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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-11
CHARLOTTE, N. c.

VOLUNTEERING TO GUARD PRISONERS The
Salisbury BanLer does not seem to have very
high opinion of those who volunteer enlist to
guard Yankee prisoners rather than to fight and
help capture them. There is large lot of yankee
prisoners confined at Salisbury, aud the Banner
says:
In consequence of report that there would
probably be draft made upon the militia for re-
gular service, volunteering to guard the prisoners
has been within the last week, unusually spirited
in this county. More companies have offered their
services for this purpose than are needed. Every
body seems anxious to guard prisoners here, but
not over anxious to run the risk of taking them.
Could not the authorities make some change by
which the prison grounds here might be rendered
serviceable in the way of a camp of instruction,
and soon as a company is sufficiently drilled
send it to some point now menaced by the enemy.
We think in this way it could be made douby
useful"
Yes, if men, strong and hearty young men, can
volunteer to guard prisoners, they ought to be
made to capture them first.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-11

A STATEMENT
Of the killed, 1oounded and captured in the seq
eral battles and ether engagements IN the
vear 1861
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PROFITS OF RUNNING THE BLocKADE.-The
n. O. correspondent of the Charleston Courier says
We have had two arrivals in neighboring
waters, within a few days, from Havana, and
coffee has come down to fifty cents, and other
luxuries from the Ever Faithful Isle proportiona-
bly,. One Of these vessels, the steamer Wander
biIt, left this port with cargo of cotton, which,
bought here at eight cents, was sold in Havana at
twenty-five cents in gold. Her return cargo
affords still greater profits She brought, besides
coffee, cigars &C., forty five tuns of gunpowder
The gains upon these adventures are prodigious
This single trip of the Vanderbilt has made a
handsome fortune for each of four or FIVE men
who loaded her"
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Confederate States OF AmerH

DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DISTRICT OF CAPE FEAR.
At session Of this Court in the o. Whining
IN the abuvc named District, on the 10th day of No.
vcmher, \. d. 1861, it was
OrdcTeds That the next term of the Court be held
ut the Court House in the town of Salisbury, the
I'd Monday OF February A d. 1862; and that all
pending in said Court be adjourned and all process
be returned to that day.
JNO. L. CANTWELL, CLERK.
Dec. ), ISL. 23m
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34.7i5
63l,4S9

The Above report was made on the sth Dec, 1851
since that time enough have entered the service
to increase the number to over 10 asla
We may also add that probably tws hundred
have ioined the service in South Carolina from this
part Of the State. ss
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SCNOOE NOTICE.

MISS S. F. DAVIDSON will reopen School on the
first Monday in February. Music Lessons given
the Piano aud Guitar.
Ian II. 1852 st
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WOODWORK and BLACKSMiTHING.
The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds of Wood
work and Blacksmthng, such making and repair
ing Wagons and Buggies, Horse-shoeing &c. His Shop
IS at his residence nearly opposite Mr. Phifers
dwelling SId he also has Blacksmith Shon the
hack-srcet in the rear OF the MeCklenburg Honse
lie soIclts a share of public patronage, and feels
conhIent he can give satisfaction both in workmanship
and charges. Give him trial.
J. H. PRoPEsT,
January T. 1852
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BARLEY WANTED.

want to purchase, Immediately. all the BARLEY
can get, for which the highest market price sill be
paid. MARTIN MUNZLER
Chsrotc, Oct 20, 1861. If
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Quinn's Rheumatic Remedy

Has effected cures of rheumatism that considered
hopeless, certificates prove which can be exhibited
The suffering invited to give the medicine trial.
Orders addressed to the undersigned at Charlotte WI
receive prompt attention. W. W. QUINN.
April 10, 1850 Price 81 80 per bottle
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RECRUITS WANTED.

CAPT. J. NJ. MILLER wants 40 or so men fss I'll
Cavalry Company now in service in Virgins
Apply to J. p. ALEXANT}s -
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the right wing was determined upon aOd
planned 10 days ago. asd would have been
ssrred osss soonef hus for certain ressosa
which il vssu!d bSimpssper to state.
wishesandisG the eeemy's forca greatly
|eutnumbrred outs in evory sCtio0, they have
been repsls~d c5teoer than ~ have, ssd
thsir loss exceeds ours.
Our informant says Mcclellan and BIZ
Stat agree that the present posi'i"n Of the
srmy Il more advantageous - . bsse OF
operations against Richmond, than that
hitherto occupied. The gum boats can nov
mseetiaily aid IN onyryiDG % the work.
The enemy's force, o. estimated By pris-
oners. q $50, 900, whilst our elective foree
did NOS. s9orsd IS 600: ssssss
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sHERIFF's SALE.

ri VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXECuflON M Nh M.
eceedfron the once u the Clerk Of theis ict
o. ro.tawastame county. Iowa shall proceed 10 Mi
~ SATURDAY tho 6th day d July A D iee9 betvsen
20. M. hours Ct 10 o'clsk y and o'cioci u
the city Of Council BuG the ioIloins ds.ciScd zeal
sss,ss Of A'yarsdno Ford tto-wit. 4 Il 80 4 Is
~. g. Sstn,reM egsrter Of the South.ssst quarter,
~. iweiye AID u, North-esst quarter Of Sec
.Om .nirteen all 10 Township sevsnty-four, range
S0rtyssour West .g f,.i-T a. Il Js34;,s s; 4ssx :
Ak The South Quaraee sf The Nerih-eass qusr-
YER o. Secttn sixteen sold Township. seventy-iUur
n"nn ~ Ranke tor, y-fvur We.s
Alto Lots huD1red ap1 sa1tv-f ,ur and one hun.
dred and sxty-nvs IN the Original Plat Of C.unci,
Blum Lot I'VE 01Ock thirteen, In naylfeas First
Addition 10 CouncjI Sum- st ,
Aieo Lots ono two and three in Hlork fourteen; 10,
three In Grim's Adsitinu II Council BLUM
1ale 70 commence ~ o'clock r II Of said dav. .s
taken = ine pr perty II A.vsrad0 G.. F.rd 10 satis
yaq executiO0 In favor Of James Beauchannn
IL VILLAINS 0Aegtk
Veesea 3ses Jowa Jsps NJ 1se0.-sew.
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..Ionn T.. DswsY, Cb.'n, ssh DIS.
cove 1 EssrorAL CONVENTION.

sThGRepublicsns II Ne stA coagrsssinal District
II lows rsasestsd TO meet In Convention. II VIM
tsrsst, NaAisoA County. Asnday. The 2ist day Of
July next. It 10 O'Clock A. Of said day to nominate
candidate - represent the District in the next Con-
gress.
Each County viii be entitled to enc delegate aed one
sddisonai delegate for ovsy hundred votes cast
for Abraham ncoa st tao last Presidential election.
YraetioIs y atty o. upwards. will b entitled 70 >
delesate. 5@fg s n,
All loyal voters, who unesseiioaaly in favor Of
sustaining the Government in suppressiag The rebel
lion. are invited to cooperate with in noainating
and elecsns the candidate regardless Of their former
party associations.
The time and place Of holding tho Coavsstien have
been Axed to meet ne views, nearly possible, Of
sbs majority Of tho CAasrmes Of the several County
Committees who have given any expression upon the
subject.
II, BROWN Fremont County,
mo- tH f.A AATSON Lucas County. ita
sal SOS sG HgNRf FORD, Harrison County. i e-
eE .Ff 9 SHOR4AKER Page County.
d, ELLISON, 4oatKonery County.
fts3J gSg III. TxAPLK, CAss Cmnty. aaf Q g5
10 sga H5a Tn0s T0srEyiS. fo.sswatsanis Go. 5
sc % tyi{4o. = ga 'An"A, Ho'A SssaS ~
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RAPHIC.
Latest Dispatches. 4.
IMPORTANT NEWS e s !. +!
j. a. FURTHER .,5o q
FROM RICHMOND!
'tc. Etc. Etc. Etc.

e Washington. July l. 20
Advices from Mcclellan to 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, Saturday, say that up to that time he
bad successfully carried out bis plan to
swing his right. wing towards the rear,
which included all the forces north Of, and
half way between Bottoms Bridge and New
Bridge, and nc the same time advance the
left towards james River, opening cowmu-
nicstion With the gon boass. The enemy 3
attack last Thursday neceasitated the stra-
gstic movsm ens, and in changing the base.
Of course White House and tha surround-
ing country il Abandoned. All our a:k,
wounded, ordinance, soomi.ssry stores,
and property were there embarked under
the superinsendencs Of Gen. Casey. and on
Moadsy wefe At Turkey island. 90 J,mes
river, eight miles beioN Fort Darling, and
Is below Richmond. 10 sa 7f
McClellan's left wing tosehed james riv.
efyesterdav, near Tnrksy Island bridge
He Immediately opened communication
with Commodore Rogers, of the Potomsc
Flotilla. and through him sith Washington.
The result may be that the steamers and
transports will relieve bic soldiers OF the
fatigue OF march,nR Oh Richmond By land.
iss then IN the reur Of The rebel capital.
after the gun boats have cleared away the
obstruesions.
Our army ID nov extrieated from Ii.
malaricus ssamps Of Chinkahominy, and
on the high ground Of janice River.
.se New York. July l.
Tho Heraldps correspondsrs of the 26th
states that Ho"ksrs Division was ordered
20 have one days rasions 10 their hsver-
sasks a1d be u line of bastle ~ ] O'Clock
en Wednssdas.a "a -
A movement was made ct 8 o'clock BY
the lss Massachusetts,. Col. Slovdia acting,
- skirni.hers asross the tren Geld. driving
il the rebsls.. After beng reinforced By
Tho remainder OF G-ovss's Bs.esde, and the
Eses'sior .ssd Jersey Br.gader, they soo-
oeeded in driving eihe rebelsr oss Of the
uoode, which DOR troops tosk passessiou
ssf. Bsssees j and ! o'clock Ne again sd-
vapeed, receiving and returning several
heavy volIeys Of 8uske'rL When ths rebels
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RheriR.s sala.

VIRTUE or AN EXEC UrION TO NE DIRECTED
frnm the Once m the Clerk u the D, trict Court q
roHsWattemle county Iowa shall proceed to sell on
ednesday the 18th siay Of Nay A. D 1862 between
the hours II 70 O'Clock y. and O'Clock p Of rad
Gay " front II the County Treasurer once in the
c of ucI biuns the following described real es-
tate and psrsonAl property Of Gevrge " MCFARLAND.
to.wM: 81 TX ~ a "a a sF Z 49, 'NFTTS@7'~'
one span Of brisht bay horses shout nve years old
dithn 70 the city Of Councii SLUG. fotawa t,rni &
county Iowa Sale to commence At o'clock r. ri. Of
taken ~ the property OF George " Mcfarland n
satisfy an execution In fsvr II Sidsey smith, Z
WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Coeneil BuGs, lows, Apsil 10, 1885, IA 4 a ~ +
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1EPusLlcAn COUNTY CONVENTION.

4 Convention cf the Republicans Of Pottawa ttamie
County viii be held In Council Bluffs, on Wednesday
the 18th Of July 10 appoint delegates to tho Cenges
sional and State to be held at wnerset
and Dss 1enss On the Sd and ga sf July to nominas
candidate for Coosress in the 9th Congressional Dis
arice AAd alse State odcsss. All persons who in
Sasar q sueper ring the Administrator in vigorous
prosecution q The war invited attend aud par.
ttsipass. 1850 THOMAS fOSTBvIN.
@a ~ HsBF 4s CA'R Co. Cs1iyal Cenmiffee.
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QY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION TO MI
directed from the tce Of the Clerk VI the D.trici
Court Of Pottawaitame County, Iowa ! shall procee
TO sell on Tuesday the slh day July A. 1859 be-
tween the hours of lOo'clock n. and o'clx p n .
OF sAd IN front VI the county Once in the
city Of Council Bls the following ibed Real KS.
tate OF Thomas b Benton and Susan Benton t.,-wit;
LOTS nineteen and twenty 10 and 2O) in Block two f2)
Giendaie Addition to the city VI CouncI Butts lows
81 to comMence at o'clock p u. Of said day,
Taken n the property Of Thomas H. Benton and
Susan denton to satisfy execution in favor 4
Wilson. .Ef-@9 4" q ~ -
p. WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council Blum. Iowa. Jane 9Th. 1eS9.-nlew
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Nay q, 1859.

NOTICE
hereby given 70 ell people, beware OF purchasing
certain tract 81 land VI Alex nder Marshat or Of
IAomss Marshall or any other pers.n This tract Of
land amounts TO 80 acres being and IN North.
east quarter In the South side VI t. township
% North VI range u West for the said 50 acres Is
forfeiture by The vifIue Of bond, made and entered
upon on the 37th day VI November 1852 and any ONE
purchasing the same their deed viii no tested bv
&F9 WILLIAM HETHERiNGTON,
A. have paid the Government tsx upDn il year.
and have the receipts to show, and legal posses
sion OF It named in thebond. 100 n 8 '-
June u 1S62.
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6xed bsyonets and started u double quick
towards tho l.t sad 18th Aiassashu-etss.
md - 26sh enasyls VIM we're ready
fpr iben. o. cane tie rebellf with yells,
bot the 6rn Frost G our boys alarmed
them. and the1 broke IND refssse4 in great
disordeS, our effnsps driving shsm hail
tho way ct the point Of the bayones-
rebels falling in heaps. More Of them fell
in this charge than at tho battle Of Fair
Oaks. They wera driven from their rtde.
pits, and Ne occspied them until reinforced.
Gen. Sickles had two horses shot from
under him.. u i &C IL III i
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and furnish their quota to the force Of vof.
uuteers required by the Government. :
..rlsssezs Washing or. June 2.
SENArE.-Mr. Wright offered . resolution
for the expuls,on Of Senator Simmons for
using bis Official influence to procure cum
tract from Government for ono q. b. Schu.
berth, for which it MAS agreed fhas Sim.
mons should receive $50,OJ0. ResolusIo3
Lard over. as a4t fe sag H
The President has approved and signed
the Pasiaic Railroad bill, and internal tax
bill. ,as ~ IL a.ase -as AR
Il ss m IA as New York, July 2.
Tho steamer Henderson, from Port Royal
the 3'th, reports that the steamer Wander
bilt, with swo echoouers in TOW, left that
place for James Island 10 convey our troops
back 70 Hilton Head.
g Fort Monroe, July l.
A gun boat las just arrived hero from
the scene OF action yesterday, ten mils.
above City Point. That Division Of our
army has been fighting four days. and has
refreshed II miles. g f@7- e't1 9ff
The light of yesterday wss most terrific.
the enemy having sw0 or three to our one.
Tho battle commencpd WITH tie land forces
After four hours hard 69hsinr the gun
boats got in range, and poured into the
rebels . heavy and ruccess,ve IRE. Thu
Dire The rebels stood for two hours, and then
retrested.
Our ronps cspsortd, Notwithstanding
their Disadvantages, large numbe- Ut pie.
ces Ut artillery. and 4. 900 prisvu.ls, insia,
ding tho rebel Gso. Asxruues:
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s.. u. New York, Jolly 8.
Our total lose IN the whole rlx DAYS Ter.
r'fc 6xhtirg. 10 Mondsy night, 10 about
II OOO, OOO of which we're lost in the bas.
tie ON FRIDAY, on the right. A special dis.
patch 70 the Boston Journal es,,mates she
total loss at 1900. 400
Fl. Monroe. July 2, Bpm.
The steamer Daniel W-brssr, from CITY
Point, with number IL WOUNDED, ha. q !.
rived. Tee gentleman 10 charge Of ID. m
says yesterday ~. the sixth DAY Ut thr bat.
sic, wh,ch has been going On with the moss
terrific fxhting, ex,-ndiue ali aione the
whole line. Our loss will probably reach
Is OCO "r $4,000 tssss
McCieilsa'r headquarters is At Hardin :
Landing To-day ms i,resl extend 5 niles
sbove, toward Rlrbmopd. This move 81
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Gte 4aiGg auurnaf.
nnion State Central COMMITTEE.

INDIANAPOLIS.
Alexander II. Conner, Chairman;
John 8. Span;
r John Q. New;
William J. ElliottS r.a
Andrew Wallace;
FIRED Congressional balrlci.
James II. MeNSoly, Evansville, vsnderburgh
william Hurts, Princeton, Gibson County.
socOwd Congregational Dishief
Henry Crawford, New Albany, Floyd County;
Thomas O. Slaughter, Corydon, Harrison Co.
TAird Congressional District.
Nat T. Hauscr. Columbus, bartholomew Co;
Frank Mayheld, Dupont, Jefferson county.
Fourth Congregational DISCREET
Theodore Galley, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn Co;
Reuben d. Logan, Rushvtlle, Rush County.
Fiji Congressional District.
John t. Elliott, Newcastle, Henry County;
Joseph 3. Buckles, Muncte, Delaware county
Sirfh Congregational District.
Martin NJ. Ray, shelbyville, shelby County;
James Burgess, Danviilc, Hendricks County.
ssrsah Congregational District.
George X. Steele, Rockville, Park County;
Henry Sccrcst, Greeneastle, Putnam County.
EssAA Congregational District.
Joseph j. Reynolds, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co. |;
Caleb v. Jones, Covington, Fountain County.
Ninth Congregational District.
Thos. s. stanfeld, South Bend, st. Joseph Co.;
Banner Lawhoad, Rochester, Fulton County.
Tcntb Congregational District.
William g. smith, Fort Wayne, AlIon County;
George Moon, Warsaw, Kosiusko County.
EIerenth Congregational Distriet.
Thomas D. McCarty, Wabash County;
Wilbur r. Pierce Anderson, Madison County.
or the Ave members of the Committee resident
in indianapolis, two are Democrats, and three Re-
publicans. The District members are equally d.
vided among the parties
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PubIic-No. III.

AN ACT to carry into effect the treaty between
the United States and her Britannia Ma esty for the
suppression of the African slave trade.
Be enacted by Tie Senate and House of Represent
Gtires Of the United States Of Amarica ia Congress as
sensted That to carry into effect the provisions of
the treaty between the United States and her Bril-
fannie Majesty for the Suppression of the African
slave trade the President be and he is hereby au-
thorized to nominate, and by and with the adj
vice and consent of the Senate to appoint, Judge
and also an arbitrator the part of the United
States to reside at New York a judge and also an
arbitrator to reside at Sierra Leone O Judge and
also an arbitrator to reside at the Cape Of Good
Hope.
SEC. 2, Ind BE- IL further enacted That the said
judge at New York shall DO pafd at the rate of two
thousand five hundred dollars year and the said
arbitrator there at the rate of thousand dollars
a year, respectively, and the said arbitrator at
these two places at the rate of two ousand dol
lars year, respectively the said salaries to begin
with the acceptance of their commissions by the
said judges and arbitrator respectively.
SEC. g. ARd be IL further enacted, That the Judge
of the court at New York, whose appointment is
authorized by this act, shall have power to APP
point clerk or registrar to the said court, who
shall receive such fees for his services are allow
ed by lew to the clerk of the court OF the United
States for the southern district of New York for
marshal of the southern district Of New York. and
ecue all orders and DEGREES of the said court for
which he shall be allowed fees in the discretion o.
| the Judge of the said court
| SEC. >. and be further enacted, That all acti
and parts of acts of congress Inconsistent with the
stipulations of the treaty aforesaid and with tho
| present act be and the same are hereby repealed
| Approved, July IL, 1862. .s
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Public-No. 1as.

An AUT to grant the right of Presumption to
settlers on certain lots in Wisconsin
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
tires of The Ued States of America ia Congress as
sembled, That the commissioner of the General
Land Office be and he is hereby directed to cause
survey to be made of that portion of lots number
ing ten and eleven, lying east of the River au Dia-
BILE, in township twenty three north Orange TWEEN
ty one east, in the State of Wisconsin, and which
portion was not embraced by the conirmatory pro.
visions of the act of Congress approved February
twenty one, eighteen hundred and twenty three,
entitled San act to revive and continue in force
certain acts for the adjustment of land claims In tho
Territory of Michigan.
Approyed. July 1852
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PubIic Iaesolution-No. a..

A RESOLUTION expressive Of tho thanks Of Con-
gross to Lieutenant J. L. Worden, of the u g.
Navy, and to the officers and men under his
command in the Monitor.
ResoIved By he Senate and Hoase Of Representatives
ofe United States Of America IN Congress assembled,
That the thanks Of Congress and Of the American
people are due and are hereby rendered TO Leuten-
ant J. L. Worden, of the United States navy, and
to the officers and men Of the iron clad gunboat
Monitor, under liz command, for tho skill and gall
lantry exhibited BY them IA the late remarkable
battle between the Monitor and the rebel iron-cad
steamer Merrinlaok.
SEC. 2. Be u Further yesoLued, That the President
ofthe United States oe requested to cause this
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Public-No. ne.

AN ACT to authorize an additional issue of Treas
ury Notes, and for other purposes. z
ne enacted By dte Senate and House of Representa-
t'res 81 ne United States Of America in Congress
senbed That the Secretary of the Treasury is here
py to ssue, in additions to the amounts
heretofore authorized, the credit of the United
one hundred and nifty millions Of dollars Of
United States notes, not bearing interest uayable
to bearer at the Treasury Of the United states and
Of such organizations as he may doom expcdient /:
Prorided That no note shall be issued for fractional
part ola dollar, and not more than fhirty-fye mil
lions shall ho oflower denominations than Ave dcI
lars aud such notes shall 30 receivable In payment
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FLY-KILLER.
THE LIGHTNING
FLY-KILLER!

F LY-KILLER!
Is an Active Poison; it Kills In
stantly. -f
1t is easily prepared and used.
There is no danger Of its being mis-
taken.
It stops Loeomotion--they can not
get a great way.
Each sheet will kill a quart of Flies.
Each sheet is an lawful cacastro-
phe."
More destructive than Railroads.
Would you eat in peace!
Would you read in peaoef srezx
Would you sleep in the morning?
Use the Lightning Fly-Killer.
VyTE CAUTION THE PUBLIC AGAINST A
wv miserable imitation of our article, which has
found its way into this city. 1t is nothing like
the Lightning Fly-Killcr, and will disappoil the
fair expectations of the purchasers.
Buy the Lightning Fly-Killer!
Only RELIABLE and genuine, Of
augt4dw4w -te-s-- KELLER 4 WHITE.
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Public-NO. 113.
AN ACT in relation to the Post 0fifco N

ment.
Be enacted By the Senate and Horse of Representa-
tires Of the United States of America in Congress as
sembLed, That the time fxed for the initiation OF
of suits against the surites of postmastcrs by the
third section of the act of Congress entitled IAN
act to reduce into the several acts establishing
and regulating the Post Office Department." APP
proved March third, one thousand eight humid
rcd and twenty five, shall not be considered as run
ming in any State or part thereof, the inhabitants
whereof have been by proclamation of the Presi
dent declared in state of instruction, during the
time the instruction shall continue.
SEC. =. -And be it further enacted, That any oath
required by law to be taken by any contractor,
postmaster, clerk, or employee of the Post Office
Department, in any part of the United States men.
toned in the preceding section may be taken be-
fore any officer, civil or military, holding com
mission under the United States and such officer
is hereby authorized to administer and certify such
oath.
Approved, July II, 1862