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A TRUE PATRIor.-We learn there is a man in
Marshall county, Tennessee, who, week before last
refused to sell his leather to spectators at one dol
lar per pound and is selling to his neighbors for
their own use at fifty cents pound. We saw yes
terday an excellent pair of boots he sold within the
last two weeks to surgeon in the army at six dol
lars, such as are retailing in the more Southern
States at twenty-five dollars. He intends, We un-
derstand, as far he to keep prices atreasona.
BILE rates. His name is John Lowry, and be has
two sons IN the Confederate army Let this mans
name oe known throughout the Southern Coincide
rscy as true patriot-O Chattanooga Rsbsl
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RlGHr.-The Legislature of Virginia has passed
bill compelling the Railroads terminating in tho
cities Of Richmond and Petersburg to transport
wood to said cities. The Legislature Of North Car
DINA ought to pass similar bill for the relief of
towns in this State. There are always large num-
Der of almost destitute families in every town in the
State and there is consequently good deal Of suf-
fering for wood in the winter mohths and this
winter, considering the high prices, We fear there
will be more suffering thar usual. We know that
some of the Railroads have evinced commendabls
spirit in this respect whilst others have not done
so.-CAarlotte Democrat,
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BuLLET-MAKING MAcHINE.-A new bullet-making
machine was tried IN San Antonio, Texas, recently,
with great success. ILworks by steam. A descrip.
ZION Of the experiment says
lnere seems to be no limit to the number of bull.
ie's II is capable Of turning out per minute, as one
Is mace a. every revolution of the dies. Sixty per
minute were made with but small pressure Of steam
while with more force over a hundred were produ
ced. The bullets made by the machine are very
superior article of Minnie bullet, being compressed
solid and perfect shape. Any kind of bullet can be
] made by changing the dies
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THE DESTINED coNsoRT.-There then remains on
IL one more candidate p complete the list of the
sacred seven princesses This last royal lady is one
whom rumor points out as the destined consort of
our future King, Princess Alexandra, of Denmark.
Her Royal IIighness was born December LIST, 1914,
and is the second child and eldest daughter of Prince
Christian of Schleswg- Holstcin heir expectant to
the throne of Denmark, and of Princess Louise of
Hcssc Cassel She is described as very accomplish
ed as we'll as gifted with no inconsiderabe share OF
physical beauty, standing second only in the latter
respect to the far-famed Princess Of Hohenzolern-
Siglnarngen The union seems desirable in all re-
spects, except the one that Prince Christian is as
deeply involved in the Schewig. Holstein-maze as
his elder brother Frederick. He has shown, how
ever, either more wisdom or more ambition by ia
king the Danish side anda recompense was elected
in 1853 to be the successor of King Frederick VII
The friends of Prince Christian assert that he is
aiming at something far higher than even the throne
of Denmark and that it is not unlikely he will one
dav bear on his brow the triple crown Of new Gill;
pire OF Scandinavia.
But these are matters not needed to recommend
fair Princess Alexandrs to the notice of the British
public thoughsthe rumor of her section rs the bride
of the Prince Of Wales has already put the diplo.
macy of one half of Europe in movement created
immense excitement at Berlin and St Petersburg.
and caused panic among the Jews at Hamburg,
who have been specializing in Schleswig Holstein
scrip Here we only ask that our future Queen
should be Protestant her husbands own free
choice and not entansled with burdensome political
obligations all these recommendations, with
beauty superadded, seem to meet in the Princess
English paper.
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COMMITTED.

TENAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
IL Surry County, North Carolina, the 2yth day Of
August, 1862, negro boy who calls himself Ed BERRY
about IL years of age about feet inches in height
weighs about 40 pounds, very dark Completed says he
belongs to Major John Sanders Jr., on Cripple Greek,
Wythe County, Virginia. The owner is hereby notified
t" come forward prove property pay expenses and take
said boy away or be will be dealt win according to law
WIN. HAYMORE, shift.
Sept 80, 1852. 4O-w4t.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.
Killed,
Wounded,

Died. on the 10Th of September 1862 the home of her
sMldhood N irede County, Mrs. TAB1ruA Olivia AN.
pERsoH wifi. Of Dr. John Anderson of Dave County and
daughter of Wilford and Dorcas Turner.
large circle of friends and kindred msurn the early
loss Of one OF The best and nobest of women In the
bloom Of life she faded but murmured not at her fate We
design no euogy the dead Those who knew her need
1t not and strangers would not appreciate IT, We would
simply inform her friends that she is pone-tba
she died as she ived-a Christian 1t would be pleasant
indeed 10 speak at length of her patience in affection her
KIND and plons wordsthoSe thrilling "ast words" the
sunshine cheerfuness with which she approached the
gloomy grave; and above ALL the Triumphant confidence
unnecessary Ii all embraced in this one sentence when
understood in its most thorough sense she died Chris
tsin." W w Rocry
Died. in The Cd N, c. Hospital at Petersburg Va. on
the aTth OF September last Of typhoid fever ARTHUR A.
County, SD regiment N. G. T.
In the death OF Mr. Smith, the Souh'has lost good SOL
der ana nus parents dutitu He much esteem
ed aud beloved his comrades He was moral kind and
oblgipg and loved by all who knew him. His loss will
be deeply felt by his nd parents relatives aud
friends K r.
- Spirit of the Age please copy.
Dled in Randolph County, October sth 1862 of dipthe.
RE, Srnox1A r. daughter of John and NJ Walker aged
years mus mas passed away beautiful, lovely and low
ing ntte one who was natured beyond her years She
was the sunshine and joy of her home on earth But in
oeng mus 'orn from the fond embrace of tender mother
ooatng iaher an aifeconae brother and loving sisters
Sne mas gone to JON little brother in heaven. They
nsno IN hand form two Of the happy throng that sing
around the throne ~
weep not fond parents, dry your tears.
mi Tour darling ones were lent, not given;
They have only gone betore
10 draw you nearer God and heaven.
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Oct. 10, 1862.
NOTICE.

ME MAGISTRATES AND SAFETY COMMITTEE
of Jones County, are most earnestly solicited to m,
at the Court House in Trenton the fourth Monday of
the present month, to make arrangements for frn
shng the county with Salt and especially to adopt some
measures TOR the relief of the poor and destitute families
have already procured SOME Salt but cannot do any,
thing with it without your assistance
THOS. j. WHITAKER
Salt Agent.
W.. ~, loo1. 42-w3t,
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NOTICE.

w As TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO J,u nm
randolph County, North-Carona on the l",h u \.
SGP!eTmSsr 1852 negro slave who says his name is 81
Ssar; ana that he belongs to DR. Henry viii. "
gro i've feet three inches high black and s ne
about forty years ofage. "pp'"'S -" De
ms notice is to request the owner of said slave to
or he will be disposed Of as the law directs N"' away
Asbboro, N n r.. :, o,o B. F. SIZED, Jailor
- ~ WV ~ io"1 42-Wim
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BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE

TIME HIGHEST CASH PRICES Will PEI Dam, on
IL BEEF Cattle delivered to the undersigned a. IN;
get drove of from 25 to 100 if not too far NV can
ton 10 the number offered. III p'opor'
Address, THOMAS VOTING
Carey. N. c.,
Oct 10, 1862. aSH ,.1'e,ga'
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

a OF land upon which he resides situated upon
Brush Greek in Randolph Co. containing SIG acres It is
well Wateed About one haifof it cultivation the
other half in forest. 1t has it large dwelling house
with seven rooms, good kitchen and all nec.ssarr out
houses good well of water, good orchard and still
house Said land lies in the part of the County
about two miles from Marley Mills For particulars. aa
dress the subscriber at Marley's Mills Randolph County,
NJ. JOHN SPOON
Sept %, 1852. s9-w5tnd
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SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASsES FOR SALE
~ BY the hid, barrel RETAIL for cash only, country
produce.
highest prices will be paid for good apple brandy
and good -four j. W0MBLE,
Raleigh, N. C.
Yet II, 1853. S4-f
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLIAps D.-n--

H. 18th bs & .o TnE SuBscRBER ON sun
ANTHONY He of whtsh Sel" any negro boy named
Zee. or inches high IS Years. ad aed about
fs aSs xbePP 1T ssn He = s
No doubt be is trying to pass for free has down look
d. Will give i've, the above reward for him deIv.,.,
get him. VI 'onined in any Jail so /
Csswel Co., March IA, 1852, L. WARREN.
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325 REWARD.

ME ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
Il the apprehension 50 l get him. of nv negro man
PAiLL. He left me in camp Raleigh at Camp Man
gum the 4th OF April last Said Phil between 50 and
6o years OF age feet inches hgh weighing lis pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing free man.
ty,N.C. JOHN D. MOORE
Sent. 9, 1852. a7-wap,nd
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G8t stan0ar0.
The Lily of Sloan and the Rose of sharon.

The Lily of Sloan and the Rose of sharon.
"By cool Sloan sshady rill.
How sweet the lily grows!
How sweet the breath beneath the hill
Of Sharou's dewy rose"
"I.o! such the child whose early feet
=. The paths Of peace have trod
Whose secret heart with influence sweet,
Is upward turn'd to Cod
"By cool Siloam's shady rill
That lily must decay :.
The rose that blooms beneath the hills
Must shortly fade away.
"And soon, too soon. the wintry hour
0fman's maturer age
Wi0shake the soul with sorrows power,
And death complete the stage"
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S25 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBscp,D,
IL about the 18th september, negrn n t on OR
CHARLES. He is about feet inches baoL buy named
and about 90 or q years old high cheek bes
will give the above reward for his d. Spoken to-
will give us for bis apprehension so tia, myr 10 me- OrI
Clayton. N. c., Oct II, 1852. 'ohN L. BANKS.
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LOTS AT TRINITY coI,.-

Il handsome lots for sale. The In,s HOUSES AND
ana front the campus Also 10 acres s"0n each pher
bcb connection with lot for ssa Which
barn W Ua Mo s are two acres meadow GOOD A
above toy and
immediately Come and Ia s cost application made
Sept. S, 1862. J. l.. WRIGHT,
S7-wtf
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The Currency Questionable Disease and
Kennedy.

The expenditures Of our Government do not fall
short of million OF dollars day. The vast amount,
or the greater part of it. is so much aided to the
currency of the country in the form of Treasury
notes. The Government unable to borrow money,
uses its credit in this form. Now it is well known
axiom in political economy that only q definite
amount Of the circulating medium is required to
carry on the exchanges Of country II this sup
Ply is Increased its price Jatls aad more of it wW
be gicen far the same article that is to say, the
price Of cerythiag else rises. This would be the
even if gold and silrer were the medium, as
was proved after the discovery of thsmines of South
America. This is the great evil under which we
are now laborng, and it will require all the sagacity
Of our wSest statesmen to eXtricate us from it,
The most obvious remedy is to absorb part of
this currency into interest bearing bonds. To do
this, all that is necessary is to satisfy the public of
the ultimate redemption of these bonds. That be-
ing established there is no better investment in tho
known world The fact TINT only forty one millions
of these bonds have been taken, shows want Of
confidence There is no ground whatever for this
distrust We export annually of our surplus pro-
ductions about three hundred millions Is there
any other country which possesses better basis of
credit :-.Nojile Register.
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- Fayetteville Observer please CODY.

Departed this life the Goth of August last Miss MINER
VA BURNETT of Chatham County, daughter of Rev +.
j. and julia Burnett after an illness of two weeks She
and had been years previous her death She had
just attained womanhood with fair prospects and BRIGHT
sntSpatons Of future happiness and pleasure Society
10 particular true and valued friend Amabe in her
disposition, the pride of aectonate family with char
acer as spoes, as the drifting snow young friend has
gone DOWN to the tomb leaving an aching void many
bleeding heart The night she died she said she was not
afraid to die but wanted to live if it was Gods WILL be
comfort to hey parents in their old if not she was
and the Lamb Her dying words were, 'Sweet jesus
sweet Jesus" s.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1852.
IA ORTH.CAROLINA.
~ Wake County.
UPcHURcH SMITH and others

. CHARLES STEPHENS and others
ItappearDg the Court BY affidavit that Charles Ste
phens and Sally his wife, John Stephens j. Henderson
Wood and Polly his wife, Betsey Hplemau. John Green,
John Woodland, James Woodland. Eiam Smith and Frank
lin Smith, are un.resdents of this State is ordered adj
judged and decreed that advertisement be made for six
weeks in tho Raleigh Standard commanding said desen-
dants to apear .nd at the of this Court
or the petition in will be taken confessed and
j. J. TERRELL, c. c. c.
Sept 49, 1869. (pr. adv. s. 6s11S.> 4O--wst.
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The following is an extract from the correspon-
dent Of the Columbia Is. c. GUARDIAN:
Zone incident Of the battle at Sharpsburg, related
to me by participant and will Close 1t seems
mat iaAge number Of men from different regiments
were conSregated in ravine behind hill over which
the Yankees were, and was not defended by any
other troops. A general officer rode up to these
strasglerS just as ne discovered they were going to
engage the enemy and attempted to resume com
mand Of them. But they needed him not and not
outstanding the earnestnesS ofmanner and the fact
of his being general, they continued to advance,
and reaching the brow Of the aforesaid hill, opened
deadly tire upon the Yankees Our general see
ing the unusual spectacle Of men going into battle
without orders, turned to them and shouted, "go it.
then, d-n you, You are every officers" and
rode hastily off to another part Of the field Still
they did not observe him. and continued to fight In.
til the Yankee column completely routed -
This evidence of the fighting qualities of some men
isrcmarka5le, for it is generally conceded that where
men once stragse from their legitimate commands,
there little prospect Of their going into battle again
that day. By the way, wag has remarked upon
this incident, that the straggers would not have
fought 50 hard only that they were defending aina
apple orchard!"
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NORTH-CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
- Burke County. Law Fall Term, 1851.

49, a. D: L4NcAs1ER
Raleigh Standard for six successive weeks commanding
the defendant e. D. Lancaster to appear at the next term
of this Court be held for the county of Burke at the
day after the 9TH Monday in September 1852 then and
there to plead and repey to the property heretofore levied
upon.
Witness, W. s. Sudderth, Clerk of said Court at os,.
in Morganton, the 10th Monday after the 4h Monda
ir September. 1862. WIN. 8. SUDDERTH = ono"5
Sept. IT, 1862. tpr. adv. $5.s211s.) aEwss'
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List Of Casualties in the 25M n g. T., in the. fight
at Sha,psburg, Sept. II, 1862.
Company A-Wounded-D NJ Morrison.
Company C-Killed-Jos Farr. Wounded-J C
Dotson.
Company D-KilIed-J Owenbv
Company -Wounled-Thos Sanders.
Company F-Wounded-J a Singleton.
Company - Woundcd-William Price, NJ
Bailey.
Company H-Wounded- Slightly, Dance
Company I-Wounded- Chilly, j S Black,
Chas Oakley, Thos L Young
Company K,-Wounded-S W Edward, Webb
Paris, N Justice.
Tho o1Lo,oiag is list Of the Casualties IN the bat
tie near ha,psburg, Ill.,, on the 18th of Sept,
1852, in the 49h Regt. ". C. Troops
Company A-Kiiled-Lleut Fleming; Privates
Geo Watkins, NJ. Jordon, John Coggins. Wound
ed-Corpl Whisnant; Prvates Street, Shelton,
John Watkins, j L Walker, Beatty
Company B-W ounded-Prvate A j Rggsbee
Company C-WOunded- Serg't Gerlet, Private
W Galimore
Company D-Killed-Private Wallis Woi,, I'd
EDO Sers't NJ Fry, Sers'ts a Mcintosh X
Mcdonald; Privates r j Mcdonald n B CadueIl,
N Mcdonald. Carris, NJ Cox.
Company -Wounded-Capt Moore, Corp1
Woodsdes, Privates D Jenkins, II S Gibson,
Freeland, Il NJ Cruis.
company f--ANed--SerS L. NJ Neei Ount
ed-I.ieut j q Potts. Corp'!s j l. Weeks, Ii Eli
OFT; Alexander. d G'Bennett, j Crenshaw, r
Porter, Jas Harris, L NJ Walker.
Company G-Killed-Lieuts Fulton and Her
rngton; Serg'.J W Goforth, Privates W Waters,
WIN Golorth. Wounded-O Serg't P Koran,
Corp'ls S Davis S j McGill; Privates L Rid.
die, X Allen, T & Wier Thos Service, S McSwain.
L Noggls, Howell, VIM Cobb
Company H-Kiiled- Bearer L Bryson,
Privates " a Ratchtord j j Hoois.' Wounded-
Lieut. W Rankin, Privates W " Stroup, A
Pierce, E Rhym, NJ Cook, W Beatty
Company I-Wcunded- SherreN Corp'l
Moss, Privates james Harwell S N Lowrance, NJ
Damon, VIM Caldwell, P Sitser
Company K-Killed-Privstes H Stragner,
Simpson. Wounded--Corp'ls Shell, d Z Beam
Privates G W Lowry, &c Wray, Hoyles
REHABILITATION.
Officers. Men. Aggregate.
Killed, 8 10 is
Wounded, IS 81
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Cas.altie. among North.Carolinians.
GEN. RANsoM's BRIGADE.


HEApo'Rs OATH REG. N. G. TRooPs.)
September 22d, 1862.
Company Killed-Corp'l jeremiah >Glenp
priyates R H Moore, John W Ramsay, Jos Fowler.
Wounded Alexander K Love- Abner W
Clayton, VIM White, W Beaver, Wiley Bucha
non Thos SwiDney. Jas E Baker.
Company B--Kiled-Privates W B Alphim
Martin Cowde. Wounded-Privates Lorenzo Bry
an Edward Scott, Jas Hudson Lieut. VIM s Ellis
Missing-Prlvates VIM B Kelluns Jos Mckinny.
Company C-Killed-Private Jas 5 Whitley
Wounded-2nd Lieut. Harris carp; privates Peytor
Hinton Hugh McGlynn, Rufus Wall, Bunch
Jas Z Terrell. Missing-John Terrell.
Company D -WNunded-Private Henry Puir.
Company E-Woundcd- VIM Eldridge
privates VIM r Massingill, Jas Langley
Company F-Ked- Lieut. Daniel Downing
Sergt r D Matthews; privates " Burnell, !
J Csshwell, G Rollins. Wounded-Prvate Ed
ward Currie
Company G-Killed-Privates John G McNar
Phillip N White, John McNeill. Wounded
Serg't John Bethea; privates Lewis L Speight
Archer MCNEIL, John N Mclean, Patrick Nc
Geurchy, Albert A McLeane. .....
Company H-Kled-Private Moses B Bradsher
Wounded-Jos Day, VIM P Moore, VIM H Ram
say, W Shaxton, John Tngen.
Company I-Killed-Privates Reuben Barber
James Z johnson, Jas II Surlis. Wounded Corr
Barner Shendon; privates James N Allen, ingram
Moore, John R Barber, John Jones.
Company K-Killed-Private Solomon Pearce.-
Wounded-Lieutenant Furney P Pearce Serg't .
H Hopkins; Corpl Gaines Oseves privates james
F Barker, Gilbert W Gone, Castor H Dodd.
Total killed, 20
wounded, A
missing, 5
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Grand Total,

Grand Total, 81
List Of Casualties in the 35th Reg't. NJ G. T., in
the battle Of Sharpsburg, Ma., l7th Sept, 1862.
Company A-none.
Company B-Wounled: LIST Lieut. P Cawlen,
1t Thos Blackwell, Corp'l \ a Ray.
Company C-Wounded: 1st Lieut. W Blow,
1t h Smith; Privates W Partizan, A B Donly.
Company D-Wounded Privates Jas Duncan,
II Clarke.
Company F-Wounded: Lieut. John N Stansil,
1t w Gentry; Private Joseph Brown.
Company Chilled: Capt. W. NJ Bryson; Pri.
Yates John Bond B II Hermet
Company I-Wounded: Private John Davis:
Company K-kiiled: Privates R Bailey, A
Franklin.
u Total officers Killed
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THE FUTURE.

This is as near as | can come at it after single
glance. hERMES.
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TRIBUTE Of RESPECT.

At n meeting Of the Members of the Bar
and officers of Court. Of the city of Shreve-
port. hold on the 18th inst, to express their
sympathy and respect for their departed
friend aud associate, JOHN L. HEATH,
on motion. J. !. Wccms was called to the
chair, and n. T.. Wright appointed sccre-
tary.
On motion Of Saml. Wells, the Chair APP
pointed three gentlemen to prepare resolu-
lions expressive ofthc sense of thc meeting,
as follows: Sqml. Wells, Capt. W. A. Lacy
and R"bt:'J j. Lo"ney, who, after retiring Il
few minutes, reported the f"llowin. rssolu-
.ions, which, after being read, were unani-
1no,,slv adopted:
WHEREAS it hatl, pleased the Advise
Rulcr'ofthc universe, in His mysterious dis
pcnsttioil, to take from ns our worthy pro-
fcssional brother, JOHN Il. HEATH. it is
meet and proper for lis u give expression to
our sorrow for the bereavement which we
so sincerely feel. Therefore,
BE it Resqtrcd, That in the untimcly
death Of our much esteemed and worthy
brother. the Bar has lost sn ornament and
one of its most promising members; the
country pure and upright citizen; society
n most worthy member, his family devoted
husband anu attcctionate farmer.
Resotred, That we tender to tho deeply
afflicted family Of the deceased, our sincere
coincidence and sympathy.
Ersotred, That the Secretary Of this meet
ing be requested to send copies ct these res-
oltItions to the wite and family of tho de-
ceased and to his father and mother.
Resolrsd, That THO Shreveport Newspa-
pcrs b"rcquestcd to publish these resolutions
and proceedings. .t.-.- .s.tl4E.
Resoircd, Th;sA Judge J. l. Wec,ns be re-
questcd to present these proceedings to The
District Court, and have the same spread
upon the minutes of the Court.
. On motion of f. ID. Craig,
ResOtred further, That n copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the American Patriot,
Clinton, La. and paper in st. Landry
Parish, for publication.
On motion the meeting adjournod-t TO meet
mt o'clock, p. m, at the residence OF the
deceased, to accompany his remains to the
ccmctry. j. l. WEEMS,
n T.. WRIGHT, Chairman.
Sec'y.
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SOLDIERS FOR The WAR.

l. He undersigned, just from Virginia,
with authority to Recruit, wants 40 men for
Artillery service. Terms Of enlistment, for
the war. Capt Duke is also authorized,
and will muster in as many as three COM
panies Of Infantry, Tor the purpose Of form-
ing Texas Battalion with the companies
now in Virginia. All men enlisting on the
above terms, will receive Fifty Dollars
bounty.
Full particulars given by calling OIL him,
or 4. J. Stacey, Esq, Of the firm. ofStacey
&; Wells. Will leave Shreveport for the
seat Of war, ON the LIST of March, at which
time and plaza, ell should meet him. who
wish to enlist. CAPT. w. H. DUKE,
tebll-tf C.S. a.
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Old Shirts, Rags, Etc.

HE undersigned will receive and for.
ward old shirts, rags, and such articles c04.
tributed for the use of the Confederste Hos.
pitfalls. Persons having such articles, cqyi,.
paratitely useless to them, are esrnestly SO.
iicited to bestow them ppon tAesick and
wounded soldiers, who would be- comforted
by Q chsnge ola clean shirt, even though
an old one.
They may be left at the store Of Mr.. c.
McCarty, in Shreveport, who hes kindly
consented to takecAarge Of theus, until they
can DO shipped. n
feb12tf RODkRTV. MARYE.