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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17
Boston advertisements.

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM-This
~ Institution established the benefit OF the sick
and suffering. whether rich poor, is under the nme
9iate care Of Dr. n X TAYLOR, aided by OF the
best consultation talent the city affords. The uode
treatment practiced embraces all The modern improve
ents which have been made by the professors and
dents q medicine. surgery electricity. magnetism. psy
eheiogy ana n,enta and spiritual philosophy DR. Iay
Tor is an experienced pErslcan we'll skillful Op
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
wears he has been eninety successful in curing
of the worst cases Of Lung and Liver Diseases DySpep
sl rheumatism, Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, Al d Female Complaints, which have under
medical care Many cases OF Nervous Prostitution Neu
ralgia and Female Derangements relieved at a
single visit Diseases of the Blood, from whatever cause
produced, treated by the eclectic system with inva.
rable success. Patients from distance who wish
to remain in the city while under treatment be
nished it, good accommodations and board moder
ate rates, by communicating with DR.. Taylor a day OF
two beft re their arrival.
Office, consultation ard operating rooms. No. II Han,
over street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. T. X, TAYLOR Bos
ton.
p. SDr. Taylor's Medical Work for beth sexos emit.
tied The Medical Companion be obtaii.ed of him.
or Of W: V. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
Washington street Price 80 cents. Three stamps extrs
when sert Nv mail. diff APPS
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l=haaeea1sssRssS DOoION q WORCES1ER
e s-=.5:::=ss:::sRAILRoAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
;sT--ES-AEN7, commencing MONDAY Nov. Is,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows;
Leave Worcester at 435 EXP, 7, $40 a M, $40 Exp
tSg; LIS EXP p m The / $40 a. m and 400 p. M
Station ~ 40'
Mibury, $40 &. m. S4Op NJ.
Grafton, ~, l0,05 a. m. AEON. N.
cOTdaSile III III Ss5 a a. I M IL z p PM m.
ashland 14S 1896 a. M. 45l p. m.
Milford, ITO 94j a m, A. 10 D. m.
SMIoTt5hhboro,, "a m 400 p, m.
niarloIro, I.24, a. m. 4.2S p.
Fraamingham 525sExpress SEQ Exp, sos, 1913 a. H.
Satiek, 7;l5, 8l5, lilo a. m. 100, Sl5p,m,
saxonviue, $50 a m. l245 ,. m.
Newton Lower Falls, 6l5, $50 a. H. 345 500 D. m Al.
IVES! newton, 627, Iii, 8ss, aI2 ll22 wor. a. M,
BTookline, t835 $50 is Is, = 10 am lis t2SO Il co.
% 70 $50 q 10 p N. On Sunday, $50 m and Il Is and
tn connection with trains on Charles River Branch
y; In case Of severe snow Storm the evening
SPECIAL Newton and Brooklne, and Monday IL p nj.
orcester Trains may be omitted.
TRAINS leave Boston, follows.
a. oF new york. VIA Springfield, $50 Exp. Exp,
New YORK, via Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m
MWtnany; t:VVs.So ~ 6Xp a IA LIS, Exp. p. M.
so Exp s 90 ZAP p, m Also Mondays, at II p. m.
S 4ld99Iy1 ~ 80 =. N, ~, = . P; n
westbOIo'; 7co a. NJ LIS, AIS. $50 Ex., m Also,
;, cordavie, 100 N. LIS, AIS M Also, Mondays at
Hip. m. "
Milford, 100 a. M lis 4l5pn
NorthbOro', LIS, IS p. n
Marlboro, lis, Ais D. m
birmingham, 100, $50 Exp a. n. I2 lis ? Exp. Is
5Sg Exp, sg9, exp m. Also. Mondays at Ii p NJ
Mondays at IL p. m. r ~
Saxonvilie, $50 a. m, SIS D. m
Newton ltc WOr., s, 80, q IL. LIS Wor As ll5
o. 40, 9l5 p IN Also, Mondays and Wednesdays at
Brookline = 20, $50 1900 Ii g. m FI2 Is 23O %3l5 IS
% l. SSv, lO45 p. m On SUNDAYS 10 M II As and l. As
N. only. - SIN H :"
eBw New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. m Ex-
press Trains stop only at Framineharn
I'm connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, Nov. IL. 1861. dtf o. Cup n1
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AwORD OF CAUTION.

bR- It has been estimated that over Too hundred
Thousand Dollars paid to swinclngquacks annually
in New England aloe and that too, without the least
bene to those who payi The greater part Of this
Is paid by class Of persons who are the least able
lose It, but once paid tteg get back, dare
tfcy expose the cheat for fear of erppsHq themselves
All this comes from trusting @uh0at inquiry, TO men
who alike destitute OF honor character and skill
and whose only recommendation is their false and
extravaRant assertions IN praise Of themselves. II
therefore You would dptld being hliabagqed take
mans word, no matter whai are his pFeteRsOns but
MAKE INQUIRY. It will cost you nothing. aud may
save you many regrets; for, as advertising physicians
IN nine out Of ten Hreb0gus, there safety In
trusting any ct them unless you know who and Whdt
they are.
"a DR. NJ. viii send Iree, by enclosing one stamp
above, Pamphlet on DlSF Asses OF WOMEN. and
Pirate Diseases generally. Also Circulars giving
full information with he most UndOubfed references and
Testimonials without which, advertising physician OF
medicine ol this kind is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE
WHATEVER.
~ DR.. MATTIsoN is the only educated physician
In Providence. II not In ew England rho makes spe
eiaiy Of Private Diseases and he gives the very best
references and testimonials both OF his honesty and his
skiH. If there ARE any Others LET THEN DO THE
SANE; otherwise, you mad better keep away from
them.
EH-orders by mail rompuy attended to. Write your
address pldiHiV and direct 70 DIR AiATTISOH. above
le d5tawn
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THE Only POSITIVE.

I'll THE ONLY POSITIVE.
ff555ailIil 49,, II FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
bGNIIl ~ e word.
infTF- N-s.t@1 When the contents OF safes are de-
EFt hi HA75s, n stroved, they invariably burned
Itt147.H- E.t by heat being conducted to them and
| e===S-2-sr- It The inside wood CASING through the
t--z5-- ~ door and doorway, by iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron pate of the door and orinp M
fecty on to the inside wood casng thus forming
trnous conductor Of the conducting material
from the outside directly upon inside wood casing
and contents OF tie safe.
- Al SAFES sdUe ours are thas bRilt,
"a ETGH2tne ycar SAFE door.
Inc N arland Patent SAFE constructed entire
ly cut OF all communication heat to this Part by su
constructing the door and the doorway OF soap stone
or other non-conductiDg material, TO have iron
bolts running through the door plate around
the doorway nor any connections from the the
inner part Of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents OF the safe as efeetuay protected from all heat
mar can be applied 10 the door other portion Of
safe.
n. H. IsTGELOEV AND ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and PrOpuetors,
" school street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
samples seen at stores Of BUSH & Co., FITCH d OTIS
II. HARVEY, HIRAM French, and at c. FOSTER &
CO. Agents. 222 u ain street. diff d3i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-17
THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS

are also recommended your attention. In strength
snd durability, and efficient work, they have no
equal Their perfectly and straight surface allows
them placed to the Burr Cylinder to save the fine
and short staple Their firm strength and their peculiar
Set Of teeth Indispensable good hold on the wool
for the proper working Of burning Machine They are
highly approved and much used. These Feed Rolls and
Burning Machines clean the wool of its natter
Inc coarse machines OF the and the finer machines
OF the hner dirt and burrs they prevent injurious sub
stances rom coming in contact with the card and each
set WILL in addition to cleaning the and protecting
the cards do much carng cards to which they
attached they should therefore be attached 10 each
card OF the set.
he hos
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slt1ittnts
DRS. HILL 81 TuOMPSoN,s
Renowned Indian EmmenagOugc !!

Forthe use OF Single or Married Females,
may be Justly rrllked as the most sue
eessfdl and Invaluable specific for all
deraneements.o distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the FeDi01e ser
now before the publ c. Dir. hill. the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice u twenty
years and upwards. has made the
81 Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Uiseas es. arising lrum the conSlruc
tion and functions OF the Frmale Svs
tenn, his particular subject of attertion
and study,i which department of his
practice Il has been his ain to bring 10
u thorough test and issue the different
"a Botanic and Indian Agents Of the
\ NJ terra Mcdica. with the view of pre-
: dueine Convenient. SAFE and Certain
; Remedy for all cases of Irre.ular tiles.
suppress ons and distractions, aud their
q atCctious Of the female system, and the
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S}etu }3ork advertisements.
" ' " " |@7"4VFF@'
ITO WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.
CALVIN L. GODDARD & CO.,
No Bowling Green, New York
only Manufacturers of the
SUPERIOR STEEL RING
Solid Packing Burning Machines,
FEED ROLLS, AND nIEsrIzo Burning p1ckERs

All the principal Wooden Establishments ill the United
States, Canada, and Mexico using these Burning
Machines their first Breakers, and none who have
used them would do without them. They are acknowI
edged he only perfect machines in perfection Of
work and durability. he finer burning Machines fol
second breakers and Finshers row plan of teeth
are recommended to attention. being as useful az
Efficient and as important those attached to first
Breakers. There are many in use.
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CONSIGNORs or FREIGHT

- 20
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AMI
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES,
Are respectfully notified that Trains leave the PROYI
DENCE STATION in this city, daily for Providence
these connecting with the large and powerful steamers
OF the
COMMERCIAL TEAME1AT CO.,
for New York and thence by special arrangement with
the steam Canal Lines, for Philadelphia Baltimore and
all Southern points.
RATES ALWAYS LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER
STEAM LINE.
Time between New York and Philadelphia, % hours.
Baltimore, 80
No chGrgetor Wharfage, Car0ge, or other expense in
AeE7 l0Fk thus constituting the cheapest and most rel
able steam Freight Route between Worcester ana the
points named.
PASSENGER Tickets to any part of the Great West mas
9 tei Railroad Depot on Green street
re New York office Of anuve named Tine is at PIER
II NORTH RIVER, EDWIN BYNNER. Agt. to whose
care al freight for the South should be consigned
One OF more steamers leave New York for Providence
daily For turthe- particulars, apply to
a. &. MUNROE. General Freight Agent,
at No. Lrccln House Block.
Or to W. II. JOCRDAN, Providence Depot
BESJ. BUFFUM, Providence.
ISAAC H. SOUIIIWlCK Is State st. Boston
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81 - " II Is
OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EMPRESS
Le9vesW. L. Pease d Co.'S store. Oxford, at a. n
caves a. W. SAwYERs Music Store 20T Main stree:
Worcester 81 4 o'clC..k y m.
All business entrusted this line will be faithfully ami
promptly attended to- o. +. MORRIS, Proprietor
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-11

Granville rst Monday IN Feb Nav. AiS and November.
Greene second Monday IN Feb May Ang and November
CASTOR third Monday February and August and fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday In March and Sept
aafsz third FEB May Aug and nSyemDer
atwood, fourth Monday in March, june Sept and Dec
Hereford fourth Monday in Feb May Ang and November
Henderson, first Monday after fourth Monday in March,
s june, September and December.
Iredei, third Monday Feb May, Aug and November
Johnston, fourth Mondy Feb May Aug and November
Jones, fifth Monday aferhe fourth Monday March and
Sept and nd o.. on the last Monday January aud July
jackson, third Monday in March, June Sept and Dec.
Lenoi nrst Monday in Januaryand July, and third Mon
day in March and September
Lincoln second Monday in January and July, and third
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sept.
Martin. second Monday in January, April July and Oct
June. September and December.
Mecklenburg, fourth Monday in JAM April July and Oct
Montgomery first Monday Janry April July aud Oct
Macon second Monday in March, June, Sept and Dec
Madison third Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
june, September and December.
Nash, second Monday in Feb, May, August and Nov.
and December
Northampton, first Monday in March, June September
and December.
0nslOw, first Monday in March, June, Sept and Dee;
Orange fourth Monday in Feb, May August and Nov.
Pasquotank first Monday in March, June Sept and Dec.
Perquimaus, second Monday in Feb; May Aug aud Nov
Person, third Monday Of Mrrch, June, sept and Dec
Pitt first Monday in February Nav August and Nov.
Rockingham fourth Monday in Feb May, Aug and Nov.
Polk, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday March,
June, September and december :
Randolph first Monday in Feb May, Aug and November
Richmond third Monday in January apri July aud Oct.
Rowan, first Monday in Feb. May, Ang. and November.
Robson. fourth Monday in Feb May Aug and November
Rutherford, ninth Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, June, September and December.
Sampson, third Monday in Feb May Aug and November
Stokes, second Monday March, June, Sept. and Dec.
Surry, second Monday in Feb May, Aug and November.
Stanly second Monday in Feb May, Aug and November.
Tyre, fourth Monday of January, April July and Oct.
Union, first Monday in january, April, July and Oct
Wake, third Monday in Jannary, May, Aug. and Nov;
Watauga, third Monday in Feb May Aug. and November
Wayne, third Monday Feb: May, Aug and November.
Wilkes first Monday after The fourth Monday in January,
April, Jnly, and October
Wilson fourth Monday in January, April July and Oct
Yancey fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
juno September and December.
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t Monday after the 4th Monday in March
and September.
PLEAS AND QUARTER sEssIoNs.

Arson county. the second Monday in january April
July and October. -....
Ashe fourth Monday in February May August and Nov
Alexander, first Monday 10 March, June, Sept and Dec
Aamance, first Monday after the fourth Monday of Febr
AIRY, May, August aud November.
Beaufort third Monday in March and Sept and the first
Monday in June and December.
Bertie second Monday in February May, Aug and Nov
Baden first Monday in Feb, May, Aug and November
Brunswick, first Monday in March, June, Sept and Dec
Buncombe, second Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, June, September and December
Burke, eighth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June September aud December.
Cabarrus, third Monday in January, April July and Dc
tober.
Caldwell sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June September and December.
Camden, second Monday in March, June, September and
December. ~
Cartee the third Monday in February May, August and
. November -
Caswel first Monday after the fourth Monday of March,
June, September and December.
Catawba, third Monday in January and July, and second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sep
: TENDER. 49, -,
Chatham second Monday February, May, August and
November.
Cbowan, first Monday in February, May, August and No
vember. Z
Cleveland tenth Monday aler the fourth Monday in Mar
June, September aud December.
Columbus second Monday in Feb, May August and Nov
Craven second Monday in March, June, Sept and Dec
Cumberland FIRST Monday in March, June Sept and Dec
Currituck the last Monday in Feb, May, Aug and Nov
Cherokee. first Monday in March, june Sept and Dec
Duplin, third Monday in JAN, April July and October
Davidson second Monday in Feb May August and Nov.
Edgeeombe. fourth Monday in Feb, May Aug and Nov.
Franklin, second Monday March. June, Sept. and Dec
Forsyth third Monday in MARCH, June, Sept and Dec.
Gates, third Monday In Feb May, August and November.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-11
ABSENT SOLDIERS, &c.
Heaaqurrtsrs .eth Res,. n. c. Troons.

NJ e..
CAMP EEAR WINCHESTER, VA. Oct Is 1851
lST OF n EN ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE FRn,,
III 9Th NJ @. frb0ps: - FHoa
since Asnss Casey IN Partisan Corps Tenu
Tenn. since 2lst of June 1852; w Bowman in gps
CO. n q since is August 1852; &c Burrows in Ean
lei IN Davidson0r Orange County since lst Se ian.
G99mpa5J B-James Scott IN Orange County G. sins.
Company Cy2Jauese Carroll, in oranue cor,,;
since 9Th August 1882 II Garrard IN Orange o.
u since l5th@Aueust, 1852; John Clements in 0ry
County, N c; since 24th Jnne 1852 - orange
= Company D-Miltan Hardin in Madison. ,,,,.,
22d Sept, 1852; Ferrill i'm Mcdowell County since
March 1852 Daniel Shehan, III Richmond or "a
Petersburg since LIST July 1852; Portland Bay in R, Or
County c. since II Sept 1862 James Murrs1 N r6s
orFa, since II Sept 1857 a' III T.
Company E-Wm Buchanan, in Mitchell Copntr .s;.-
is March. 1862; Lace Byrd in Mitchell Connt SINCE
August 1882; McGurry Sage IN Mitchell C1. si"ce 90
80 Aug, 1857 James Huehns in or Va snca since
1862 0''ics % June,
Company Jefferson Taylor, Alamauce County civ.
7s9 sept lSss Ray in Aamance COUNTY s sncs
LIST October 1862 John Sykes in Alamance Connt since
Both, august, 1867. 00uA'y since
Company H-Alexander Coleman, in Casrvou n 80.
since ~ Aug, 1852 Albert DunaYaut in Caxwou Gnt,
since Aug, 1852; Franklin Page in CasweI Cuny'
since LIST Aug 1852; Alrs simpson in Casweli GGOuny
since lst Aug, 1852. 0'unty,
Company Ia A Lewis in Wake COUNTY siro, -,
July 1852 Lashley, in Wake County since 18th tn
Company K-J D Wolf. in Orange County since .su
1852; John Wolf in Orange County since "a No Du may,
Thomas l. Ray, in Orange County since ~ NJ I ioosj
John Hughes, Alamance County, since Sd Nav 1888
List of COnscripts who deserted near SIann, "
about list Octbber, before reaching the Regimen. 'H'
Emanuel Denton, Thomas DEMON john JohTsior nj
Moses, Joseph Ramsey Jacob Mooney Alex smith RoSs
Carswell John Confz James Pool John MeI;rat5 ~ o.
Lal, w w Swink T II Carswell; John d Col In n Y
Smith, C Carswell Samuel PGett John Sw,nL ny WS
Chapman, Joshua Pae g " Smth-al from Burke Con-
hn nj nrTn aOf = l..
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- Il. ,
6sio. E7ano6er-SJ Berson, J.,R HIVES.
4ort4amp Nv. W. PEBBLES, Capt 4. stansill.
Oas9otO--J. h. Fny.ss
s0tanys John Berry, ". n. Patterson.
.YgsqsotGnk- Gen. w. T.. Mann. - < -
Pe1g 4i1ldRs- DR.. Jos. II. Riddick. ~
Psrsoa- Ii. NJ. d. Bumpass. - -
PlH-U. Perkins, B. 6. Abortion.
RaadoIph ID narhan Worth, NJ 5. Robbius. =
Richmond 1T Sanders nj, Ingram
tR05esoA-- Murdoch McRae NeH Mcneil. $
sRockingaanl4-W. iSGillian, James Reynolds.
.Potoan-F E. Shober, n. n. Fleming
liatke.t0rd-A.R R. BRYAN, J b. Carpenter.
fSInapson- ltam Kirby, Thos II. Holmes.
Shtnly-L Lafayette Greene. -
Stokes-William Flynt
Sarry-Dr. Joseph Hongsworth
IyrreL-Eli Spruill
+, Union-C. O. bemmonds.
HIkc-Wiam Laws, G. a. Afford, Daniel G. Fowle.
Warren -Thos. /. Judkius, Leonard Henderson.
4 VGshiagsoB-( Same as in Carteret.)
JHataula-Wm. Horton
Wdyns-B. D. Rives, NJ X. Crawford.
JHILkss-E NJ. Wellborn, A. II. Hampton.
Yadki,.-A. G. Cowles.
PaRcy-Lt NJ. ID. Young.
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COMMITMENT, &c.

COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY,
~ negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs to Capt William Smith. of tie 9th
regiment N c. t. and that he resides in Petersburg
Va Said boy says at he put the Sails
bury N q. bv his MASTER and by accident they be
separated and he. the SAID boy, taken up and
committed as a runaway.
Also, another negro, calling himself HENRY BROOKS;
he is free, and that he is from Wayne County, N c.
and bound 10 Benz Herring of said county, dead
Said by is bright mulattO, about 81 years old.
Notice is hereby given that the owner come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
they will be dealt with as the law directs
w. H. HIGH, Sheriff
Oct IA, 1869. S9-tf
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mac. New ConseriptIon. Act.


The following is copy of the oonscripOn Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress
Az Aer to amend act, eutited An Act to provide
further for the public acknowledgement 10th April,
1862.
The Cangress-0f tie Confederate States of Aherica do
tDac That the President be, BE is hereby authorized
call and place The military service Of the Concd
crate States for three years, unless The war shall have
been sooner ended all white residents of the
Confederate States between the ages hryve and for
" i've years. atthe time the call calls may be made
and who not at snct time times legally exempted
from military services such parts thereof as, in his
il lment may be necessary to the public defence such
call or calls TO be made under the provisions and according
It, the of the act 10 WHICH this is an amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war all persons who are or nav here
after become eghteen of age and when once CO
rolled all persons Between the ages iEHteen and frf
five shall serve their full tne Ir3ged that If the Pres
ident in cang out troops The service of COpled
crate States shall first cI FOR only part the persons
betV the ages herenbefoe stated he shall call those
between the of thirty five and any other age less than
tDrthfye prosidf That nothing herein contained shall be
understood rs repeaug modifying any part of The act
II which this is amentItury EXCEPT Us herein expressly
stated and prOUidet further tat these allied ouJ under
ihs act and the which this ain Amendment shall
ne st and Immediately ordered ll their maximum
he companies, battaious sguadrons aud regiments
@ Ine respective States at the time The act to further
ios The public defence, approved 10th April 1852
was passed aud the surplus if any shall be ASSIGNED 10
formed from each State since the Iassaoe If
'nYt acs " Paeed Ia no ,,carad H.
rue Sneh residue Saccorjnsr Is fft laws tbars
o. % - a. now provided by law, nropief that
49, 50 bicr 49, .hel 10 suspend the execution of This
Sr me act " s s IS en- amendment in anv incsl,;y
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HOUSE uF COMMONS.


ALandnce-R..Y. McAdeu, DR.. g. ~ Watson.
AteraRder-DF. J. NJ. Carson.
AHsoR-Purdie Richardson K. ID. Burns
Ashe-J. M. Gentry
Bdden-J. w. Russ.
Beaafort-IIon r s. Donnell, Capt. w. T. Marsh.
Berti6-Dr. 2. T. Henry, James Bond.
BrunsUiek Daniel L. Russell.
BHncORbe-Juhn Burgiu.
BurEe-JGhn Parks.
0lbary1s-W s. harris
CaLf,rsH-M. N. Barnhardt.
Cd1Rden-JOhn Forbes.
CareetNo election held account of the presence Of
Cdswsl-S. S Harrison, William Long.
GitdUba-Geo 5. Hooper.
GEathans IT. b. Harris Lieut. W. Headen, O. Wad-
dell.
OGerokee-J H. Bryson.
Ciy,pan.Lemuel c. Benbury.
CgeUeLqad-David Beam. ]. K. Logan.
0jtuns5us-W M Baldwin.
Crausa G. Barrow, BENZ N. Cook
oaaJerdad and Htrn-t-Hon. J. G. Shepherd, Dr. John
Mccormick Neill Mckay.
CtrtItuck-B. NJ. Baxter.
Daoii<on-Dr R. l. Beall, Henry waIser.
Dapie--Henry u. Howard.
DupLp--J. G. Stanford, L. W. Hodges
EtgeeonJg-David Cobb Robert by mum.
F0rsyA-John P. Nissen, DR.. E. Ksrner.
FraHklin- w. Pearce, Jr
Gdst0a-A. W. Davenport.
gene Grissom.
GaiJord-M, s. Sherwood, R. W. Glenn, W. R. Smith.
Gates-W. H. Manning.
Hftfdr-Dr Henry Joyner, A. II. Davis.
Aagr0ood-Dr.S LSLoye-
Lertfora-J. d. Yanul
Hsnderson-Alex. Henry.
Ayde-E L. Mann.
!. LrsdsH IT. A. Allison, John Young.
Z .ackson-J, Keeper. 4. -z
oohnstoR-Seth Woodall w. b. Ayera-
yodes-Anthopy Rhodes.
: Lsnoir--W. w. Dunn s.
= LineoLn--A. Costuer.
AtcoR-Dr, j. NJ Lyle. 49, 49,, k,ts
8 Ntdisoa-Dr. Walien.
5 1fdJfiH--James Robinson,
2 HcIptpslt-Lt. w. Il. Craig:
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-11
NOTICE.
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Headquarters, I'd n, G. Battal1Oh,
C6IP NEAR DRBRY's BLUFF. Oct. q, lS62- }
4 viii paw reward Of $50 for the delivery to me in camp
n -or SIS for the apprehension and confinement ID jan
OF the following named deserters FROM my company %
WM HOLDER, JAMES N. POOL, WIN. r. EAkN5HE'
ALEXANDER wHTST0NHUNT, and GREENIBHGnHnHN
DAVIS, OF Randolph County, and LINDZEi D. GOi'D,Wn
and JOHN II EI.ERS0N, Of Davidson County, N y. ny
address is Proctcr's Greek. Va.
jNo n. HANCOCK, Capt Cong.
Oct 81 1880 80. $751;.