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DIsEAsED MEAT-On Monday Recorder
Moore fined Peter Backitt twenty-five dollars,
for Offering diseased meat for sale in South
market. Lgckily, the meat was discovered
before any Of it was sold, a gratifying fact
fo5 our boarding house friends.
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Hi Fad N 'orribIe 'eadache this bafternooR,
haad hi stepped into the hspothecaries, hand say h
20 the man, "Csn you hease me OF a. 'ezd4ohp -
" DOes il hache ard" says e. "Hexceediugly," avs
al, hand upon that e gave rae aCephalic Pin, hand 'pon
ne 'oncr 1t cured me 50 quick that hi 'ardly realized hi
I'D 'ad an 'e-dache.
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To Be RsssovED.-We learn from Captain
Jackson that the cannon mounted opposite the
Exchange building will be removed for active
service.
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TENNESSEE BIBLE SooIETY-Tbe eXecu-
tive committee of the Memphis and Shelby
cosnly Bible society have appointed FIVE dele
gates-Revs. S. Watson, c. A. Davis, and H.
Z. II. Terton, with 7. H. Thompson and J. G.
Flournov-to attend the meeting to be held in
Nashville on the SlA of August, for the par.
pose Of forming a State Bible society. They
were instructed to use their best e~xertions tc
promots the organization OF a national B.blt
society Of he Confederate StateI.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-RecoGder Moore had
thirty-two cases before him yesterday morning;
those who were able pail fines to the amount
of sixty-one dollars, others were sent to labor
on the chain-gang.
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AlstfQani0us.
REINEA

HAVE At my place for sale - tu1s OF Clever and
4 Iiu-1tly Hfv a. 81 25 per 100 lbs; so tuus Of Clover
al 81 per hundrsd; Is or - tuns o. Sheaf Oats st 81
PER 100 lbs; ana plenty OF foe pssturags .or horses n
calte, a. one dollar per week Terms cash. On deliv-
Try. Ny residence Is three and a half miles east Of
Memphis, on New Raleigh real A's1. IOO bushels Of
best quality Wheat FOR seed. Send 10 yoar orders.
iy26-Ims wu sTPoJd
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LOCAL MATTERS.

thursday Morning, august 1, 1851.
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20 ElailaEen.
- nIcEsan,s HnfVqrsaI PfIls.

DR.. J. h. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
corner Fhfrf sld Pine streets. St Louis, No
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Clark & FUHRer'S
o OIL.
GLARE. CaFGOHV 8 CO.,

@0AAANAL SerA4 Wv
81 ole PE y q % .
TURs Headache, Esrache, Tcothache, in three min
- Utes, Rheumatism, Couahs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
Slp5las, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Collie, Cramps, Izflnel
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
bruises, SprainE ChEppel Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Disr-
Sores re Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rs,
Bites. The world ls challenged foT its equal for Scslds
And Burns. It cures Scratches on horses, Sore Eyes z
horses, Sprsius, SWinusy, Poll Evil, FIstuis, saddle and
harness Calls, fresh wounds vT S%TeIiings, and Is the
best known remedy 10 Epply to teuder-fO0trd horses from
feyrder-taks mp the feet and battle well sh0ut the frog
OF the foot. Cures al cataneoCs diseases on msn OF
beast.
No one medicine can cure in al cases, but we car show
mere real proof or the virtue Of Ambrosial Oil in ir
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
Seirg bought, than can be produced for any OtAer medi-
cine.
We DO not assert & cure for overy nalady to which the
huEaGn family are subject, but whst we proclaim We CAP
6ubstanti-te by living witnesses. The Ambrosial OIL Is
a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the South
aud Southwest by all goo1 druggists aud general dszl
ers. The South may be Justly proud that Dr., CLARK,
native Tsnnesseesn, after much labor and research, has
produced . really worthy medicine, which il bound to
drive out mach OF The worthless imported fresh WITH
which the country is decided.
Plesse call st cur oGice, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters and Testimonials toe numerous 70 sci
forth IN TIE form OF al advertisement, sslne OF which
come from physicians in nigh standing, who are using II
IN their practice, a. they state, with marvellous Effects
We challenge the world to pEoduce 8 remedy so speedy
and eGectual IN its healing properties.
70 Read the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK X Full
lers Ansbrosisl Oh, evidence so authentic, ana from
persons wicse word sud standing are iueproachablU.
Read and DO convinced.
CLARE, GEEGORY & CO.,
Sole PrOpTistors, Nashville, Tenn.
And all Eamrhis druggists. Eac5-Igw1vls
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c. Oar thanks are due to Mr.. II. c. Clark,
news-dssler, for the August number of GOdey's
La3g'a Rssk. -
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Passenger Train ieEves Ferry Landing daily (San.
DAYS e~xosVrAdl al SEQ AM. Arrives at P. N. Con-
GeclS e. &adlson W1th Arkansas Stage Company and
Overland Asl Coacaes 70 Little kosk, Fort Smith, San
Francesca CalltJrnIai hot Springs; Washington, ATkaR-
eas; ClarEsytile, Texas, and al principal points IN
Arkansas and IeEss. Tickets sold 10y L. s. Knovlton.
No. x jefferson street.
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A BUSY PLAcE.-In our travels yesterday,
almost the only busy spot we saw was the
criminal cour.. The times and the law, Sc
leDient to others, have given no ease to Judge
Swsyns; be and Judge Turner, Of Nashville.
are kept at WORK, while the other judges have
a long respite. Only the consciousness thaI
the pubic interests are served, could conpen.
safe for the inequality Of labor.
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ONE HUEDRED TEEEEssEEAEs WANTED.
To accompany Governor Jackson to Missouri,
as a body guard. This company will depart
il about enc week, viii be fully armed and
equipped, and 90 into immediate active service.
Call a. the Office over the auction store Of A.
S. Levy & Co., opposite Gay Building, on
Main street, or A. 3. CoFFEY.
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CAUeHT.-Soon after The troops that re-
Gently went up the river landed, Peter Tufts,
Esq, had The fortune to find in the bush Lin
coin spy, who was down on the list Of the
"waRted." After a keen ride the wanted man
was made a prisoner. He begged that be
might at once be pat to death, to save him
examination, and what be feared might be its
coEsennences.
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A WOMAN WHIPPER.-On Monday Record
er Moore had before him Jeremiah Haley, who
resides between Causey street and the bayou
and Beal and Linden streets, whose achieve
ments as a woman whiPper were above the
He commenced by using his doubled fists upon
bis daughter, a grown up woman. lie then
entered the house Of a neighbor, whose hug
band died only the day before, and whipped
her and her daughter. The recorder sentenced
the chain gang.
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EEaPHIS n ARKANSAS RIVER r.
Nj -CONFEDEKATE STATES MAI LE
LINE The above line viii. during IOwS
water in The Arkansas river. rua small boats from Ma
p0'e0u to Little Rock.
Psssen- ers leaving EemUh on M1rday7, Wednes-
days end sGtu- dsys, c-unec- direclg with these boats
next day 81 Ss31ieou. they leave Napoleon Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, end connect direct at
little Rock with CJ-cHps Ter Hot Spv-ngs and Fort
smith. F0r farther il'o milton apply q
JOHN q Al Ms. Proprietor. or
ARA HAHMSrAD Agent,
fvsO-3ms Corner Madison street an. Froat row.
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SnetiaI AutItfs.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA
HolioKgnY,s Pic an OinfmenI

Authorised L.0O0,00
Cash capital and surplus paid up...,......... $50, 600
See card in another column. Ofce, on JcGerson-st
with Elna ohce. LmzI-LEl ] q. WEST. Arant.
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@ 60 -
- - 60
FOR EEW ORLEANS.
Regular Saturday Passenger Packet
AOEES
JOS. COMES ..s-...... .....s ...... Master.
J. ". MAINCOURT. $1,000. 900. Clerk.
Leaves Memphis Every SATURDAY.
Leaves Memphis Every SATURDAY,
at I o'ciOck. +. N,

For Fort Harris Randolph, Fulton,
DSCE1E.F.
New Madrid ana Columbus.
Leaves every Tuesiay and Friday az P n.
TUE splendid passenger and freight
L steamer KENTUCKY, GsD.-i1 " G. $500
Priest viii leave IS above every TUHS-@
DAY and FRjfAT. ut 4 O'Clock p H., carrying the
mail and making all cornFc,iaus promptly For freight
or passage. having superior accommodations, apply on
board Jr to d. RIO s. 70 or
jos an , G. hCHsEU5 Agents.
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O. Fer war news by telegraph, see second
page.
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CRINIyAL CoURT.-No jury cases were tried
yesterday at this court, but a large amount Of
business was transacted in the way Of wind
ing up the business Of the term. The cases
set are: State Us. Phelps and Rose, for lar
ceny; State vs. Morrison, for larceny.
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FER RPME.

IHHAT desirable three story and attic Brick -,
4 House on he southeast corner Of Third ~
aud Washington streets. 1t has lately been iuil
put ID trorJugh 1ep'lr To a good and promptL9A
tenant it will be rented upon accommodate. NJ tenn
Arp y 10 ESQ. W. L. CROOK.
Insurance Agent, Telegraph Building.
fv15Tu
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. 4 FERRY,
HnW mo- MANUFACTURE LEATHERS

TTHE subscriber has a new, easy aud excellent meth
cd OF tanning without bark, making beaver, bet
ter and moro Gurabie Leather, in 0%ue-tenth OF the time
reaaired by bark and hfty per cent. cheaper.
spee fnleus Of Che Leather seDt 70 order. Shop
County and State rights sold cheap. Best Of city ref
eucss given. Address, enclosing stamp,
81 PARK, Box s66,
jyI4-lmdsw Memphis, Tenn.
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mcEaan,a Cordial.

Of MsLesn's Cordial, etc.
lis very well known we are not particularly . vor-
sJ.s to patent medicines, and, as . general thing, s4,aew
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments We declined inserting this advertise
neut unil We knew what were the ingredients OF the
medicine, and bew compounded. This we hayeIea ned,
and believing, as We do, that that the ingredients are
good, and tho compound judicigusly made, We recon-
mend itss a mixture worthy Of public confdedce.
The above is from the st. Louis Christlsn Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr.. McAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor OF NcLsan's Cordial. VIZ say
to al, ty it. See tls advertisement ia another col
unn. fe6-daV
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SUMMER
BAILEY SPRINGS, NORTH ALABAMA.
Treatment ard Care Of Chronic
Diseases.
Err. M0RTIMER 4 LURTON,

UNI lSAsEs ANA ~ LGh2OAg
Formerly of Louisville, Ky.,)
HAVE, At tue solicitation OF many correspondents in the
South, concluded TO speni three months (say from mid
die Of June NJ III thu middle ef ssptemberl, OF tue pes
en-, season, al Bailey Spring., LauierdaIc county, NORTH
Alabana, so that All who desire can consult them there,
r,or mne-al waters, can also be unier their personal
treaimeut
Their successful treatment Of all forms Of chronic
diseases, With botb males and females, is Low generally
known tHIough1ut The South, and they lssm 1t unEsoes-
sary to say anything more IN this notice, than that they
viii be there. AM give prompt and personal attention
to all whodssire their professional services.
They give sps-isl attention to the treatment Of the
following diseases:
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE or z KIDNEYS.
DIsEAsE OF TIRE SPINE,
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS,
ENLARGEMENT OF SPLEEN,
RHEUMATISM,
LUMBAGO,
SCTATICAs
NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS.
CHRONIC DTSEASEs (f stomach or bowslsl
EBST0US ~AFFECTlOF,
DYSPEPSIA Qndigeston).
In the treatment OF all forms OF Female Complaints,
such a. Thousands Of mothers and daughters suffer from,
their Success is without a precedent in the ordinary
routtae 4 practice.
Their numerous patients in thu south, whom they
are treatng by correspondence, will address them al
Bailey Strings. Ala, during The time specified.
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common Lazy Comrf

Sarah Bltlers q res woman Of color, petitions to be-
come . Save, ex parte.
In the Law side OF the Common Law and Cbancery
Court Ut the city OF Memphis, Sarah Butler, free wo-
mau Of color, has h.et her petition to become the slave
q Charles Paul. 1t is, therefore, ordered BY the Clerk
and Master u said court, M vacation, that publication
be made as required BY law, and that petitioner and her
Intended master, and an persons Interested. appear be-
10 g said court on the second Monday IN February next,
1862, IL being the drst day OF the February term, lSg2,
q said court and answer s1Ch questions as may be
proPoUnded 10 thea in the premises, AID abide the or
der OF sasl court.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Ml2-MLE BIZ A j MMEELEE- na.u-- nLL-E-
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Constipation or COstiveness.

No one Of the "many Ills fesh is heir ton
Is 30 prevalent, SO little understood, and - much ne
elected as c0stivsness. Oftea originating in careless
ness, or selap1sry h4bits, it'll 6 regarded as a slight dis
order O. tc1 little Consequence 10 excite anxiety, While
IN reality il is the precursor Bad CoEpanisn OF many Of
The most fatal and dangerous diseases, and usiess early
srldicated IL VIII bring the sufferer % an uEtlMe.y
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which cost1veuess
Is the UsJaI attendant are headache, Cole, RheuHa-
usm, Poul Breath, Piles and others % ike nature, while
A long train o. frEhtfui diseases suca as Malignant Fe-
vers, Abccsses, Dyseutary. niarrbea, Dyspepsia, Apo
giaxy. Epilepsy. Pa-a.ysis, EyStcria. Hyp0ch0Bdr l8sis,
Wednesday, aud I~usauIty, first indicate heir presence
On the system by tails alarming symptom. Not uGrre-
,uentlv tde diseases named -sriziua.e in constipation,
5ut lake on an independent existence uBless the cause
is cradlcateJ in an eAily stage. From all these conSic-
.rations, il follows that the disorder should receive i'm
mediate attention whenever il occurs, and no person
Mould neglect % get a BOX Of Cephalic Pills on the nrst
APPEARANCE Of the complaint, as their timely use will
sxpel the izsiduous approaches OF disease and destroy
this dangerous Zoe " human life.
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Common law Court.
Thomas Stokes, Attachment
versus against nom
JnO. J. 7. hurry ana G. .. Pennebaker, Residents for
1rn Of Marry x Peuueb5EPr. debt, sls6 n
In this cause IL appears % tae Clerk ard aastsr Of the
Law side Of the Common Law aEd Chsucery Court Of the
city ef Memphis that defendants are uOn-resIdents Of
the State Of Tennessee. It is therefore, 5rdEred hat
publication be mae four weeks successfully, % re-
q"lCCd ~ law, requiring defendants TO appear during
oH8 Of the first five days Of the next February term OF
his court, c5muenclng On the second Monday in Feb
ruEry next, 1882, and plead, d muir or in soL4e way de-
fend said suit, Cr tbe same viii be set Tor hearing ex
parts and jstgseut by default entered.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, CLERK
ty2S WV By A. :. WHEELER, Deputy C.eTk.
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FACT WoRTH KNowING.-Spaldlng's Ce~
ybalic Pills are q certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Hesdachs, Costiveness and General
Debility.
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e. All letters for members Of he Blud City
Greys, Capt. J. H Edmundson, will be for
warded IL left at F. Titus s. Cs.'s Office, Jeaer-
son street. j31-1w
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4 BOUT three weeks 40 a BLACK horse AULE, n
a medium size, ten Sr twelve years Old lfFA
will give a liberal reward for his delive cry TO
me, or any information so that I can get him.@a&S@
MIOHAE n
bS02,s Corner jackson a I'd Main sts'
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O-BsTREPEEoUs CRINoLTNE.-Ohcsr Sulliva7
Yesterday arrested a hack full Of close packed
criDoline. The occupants Of expanded skirts
were INDUCING in a "spree." They drove With
a rush talked with a vigor unknown to The
ton; pulled cigars as dehantly as Madame Du-
devaut, and INDUCED in smashes, juleps and
cocktails at various saloons on their route, tc
an extent more calculated to excite astonish'
ment at the extent of their draining powers
than respect for their good morals. Recorder
Moore will exhibit bis Ene powers, or BIZ
powers Of fDiag, when they appear before bin
this morning, in rendering justice to their dis
iinguished claims.
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MAMoTH ToMAToEs.-We have receive
specimens Of ripe and growing tomatoes from
J. D. Danbury, ESQ., grown On bis p~reaises in
Chelsea, that are astonishing, bob on accou- I
OF their pr Iifcness and size. One Of he fruit
measures hfteen inches round. They were
grown from seed obtained from the Washing
ton natar+ oHra
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Producing, Pictures Quickly
and TS'sEs 10 FrHftETs.

Our Laboratory Is furnished with al the appliances
necessary to prepare The best chemicals. We are aided
yy a frst-clsss Artist, and can furnish Cur customer
with superior pictures in all the various styles known
70 thu art.
II Artists furnished with stock.
r. II. CLARK, r. Z. CLARK & CO.,
!. s. WILKINS No. /, Clark's Marble YSsE
jeII- Haw
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SOLDIERS FA-lTLIEs The ladies Of Holly
Springs give a concert at that place, the pro
ceeds to BE- given to the families Of soldiers
gone to the wars. Cannot the example be fol-
lowed here, aud a public effort Of some kind
be made once a week, that permanent prOvis-
ion in aid Of those who require Il nay be
rn,LnC
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TERMS:
CROCKBIT RANGERS.


TlHE following is a list OF the members OF the
L CROCKETT RANGERS" with a mention Of the
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8eguIgI Barafts.

BALL
UvHE fleet and comfortable pa k-t C4RL, r. q,
1 Cart. Bail. Will leave for the head
waters Of 81. Fra O. Tirrr, AM all Ute--
mediats points, FRIDAY 81 inst. at4 P u
For freight or passage apply On board, ortJ
an -2rs ELLIaTT g. WHOM, Agents.
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THE GREAT
gassgENas "4G3Cgae9s
gWIVS BLOOD SEARCHERI
For the RenOVdE and Permanent Cure Of aH DE-
eases arising from an Impure sfGte Of
he Blood, vi5:
MePcuFiaI and SypIIiIitic TaiRtss
COMPOUNDED FROM

49, ~
MeFCuFiaI and SyplIiIitIc TaiRtss
u all their different forms and stages;
impIes,N Nodes
or Shir Bones. BIOtCiEes,
BOiEs, SCaId Head
And tho entire class OF complaints cau-ed By an impure
state OF the Blood.
rssH invariatly cures Rheumatism, Liver Com
plaint, General aud Nervous Debility,
OF she Bowels, and Is particularly for All
those otstructions 10 which females are liable. j y
natures own cosmetic, it brings the young females
form 20 perfection, giving richness TO the blood ana
vigor to the nerves, causing health and happiness .
sparkle in the downcast ard saddened eye, the rosy
tloom OF haalth to beauti'y the faded check.
The "BIOod SeaIcheF"
L precisely what its name indicates in all its length
and breadth, viz: In a searching manner, 70 SEEK 10
look for, to Inquire, 10 examine 70 iavigorate, and thus
purifying and cleansing the bleed, tae source, the foun-
tain Of life, causing it to how p1Ie and unAdulterated
in an its ORIGINAL purity ana vigor, thus removing from
the system all impure and perniclOus causes which
have induced disease.
Its eaects have been almost miraculousi Hundreds
up5n hundreds have been snatched BY il from an IN
timely grave and Testord to the sweets OF health and the
e~ndearmeufs Of friends.
we can point TO hundreds Of cases that have been
cured after a.. other remedies have failed, and many
instances where the patients had given up all hope OF
ever being restored to health.
We not only claim 20 have discovered a panGcea for
IMPURE BLOOD tut we challenge the entire world to
produce q medicine that has its life-giving aid search
ing properties.
g- Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for s., and
for Warded by express TO all p ITS OF the Confederate
States, on receipt Of price.
POTTER * MBRwIN, Projectors,
IS JRferson-st., near post Cnice,
Aud general dealers in all popular patent medicines.
Ks- sJld at all the Dug Stores in Memphis.
iel3-dtwAWis
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-06
Contributions for the Soldiers.

The following contributions for our North Caro-
lima troops have been registered at Richmond from
this State, since our last notice:
Sergt. H. P. Allen, for North Carolina contrbu-
tors, 81, 800 worth of clothing; A. H. Staten and
Mr.. Bennett. $500 worth of clothing to First N c.
State troops; Messrs. Brown, Adams & Haigler,
S. 900 to First N c. Cavalry and LIST State troops;
Messrs. Layne, Welsh, Keener, Moody, Painter &
McMinn, $4,000 worth of clothing to 9th N. C.
State troops; Mr. Michael, $3.50 worth of clothing
to 18th N. c. regiment; H. Sawyer, $500 to End
N. c. State troops; George and John Sawyer, $500
to 9TH Regt N. c.; G " Blackman, So, $50 to the
18th N. c. troops; j. w. Evans. 5000 to 9th N. c.
troops L. w. Gilbert s77O to 18th regiment; J.
D. Lanier and N. Douglas, $4,000 to 5th State
troops; Mr.. McClenahan, $3.50 to 9th State troops;
S. w. Nailor, Samuel Rose, j. S. Smith, and John
Quattlebaum, 81, 800 70 4th State troops; R. n. A.
Palmer, $1,000 to 18th regiment; A. j. Rigsby,
$500 to 9Th State troops; s. R. Street. 81, 500 to
2nd State troops; r. BslWyatt, Sl75 to End State
troops; John Fleming 81, 700 to 18th N. c. Troops;
J. Ii. Lindsey, $l,s27 to the 18th Regiment; DR..
Mcdaniel, 81, 500 to the 4th and 18th Regiments;
R. B. Paschal, and w. D. Tyson, So. 900 to 9th and
26th Regiments; William Peel and others, S40o to
the ID Regiment; NJ D. Smith, 81, 100 to the l1th
Regiment; May Warren. $500 to 4th Regiment;
S. II. Hand, $1,000 to 18th N G. Troops; Samuel
p Hill, $500 in money to 9Th; N. y. Winston,
5000 to 9th State Troops; 7. JEFF. Utley, $40, 900
to Col. Tews, Meares and Stokes, regiments.