. C.
Oreensborough Stpteinbei, IsOl.
GBNKKAI. OBUBXS, I
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In pursuance of Circular No. 45, current
. is, utSepl 17th, ib'J4, i.aunty Baroll
,11^ Oihcers uri luieby ordered to assemble
s .in Iram 11 to OU years of sge. liable
I . uillll try s'l-.io-, a' lueir respeo-tvi- count)
seats lor n.edicai examination, excepting
only .-u. h parties thai u.ay ha»e boeu I'm
Isued witn ueriihcates if ieim.uei.tex-emptioii
imm Medieal Lxaininiug Hoard,
luce May 1st, lMi4
lu «uy case oi '• permanent exempiiou"
re 'i' K i .1 in„ ■ nil. er may ba«« sub
. , ii, , ., ii in- -up, os.us ma' "'e isa
..^. t*xi*ls oi iii,i r*u l *»a i .
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, , .,. i,i_> wi.i 101' uwl u c^use loe
ii. ,i ..i r«s ex.uuinai.i«ii
Norllitasroi.ua Out I lord Co.
AUperior Courl ol Law, tpriag Taisi,
18o4.
1). f. Weir, vs. W. J. MoCounell.
Same <s bime.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
In ibis case it appearing lo the saitsfao-iiou
of tu« Court, ihai-ltie uefea^ant, W. J. |
McCubi.eU, is not *-. iuhabitant of this '
Slate ; It is therefore ord»rel by the Court j
that p..olication bemads for six successive |
aeeks in the Greet •'0 c 1'jirul, notifying '
the said W. J. McC su*r tc i.« and appear '
before'tht Judge sf •• ir neii vipeiiar Csiirt j
of Law, lo be held : r '' < «urily of Guuferd I
ai th« Court House .u <<r>ensboio on the ,
4ih Mouduy auer 13' 4ta iiotnlay in Sep- |
tembei next, thou ai d '.i:e'e, to plead, aa- i
swer or deaar, or 'ii. *ni fisukl will lw I
entered against bin, - *•> the i loperiy levied ;
en ordered U he .i ' '. lo salisly plsinliffs
debiand costs ef sui .
Witness, VV. I). I ratter. Clark of said
Court at etfice, the 4-u Monday after the
4th Monday of Marcu, 1604.
Issued ihe 14th day of May, 1864.
V?. I). TROTTER, C. S. C.
sep7 17-uwadv$10
NortlsCarollua listuuoipli ce.
Court »f i'.eas and Quarter kessions,
August Term, lbo-4.
Ruth M. Davis,
*■• • Nathan Davis aud others.
PETITION r'JR DOWER.
It appearing loth I'.tUficljOV of the
Court, lhal .Naihau Davis, W.iuer Davis,
Wi. slo» Uavis, heirs of 11. V. Davia, de-ceased,
a d ths heirs J\ Lewis Jones, de-ceased,
t.re not mbabuaiit of this Slate; It
is therefore oidered by the Court, that pub-lication
be made in t-e uieen-boro' Patiiot
lot six successive weius, uotityi'.ig said ue-leudaut
lo appear at «-U» 'jext Court of
l'leas ami yu«rier Se n ■ , ;•• t-e l.eid to'
the county ol Rajtdol] '. *' ihe ' our- Hou.t
in Asuehoro uu ihe ! .1 '•! u.u> ol Novem-oer
next, aud snow os>se i. a y '.hey have,
wu> the prayer of tb o».. NUMI sr.ould not
be granted, otherwist -x.eo.Se will bo heard
exparie as lo mem
Witness, J. H. brojj ,('lers ol said Court,
the 1st Monday of August, l».i.
ls-tfwapv*10 J '' Bll«»«YN, C'erk.
L;!;«fe ol v«rt!i Carolina,
O eUlLORD CJUNCy.
In Equity.
David P. Weir, Treasurer, &e.,
vs.
W. J. MeConr.el, Andrew D. Lindsay, Guar-dian,
and others,
Emsley Armfield. adminisuator of Hamil-ton
ArniiMd, deceased,
VS.
W. J.McCouuel, Andrew D. Lindsay, and
others
Ou ittdaviu filed, it appesring that the
deieiidantsin ice above twa stated suits,
W.J. MeConnel and Andrew K Lindsay,
are not inhabitants of this State; I; is
therefore ocdere.1 that publication be made
for o* weeks iu the 0 reeusborongh PaNiui
for the said W.J. McConnel anu Andrew l>.
Liudsay lo be and appear before the Judge
ofeur Courl of Eouity u be held for tu«
county of Guiiford at ta« Courl House ia
Greensboro' oi ihe 4i:i Monday after ths
4tu Moaday in Marco, looJ, ihan and
there to plead, .i.swer or demur lo the
plaitiiilfs bills in the sbove staled casss,
otkcrwisejudgmer.t pre confesso will be u-ken
snd the cases set down for hearing ex
pane >> le thess.
Wiiuess, Joseph M Morehead, Clerk
and Master of oar said Court at office in
Greensbo'O' on tue 2lst day of September,
1864. JOS. BI. MOREHEAD, C*M. E.
sep2S 29-6wad$10
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liuve wni ue L.ciudeuail panics
il re e,..i.i:uel ..u.i ursigueu lo lisnl
luii i. .ii, .ud e»ery depanmeut ol ih<
. ,.)•..'. nmcui.
1 iei uegl •.- .io.li !•' lo 5 i ar.- iiio::i .el
.; . a.,d the lasi l iy ■ ' eucn
.. I c r -i .uiiiiaio..
; i.;, > *» l - 11 BUI
ii II gL.lt I ■†††Ul-ll.e.B ..
.1,, ne uumbei oneacu oi :ne up
I nuiuidays. I'hey will also cause tins no-nce
i'. be.so thoroughly advertised, thai
. , ., ay be no niinecceaaary time loal Iroia
i e various pursuits Ol tlio»e nab e, and
...j■: attendance eusurcJ on the days
specihed.
All persons embraced in ibis call are ao-
., inn . .1 lo !>u present at the lolloa
limes a d jilaces, oi lue.j will becmisid
. - i- : cusanl oouscripleand treated ac-c.
rJin- ■
i!.\ iminations in pursuance of Ciroular
ISureau 01 Uonscripiion, current series,
will be instituteil tame t::.i.':
Salem, 1' .-. lb eoifitj October, 4,5, 6,
Danbui . !Stokescoun October, 10, 11,
IVeulw irvh, ilu^ki-igham county, Uctober,
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kanceyville L'aswel! county, October 20,
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bui : i • Roxl fo, Person county, October Z4,2o,
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in^ c-ji .. . ' ii.ee i >i in Graham, Alauiuiice county, Oclobor 81,
y acres of Novembei 1, ~.
whi. - Greeusborough, (iu.lford county, Novem-sold
l ice I | is ow<:e ;• her 3,4, 5, 6, 7 6,9,10.11"
tn ui JAMES. 0. DOB.-IN,
Noil., ca.oliua Itaudulpli
t-iuul) .--Couit-d l'leas and (Quar-ter
fcessious, Sor. Term, 1SU4.
Martina M Nance, vs. Wyalt Nance and
others.
Pr.lTUON FOR DOW KB.
It appearing o ine salis.aotioa of the
Court, ihal James l'eaice and wile are nol
inliatntanis ol this State ; It is ihereibre or-dered
D> the Court mat publicutiou be maue
iu ihe (ireeusboro Patriot lorsix^uccossive
weeks, nouiyiug sail deieudauis to appear
HI our next I ourt ot 1'ieas and l^u irler Ses-sions
lo be held Tor the conuty oi Randolph
at the Court House in Asneboro OB the tirsi
Monday ol K-biuiry next, auii show cause
if any, wh/the prayers of the petiouei
-:,ou.d u t be jifauu-d, otherwioe me case1
will he be.rd ex|iarte as lo tuem
Wiiaess, J. U. Brown. Clerk of said
Court ai ouice the Is' Monday in rtavembrr,
lbtt4. J. H BROWN, Clerk.
a7-«wadv$20
. uiiii Carolina, ItocUla^;-
i.\ UUI2I C'O-—* ourlot l'leas and tjuar-lei
se.sriO'is. Vugust 'feriu, lti'j'i.
Nathan t.anaday, acici'r o/ Wm. Cauaday
vs.
Absalom Caualay anJ oliicrs.
PETITION TO >ELI. LAND TO PAY
DEBTS.
il appearing lo the court thai William
C. Rice oue of the defendants in the aboie
staled case, resides beyond ihe li-riils of
this State ; It is therefore ordered by ths
court, that publication Le made in tne
liieehsboio Patriotfor six weeks, notifying
the said defendant William C. Rice to he,
and appear at the cexl term of this court to
be heid for the County of Rockiugham, at
ibe Couri House in Weotwortn on ihe lourth
Monday iu November next, to show cause,
if any he can, why a sale of sai-i land shall
not be haj, otherwise tue same will he.d
ex yurlt as to him-
Witness W. M. Ellington, f-leik of our
said Courl, at OUice iu Wenuvoiili tits
fourth M inday iu Auguil, IS'»4.
\¥. .vi. ELLINGTON, Clerk,
•bep. la—bw adv jl'J.
N'ortb Carollua Gallford to.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Seisious,
August Term, 1804.
David E. Albright,
vs.
Ann Tutmau, Jeremiah i'utuau, UovaUo
Putmaii, M. L. Fields and wife Mary, aud
William Balliuger aud wife MIH.I.
PETITION TO DIVIDE LANDS.
It appearing to the Court, that William
Balliuger ami his wile Susaa, defendants ia
this case, aie not inhabitants uf this otate ;
li is ordered by tlio Couil that publication
be made for six successive Weeks iu the
Greensboro Patriot, lor said William Bal-liuger
aud wife Susan lo appear »i our next
Coun ol Pleas aud Quarter >essions, to be
t.eid fur the county of Guiiford, at the
Court House iu Greensboro, on ths ord
Monday ol -November next, then and t„ere
to answer, plead or .lemur to said petition
.a judgu.eul pio coii-easo wiii be men and
i.e case oeard exparte as io u.-ui.
>Vin.e-s. Lyudmi Sw.idi. Cierk of aui.l
coui>, ai ultiue, ihe uitrd .Monday of Au-gust,
l.-bl. L. SWAIM, C. C. C.
,, ^7 17-0wadv$lU
Norili <"aiolin* itatitiolpu a>.
In Equity. Kali T-rm, 1804.
I'.yvr'ii' of a decree of the Courts if
mi* . • -n d cuniy »i F il !'•• m, 11-*i I.
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\v. mley, Execu ora oi Noah
dee'd. and oilers, vs. l>r:msoii
Dnles and o hers-
I sSiall sell on the 83rd iav of December
new.atthelato residei ce of the said Noah
Br les, deceased, at publio auction lo f.e
bighcsi bidder, 444 acres of land, si'ualed
on me water* of Uwhario; *atd land be-i.
nging •.•■ tb» cs".-te of a id deceased, be-i,
g very valuable and in a high state of
cut ivation
The sab will be made on a credit of six
mou l.s. the puichaser giving bond and
^o...t security, and t'-:^ title will be retained
until the further order of the Court ot
Equity.
Witne-s, 8. S. Jackson, Clerk and Master
in Equity lor sai1'. county, at office in Ache-boro.
this l6th -lay ot ^^v.•rrber, 1S04
S. o. JACKSON, 0. M E.
AS. real l.sbot -Savlag Ma-caiae,
SultcU Jo tht; I lines.
Having secured, as Executrix on the estate
of John Lewis, dee'd, le tiers-pal snt lor im-provements
which he made to an old ma-chine
lor ginning, cardiug and spinniug
cotton, by which two girls can do the work
ol twelvo good hands, 1 am now prsparaJ
to sell patent-rights for counties or S.atss
lo any who may wish tc make and put ibis
machine in raarXet. My agent Dr. Robert
W. i.lenn, whose addjeas is Oreensboreugn,
N. C. wul be found there at limes and is
prepared le exhibit and explain the said
machine. ANNE LEWIS,
zl-3w Executrix.
Raleigh Conservative, Richmond Exami-ter,
Co.umoia Caroliaian, Augusta Chronii
cic and Sentinel will please copy weekly
lor three weeks and forward aeeouuis lo
this office.
As*tit* wanted lu ever)
caunty in the Soulhern Confederaev, lo
use I he sett of ItuiJenients of Carlisle's
Patent, lor Repairing aud-Renovating Cot
ton and Wool Cards.
We will sell County Agendas, or will sell
the sett of Implements, to some good asd
responsible per&on, to use them in a county
on halt shares.
The sett (costing $70,00) is all lhal is
required for the Ajient to begiu with.
This is a safe and very profitable business
Ad.lre.s, J.H. CARLISLE* CO.
18-om Ringwood, N. C,
r?qultt JLaetrt Sale.—Pursuant ■..
Li'i order of 1..6 Court of Eiiui.y I. r
Guiltord count., 1 shall proceed ou the 2Sib
day o! Novembei o Ball, .a Ihe premises, at
publican lion, OH a credit of six monlh-,
iwotia-tsof land, belonging to the estate
ol Da-id Mac*, 'tteaseJ. The first tract,
ki.o-mas the o ?<• Place," coutaing hO
acr, a, more or »■.*. -yiag in Guilloid ct.ua-ty,
on the water? oi Iloise Pen, adjoining
iae lauds of L-i J«s I. Hall, John RoSsa.i,
and others. Tb» SfcCOnd tract, the ••Foster
Place," coutaiLg l4o aares, more orl#ss, on
Horse Feu, adjoining t-e lands ofThom.s
Hoakiaa, John A. utimer, John Harvey,
anl others. Ti'U «.ll be istaiuedti 1 furt'iar
order of Court. Bend and goo 1 seouriiy
reqi iied.
Also, on the 4th lay oi L>«c«mber, . , « -
lio auction, ou ii. paatisea, OO a credit of
six months, mini .belonging to Abram
Pugh asd his wife Lelha Ann and othsrs,
co laiuiug 40 acrr.s more or less, lying on
ihe waters of Miukiug Juarter. adjoining the
Iu ids 01 Samuel F.rme., I'eler Bowman and
slhers. Title will be rataiaea until further
ordsr ol Court. Bond MM good secuiity ro-a,
uired.
Also, on DomrmboT 12th, at public auc-tion,
on the pismises, en a credit of twelve
months, a tract belonging to the estate of
Ge-i. D Green, lying in the witers of Rose
Creek, a bracL o! Haw River, in Guilfor I
county, adjoining he lands of Jacob Crew
ue., Allied Maxwell am vihers, contaiui g
ooOncros, m.-te ir luss. subject to a lit:
ss a:e iutsreit iu *<•• acirs of the same
Titlo reiaiaed uuiii lurlher order •:
Court. Bond ai:d ^t.'.d security.
JOS. M. MOKKUEAD, C. M. E.
norlO adv$30WCw
t[i xecullTe sUeparttuent, >.C
4 AoaDTAJIT OstHBBAL's 1 lines.
Raleigh, Oct. 4lh. 1&64.
GBSSBAL OaDias, \
No. 34. f
A necessity having arisen for railing a
part of the Uuard ler Home Defence into |
too field to repel a ihreateued invasion, to
avoid ini ifering us taf,ai possible with the
industrial pursuit of the country it is or-dered
that the comsmanding officers of the
Guardtbr Heme Defence in the counties of
Surry, Vadkia. Rowan, Cabarrus, Mecklen-burg,
Oasion, and Cleaveiand, and ef all
the counties lying east ol said couaties, will
assemble tbeir respective Regiments or
Battalions without delay, and proceed to di-vide
them into three equal parts, to be
Known ss the 1st, 2d, and od classes—these
ausahers lo be determined by lot or draft,
and the classes called out In rotation, when
less than the vrbolo are required for field
service.
Commanders ef Bsttalions will exclude
troai the 1st classaU persons physically in-oapable
of performing field tervice. and
they will bo careful nol to include in either
class persons not strictly members of the
OuaiJ for Home Defence.
When there are lees than three companies
ia a * altalion, they will be united and di-vided
into three equal parts, and a oemple
meat ef officers assigned to each. When
the:« are three, six, or nine companies ia
a Battalion, they will he equalised in num-bers
hy transfers from one company to the
other, and when the number ol companies
is not divisible by three, then it must ce
made so by breaking up the odd companies
and assigning tbeir members to tbo ether'
oompanio. The company or companies to
he brokeu up to be determined by lot.
As soon as each commander has complied
with the foregoing instruction, he wiU arm
and equip lbs 1st olassol his Battalion and
order it to proceed without delay to Golds
boro', and report to Brig. Oea. C. Leven-tberpe,
who, as the troops arrive, will or
gauie them into Regiments.
Thetiuard lor Home Defence belonging
io counties lying west of ihose above enu-merated,
ai a designed for ihe deience of
ihe Mountain District Their| organisation
will uot be changed for the present.
By erdor ef Gov. Vases :
B. C. GATLIN,
Adjutant General.
Application
Ibe next Legis a- . .
an aot amending tht
borough Baggage ! • >
Company, permit;i;j •..;■■
blooded horse*, wow 1
finish, and c.ini, i _■
generally. . So m t >
the necessary am ■
already been subs • .
Application »»
the next Legislature ,
an act iacorponiti I
WOOLLEN MILL.
PisDMesr RAIL ROAD COMPAJIT.
Supt. Office, Danville, August 15, «4
Notice.—All negroes, whether free or
slaves, must be required lo buy tickets
befsto getting on the trains.
Conductors will arrest all negroes, whom
they find on their trains without tickets
sold by Saiitiou agents, and plaea them iu
jail, unless satisfied ou examination of their
paptis, ihat they are free, when they will
stop the train and put them o*T.
To JosailA RosBiss. Bin : In your ad-vertisement
receatly published in the South-en.
Citixeu you so grossly perverted faots
that I feel ii iuoumbeui upou inyieli lo lake
••me nonce ot tne matter,—aud lo inform
the public of the Uu* slats of the case.
You will temember that iu February,
1804, you came to me aud desired to pur-chase-
a milch cow, whmn.l let you have, -a
condition that ii was lo be paid lor a. ihe
eusaiug harvest, or il aot paid tor by thai
time it should be returaod to me. The time
arriving when the cow was lo bo paid for,
ou dsrt.audmg ih« pay or the return of ihe
cow, you Wei* uuauu lo pay me for it, and
in addition to lllis jou Lad iu disputed Oi
iLe cow as 'u place il beyoi.1 uiy power lu
evtu lecover it, aud up io ibis tune 1 have
never been paid one ceat lor it.
You win Biso i eiu<iiici lhal ut the same
lime when you bought the cow 1 uad a yoke
.»! young steers whica you drs red to pur-chase
bal not agreeing up..n IU. price, it
was agreed by us that you veto to take
Ikesn aud atep them tiaiii ihu next Christ-mas
al the expirali-.'u cl WnlCh time I was
lo have the steers r^turna-i io ma, and pa>
you .IX dollars and sialy-MX tnd to third
cents for your trouble and expense with
ihesa. VSUen the time expired that you
were io keep ihetn, ea semaud : g th.reiuin
•f them yeu teiused to sairender ihem. 1
iaeu entered sun agaicst yeu, winch I af-terwards
wiiudrsw ha«u>g iu lbs aeutiini
recovered the steers.
You may understand freui this that 1
consider ihe said steers my own property-thai
1 snail isaer.e temyssli tne righi lod^
With them whatsoever 1 may please, and
turtuer that you are new iu my debt for a
milch cow, which you disposed ef, well
knowing lhal according le our cealract il
• as is be returned to me if yeu had net the
meaey with which lo pay lor it at the ex-piration
ot a certain specnied lime.
Where you and myssli are beta kuewa, I
deem it unnecessary u ma*e a public sta*e-utenl
ef these facis, aor do 1 now deem u
aeoessary louomore ikaa merely stale tne
truth, so that thoss uuacqsinleJ filh either
party may be able te decide which is in ihe
right. Taoss who know yeu knaw just hew
ajuou confidence ,e place :u any siatement
which you may. snake, yeur ministerial
roues is the contrary notwithstanding. Aod
in eloeiug 1 woui.l hint to you thatsucu
conduct M displaysd by you iu ihe dealing
w:m mejusieuumeraied^snot the cenduci
ikai tne publio would expect from one
claiming to be a ministsr of the gospel,
WBOSB duty it is to act righi, as well as to
try to tell the people how to act.
Yours ate,
eclo-7t
Coascrlpt Office,
RALSIOB, N. C, Ootober 111, 1804.
BENJ. M1LLIKAN.
Station Agents will not sell tickets te any « CIBOBLAI. 1
eor.
B.ilea
negro, uuiil ihey have ascertained, by ex-amination
of their papers, whether they
are slaves or ireo—and will not then sell a
ticte io a slave, uuelis he Call «hsw two
weil authenticated pastes from his owner,
or his owner's authorised agent. Otie ol
these will be letained by ihr u-gru, and
ihe other will be tiled by the Agent.
CHARLES G. TALCOr,
Superintendent, P. R. R-per
H H. TERRY',
Snpt. Ast. Clerk A Ticket Agent.
sepl-V\ it
LHnd Srttle.—i u suaul l • an or.ier ol
tue .ourt of Equity lor Guiiford
couniy, on the 2nd day of December nixt
1 sh-ll proceed lo sell on the premises ai
public auction, on a credit of six months a
lrac; oi Laid belonging lo the eslat- ef
Cuarles Booth, de-t'd Lying on the waters
ol Haw River, in Gui ford county, adjomiDg
ihe lauds of launders Sapp and others.
Bond and security required.
.(•S M. MOREHEAD, C. M. B.
n.vl 0W2DI
ia4 27-4w sdv$20
"\*or«l» f'ar«»lliia ilandolph co.
1\ In Equity, Fall Term. 18C4.
Harriett S. Brilos and Cccrje W. Kinl-y,
Executors, f Noah Briles and ott ers, vs.
Branson Briles and others.
Bi.l for Ihe .ale ol Land, and for a fail and
final settlement.
It appearing lo the satislaction of the
Court, that the defendants. Brandon Briles,
Rebecca Einwich and her husband,
Kinuich, Noah Briles, John Bnles and
wife Annie and Nathan ^Brilen, reside be-yond
the limits of this State; It is ordered
by the Co rttbat publication be made.for
six weeks successively in the Greensboro'
Patriot, for ihe said defendants to appear at
the next term of t ii Court, l-> be held in
Ihccouuty ol Randolph, at ihe Gourt Hi.u-c
in Ashefcoro, ou the iih .Vcaday cl March.
1305, iu plead.answer or demur to'his bill,
a/anted- A situation as Salesman J or judgment pro confesso will bo granted,
f iu wholesale establishment, or as clerk j and the case set down to be heir- exparte
n retan store, no iiteumberaiiee, txempted I as t» them.
\ A.y. I CMS.lone Bulletin copy o lime. a:.a send \ l^rm..loot. S. ^iM
2f^'^JL
i bil. to this ottice. i »o«4 "'" M''"
they pi
Tern s .-lie.
v . • ■ i ; ■ '■
Wts WR1LI V ItRIGHTSEL
kAI .,i
b>''e I mfi drr-
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yea. -
... i are equal
io coin yuie.-:i oi Cusi tn /.' i
Lieutenant and acting E. O.
Sixth Congressional District.
litmi'iL N0TI01.
ii.e District Examining B-.ard will be
I resent al ihe above Iiuies Bud places lo
.-x ituiue the parties specific I
ALEX HARRIS,
• C^i.iiuian Hoard,
sep'ioDldl .Viil b -~i- lMtnct.
Boi >c MOM H :—sseo.uo «e-
,mi,l »—Ou Friday ni«hr, the Jlst
iist, my horse was sto'eu from my stables.
The saiJ hor*e is a large roi.n, black mam,
logs and ta.l, the fontop sheared clo^e,
while streak below the foietop acro«s the
forehead, with uooiher describable marks,
mcie than the marks of gear ia places.—
He was 0 years old lasi spring—tTOH rough-
IT—has uo olher gait but a gallop, was
shod all ar-und, with large heavy shoes,
the nail heads considarably worn, the fore
shoes somewhat worn at the toes.
Any information leading to the recovery
or the above horse will be liberally rewar-ded-
and lor his apprehension and delivery
tome near Greensboro, the above reward
will be pail- I>. H. BUSIC.
oc23 D4i»h
For Sale.—We offer for sale the house
and lot now occupied by Wm. Amos.
ieinii-g Rev. P. Doub and ethers, sou.h
west of Greeasbero Female College, a neat
cottage building with 2 rooms, ai d base-ment.
1 acre of land more or less. The pur-chaser
to have possession oa the pavmer.l
of the .u■ uey. Call aad see us H you wish
io putcbtse"
noTl7-3w J- & F- GARRGTT.
il '•■ ir to
i • arolina for
• t uf the Greens-ig
and Omnibus
its of fine, full-
.! extra »tjle and
tt.cir privileges
c>- ran be taken,
capital having
BY TELEQRAFH.
REPORTS OF THE I'll LBS ASSOCIATION
Deetraetlon or steamers.
Lynchburf. Keoantber 18 —The Virnin-inn
has official intelligence lhat Ll.-Col
Wiieber, on the 6th instant, captured and
burned two armed U. S Steameis, lbs
isu iu■ d«■ to
rla taiolina for
1 -i-KP RIVER
Application i.i \,< in a tie to
the next General A- ... 1) ■ North Caro-lina
to change the i _ ;.. ., ihe town of
Greensborougb.
Application will Ui made to
the next Legislature >: i ■ - Bate of North
Carolina for an act to ii ec >l .te the Cava-nali
Button Fkctny a..d -.uci.uc Shops.
October 1, 18dl
Appllcatloa \i tit lasj made lo
the next Legislaturr .. .'• ,t.:. Carolina for
an act to inceipsraie Us . ...t towi. Cotton
M.lls.
October I, 1P«4. '
Appllcatiua v i.;
the next General A»t. ui
lina lor the pas-age 11 a
one quarter of an- ecrt i
Chapel Church toi a I a. Iv
ing to Mrs. B. Me .La '.
Said land and Churc. :• i<
.vi i A
u« made lo
t: ..orih Caro-
< to condemn
■† : al 8alem
g .uad belong!
.. i ,-r children.
. oi >yih county.
i t. TIZF.NS.
Appllcatloa .• tut «- made to
the next Legislature } Nvr u Carolina for
an aot incoiparati g 'in I.I.NVILLK
STEEL ANDIRON I'tlMI'ANY.
>i Halv on fj« • .:i;,:tiuc'lit.
C 14 bble Tea I
36 bMaSm ifcfi :
10 Kegs sS..ml.
26 boxes .-lui.i.
lOORaains i.c:i.i
60 Reims Ui
60,1)00 Knvelti,
100 Btssh Is ol Apples,
Alotoi aanuf.i .nred iobucco,
6 Bales 4-4 bbocti .^.
LONG, i.ili.tl'1 4. CO.
...C :
| '
•tie*.—''he a tioa of the
Greensbom' Mutual Liic insurance
and Trust Compauy oil. '..• held at the of-fice
ol the company en 1'huraday the 15th
of December nexi. !■• I" V, LIU,
W-8w rroasury.
t'onnd. - Ry onooi m> negioei mravei
1 ling Sack ai'.h a iab. 1 ui irked K. W.
Da- dry, private. Co. K, I Ita .'.. g the J>tate
is nol given. The uwuei can nave itbyap-plyingto
- y !'. V^IR.
Mutes.—Be-
No 66. /
a FOR THE INFORMATION OF EN-J.
o rolling Officers and all ooucerued, it
is nunuunced ihat the Camp ol Instruction,
known as Camp Vance, berotoiore looatcd
near Moiganton. has oeen broken up, and
a new Camp established at Orceu.uoro',
auder tne name of "Camp Stokes," for ine
leudeivous and assignment of Conscripts,
deserters and absentees.
11. The object of the now Camp boing to
avoid delay and unnecessary waste ol trans-
LM.naiioii in foi warning recruits to ibe.»r-uiies
in Hie field, it is irii to Ihe .iisoreuo.i
„! turoiiin* Otheer. o send t oi.scnpli anu
deserlers either io Camp Uelsaes, oi Camp
.Stokes, waichvver may oe most ea.ily
■ eached. Tins discre iou will oe carefully
exercised with a view lo the grand object
oi saving lime.
Ill Enrolling OBcers are cautioned
against ob«>iug any i I !era from any soiree
wratever. which eonffliot wt.uiue orders of
,le Lieat. Geli. ' ominaud-ug, issued
ll.roug.i this Office, »ud the laepec.ors ol
ine several Districts-liy
order ot Maj J. R- MOLBAS,
Acting Commandant,
E. J. UARDIN.
oci26-D2wWlw Adjutant-
BUXUS rOK SUIaM*t«S.
4 |l boxesl»rSo.diera or Prln-
2%. jnerooi VV-.iromNoi'hC rol.na, de-livered
to ine fcitow.ug named , e.-sons Will
be promptly forwarded .ree si.. »rge :
Dr D r Sumaay, ft-uh-rUle.
. Dr W A CC'leti, MorgABton.
Dr J W Alison, ^utesviUe
Dr J L N\sgie, Ureenoooro.
Mr A Hagaa, Charlotte.
Mr fcdflaru liege, 3al«U.
Capl J N A.cllowtli, Ka.'.ci»h.
Joseph A V1 orih. i ayetlcvule.
E .Murray* Co., ffinnatgtwS.
Mr F L BOP I, Tarboro.
Mr J A J Aukew, Colerain.
MrF L Ro-erts. Murtieestoro.
The Boxes should be well ho .pod, prop-erly
marked, sue delivered in ujae lor my
Special liesaSBf -r who leaves Raleigh on
the first day of e -eiy ■sonth.
EDWARD WA KEEN,
Surgeon General, N. C.
S- nay llvi.-.f* Slid
t caped lion.:» tiro en Goven.nielit llor-sas,
ou the wa> lo Sa'.i ...ry r>n the s-'.th
instant, in ths .icitny of Uicensborough,
six head of- stot k, Lorses end moles, all
branded " C *,'' bei",: I n-pertj ol the
Conledsrate&taii*. !'--...« Uk ug up the
above sio. k will please delivei Ibcni 10 Maj.
Humonsion si Ureensbur.i, wiiu wilt com-pensate
themli.i" i!:.-n i."Ui le.
nov:8D2Wl-l^'.
iui ral .'*••,j«:c --1 • limeral of
X; Bro. HENUi" AVttK, wi.l tahepihee
from ihe Hall ol Green.boro Lo Ijje, No 16.
A Y. M., ou Sdturdny maroiu^ ihe 18ih
instant, at 11 o'o.ock Me.iiberA ol tr.o
Lodge and siiiln g brethren ure it Hod lo
meei al ine Uali ai nail pa i ni .-, a. m.
By or.'er ol tl*e Mas ir,
novlsDlt I) N. SHliUWOOD, See'y.
UF- PttM'la,
• GROCER A.M) <JOM.MI6.ilON
MERCHANT,
and dealer ii. Imporird '.s iar,, l.iqnoiS, lie.
Thirteenth Street, between Mtin and Car/,
RICHMOND, VA.
■fir* Consignments So.ici'ed. ocS Dim
W'aate«lt aoiluali«aas Teacher, by a
young laJy cou,| eten. toteaciisibe
Ueual English brauch'.-s, BUJ t much, l.alin
aud Musto if desired. Private family pre-ferred.
T'estimonials furnished and icquired.
Address siatiug lerms, im u' er of pu-pils,
etc. Miss M.
eclo-D0d*h Box, ISl, I'-uv.ile, VB.
OOice Fiedaiou? itall icoad.
Danville, Sept, a'JiJi, lou4.
Onaal after the lstot Ootoker, ihe day
I'assenger Train on the I'li-diL nt Railroad
will be discontinued until futlhei notice, lor
ibe purpose of hauling Go*eri.nieal freight
J. M VoCNO,
Octl-DlW AISI laui Snpt.
It*oiler Iroa!—W« tuve t.u hand a
lot of No. 1 Boiloi Iron lor sirghum
pau. Call and examine the quality »ad
asoeitain prices before purchseiog
where.
»ug9-y J. & r'. (JARKETT.
else-
Ssrayed, from
the 4ti. iiutaot,
tha subscrib.r about
t likely ailchcow, yel'
low and whits .polled, with a wliile face
' Th.Totlce.-Wi Ibe s Id at Jo a Slosnt. . and large bcr.s, had on a small bell, the
N °ieasTMills on Monday the 2lst insg bell collar about one inch wide—the marks
one co* and calf, 4 head of hogs, farminj not remembered. Any information =—">»-
toilsJ household and kitchen furnitu.e an I iug the cow w.l be -nsnkfully received and
iearioOAoOierorUqipe. Terms asde .o»»» libera.'y_re*arded.
Florence. One corps is on the North side
of the rieer.
The condition of the roods prevents ac-tive
military oporatious. The army re-mains
cOBipefativeTy quiet
The Nashville Whigsaye Judge Wright
of Georgia, receatlt afaemberof the
RioHntund Cin.re»«. haa p used Crouch
Na livijle to Washi gton to see what can
Barnum and Fauu, wiib a qua' ty of small , he done towards bringing about peace,
urms in Buffalo «h„al« oi Bur Sandy rivet t Bntler, ih a Speech- is Mew Vort i
On the same day he raptured a lar^e
amount of military stores at Williamsbuu
From Ike tul.ey.
New Market. Vs. Nov 14 —Gen. Ear-ly'a
army returned to their eld camp to day,
after an absence of five days.
The enemy are pioke'ing bMween New-town
and Middlelown.
From ili<- \or tli-itoN..
Mobile, Nov. IS.—St. Louis dateB to ;h»
12th have been recei.ed via Memphis and
-SDBtobia.
Atr.menders plot to <l:i Irav Cl icsgo and
release the Cueishderate nrimners emfiued
there, is raid te have been discovered in
Hi. Louis. 8eve.ral im f' ritiicnv btve
hern arrested including Osr Maroia.luke's
brother.
Gen. Cowl-y is reported as having been
mortally wounde.1 while assending White
River in a gunbout. The gunboat returned
to Vicksburg iu < ou.eiiu-ncc of the Wash-ington
Government has received int'orma-lion
that Capt Semmes has taken command
uf the Sea King, a large staunch screw stea-mer,
bu;lt in Glasgcw In IMS.
The Yankees say their loan at Johnson
ville, Tenn. amounts lo sis million dollars.
They also say the fire from Forrest's bat-teries
Wig terrible.
A cone-pondeat of one ef Ihe New York
papers, writing from Greon Bottom Bar,
October 29tt, says Uuekner captured Eor-g-
itua on Ihe 26th, anl held the Fort seveu
iiour.-, capinring 19bO prisoners, carrying
off all the field ailillery, destroying all
ticge guns and luat.rlvls al wa .
Gen. Price is rep rtnd at Kayetteville
Ark i.-isas lie if supposed to have crossed
the Arkansas River. Wvrrillas. were still
troublesome in u.o li'.aio. chough m.in bo
dies are Btipposed :; li-*.- left with Price.
Froa. IHf Vwrtti
Itii liumnd. Nov: V6.— !'ho Chicago Times
tays -heriuan only u:< !•! a show oi pur-suing
Hood, while he b.ts been busily en-gage-
l prepaii ig his i." ee repairing rail-roada
and accuuul ii:if sujipiiea lor a new
movement of '.lie tfrealcal importance. Af-i
r gaiheni'i, suttui "-.t sapplies. he will
si \ri with ouo eoeps on a winter tour
through ths Cotton Slates, leaving suffi-cient
iGi-ce to hold Chattanooga and look
after Hood.
Washington corrcrjiondentssay effort- an-boing
made io sen 1 . osun'ntioueis lo Rich-mon-
1 to sound he Coniuderste authoiilies
upon ihhc subjoct ol peace.
Monday, said the G iveruiue' t might now
pro-i'er the oltfe branch to the rebels, 'en-dcrinu
•Jinnes'ii to them am) tbeir leadera
ut.hi the tkli of Janusry, if thev held out
he would fsvor an unsparing prosecul on
of the war.
McClellsn's resignation has been ac-cepted.
Liverpool datea to the 4th has beso re-ceived.
The Bank of France baa reduced iU
rate of discount lo 7 per cent.
Spain has sent il* ultiinatau' to I'-ru.
If full satisfaction a not cirvn the Spa:..
iah squadron will :eiae the reimblic and
di-sti uy its Hoot
4 onfire»li>nal.
Richmond. Nov. IV—The Senate passed
a bill to authorise 'he exchange of Kegis-tered
Bonds of the filtern milli- 'is loan, tor
Coupon Bonds. It also passed a hill sus.
pen-ling, for eixly days, so much of ihe Act
organising farces BB relates to person* not
being required to serve in the militia out
of Ihe Stale In which they reside
The last mentioned act em sent to the
House, where it was adopted. The House
also adopted a resolution to appoint ■% joint
committee to appeal io the Uovernorsof the
different Slates to riducc the number of
Slate officers exempted from military ser-vioe.
l'askec Picket LlnelJaptuied
Richmond, Nov. 19.—An official telegram
to Ibe War Department says that (>en.
Pickett reports 'hat on the night of ibe ; 7tn.
a portion of the enemy's picket line in his
front was tskeu possession >l aad held.
One Col. Kaufman, two Captains, two
Lieutenants, and one hundred and thirteen
piivatea were raptured, besides the dead
and wounded left on tho ground, our loss,
one killed, nine wounded.
From Europe.
Richmond, Ncv. l6th—European U.WB
to the 4th has been received.
The steamer Jura was wrecked off the
Mersey on her last trip.
Capt. Morris of Ih.' Florida telegraphed
Uu captuie of lhat vessel to the Conledertle
agents iu London. The Tinits says thai ibe
S.I/.I re was an act ol piracy. The Herald
recommends ihal ail saeraiisBC powers In-terfere
unless the Florida is giveu up.
It ii s.aleil lhat the steamer Laurel, Iroin
Liverpool had transferred screw, arms and
ammunition to the new AUlitut ofl'Mad. ita
The Czar of Russia, after his interview
wi'h Napoleon at Nice, went lo visit Ihe
King ( f Prussia at Po gilam.
A terrible hurticane occurred at Calculi a
on the 6th ult. One hur.dr dad fitly ves
•el > were driven from their moori gs, etian-de
I aud damaged Twelve ihousaud per-sons
wero drowned. Lou estimated al two
hundred million Irani.
by <u F.K-O
Jierlcnce-d Miller. -The under-signed,
a miller of NINEThKN VEARS'
EXPERIENCE, detiies a s.luaiioo in a
gue-l mill—one in g,ood COI.JI i in and hav-ing
good custom, lli- b- ■• J: r»isrenees
given. Addicss L. I.AllAK,
• os20-W3t Oreciisloro*, >. C
Wanted.—A furnSBlic-J P.F.U-BOOU
convenient tothe Com! Uouse. A
| room lighted witu g-s p.-.!- red.
Inuuire at
sep30-ti-dh TELBGBAPi. OFFICE.
Agi I. tseaerai'H Ottlre,
• Richmond, September 21, 1864.
(Extract*)
Special Oidert. No. i"i9.
» > e • • »
IX- Major J. C. Holmes, ol the Invalid
Corps, late oi the Thirtieth Regiment N.C.
Volunteers, is assigned 'o duty as Com-mandant
of Post at Gresnsboi -. ."• •', an I
Will report acconlincly.
Bv Command of Secreiary of •Vtr.
(Signed,) ED. A. 1'ALl KKV,
In obedience to the above orders, I here-by
tssumc command.
From Hit' North.
Richmond, Nov. 16th.—New York ar.d
Baltimore papers of ihe 14th have been re-vived.
The 11- raid gays sufficient leturua liuve
beej received to wanaot ibe aanouutemei.t
tuat Li-icolu has a majority of over three
tii.n '.■. -1 thousand on the popular vote, has
earned all the .-Mates voting nul three, and
has a majority of 1 ft! electoral voles.
N iihing from Sherman.
Lieut. Cov. Jacobs of Kentucky, has b»«n
arrest, d by ihe government aud is now on
his way le Washington.
Tue U. S. war steamer Wachnsettarrived
at Fortress Monioe Friday with the Florida
in tow.
A dispatch from Cairo says the Confeder-ates
have disappeared from Johusonvi'le.
Gold in New York, en Monday, 244.
CouKrentslonal.
Richmond, Nov. 17.—In the Senate Max-well
s resolution requesting the President lo
inform the Senate whether he bad iufornia-tisn
whether any Stale of the United Sta es
has, through .Jiy recognized authority ox-pressed
a willingness to ge ine convention
with any ol the .-'at. « of ibis Coofedsracy
fvr the purpose of negotiating for a peace
or consulting on the heat method of effect-ing
a cessation of hostilities, was adopt-d-
BetBMS introduced a bill to ex.ead the *ime
ol'eac:..inging old4issue tor new issue.
In the Hoiiao a resolution was unanimous-ly
adopted expelling VV R A Cob-, Repre.
sentalive elect from the third district of
Alaoama. 1 ho House then went into sscrel
seision.
"t'otion
li i.i..non i. nov
ooSl-Dli
JAS. C IIGLMBS,
Maj. r. A i S.
i of laaod.- I ur-uas l-i an or-it
toe Couri ..f EiiiiUj for -juiltorl
tue^TU
-ter 8 . County, I shall proceed lose.1 on lbs.*
DAY OF KOVF.MBEB, between t«e hours
of 12 anl 1 o'clock a: POUU'J AUCTION,
at the Courl Hoes, door in Hrec ..boro, on
a cr»dii of Six ano' Twcl-c Months, a
TRACT OF LAND b*toagil« to ". e estate
of Dr. John A. Mebane, dec U, ^-jaiaining
(350)
JN HliiR.-'
17.—Gen Grant has
anssntsd to all tne ietslll proposed by
Commissioner Ould in regard to supplying
prh-oncrs on each side with cloth.Bg, Ac.
One thousand bales of cotion will be shipped
from Mobilo to New Fork, and the proceeds
e pei.dcd under ihe direction ef C-eu
Irimhle, in puteh.sing blankets
ing lor our prisoners.
From Georgia.
Macon, Nov. 18.—The military authori-ties
are aetive and visilant, and every man
is under arms. Confidence is being restor-ed.
The enemy U believed lo be on our
righi, distant about ihirity miles. The city
will be defended to the lsst.
Freaa the Vortli.
Richmond, Nov. 19.—The Baltimore
American of the 17th has been received il
contains very little n-^ws.
Gold in New York on Thursday, 'i'il.
Gen. Pope in his official re|iert cf hid
operations in tho Department of tha North-west,
says in making a peace with ihe In-dians,
he intends to do away entirely with
treaties Hisp'nu U to make the India i •
bohave aud make ihe whiles deal fairly witu
them.
Gen Burnside arrived at I'm r ■», Mi :i
ree on ibe Itith and proceeded iruuediat<s|y
to Ihe front.
The official vote of Msryla -1 is hi fol
lows: Lincoln, 37,(00 ; .MoClellan, 3J,HW.
■ ICON.i nisrarcit
Richmond, Nov. 2'J —The Philadclpl.it
Inq .irer cf Ihe 18th has been received. It
is hari. ri of news, liiform-iii-m. beliav* I
onrreet, had reacted Mempi..s iha' Ueu.
Caury died from the effect of his worn d I
Gold closed at 2'i2. steady. ^
From Pe-tcrNburg
Petersbarg, N iv 20—Deserters iepr.
►en nnsssal activity in ihe Ya nee esunps
An oid. r has been IssOtd to prepare ratio*
for u move ; but the hcev.~ rains diirin :
thepait few days will probably f
immi Lite aelivo operations Fertv t'1 i
bead oi hue bts/oatlle deserted ssd
ed our lines early yesterday uisrnin;;
'!"»;> I'Mjeix Ol TAX
±. Notice is hereby given lhal I w
In Kind..-
•
Arc. Bevils, on Monday-artth Nov. ISS4, al .
Jonathan Parker ou Tuesday SIMS
1864, ut James GUehrlst, Wednesday Wth
Nov. 1 -Ot, al Mon-ieello, Tbursda] 1st
Dec. Ib«i4. at Ludcrick .Summers oa I
2u-l Dec. 1864, st VV. R. SmithS, on Satur-day
3rd Dec. 1S04, at McLeansville on lu-day
6.h Deo 18b4, l<- assess the lytsX
of 18t>4, consisting of wheat, oats, rye, eared
hay and wool; oats in all cases lo be sl.elln'.
Z1 ow ARCH. WILSON.
v> Licbame lor Prevlwieas.
ess, sleigh,
Enquire ol
■ov7 D 4tWlt
Plauo Tuning.—Parties living
or near Greensborougb, and desiring
to have their Pianos tuned ars notihed lhat
ihey cannot secure tho services of ProlejsSot
ilaihew-! after this week.
I1— M. ANEW LOOM, wiih harness, sleigh.
So., complete, for sale cheap
Mrs. W. S. il Mai.hews.
i.
D-3t
idclethi
Congressional.
Biofaifiond, November 18.—In the Ben.
ate Orr's resolution was adopted, reiiues-ting
the Committee on Foreigs Aflsirs to
report lacU so far aa can be obtained rel-ativ-
to"the lawless seisore and capture
ol ihe i-onfederatestaauier Florida in tbo
Bay of Bahia, and wbat action should be
taken be thie government to redress the
outrage.
H^nry, of Tennessee, .ntioduced reso-lutions
declsring the determination of
Congress and the people of the (. onfeder-ate
Sutes to prosecute the war until their
THREE HUSDRKD - .■n„^d>ependence shall be a-knowledge*!- r
ACRES, more or less, »ni lying ■ Uuiltord ; irnc ,u:,.j resolution proclaims UiO resni.
Couniy on the wa-«ra ol Horse f-u adjoin- , nesg 0, tlI9 Government to open negotuv
ing the lands ol Win Kmili M -pc-.'li
i. fiibe
Ma-oy,
Sarah Stanly and 0(0 ill
be retained until further order ot COttlt.
Bonds and good security required.
JOS. M MOREHFAD. C. M.S.
Greensboro, Oct 31st, I*'>4.—V. 4t.
Wy i)«posiisrj,
es day ef 1st* O; Jk . s* ia4si ejs- M0w-W.<< areenseere'. N. C.
Notice.—Pursuant to a de:r-e of the
Supreme Courts will be sold at the
Court House door in the town c liraham,
on Monday the 21st of No-ember, lor cash,
a tract of land situated in the tout* of
Alamar.ce on Slinking Quarter Creek,
known as the Ingold Milltraee, containing
19 ACRES, adjoining the lands ot :.Iiohael
Suoffuer, Edwin Patterson and others.
ISAAC tiOLl', lor
-*J«-Dtt «. B. Frosn, C. S. C.
ti. na for the esUblisbrseat of psrmanent
and honorable peace upon tbe bssts ol
independence.
A bill passed eitending the time of exi
chmginit eld issae Treasury notes to 1st
of July, I8b5.
Nothing of interest in the House ia
open session.
Xertheru Sewi.
Richmond, November 18.—The Balti-more
American ot the 16th has been re-ceived.
Gold 186i in New York.
A telegram from Nashville seya Hood s
snay is ttill eassmped la ths Tisiaitv of
Li H\ Bewsrd.-Strayed iroai «>
JPijXJ farm about ihe 1st ot July, three.
likely Heifers, from two to three years old,
with a small crop ott of the lsft ear, the,
largest en* is blsek, with a white head and
as herns, the next lar.esi one is mostly red
with erutnply horns and a white bead, ihe
other Is s black one some white spots a
white spot iu iu face, and na horns. 1 will
give the above reward to any persoa for the
delivery of said cattle, to me or fol dollar i
lor any information so that I can get them
My address is Deep Biver, Ouillord oount,,,
N C. t- * DAVIS
novlO Wtf •
Notice.—At May term ol the Court <af
Pleas snd Quarter Sessions of Oiiilfvi '■
Couniy, general letters of Administration
were granted to tbe subscriber on the esls e
of Win. A. Putnam. Persous having bu -
iaess on account ef the estate must give a:-
tentiou te this no ice.
ANN1K H. PUTNAM.
novlO-WSt Adminis-.ra na..
iii <afM\ Reward.—Stolen Irom M i *■
jQjOvlLf Msrysa Culties lot on 1 ueeday
night, the 23rd instant, a bright bay
about sn years old, with black mane and
tail, also black fore and hind legss about
five feet or upwards aigb, and has about 1J
inches to grow in height, also a splint
knot on the inside of the left leg, and very
flat rump and a tolerable heavy bead and
neck, and well proportioned in make a- 1
in good working order, shod all round, sUo
a lew white hairs on ths back tone caMed
Oy the back band, rather inclined iu hold
H.i head low when still, walks aad trots,
works well in Harness, the mane on tl3
weathers is rubed off short by the collar,
and has a very round body, no other marks
recollected. I will give the above for the
delivery of the horse, and one hundrod dol-lars
for confinement of the thief in any jail
in Noith Carolina.
ROBERT M. JONBS,
Wentwortn, Roekingham county, N. C.
s«p3 ITO
Land Wanted.-The subscriber
wishes te rent or buy a tiact ot 1 *nd in
»ome part ol the State secure from the ene-my,
large ensugh to give occupatun to 30
negroes. He may be found lor two or three
davs at Mr. Brittain'e Hotel.
U-M02WI Wa. KHH.WAM.