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From the Goldsborough Tribune. !
Auto. Biogranhy.

In answer to repeated inquiries which nv friends are
pleased to make in regard TO my biography take
leave to state that indications already favorable that
my health will be sufficiently restored to warrant
my undertaking the work, talked of for some time past
desire the reader to understand that is intended
TO publish the work, at this time for would be n
strumenta in even trng degree in diver ting the pub
lie miEd from the great subject of National Independence
Southern Independence-whch has been, aud is with
me passion and a principle. When that work is done
which proxmates glorious contamination, matters of
more trhing import may be properly entertained.
The biography will embrace perhaps or three vol
nmes Of ocsvo-thOugh cannot tell precisely how much
il will make.
Ny friends will please observe that the composition Of
the work shall be all my own-the production Of my
mind. and under the dictates of my own heart.
do not say that may not submit the runners in which
it will be written tn the perusal Of judcous friends for
their opinoIbut they will not come under the dictation
of any man. feel that need help whatever in this
regard If did not believe that Providence would enab,
me to fulfill the task, would.no undertake it.
There will be attempt at display in style manner
will strive to deliver "pain unvsrnished tale both as
regards myself the public incidents With which have
been Connected conscious of many occurrences re-
garding myself that would prefer not to record In this
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the counterfeit the hair line which the signature
is written passes across the y f"in the WORD Jo.'
and touches the tops of the letters "or| In the
genuine, the word for is below the line on winch
the signature is written. 1t crosses the upper por
ton Of the If" but does not touch the "0r" bang
ADORE them. This is the only distinction we are
able to describe that we think can be comprehended
by readers generally. The Hlalet is made blank,
the sailors Gisheveled hair is smoothed down, the
handle on the iron box is right aud the woman's
head is in the right place. All the points Of differ
ence remedied, SO that only an experienced per-
Son can detect them by their general appearance.
Now, what are the people to do? We advise
them to refuse every 90, 80, and 100 of the Hoyer
& Ludwig plates The Government has called for
them. Let them be sent in and no more circulated.
Much credit is due to Col. W. w. Clayton, OF the
Ga R. R. Bank Agency, for detecting the counter
detect the former countereits and also the first to
detect these. The country owes him debt oil
gratitude for his skill and vigilance in this matter.
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The New CONSUMPTION Act.Y

The following is copy of the Conscnpdon AFT passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
Az ACT to amend an act entitled "An Act to provide
further for the public defencs"-approVed 10th April
lsG2.
The C9ngress Of the Confederate States of America d.
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
10 call out and place in the military service the COned
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been ended all white men who residents of the
Confederate States, between the ages thirty and for
tyve at the time the call calls may be made
and who are not at such time times legally exempted
from military service; such parts thereof in his
Judgment BE the public defence, such
to the terms OF the act 10 which this is amendment;
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war, To all persons who are, may here
after become eighteen years of age and when
rolled all persons between the ages of eighteen and forty
hive shall their full time pr0Dide that if the Pres
ldent in calling out troops into the service of the Confed
crate States shall first call for only part of the persons
betT the ages heenbore stated he shall call for those
between the of thryhve and other less than
provided that nothing herein contained shall be
understood ~ repeating modifying part OF the act
to which this is amendaory. except herein expressly
stated and Dr0Otde further that those called under
this act and the act to which this is amendment shall
be inst and immediately ordered to fill to their maximum
number the companies bataons squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act further
provide for the public defence approved 10th April 1852
was passed and the surplus, 6any shall be assigned
organizations formed from each STATE since the passage
that act or placed in organizations to be differed
the Stale having such residue according to the LAWS there
o. or disposed of provided By law pr0uided, th
the President authorized suspend the execution Of THU
or the act to which this amendment, ocalti
where he may find impraccabe to the same.
Gno Lnat IN SUCH localities, and during such suspension;
ne President Is authorized to receive troops into the Cor
1ederate service under any passed by the Cnn
crate Congress prior to the passage of the act furhe
provide or tue public defence approved 10th April 1856.
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respect my inclination would adopt the language of


respect my inclination would adopt the language Of
friend: 49, 30 I'd -qHE0 gfi
= II Lethe hath the power to blot, p asa,
And raze a former images;
Give me the cup-Pl envy not, 'sr,
..r Tie talents of Simonedea+ ga
Bot will nevertheless do my duty and relate what may
serve rs warning and institute moral, however 1t may
affect myself - -..-.Ht fas. :,
Many Of the numbers cannot doubt may be considered
very justly puee and Iring-but there will be Others
hope, that will be entitled TO higher claims. 81.
During the progress Of the task before will write
Tor any editor subjects that may be useful sustaining
suen principles only NAV approve. Fur this expect
70 Se pad-as means Of present subsistence
Further remarks, this occasion, think unnecessary
more full and complete exposition of my views the
subject and The object of the publication will appear
introductory at the proper tme which believe the press
es in general will insert for me- ..r.s.'..'-
WELL
T. LORING.
Goldsboro, N. c., Sept. 2O;ls6a - - :.
ory"
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NOTICE.

yUlHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD.
ministratrix with the will annexed of the late Seth
Jones' of the County of Wake desires all persons hsr
ing elasis against the estate present them for payRsnt
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
those indebted will be expected make speedy paEnen
Dr. e. A. Crudup my authorized agent to transact az
business pertain ng said estate Letters addressed to
me at esye Wake County, will receive prompt .tisn-
ton. 49,. lr, = = SARAH s. JONES,
81. ~ Administrative.
Z Wake CO. n C. kur 26 1899 69-sm.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoS B. VANCE of Buncombe, Governor
RICHARD II. BATTLE JR, of Arson, Private Secretary
RUTUs II. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State
DANIEL W. CoURTs, of Rockingham Public Treasurer.
WV. K. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CURIrs H. BRoeDEN. of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. W. BAIN of Wake, Clerk.
o. II. PERRI, Librarian.
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Total United
Kingdom 14,3sO,634 14954,15 90, 1884, 7Ss
Total white, United States, 1896, 662
Total whites, colored, and Indians,
United States, 1861 S1,445, $50
This inequality does not arise from natural causes
but may be attributed to political causes. The con-
tinued immigration of able males from Ire
land and England to the United States and to Aus
traia and Canada during the last decade served to
produce resulting unevenness in the sexes at
home. 10 this add the events of the Crimean and
other wars, the extraordinary losses of life at sea-
and other circumstances which did not prevail prior
to $780, to such an extent as we have since seen.
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Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n. C.
APPROVED BY ALL TIE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.

APPROVED BY ALL TIE PASTORS OF THIS CITY.
TRACTS -FOUR PAGES.
Voice from Heaven, Don't Put it OFF SelEDedication
to God, Private Devotion, The AlSuiciency of Christ
The Act of Faith Motives to Early Peiy The Sentinel Are
the Young, by Rev James McGready Come and Rest by
Rev J. Ryle The New Year The Great Gathering Low
est Thou Me- Toe French Soldier, Are YOU Ready, The
LtePreserver, The Precious Blood of Christ or How
Soldier was Saved My Spirit shall Always Strive BY
Rev }: FOwles, The Improvdent Traveller BY Rev
VIM ! Hoge d D., Soldiers Conquer Your Great Enc
N.Y. BY Prof W. Oven, Where the Christians in the
Armyf BY lady of N. c., Who win Show us any Good
by Rev Ymy. Hoge, D. d., What Wilt Thou That
S %Ss e.. % INT Unto II Thse' By Rev VIM Hoge D.
Sy Rev Price, The Sinner and the Saviour Gospel
Showers by Rev. ]. C. Hidden To Christian in the Army
W Rev l. y. Moore. D. D. Liquor, DC bv Physician,
TRACTS OF EIGHT PAGES
Casting Our Burden the Lord by Rev JOS NJ Akin
son. The Soldier Mothers Parting Words 10 her Sol
Ter Soy Individual Effort Christ in YOU by Rev C. F.
Deems d. d., Christs Gracious Invitation Why Will Ye
DieE oy Rev. A. N. Poindexter D. D. Don't Swear bT
EeI. ). b. Jeser, D. D., Living Oracle, by Rev. L. ".
SseIey' p, Advice to Soldiers, by Rev. VIM ROYAL,
" W Dr9 % D. D. Suferings of the Lost BY Rev J.
d. Aarn Inc DICK and the Physician, by Rev J. c. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES
Your Souls 1t Safe? Call to Prayer, BY Rev C.
=. Long The Centurion, by Rev. Thos T. skinner GOD
the Oliver Of Victory and Peace BY Rev JOS NJ Atkinson
. TRACTS OF rHIRTY-Two PAGES
Come to Jesus BY N. Hail. The Bible or Atheism nv !
e TI KIP aPs 1 RsT M, Bible
As pages; HYMNS for the Camp, 1913 pages.
Each dollar given sends out 5CO pages to noble de-
lenders free at freight Since June ls 1861 have sent
WM j. ". CRowDER, Agent.
S.-We also binding 25 900 copies of The Tesla
eety of the Confederate States >
Raleigh, Oct II, 1862 ..-+ ss-tf
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BOARD OF CLAIMS
SUPREME COURT.

BAerHoLeHEw F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL E. PHILLIPS, of Orange. -.
P. Ii. WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.
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RICHMOND u. PEARSON of Yadkin. Chief Justice
WN H. BtTTLE, OF Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS, of Warren Attorney General
HAMILTON c. JOKES, of Rowan Reporter
EDNUXp b. Freeman, of Wake, Clerk
JAMES LlrcHFoRD, Of Wake, Marshall . -.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh year. commencing on the
cond Monday in June.
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JuDeEs.-JeHn L. Bailey of Buncombe. Romulus NJ
Saunders, of Wake, Robert R. HEATH of Chowan GeOrge
Howard Jr, of Wilson, James w. Osborne of Mecklen-
burg Robert s. French of Robson and John Kerr Of
Caswelt. =
SoLcIToRs-JesseJ Yeates of Hertford of Circuits
William j. Houston, of Dupn, I'd Circuit; VIM A. Jen
kns, of Warren Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle Of Rockingham 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover 5ih Circuit W. g. Kerr, Of Mecklenburg
Time OF Holding the Courts.
a SUPERIOR COURTS
Wasbinptoul sscopd 'S 'n a q ospssmoer' -
Berthe third o,5 re-
Hartford, fourth
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ALannanes-R Y: McAden; DIR. E. F. Watson.
ALt1dnder-Dr J. NJ. Carson.
AnsoH-Pardie Richardson, r. H. Burns.
BLaden-J. W. Russ.
BsdHfOrt-Hon. R. 5. DonnelI, Capt. W. T. Marsh.
Bertis-Dr. p. T. Henry, James Bond.
BruHsUicE-Danel L. Russell.
BSncOmbe-Juhn Burgiu.
BErEe-John Parks.
CE5arrus-W. ). Harris
CdLdcsH-M. n. Barnhardt.
CaRden-Johu F~ bss.
TSsret-No election held account of the presence of
CdsUsn-S.'S Harrison, William Long.
CdtdtcbI-Geo. ). Hooper.
Csathom-T. B. Harris Lieut. W. J. Headen, NJ O. Y ad-
dell.
OSerokes-J H Bryson.
Overwhelmed c. Benbury. -
LEeOeLunG-DaVid Beam, J. X. Logan.
= Cts,um5us-W. NJ Baldwin.
CndUsH--J. B. G. Borrow, Benz: NJ: Cook.
Mccormick, NeilI Mckay.
CHrritUcE-B. NJ. Baxter.
DavidsOn-Dr. r. L. Beall, Henry Walser.
Dduie-Henry L. Howard
. DHpLin-J. C. Stanford, l.. W. Hodges
Etyecom5a-David Cobb, Robert Bypum.
forsyth-John p. NisSen, DIR. L. Kerner.
FrG,rkGn-A W. Pearce Jr.
Gdst0n-A. W. Davenport.
GranUAs-HOn. B. Gillian, Jas. s. Ams, Capt. En-
gene Grissom.
Greene-Capt II. H. Best.
IfuiJord-M. s. Sherwood, r. W. Glenn, W. R. Smith
GGtes II. Manning.
Lttfaz--Dr. Henry Joyner, A. H. Davis
D
Hsrt;OrG-J-B. Vann.
KendsrSoa-Alex. Henry.
Hydi-E. L. Mann.
LredsH-T. A Allison, John Young.
sIrcES0n-J. keener.
.Iohnston-Seth WoodalI, W. H. Arera
>tones-s nthony Rhodes.
LenOir-W. W. Dunn.
LincoEn-A. Gostner. 4;
AdcoH-DG J. Lyle.
.HIdisoH-Dr Wallen.
AIstin-James Robinson
-4cDopeH-Lt. w. F. Craig.
Aeckaen5rg-Jno. L. Brown E. C. Grier
-0oHtgOmery-E G: L. Barringer.
-Aaore-AleIander Kelly.
-Nssh-Heury G. Williams. e ...
Hep HlnoUsr-S. j. Person, J. r. HIVES.
1'rttaHptOI-W. W. PEBBLES, Capt Il. Stansill.
Orange John Berry. W. N. Patterson.
PdsqEotank-Gen. W. E. Mann.
PsrgHinIns-Dr Jos. Il. Riddck
PsrSOa-Le NJ. ID. G. Bumpass.
PHO. Perkins, B. G. Al6ritton
RIsdolVh Jonathan Worth, NJ. s. Robbins.
R<h1oHd Lit. Sanders NJ. Ingram.
RsSeacR-Murdock McRae, Nei Mcneil.
RsctjHghdn-W. !. Gillian, James Reynolds.
RoUdH-F. E. Shober, N. n. Fleming.
Rxeherfords "A. R. Bryan J. b Carpenter.
Sampson-William Kirby, Thos. H. Holmes.
Stdnly-Lafayette Greene.
StoEes-WilIiam Flynt.
Sarry-Dr Joseph Hongsworth.
TyrreH-El Spruill.
Union-C. Q. Lemmonds.
Wske-William Laws G. d. Afford, vacancy
Wdrren-Thos. |. Judkins, Leonard Henderson.
WGshiRgtoR-(Same as in Carteret.) -.
WatGu9d-Wm! Horton.
WGyns-B B. Rves, NJ. K. Crawford.
WLk<s-E. NJ. Wellborn, A. H. Hampton
Yddkin-A. C. Cowles
PaHey-Lt. NJ. d. Young.
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Excess of males, 73S,20S
The excess of males is mainly in the Western
States, of which the following is recapitulation;
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We give below the list of Senators and Commoners elect
to the next General Assembly far have learned
them fany of our friends discover error they will
oblige US by informing us. .-' -
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We give below the list of Senators and Commoners elect
to the next General Assembly as far as we have learned
them Ifany of our friends discover an error they will
oblige US BY informing us. .-'
SENATE .a .ai ....
tasquosane and PsrYatndnS-W. 81. Bagey.
Camden and C4rrituek-D Med Lindsay. '' Is.
Gates and Chooan-Mills L. Eure. vs.b..4
Hyde and IyrrekL-Charles McCleese
N0rthamptoa-Dr W. 5. Copeland .H' I'D
Hsrgord-J. B. Slaughter. .s.... ..t.
Bsrtis-Capt. ThOS. NJ. Garrett.
4artit and Wastington-J G. Carroway. 100
RaLJaz-Mason L. Virgins ~'..
Pitt-Dr. E. ]. Blount ~.-
Bsaat0rt-E. j. Warren
Graren-William u. Wadswortb
Cdrteret and J0heS-Dr N. F. Arendell r.
Greene and LeHOir-Edward Patrick.
Nsp Hlnoo.r-Eli W. Hall
DgpLiH-Dr James G. Dickson.
OHSL0l1-J. A. MurrilI.
BladsH, Brg"sriek, 6e.-Capt.J W. Ellis.
Cumberland and H4rnstt-Wiliam b. Wright.
Sampson-Thomas l. Fason.
Wayas-Wm. L. Lane.
yohaston-C. b. Sanders.
WGke-J. p H. Russ.
Ndsh-Capt. A. j. Taylor.
Frdnklin-W Washington Harris
HGrren-Dr. 7. j. Pitchford
GranriAe-R. w. Lassirer
Pvs0n-James HOeman.
OrGnge-HOn. William A. Graham.
. dL1Indncs and RsudOkph-Gi Mebane
1oor. and Ao,stgop.lry-calTin W. wOOley.
AHson and UnoH-William &. Smith.
GuiEord-Peter Adams.
CasUet-Hon. Bedford Brown
RockinghGml-Gen. F. L. Simpson
AscEAer6urg-JOhn A. Young.
6dodrrEs and Sduiy-J w Smith.
RoDGn and DGUie-Dr. J. G. Ramsay.
DIriLsOH-H. Adams.
StOEes and F6rsyh-COl. Jas. E. Matthews. o.:
Ashs, Surry, tEc.-Isaac Jarratt.
LrsdeH, WlAes, del. O. Sharpe.
Burke, AcDO'OeH, cfc.-S. j. Neal
Lincoln, GdSton, de- James H. White.
REtherford, Polk, &c-M. o. Dickerson.
Buneon6e, Henderson,, Gc.-WIIliam u. Ship.
HdyWoVd, Mac0n, &c-C. ID. Smith.
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last February and August
mont gonery the last Monday in February and Auenst
>Stanly, first Monday in March aud September.
AnsOn, second e. {"
Richmond, third It "a
Robson, fourth
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GoIdsbOrO', n. c., Sept. 2O;ls6s
Legislature of North.Carolina.

~ 49, - -
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Gates first Monday after the fourth Monday in March

n,, . SECOND CIRCUIT
wayne hrst Monday after the fourth Monday in March
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Monday after the fourth Monday in March


SSurTy' fourth Monday in February and August.
adkn hrst after the fourth Monday in Feb and Apou,t
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Jaylds9p second Monday IN Feb May, August and Nov
DaVi fh Monday in Feb, May, August and Nov.
edge fourth Monday in Feb, May, Aug and Nov.
fran second Monday March, June, Sept. and Dec. i
eors ird Monday in March, june Sept. and Dec.
IateA a Monday in Feb. May, August and November.
IranV first Monlav in Eah Nav and Novenhor
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Results of the Late Ceusus-PopuIation.

Results OF the IhI6 CeuSus-E OPuIatIO"'
In the whole of the late United States and Terri
tories the white population in 1850 was 26966,662
OF which were males, l3,SlS9bO
females, 13,116,702
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Heal Gstste.

O.: FOR SALE-The beautiful man.
i sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
sAseAsA and occupied by JOSEPH 7. HALE. The above
was built by Mr. Hale for his special use and has ali
tne modern improvements II Is situated on beautiful
eieVatlon and overooks the whole city. 1T has one
stable attached and has about one aero of land we'll
w IN rnit and shade trees and is surrounded BY
on All sides more desirable residence for sale
o1s n n Pe iopnd For lSrthsr particulars please
mY2l DIFF JAMES 4 FEnSafraoN
FOR SALE-The Wooden Factory. Out
= . Buildings and good Water Privilege for the uss
OF the factory, the wheel and machinery ali new and m
ne running order together with tine following described
machinery two 42nch Breakers jacks of $50 spindee
each, Picker, Wool Buster, stafford Shell Cane
Looms, Shearlng Machine, / Brushing Machine 4
Gigs, Pulling Mil, Securing Mil, Flock Cutter
slower and all other fixtures necessary for the man
uaetuIe Of Doesslns Cassmeres, Tweeds Satinets
az IN good running order. The mill Is situated in the
vage OF Factory Peint In Manchester county Of BEN
nlpEon and state Of Vermont enehalf mile from the
W. railroad depot The said village Is d0urshInR on
one thousand inhabitants TWO stores, one hotel large
tannery three marble mills, DC. Also, for SALE lot
win oudmgs machinery and good water power suitable
Tor the manufacture Of chairs, clothes pins saving and
planning boards or any other business in the line Of man
uactory, located on good road three-fourths of mile
from the railroad depot all of which will be sold on reaa.
sonable terms by the subscriber.
je5 d6m CHAUNCY GREEN.
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@Ottester 4atlg SPY

Written for 1.-THE Spy.
Died, at Harrison's Landing July 8tH from hard
shlps endured in the late battles. ELISHA T. BIGE.
Low ofthe 18th regiment NJ V. NJ, aged IS; a con.
stant Trend. true soldier, an honest man.
The soldier rests from the shock of the battle,
He sleeps where the deeds of his glory were won.
He will heed it no more tho the loud cannon ratte'
For his work is now finished, his journey is run.
When next his brave comrades in conflict are fall
ing,
And piles of the dead tell the work that is done,
They will miss from their ranks true to his call
ing,
Whose work is now finished, whose journey is
run.
While the battle was raging and comrades were
dying,
He stood at his post with the true and the brave,
He lived till he heard the glad cry ''they flying
And saw on the James the old banner wave
No sister or mother stood round his lone pillow,
AS weary and fanting he laid him to die,
Nor yet is his grave told by marble or Willow
The place whence his spirit assembled the sky.
The of affection no more shall embrace him,
The letter of love never more be begun,
But among her loved heroes his country shall place
him,
For his work is all finished his journey is run
Then let him sleep on in the bed of his glory,
Nor weep for the friend, the brother, the son,
But weave his loved name into song and in story,
For his work is WELL finished, his journey is run.
Camp Wool. August 10th, 1862. H.P.M.
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WROUGHT IRON ARCH BRIDGES
w FOR RAILROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
r., II, EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent Of u s. Patent Office Washington lender
The Act Of 1871
40 state St.. opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
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Washington, D. c., 1862.

Apply to our associates in
New York-luGHAR., G. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street.
BroOklvn, 10 iEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, No. $40 Fulton street
Pottsville, Pa WA X. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
sellor.
New Haven-SILAS A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsellor, No, Streets Bull ing.
Ilartford-CHARLES q. SHULTAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No s Hnngerford's Block.
BOsiOn-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No So Central street.
Wsl!ham-ED'WD L. HALL Attorney and Counsel
WOrcester-STEPHEN p. TWISS, Attorney and Coun
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JED DIFF