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IFrsn the New Orleans PI'ayuns.l
Lats ana Important frOna IIexIco.

We translate the following from our files Of
Havana apers received per steamer Bio Bio,
which brings dates from that city 70 the. 18th
instant, whence We have adyices from Vera
Cruz TO the 80th ult.
. Tie Prensa, Of the 9th inst, says
By the official report from the officers in
command Of the Mexican forces near Tampico,
we learn Of an engagement which took place
on ,he bar of that port between the Mexican
and French forces, during the evacuation Of
the place by the latter
The Mexicans, numbering 400 infantry and
cavalry, supported by two pieces OF light artil,
lery, (rihed,) made reconnaissance on the
Bar of Tampico, and after exchanging shots
with the enemy, retired in good order. On
the Bext day, the 2lst, tho same force return
ed, and placing their pieces in position, open.
cd spirited Ere on war steamer, which
with several gunboats, was covering the en-
barkation Of their infantry. The steamer tried
to run the battery, and in trying to do so she
missed the channel and run aground.
On the 22d she was still fast on the bar, and
Ideeming her detention practicable, brisk fire
was opened on her by the pieces from shore
The feet that was lying outside came to her
assistance and tried by a concentrated fire to
dislodge the Mexicans, but to no avail; the
vessel was Abandoned and set on fire. Besides
the loss Of iian-of-war the French have left
lih the hands of the Nexicans schooner load.
cd with ammunition, and two barlzs, one load
ed with provisions and the other loaded with
COAL Efforts were being made by tho Mexi
can authorities to save from the wreck five
heavy pieces which composed the armament
Of the steamer.
From the Prensa de 10 Habana, ofPthe 9th
we take the following interesting intelligence
from Mexico The Prensa has dates from
Vera Cruz up to the Both nit: W
The Castle of San Juan dc Ulloa is crowded
with prisoners; among them are great mum
ber of Spaniards The Spanish Consul, Mr.
Cortes, has protested against their imprison
ment, and demanded their trial in accordance
with the decree published on thes 9th o
January eo5a ss4,r.
The incarceration OF citizens without JUS
causes seems to be the order of the day will
the Freech Don Criaco Marren an indus
irious and honest Spaniard, is one Of the vic
Tins to this unjust mode Of proceeding, Seno
Sofa, Spanish Vice Consul, demanded his re
lease, but his communication on the subiec
/ has not beer answered.
The French army began their advance OF
Puebla on the 18th ult. IT is presuu cd tina
by the 10th of February the attack will com
mence. The advancing force is estimated a
25 600 men. The Mexicans seem very cenf
dent of being able to fepel the invaders.
There are $4,000 men in Puebla, aud thu
Notifications are defended by $4,000.
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NUMBER lSg
glOO REMAIN.

DRNAWAY from ihe prem lses Of ihe Subscriber. AZ
H Walnut Valley P0ste Onice, seQnaichle Co,
Tennessee on the night Of the s5h Jany 1868, ne.
gro boy NAMED Dave about ls or ~ years old feet
or inches high, weighs about l26 pounds. lie 4
black negro, Yather sharp faced, long month fhlck
lips. He says he was raised In Kentucky, by a nan
named Fisher. Bnt was houghi BY me about months
since in Hamburg, South Carolina. he says he was
brought fforn Petersburg, Va, 70 Hamburg Had on
when he LEFT, brown leaus pants, brown Jeans coat
and black cloth cap-his coat had on H. white bare
coat buttons, and the cloth ont Of which his coat ~
made had two eolOFs in it pant Of Il being darker
brown than the other, win pay slO0 reward lor hs
delivery 10 me, at M residence, In Seauatohie Co
Tennessee; or $50 reward or his confinement IN any
jail, 80 that can geshim. ,JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Feb5-2m*
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TFe0d Aoa



gsscs+SF 'Felgt a4:ad EqflcEe1
wIAaa gAijatstyieE, EAIae esEe
tasR la Gent lenaA wbQ paTRa 0ah ilpRb tsaRillnEt
~! " ,maGwdhys ago.
Heinformed ma, that sApite .qn a9SxSitemen
came of in that 40wfA6 A6ne'dht ngtr tHeeR ,pauseq
fbf the abolR6tistAs attempting 10 press,
va hen, teltiksqk AftAepace) into the Fed,
traI naval service, as pilots for the coast OF
South Carolina add GpsyiA, ji9 AitR&ally for
Charleston baE,.tsH ljdH roqqu ssloH gggsd hOei
AThe pilots p0romptOria8ly 8lyapgfuboda TO- AFsssvt
iil}der any. .bbfBd6ralions whatever, telling the
Yanzeesi ithal.tHGy 'mueh preferred death to
aiding in leading tl.sRRaRy 'af9ei eggnst tbSir
iand and kindred. HfteR considefpble ble,TApl1
hus al thc,nVH oG ne loyal portion Of the iIRl
habitants Df 1ba temm,,hoth male and fema0S
tho pilots were released by tho eneny..-.n
Tile entii9gIRRV Il tpIb NJ NJ lI6ft 4
aibI gone g6lgblob flle'eateptFBh' of 't'gelve
iahd, trRAgIloEtVnt that remain as s6ntl.
94fa In ille ha Dor, ies The Confederates should
nbtlnce down upon iheEkAillAliaRtpd
is,Notmore, than iyehlpdFedI Fsderal9aldifERa
apo IN and arAnndS d,sanfgnt atiihiantiuolldRa
@lNiing ebehGdwo Haadred builalos and iewt
ftgkEOcd siiatsfci0iIdetn arms.
Sdsin efigy by ljdifilobt al8VBi al8VBi hegt B0ne
day Iast We6f, MT, opboahfg' fh6 tiifBtheut ot
hhgto sQldiAfhilto, fhe RqEvice.
Iivf lncOln haa refuR0 10 accept Sianleyla res
iknation ana ts;ss gss lgllck to New
Mem hut fiIRk ,yllas uses 70 comply
With lIlis mne5Qfa lnf ti,o presents
A !adylwli0CsMS s5HbEfFoHa Newbern few
sggsseeb. rsbAtts.alput hiicen regiments p
r ihis ros,rhs 40 "a tho uIoat reliable informa.
fonlwofp sbeeiysd from inside tho enemyhi
lines Cor several days past.
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TAKEN up

A ND committed 10 hll by the military adihoniies
"A at Chattanooga On the "a 0f October, lt02 aud
more tcc6htly commtld by an acting Justice 81 Tho
peaca, for the eDraty 0f Ha milton, Tenn. o. Tho
lob oi Dec. 1902, A negro boy rhp saya hg hame q
JACK, end that be belongs 20 Ohm pflde, of BpofA
White county, Team. said bOl II hlaclI "a yeara
yld, d feet. inch high The owner Il requested 10
come iorward, prove tformfy, ey cbafeee apd iake
him out Of JAN. y, Il SWAIN
dcc2I DitN tNN Jailof.
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MACHINERY FOR sAIF

I WILL sell at private sale ono 80 horse powef Fn.
glne and Boiler, With Muay Saw and allEboapnur.
tenances thereto belongings. Also one 30 inch Cfcu.
lay Saw, with rona attached together with so eetoi
Shanmg. and pueys. One Rip Saw, Catof Saw
with gearing, &c. JOSIAH FISHER,
Febl0-tf Chattanooga Tenn
e1- Selma Reporter copy weeks and send bin 10
this office
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The Fessr.i Government Turned ovsrss.r IT
Ia.nisiana. ---

We find in the New Orleans Picayune, of
the 18th, Banks last order directing the diSpo
sal Of the negroes. 1t win be seen that they
are to become part owners Of the crop they
may assist in Taisiug, bat il is gently hipted
the compensation may be small. No doubt
Of it. Yankee cupidify viii rob the negro as
willingly as they will plunder upon. each
other:
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Irish POtatoes, sugar, CofTee.
Important 70 Enrolling Officers.

lHaI CHATTANOOGA, Fcb.9l, 1868.
7NEiE order Of Col. Blake commandani Of conpcrpta
Offering $50 reward for the arrest Of conscl lp,s
ehtiiles enrolling officers 10 the reward wheA thoe
mako tho Arrest contemplated by the order
Each Enrolling officer Il required 10 make q, o.
cripiiye roll Of hlmno, and forward II Immediately
the oloe by promptly enrolling and sending forward
every conscript within their respective dgtrCiA
auaIG lI1 JOHN Il. HOPKINS. A. DC,
ieb2l-+w and Supt Enrolling Onicera
a.a. Aaai Tenneasee panera COPY Ianr WnelA. n
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IN COMMISSION HOUSE,,

no lVI MAIN ST., LYkCuHURu, VA.
The undersigned have associated themselves iageth
er under the stylea and irm Of James r. Scott CO..
for the purpose Of conducting q general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have ,gentod
that large and elegant building No. O2 Maiu street
Lynchburg, Va, lately occupied by JnO. A. Davis a
Co.. and on the LIST day Of Deo6niDer next, win b
ready to receive Merchandise OF all kinds ior pivap
and austion sales They solicit coaaignmentS el Man
uiactUred and Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, Molasses
Ooiee, and other Groceries, Bale Cotton and Cte6n
Fabrics Of ell grades, Wooen GOo0s, aO0a Shoes ana
Leather and all other goods usnally tred for sale.
Their first Auction VIII tale place Ian early day
in December, Of which due notice, with catalogue
will be published a
They respectfully refer to the merchants apl busi
ness men oi Richmond, Petersburg Daoville and 9TH
or cities OF the South, whose aid and co.operatio
will be duly appreciated.
AA e JAS. p. .sOOTTl
or the late frn OF John I. DAVIS h Go.
HENRY r. BOCOCK.
WIN. II. PARRTSHJ .
Members Of the firm Of Bocock q Paris.
. The concern Of Bocock n Parrish, ~ Brio,
street will continue at the old stand 40 bauul
decl7-3m B0OOCK A PARRISH.
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MASONIC FEMALE INsTtrUTE.

u9 a Rev' y. N, Bradshaw, Principal, r.M
DAE next Session Of this Institute will commence
Il on the FIRST MONDAY Of January 1868, under
the direction aud professionally OF the Rev. Mr. Brad
shaw, who has hed charge Of Il for the last lb
y The Trustees in making this announcement would
most especially appeal 10 all ctlzeng who have
laaughters 20 educate 70 send them TO this institution
Mr., Bradshaw has had charge of the school for the
Int l5 m0ntha during which time he has rendered
,SmplSeanc Ye might shy universal satisfaction 10 the
Trpdleqqr patrons and pupils. There never was bet
btalme Tot men 20 educate ther daughters than now
rzm9nnyia blgnty Everything farmer ralses hears
tWb brees Rpl the Tuition 10 this School a The aane
aHd u vas When everything was At low nnlrea.-
WhaifBtcuIe ERn there be now iof man who pea-
locts Y, ,edpGate bialaughteR None. BecauSe here
10 gleveland healthy locality we have on institute
WITH aumzcenarsg asfdctor, aided BY sufficient c6rp,
bfAh8lstanis TO- instruct all who may favOr with
thejt bHr6hake" Ebe Bh5 and al pui their ehonid6r
10 ne wheel and ,buil ub euch a School az win be Of
c5euable benefit TO us and an honor 10 orr town
We bqve the building ard We have Tcachers-athe
Bala4tn 6erOlSei upon the people w hope they may
DOLBY nffoym th0lr duty ..E ~. 'fa
THE Trustees are thankful 10 The dilEeus for the
patr3asge bestowed upon Mr Bradshhw heretofore.
ambsre glad 10 know that under hia administration
~ the lnsttntion has not lost any Of thoenyable REM
tfloh Il sustained IN ethebetter days of the Tepnb.
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.la.aI .tCLEvELAEp, rkhRusRn,I
.l eu Feb 70, is0S !.
THE recruiting detail fDr che lDth Te1noasee rse
Il itncni, i,Wlll guebt A Knoxville Tenntssro, Oh
ihe i5th daYe RnIuh with all their fecnis and ~,
aenleea ~ /. s:sn y wAd them iofwana. uptor ths
charge 0I nn CHEER % re regiment
,mnr8.lW .. H. flANNAH. Capt.
AMI NecfeHIng nolnN
80 kDcxylls Rng4ler copy, ana ucnd biil 10 this
oElce.
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Major Gene.@! Commanding.

ERoM THE YAz0e PAss.-Courers who ar
rived at Grenada, Saturday evening brought
intelligence OF The movements Of the Federals
in Yazo6 lpas8i THEY had succeeded in re-
moving TIE lafftifciAl dbstruetions as far as the
Coldw6tea nnlSat1hoGe'o of th6lfbeats had entered
tliat stfeaEagAIpqto Friday eveh4hS 1t was not
any addilohah bgatbetuHoops
had arhi4dd, and tbbit if6&e tlieib ap1th@spot
WAS sGppose<tdu beaBodt AsiTeNst6fme statsdn
6BEhat thaalbnAnl9on toplistruc ctfheitaGutute,
bFaobress syepEaOgniokrBtate, slHShdths 9deisyst0
fRdinadyanQelaoeagio bNsthea bastilH lcOfCl
atrdstsds hipdnaVcea to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been Observation-Disclosures au R9Ess lsJRrEalE
and elective manner. AsAhS isslsaipRhtNeaa'
already allen sbatweenaRix Rixs.RndanReKA nfaatsat
heInouth Of the bayog leefiFg fEQPggiake
Moon, and thaBtB US II u ~ 9ss rctkSt9 fall
ing rapidly, we have heard old Tlyer mon ex-
pYebs confdent,lb0lieE tb9t da9gPRegIE's boats
SA Rot be eOT q (SGS $lSfa5 fa5SsIS %AS .g
7Epthpanying force may be gobbled up. IF tho
opportunity offers &tEiiBl laOi Vlhdy fhembraced
as lheirh0ata,Aapv,hBJn Of driaa \
The McmphissBalls sNDBpbUueaeS o. 6ot6ithe'
effect Of this movement very hopefully. IL
Bay Is 'titt 6eeS feeti GfAht W.T. 10
abe tQ SAP knAfI lqeeet sl9 20 ssA
protacf0d i'm aaa9o rlNeK1b5bt hallls&te lAny fst
|Daineah FahHImnd ahahe Salnsltime otINliap0tti
a jaraNplaFA fyfeBl. l.ovftfiHRhieR TO-
Yi$Rsbwg i 3tf ffgI NJ rSI I
[ Litteffor. The aARdeTt tAkinG6 lRyfioibebl bltkSli
Eetin,sdis grpatrand, haEaudDuss sbntiwtA aegiIhS'
lFatcdi win bBi fusledi thFeughat0 speeeBsffl
! lbtdlift s9nnpTh5 niptshbrt issa,bbjpg ,tibysI
tchs a, " NJ q 5lleAP y tAe
bYnhkees instead oi aopQmpielingRRFr rehlnteh
Eubbve' have only succeedeChihl9getting them.
EE9lvos ihfhddtrap from Which they eSiih6t
esdape ~ 3iyAl5 5EEs.,ydckS0A Appeal
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TEHMs or TUITION.

TERMS OF TUITION.
Primary Department fs 90 Der Session w
Preparatory 10 O9 a. n
Freshman Glass IA DO -
S0phomofeA "A 10 90
Junior HUaa 20 90 rN i1ls f
BenOr - 2s 90 q
IN Music, Piano, Onitaf or =, ~
N heIodoon, 70 % ssl "A
Thorough Raas CUmpato,, "a 90
Fiench and other Modern Nt
Language ,nl ae la 20 90 IA. y" each.
Incidental Fee, e,..............l 90
in The Ornamental Department fal progleion vi
be made, oitbe Ordinary prioen
The rule q pnymsnt "a ope-haf In adraMe tho rest
by the middle OF theieftb
Board can be had Egood famillts, and n conveb
lcas hcarding houses Kept pnrposey or young ladies
month, tlI q. PARKS, I II
decSO 6ecufey and Treasurer.
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k.lEo Vtk agh s.i,,o, y; ~ lh4. ~
dict ilaoiYaRkoo - elatsss=sst sohtainpsl Mv0ailt
lastissnc that jNn the YAhikce aeeKiAd pAssea
thfouun die canal cut around yicksburg. TiiS
renileman. wllbsligt ttiita IAs8iBRl ri l.JT6sirg.
says anot only linsao bsatlp pasagd 70 ttwC.eaR
ho.i As5lil 0Ayet thf0ilh hpinhn isleorltHlYg
grAtiiylnE eghvcyOd Wy p eentleiiah
whose kilowleaea0f sh6 country entities IL 70
great weight Atlanta faiehigeHcer.
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Petition for account and settlement.
state of N. CaroIina-Umion County.

Count of Pleas and Quartsr SessioasJuly 7srm 1863
Calvin A Ashcraft and Thomas J Green, aims- vs.
Alexander J. Ahcraft and wife Mary Ann and others
Petition for settlement of the estate of Henry Green
II annearinr to the satisfaction Of the court that
John A. Green, James Green and Hartsel u Green,
defendants this case reside beyond the limits OF this
State 1t is therefore ordered by the court thatpuo-
Gallon be made for six successive weeks in the western
Democrat paper published in the town of Charlotte,
notifying said defendants that they be and appear at
the next term this be held for the county OF
Union at the courthouse in Monroe the lst Monday
in October next then and there plead, answer or
denur The petition dgmcht pro conesso Will De
taken and the same heard ex. partc as to them.
Witness Irby. cIe8i of our said court at office in
Monroe the lst Monday in July d 1863
SO-6B j. Il. l1tb1 CIerk.
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3,1OO BOXES
o I

Have been ordered in day. Wherever known their
nse continues. Without putting. they have gained
ground by their real value R<5~More than FIVE huu-
drcd persons known to have been cured by these
Pills. ~ESa
This excellent family medicine is re - nu1ended h,
the proprietors good for Diseases Liver His
pOudenS say that they also Bilious Rheu
fnatsu. Pneumonia. ChilS and FcvcrS Bilious Fevprs
Piles and Worms They perfectly safe medicine
Peter Walden Esq, of Dinwiddic county. Va after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious
Rheumatism and Peurisy, says: My Doctors bill has
been heretofore from Sl75 to $500 per year. have
used them (hrse pills for my family, which consists of
eighteen white and colered, and have called in
Doctor This is great saving. They certainly are
the best family medicine ever discovered
Rev John W Potter. of Greene county, North Caro-
lima had suffered twelve years from diseased liver
which the physicians had not been able to cure lie
says: Il commenced taking the Hepatic Pills with no
confidence in them. They acted like a charm on me
From that hour | have improved have perSevered
in their use, until now, by Gods blessing am we'll
and hearty, had negro man who as believe, was
saved from death by dose of these Pills My Doctors
bill was annually from 500 5000 but have bad no
for physician SINCE" ;,
Col, John Wright, of GoliSboro,. " G., Aug. IL
lSG2) says: ~ have used the Southern Hcna,c pins
in my family here,.and also my plantation in Ala
hama. and always with success. | have a valuable
servant girl who had been long time under treat
for consumption, without receiving any benefit Al
NEST IL her extremity induced TO try the Hppatic
Pills They were given according to directions and
she is now well. entirely restored bv Them similar
case occurred among my servants in Alahar1a For
an ~"
<an1rac'in and other certificates viii; be found Oh
she W-anaor - each box
1r - box. For SIS dozen boxes will he
s0n> by mail free to any part of the Confederacv
still greater discount to Druggists, Others buying
by the gross, Not less than dozen need be ORDERED
Retailed generally by tho Druggists aud in Charlotte
N c., By F. SCARF. .
=, The The. address Of the Proprietor is GEORGE W
DEEMS, Wilson, n. @.
Anglo, 1868 Sd.
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Prospectus OF the
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

On and after the lst day Of November, the State
Journal will be published Daily, Tri-weekly and
Weekly. The Daily State Journal will contain all the
received to the latest hour before mailing, and
viii consist of editions daily. The Morning Edi-
tion will contain the news by the evening mails, and
all telegraphic up to 10 o'clock the previous
night and will be supplied city subscribers and sent
by the morning mails North and East the Evening
Edition will be printed o'clock p. m, and will
contain the additional news by telegraph up 10
o'clock p. M and will DE sent to subscribers by the
trains and by the Fayetteville mail. Thus sab
scrbers no matter in what direction they may live,
will have the up to the departure OF the mails.
Arrangements have beeSmade to procure tciegraphic
news from all parts of the Conedcracy, expressly for
the State journal General by mail viii be
promptly published. The Markets will be fully re-
ported. Reliable Correspondents will be secured in
the Army and elsewhere. The Legislative Procsed-
ings will be reported daily by competent Reporters
The Stale Journal will be essentially a newspaper.
TERMS: For the Daily-l2 months, 81; months,
"a; 3 months, 50 So month, Sf. For the Tr-Week-
ly-l2 months, s.: months, So; months, 81.
For the weekly, II months So. e.
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ny the Governor Of y. Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas, it appears to that tie necessities Of orr
people still require the continuance of the
heretofore extended by proclamation the exportat
OF certain articles from the State.
Naw, therefore T. zEBULoy VANCE, Governor OF
North Carolina do issue this Prae'a continuing
the Proclamation of July 10th in force for thirty day
from and afer the 9th inst n'rfg4rd the expcr,-
ton. of cotton and woolen Cloth, aud WOODEN
Yarns. Leather aud Shoes, subject IL tic exceItioS
&c, expressed heretofore.
In witness whereof, ZgBULoy FASeE. Governor
Capain-G and Commander in Chief hath signed
these presents aud caused the Great Seal of the state
to ee ahxea- Done AT the city of Raleigh this loth
day os August, Il D. 1868, and in the eghty=eis..h
yeer Of our Indepe nience 8. r yASCE
By the Governor: R. H. BATTLE, Jr., Private Sec's.
Aug IT, 1898 2t
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state Of N. C:.roIina-Umi"m County


Court Of lros and Quarter SessionseJu,y Term, 1868.
Hannah E. Walker, executrx of John Walker, dec d,
VS. Andrew B. Walker and others.
Petition for settlement of the estate of John Nelker.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Andrew 3 Walker, Robt Walker, II Butler and wife
Mary Jane, Thos Walker, John Mcdaniel and wife
Sarah NJ John c Walker. Jas q Walker, A Walker,
II W Mc(ain and wife Sarah G, William NJ Walker,
JOSEPH Walker. Mary Walker Walker, Sarah
Fl Walker john Walker, defendants in this case,
reside beyond the Iimns of this State. 1t IS therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Western Democrat, a paper
published in the of Charlotte, notifying said de
PENDANTS be ana appear at the next term of this
Court to be held for the County of Union at the Court
House in Monroe on the lst Monday in October next,
then and there plead, answer or. demur to the
petition judgment pro confesso will be taken and the
same heard partr as to them.
Witness f. Irby, Clerk Of said Court at Office
in Monroe the lst Monday in July A. D, 1868
SQ-6w j. f. IRBY, Clerk.
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WANTED. 10000 slaves.

At the C. S Dstillery formerly owned by NJ e. My
erS) at Salisbury, n c.. as follows:
To be of White Oak timber. clear of sap; Slaves "a
inches long, from inches wide, ard inch thick
Heading "a inches long, from TO 10 inches wide, and
J rlhes thick. 700 Slaves and 300 Heading to
thousand. Highest market price will be paid.
Address, JAS. T. JOHNSON,
Med. Purveyor, G. S a.,
JULY G. 1868 Charlotte. n. C.
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Circular.
BUREAU of Transcription, Richmond, March 81

Bureau of CONSUMPTION, Richmond, March 80, 1863.
In view of the difficulty determningehere wbe,be-
exemptions and details asked for are lawful apd naco.
sary for with the different parts of tb
Government Hotce, is hereby given to all Concerned
that sach applications will hereafter be conSdord
unless made through the officer with whom contracts
are made, upon his recommendation and certificate
AT least If this is mpractcabie the r,no,
state the reason why. and the of the officer Vii
whom the contracts, aud the character and extant
the contract By order Superintendent:
Aprit7, 1868 Lieutcnant-CoI A.
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coNFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.

Jefferson. Davis of Mississippi. President.
Alex Stephens of Georgia, Vice President.
j. P. Benjamin, of Louisiana, Secretary of State
James A. Seldom, of Virginia. Secretary of War
C. G. Memmnger, of South Carolina, Secretary
: of the Treasury.
s. r. Mallory, of Florida, Secretary of the Navy
Thos H. Watts, of Alabama, Chief of the Depart
ment of Justice Attorney General.
J. H. Reagan, of Texas, Postmaster General.
The President six years.
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Fare, six cents per mile Soldiers goingto and re-
turning from the army, half fare Passengers
qured make the proper change, the Ticket Agent
cannot furnish Chdnge for every one.
Freight Train leaves Cherryville for Charlotte at
{ O'Clock A VI, or Mondays, and returns same day.
For Passenger Trains Transporting Freights, 80 per
cent to the tariff rates of freight will be added.
.'N V. \. McBEE,
Master of Transportation.
Lincolnton May 25 1868.