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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19
PROFESSIONAL 6 BUSINESS CARDS.

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w NJ M,cuLLort;H, Attorney atIaw. Clear
". field, Pa Office, with b. ] Grams, ESQ
on Second Street July 8 Isei i
EREnER TCK LEITZIN6ER. Manufacturer 81
l. u kinds of Stene-ware. Clearfeld. Pa Or
ders solicited wholesale or retail Jan. 1, 1858
~ field, Pa Nav 'ia" Is lsss Sssdf-
L. J.eRASs. WALTER BARRETT
D oBERTJ WALLACE Attorney at Law. Clear
IL field. Pa Office in Shaw's new row Market
street opposite Naugie's sOewelry store. May 26
F; NAUGLE, Watch and Clock Maker. and
-. dealer in Watches, Jewelry, &c Room in
Graham row, Market street. Nov. i0.
! II BuCHER SWooPE. ATTORNEY at Law Clear.
Il neid' Pa pttce in Graham Row, four doc $
west OF Graham Boynton's store Nov TO-
| u X. SHOPE, Cabinent Maker. Cherry Street
! IL. CIearield, Pa Makes to order ever des,
er'ption OF Furniture on short notice Jan 2I'63
t | KRATZER Merchant and doaIor :
=. boards and Shingles, Grain and Prodpce
I rioht o. above the Academy, ClearfeId, Pa liz
WALLACE Il HALL, Attorneys at Law. Clear
~, ~ heia "a December II, 1862
"iiiiAN 4 WALLACE. JOHN G. HALL
T. FLEMING, Curwensville Pa. Nursery
man and Dealer in all kinds of Fruit and
ornamental Trees. Plants and Shrubberv All or
Gers oy mail promptly attended to May l3
WHLIAM +. IRWIN. Market street Clear6er5
~ IA Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Mer-
chandise, Hardware. Queensware Groeeries and
lamliy articles generally Nov. 10
ToHN GUBLICH. Manufacturer of aII kinds %
CaoInet-ware, Market street CIear6eld Pa
lie also makes TO order Collins on sh ort notice and
attends funerals with a hearse. Aprl0. 80
nR. r. V. WILSON, Praetieinp Pbvsicia,
- Clearfeld. Pa. VIII attend to all profes
Slohal business. Office. corner of I'd and Locust
streets. Ian 2S 1879 |
| NJ NJ WOODS, PRAcrIcIyG PHYSICIAN. and
y Examining Surgeon for Pensions
Ci. SIoe. cou'h."est corner OF Second and Cherry
0'-0'' oie'ihe'u' "a January Il, 1868
N'ENALLY, Attorney at Law CIearfield.
e. Pa. Praetices in Cearfeld and adioining
conhuss Ofice N new brick building of j. Boya- !
ton ID street, one door south of Lanich's Hotel
ID ICHARD MoSsOP, Dealer in Foreign and DO.
! mesfic Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour Bacon
Liquors, &c. Room, on Market street few doors
west OF Jo"'~qi O6zee, clearfeld, Pa Apr27
| ARRIMER & TEST, Attorneys at Law. Clear
i held Pa. VIII attend promptly TO all legal
ana other business entrusted to their care in Clear
ieIu ana ADJOINING counties. August s. 1885,
JAS D. LAskihkR ISRAEL TEST.
DR. WIN CAMPBELL offers his professional
IL services to the citizens of Mosbannon and vi
unity He can be consulted at mis- residence at
III tunes, unless absent professional business
Moshannon, Centre Co, Pa, May i3 1853
w W SHAW NJ D.. has resumed the prac-
w tiee of Medicine and Surgery in Shawsville
emma. where he still respectfully solicits a con
lnuanee OF public patronage May 81, 1868
TNH0MAS J. MCCULLOUGH Attorney at Law.
l. Clearfeld Pa Office, east of the .sClearfield
o. Bank. Deeds and other legal instruments pre-.
ared with promptness and accuracy July 3
: G. BUSH .T.JM'o M'oULLouGH
BUSH & MCULL0UGH'S
COLLECTION OFFICE. CLEARFIELD, PESN'A
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DR. LITCH,S MEDICINES

80 ply OF these Invaluable Family Medicines
are Tor sale by NJ A. Frank Clearield. consistinc q
OF Pata CUrer Restorative great cure for cold
ana cough; and Anti- Bilious Phgsfr Thev have
oeen thoroughly tested in this community. and
are highly approved TRY THEN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19
ZOUAVE HALT.
WILL EXHIBIT =,

CLEAhFIELD, Monday Aug. 31st.
LCTHERSBURG, Saturday Aug. 90.
PHILIPSBURG, Tuesday. Sent. 1st
W H GAR1NFP aaent
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19

The draft for Clelrti..l IA coanty, we are in
formed, will take place on the 9th.
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The Educated Mules
DAN AND DICK,
IHE emp ;gy =. ocoro. uroc

WI be introduced by Dan Gardner.
IN variety OF Lsushable Perfor.
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DIED

Al Obituary a0ttceS not oUer sic hines i5Jqerfe4
gratfs; M SIR iiz,es. at fire cents per Eae
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TIME OF HOLDING COURT
ID Monday in January. Sd Monday in June.
Sd in March 4th ' in Sept'm r.
OF each year and continue two weeks il necessary
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19

VNLOUR-A good article for sale at the store
Il Ijanl6l VIM z. IRWIN. C!earfeid.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19

III efectually cure Liver Com plaint Dvsnensia a
/ Janndice, Chronic or Nervous Debility Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, and all diseases ari-
sing from disordered Liver or Stom-
ach such as Constipa Inward
Piles Fulness blood to the
Head Acidity of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn
disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatons, Sinking or
fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach
Swimming of the Head Hurried
and Difficult Breathing Flut-
tering at the Heart. Choking or Sutfoeating Sem
satiohs when In lying posture Dimness of
Vision, Dots or Webs before The sightFe
yer and Dull Pain in the Head Def
clency of PerspiratiOn, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side. Back, Chest Limbs. &c. Sudden
fIashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmaginings of Evil, and
great Depression of Spirits.
from Re0. J. Ne1cton Broaca, D d Editor O f
me ERcycloPeefa Of Religious K,tototedgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general through distrust of
their ingredients and effects | yet know of no
sufhclent reasons why man may not testify to
me Dement'S he believes himself TO have received
from any simple preparation in the hone that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
land German Bitters prepared bv DR. C. NJ
jackson. of this city, because | was preiudiced a.
SaInst them for many years, under the impres-
SION that they were chiefly an alcoho lie mixture i
am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker
Esq. for the removal of this prejudice by prOper
tests and ter encouragement to try tn hem. wb en-
suffering from great and long continued debility.
l he use OF three bottles Of these Btters at the
beginning OF the present year. was followed by
evident relief. and restoration to degree of bod
lily and mental yigor which had not felt for six
months before. and had almost despaired of re
gaming 1 therefore thank q cd and my friend |
for directing me to the use of them
PsFlaQ a. 23 1891 7
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Comprise the largest and best that
ever Travelled. Great Expense mas
been lneuTred in bringing them to-
seiher, and We intend TO give the
best Circus Entertainment
that has ever been witnessed =, This
country Look at the
GREAT ARTISTES
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| Ah NJ. WOODS, PRAcrICISG PHYSICIAN and
y Examining Surgeon for Pensions
Once Southwest corner of Second and Cherry
0uoet' oiearheId IA. January q, 1863
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DAN GARDINER

tie Old and Fayoriie Clown. As a
good Nio'su is, As necessary 10 a Circus
as bread is = breakfast, the public
may congratulate themselves upon
So, t< zoe happy son OF AIomus at
each entertainment.
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! NENALLY, Attorney at Law. Clenr6ola
c. Pa Practices in Clearfeld and adjoining
counties Ofce N new brick building of j. Boyn7
ton "a street, one door south of Lanchs Hotel
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nR. WIN. CAMPBELL offers his professional
II services to the citizens of Moshannon and vi
cinlty He can be consulted at mis- residence at
all times, unless absent ON professional business
Moshannon, Centre co, Pa, May l3. 1863
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The Little FAIRY Of the Arena,
Miss Eliza Gardner

L certainly the best Female Eaues-
wan IN existence. Sire executes the
most elegant and classic motions. com
5Ined with daring Leaping, splendid
i'ancins, &c-, upon the back of her
'pirited horse, while at full motion,
concluding with her dashins act OF
LEA PING THROUGH Is RsIIoo =.
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the great American Horsenan and
iisht Rope Dahcer. He will appear
at each Entertainment in a great
variety OF his thrilling Performances
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| ARhiMER & TEST, Attorneys at Law. Clear
Il held, Pa. VIII attend promptly TO all legal
ana other business entrusted to their care in Clear
field and adjoining counties August 6. 1855.
Jas n LAbRIhkR ISRAEL TEST.
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- ICHARD M0SSOP, Dealer in Foreign and Do
1 h mestic Dry Goods Groceries. Flour Bacon
Liquors, &c. Room, on Market street few door.
west OF JoHl0a/ OGice Cleartield, Pa Apr27
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nR. r. V. WILSON, Praoticing Physician
- Clearfeld. Pa. VIII attend to all profes
slonai business, Office. corner of I'd and Loeust
S"cetS. Jan 2S. 1853
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NJ W SHAW. NJ. D., has resumed the prac-
w tice of Medicine and Surgery in Shawsville
Penn'a, where he still respectfully solicits con
unuance of public patronage MAY 27, 1868
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T0HN GUBLICH Manufaeturor of alI lii. =.
Cabinet-ware, Market street CIear6eId pa
lie also makes TO order Gofins on ort notice and
attends funerals with a hearse Anr1e "a
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fTNHOMAS j. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Law.
Il Clearfeld. Pa Office, east of the ..Clearfeld
CO. Bank Deeds and other legal instruments pre-
pared with promptness and accuracy July 3
D. g. BUs UsH Tim eULLoUGB
BUSH & M'CULL0UGH'S
COLLECTION cFFICE. CLEARFIELD, PESN'A
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-08-19

a beautiful thoroughbred Arabian
ShaTstT, who viii be introduced by
ms trainer, Mr.. DAN GARDNER.
Among the Ponies viii be found
Samilie, Fire Fly, Prince, Jupiter,
oanein; q Star, Lucy Long, Grey Easle
and Bsinbridge.
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w NJ CULLoUt3H, Attorney atIaw. Clear.
" heid Pa Office, with L. J Grams ESQ.
Vh second Street July 3, 1861
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MlLLIAM L. IRWIN. Market street ClearfeId
~ Pa Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Mer
chandise, Hardware Queensware Groceries and
family articles generally Nov 10
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20
TO THE VOTERS
9Th Congre ssional District of N. c

|
9Th Congressional District Of N. @.
respectfully announce myself TO you as a candidate
for reelection.
By your kind partialily have the ho or OF seatin
the First Congress of the Confederate States. From
the time of my election the Conederaey has been
gagged in stupendous war; for the purpose Of driving
back the ruthless invaders Of its sol, and establishing
the peace and independence TO which IL IL justly 'n-
titled. Overtures having been repeatedly made our
listing difficulties by negotiation and honorable sdit
ment, and these overtures having been as oft.n ia
dignantly rejected, alternative remained TO us but
20 drive back the invaders and conquer peace Dy
force of arms.
While in Congress- therefore your representative,
II used every exertiOn in my power TO strengthen AND
increase the army give proper assistance and en-
the Executive rnd 70 prevent 40 far as
possible those disastrous collisions between the civil
and the military authorities which are SO apt 10 occur
land difficult TO adjust in time OF war
voted for both Conscription acts not because de-
sired force the Southern citizen from bis home and
family 10 the camp and the battlefield, bat because
considered them Indispensable 20 the Independence Of
the country.
! 1 voted to raise the pay Of the commissioned
officers and privates in the army, because believed
that they both deserved and needed IL.
/ voted against the Exemption nets not because
was opposed 70 all exemptions but because con-
sidered these acts wrong in principle dangerous In
policy and unius. In many Of their DETERMINATIONS
/ voted for the Funding bill, because thought II
necessary TO diminish the volume Of the currency, and
Thereby give healthy action 20 the finances OF
the country.
| voted for the Tax-bill Of the House. which was re-
ected by the Senate but before the conference BILL
which is the present tax law, up for acon the
House. was called away By aniiction In my hmily,
and hence had opporteHity TO vote either for OF
against that measure. -
In fine, voted fer every measure which thought
would give strength 10 army, Eigor 10 the Govern
lmeut and confidence to Che country.
Should you endorse my course as your representa-
live by re-eIection Congress, shall be guided by
the same principles and policy which my record In
dcates aud shall devote my best energies and atten-
tion to secure your interests: and, although desire
peace ardently as any one, and shall use every
honorable to obtain IT, yet win consent 10 no
adjustment which does not bring with IL the ndepen
dence Of the Confederate States their total separation
from the United States aad all the blessings Of liberty
TO which entitled By Inheritance and for which
. we are contending
nysI firmly believe s TO be victorious In this struggle
and to enjoy career glorious beyond pasaei IN all
past history Let Us prove ourselves worthy Of our
cause and worthy Of our destiny. Let as but be
united in efforts, and the whole world combined
cannot eHslaye ms.
1 am, very respectfully, your obi .sr.h
! LincolntOn, y. O. Sept. !, 1888
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20

FROM VIRGINIA.
Il IsVM fIIOIlNF@t. :
Another Battle and Victory al Maaassas.

Another Battle and Victory al Aoaassas.
News was received in Richmond on Saturday by pas
sengers from Gordonsvie, that general engagement
Tuesday last, resulting in defeat of the enemy and
the capture of several thousand prisoners No partic
ulars received. The medical director of Lees army
mas teiegraphed to Gordonsville for an ambulance
Train The citizens committee of attendance left for
the seat of war this morning.
The Richmond Dispatch of Saturday last says.
The accounts from Northern Virginia continue en-
couragng Passengers by the Central train last mig
brought down report that portion of our forces had
cut oil the retreat of the Yankee General Sedgwirk
That SeGgwick became separated from the main body
OF the enemys forces and struck off in the direction of
Cccoquan, where he was met by our troops, who had
previously reached that point.
another report states that Gen. Ewe had severe
hght with the enemy Thursday at Brstow Station,
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad. Little is
known Of the result of this fight except that the
my were defeated and rumor says lost three Thousand
men in prisoners Bristow is the first station south of
Manassas Junction, and about four miles from that
point.
dispatch dated Culpeper Va, says:
There was hard fighting late Wednesday evening at
Bristol Station. The enemy driven back, when
his skirmishers fell upon McIntoshs artillery snppor-
ted by Cooks brigade. Cook was wounded early in
the action and the enemy threw his brigade into
fnsioI taking five pieces of artillery Renforcements
coming up, pursuing the enemy at last advces
towards Dumfres Our loss was about 500 killed and
wounded. Generals Posey and kirkland were woun-
ded-Posey badly in the thigh. Above 1900 prso-
ners escaped during the day.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20
Notice.

CoSscRPr OFFICE N. c., Raleigh, Oct. z, 1863.
The Commands invites the attention Of all persons
capable of bearing arms, but who exempt from
military duty under the present regulations, TO the
above order of the Secretary Of War.
will be that IL is the intention of the Depart
ment to raise a Battalion Of Mounted Men for special
son of having furnishe substitutes otherwise, will
not shrink this CALL bat viii hasten to enlist In
defence Of their homes their resdes and the State
that gave them birth.
Parties enlistng in this Battalion will be exempt
from duty in the Militia and Home Guard and will
ceive the pay and allowance OF cavalrymen.
The Enrolling Officers throughout the State are au-
thorized receive recruits they may report direct
ly at either Of the Camps of Instruction.
BY order Of Col PETER MALLETT,
CommAndant OF ConScripts for N. q.
HUoH L. CoLE, Capt A. A. A. q.
October IL, 1868 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20
Administrators Sale.

will sell, Friday the 18th of November, at the
late residence of Harbert Stowe deceased, ii miles
southwest from Charlotte, three head of Horses three
head of Cattle, good road Wagon, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, about 400 bushels Of Corn,
lot of Cotton Fodder, Farming Tools and many Other
things unnecessary to mention
Also will be rented for IL months, the Buildings and
Land Terms made known day of sale.
Those having claims against the estate required
to present them within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
H. d: STOWE, Admir-.
Oct 90, 1868 st
Ba5- Daily Bulletin will copy times, and Catawb'
Journal times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20
NORTHERN NEWS.

Northern dates the :4th have been received at
Richmond
A despatch to the Baltimore American, SAYS Curtin
has been reelected Governor of by
majority Philadelphia gives Curtin 5000 majority
gain of 10, 900 the vote of 1860 In Ohio Vallan-
digham has been defeated by very large majority.
The American, of the l4th, learns that the rebels
are in quite threatening position in the Valley of
Virginia again, and it thought contemplated an
attack Martinsburg. The movements of the rebels
below Washington indicate advance of Gen. Lee to
the Valley.
Advices from Charleston represent the Ironsdes not
materially injured But correspondent of the Times
says she will probably be North for repairs Two
devils to remove harbor Instructions have arrived.
MAMMALIAN answered the Mexican deputation that
he would accept the throne the free and spontaneous
expression of the population, and guarantee the in
tegrty aud independence of the country.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20
STRAYED

From my lot Tuesday, 18th inst. Red Cow leaving
calf 2 weeks old. She sold at Auction in Char.
ote about the 10th inst by Richard Canser of Castor
County, he bought her of Mr. Rendleman near Dr. Sid
ney Johnson's. She may be this side of the RiyU
trying to
also have Cow and calf the calf about ten
old, which srayed from James Wilson's lot in this
town about.the middle of July. She is small COW
with pale spots Of the brEdls ORDER and blemish in
one eye and scar on the right hip bone. | bought
her of Robert Grier in Providence neighborhood last
Fall.
also have a black mulay Cow out, which bought
of Thos Burrows of this She has been out about
two months. Will pay a reward for either of the
Cows for information that can get them.
w. A. COOK,
Oct 20, 1868. IF Town Butcher.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20

MAI. RUFUS BARRINGER.-We call the especial
attention of our readers in this Congressional Dis
tnct to the following patriotic letter from Major
hufus Barringer of Cabarrus county:
ORANGE c. H.. Va, Oct ~, 1863.
have recently received numerous solicitations to
become candidate for Congress in the 9th District
These solicitations l have uniformly declined
Within the last few days, learn that.many of my
friends still propose voting for me, whether candi-
date or not. Whilst / am deeply grateful to all
who have thus manifested an interest i'm my behalf
and propose giving this testimonial of their
hdence, deem it due alike to them and to myself
TO state, that for many reasons / much prefer my
name should not be thus used.
entered the army from q sense of duty alone,
Counting the cost and knowing the sacrifices. Our
great object is not yet obtained; and do not
slder it consistent with my obligations here to
cept any civil or political Office during the war.
thnk 1t better for those in the service to stand by
their colors whilst those at home should all unite in
cordial and earnest support of the authorities in
feeding clothing and otherwise sustaining the gal
liant men land their famiiies) who fighting not
only for rights but for the safety of our homes
and fresides. My chief desire is to see all party
chickering's allayed, at least during this momentous
struggle. The army is not faint-hearted and will
nobly perform its duty to the country If croakers,
GROWERS and grumblers who torment themselves and
lay aside their fears if hoarders, spectators and
money makers could only be induced to forget their
selfish ends for season it conscripts, skulkers and
deserters could only be got to their commands, and
all come up to the work like patriots and men, the
army, under the blessing of God, would soon secure
us victory and peace. Oh that those men would
reflect upon the of their ways and open their
hearts to the call of orr bleeding country. My
prayer is that all dissentions amongst in North
Carolina may be healed, and that henceforth we
will have bat party there, that headed by our
sworn constitutional chosen leaders-Presdent Da-
wis and Governor Vance-the party appealing alike
to duty, our honor, interest and our safety
the party consecrated by the blood of our he
roic dead, proelaming to the DEATH rather than
submission to the cruel, fanatica, hated despotsm
of the North. Rather thousand deaths, fighting
for my native land, than subjugaton by such peo
pie. Nay, than that. Let this war stop short
of independence, and Federal CONSUMPTION awaits
every able bodied man amongst us to fight their bat
ties against the French in Mexico. There is al
tentative but to conquer peace, and the sooner the
whole country itself to this great TRUTH the
sooner will victory crown efforts, and the bless
ings of peace gladden. our hearts:
Respectfully, your fellow-c citizen:
RUFUS BARRINGER,
Mai. 1St N. G.. Cav,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-10-20

Movements Of Presidens Dasis.--Atianta, Oct
I15.-The President arrived here lac night ffon
the srmy of Tennessee, and viii remain here %
day. 1t is understood there viii be q change made
in the army of Tennessee. he leaves tonight Tor
Mississippi by special train. 49,
Frightfni Loss ofLits.-MoBILE, Oct H.
The steamer Mary Wilson, connecting with the
Mobile and Great Northern Railroad, was burned
ON Sunday. About seventy-two lives were lost
The mails, freight and steamboat are total loss.
COOP BAReAIS.-Brig. General Neal Dow, of
Maine liquor law fame, and more recently Of piano
stealing and hen roost robbing notorieiy IN Ala
bama, passed through Charlotte last Sunday week,
on his way to Richmond. Rumor has il that he
is to be exchanged for Gen. Morgan
sas- The Yankees fear that the sea will take
Morris Island from them. Fifty yards of beach
have gone since the 18th Of August. Gen. Gill;
more has changed his headquarters tent to Folly
Island on this account.
sa~The Committee on Courts of Justice in tho
Virginia Legislature has been instructed 'toiu-
quire into the expejiency Of stopping by law the
circulation Of the Raleigh "Standard" in that
State. Tho Virginia papers hope that the CON-
mittee will take no action on the matter.