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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

b ID. A. [ R WINS
G O L Z NJ Y
Twins Corner Store,
CURWENsvILLE PA.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
The attention of buyers is called to the larss.,,
we'll selected stock Of
NEW FALL GOODS
now arriving at the Corner Store"
and selling as low per cash and country pyos,,
as can be bought elsewhere in the county
Purchasers wonld do we'll to call and exs,,,..
goods and prices, EA. IRyrv
curmensville: Sept so. 1868
'EHE HIGHEST PRICES PAID Foe
Boards and Shingles, and the cheapest soo5,
! sold. by E. A. Irwin.
At the corner store in Curwinsviil.
4 frEOcStieS oi 'aiI hinus, selling Very low II
the store sfE. a. Irwin, CurwensviIl.
Grindstones OF all sizes aud fixture. :,
Twins ''corner store
(tooking stoves loE sale At tbs .As.D
corner stors,' in Cur~eDsville, Pa.
A fine lot OF good old tobacco oi aide.
Il
ScriptIons, segars and pipes in varisty, s,E
A irwin 8 corner store.
Gum coats, pants and gloves, lsrsa..
sortment, for sale at Irvip's cheap storv.
Sole Leather for sais By E. a. Irsin, At
the corner store, ," CUraensD,llc. Pa
Double and single harness, 'O' sale At
the cheap Corner.
Clocks, Looking glasses, aud ~oodsa
aud How ware Of every description eau
be had al Twins corner.
A new Two horse wagon for sale by
L. i. Irwin, Carweussilee, Scp;. 90, 1866.
fan and see E A. Twins DC" stock Of
Clothing, just received st the corner.
double and single Pulley blocks, Of
all sizes at Z. a. Twins "corner store
Sugar cured Hams and shoUersnd,
at Twins Store.
broad axes, OF several iatIrrns, aud Chop
ping axes Of different makes.
T. =. TWINS ''0es Of Ladies dress s"'''
cGn not fail TO please, and those whO eS.
amiue will always make selection.
T aides and Chlldrens HOods, SOutag'
NuOias ana every description of winiss
Sear: III great varesy.
TNhe only complete stoeA OF Gents Eau
ael and CASHMERE shir,s, at IrFin's ''Ors.
Carpets very low at tbs .'c0rnoF store" d
E 4. Irsln, Curwrosvils: Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

Groceries OF ali kinds, selling very low VI,
the store ofE. a. Irwin, Carwensyin.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

A fine lot OF good old tobacco oi al t-
Scriptions, segars and pipes in varsity, s,E.
A. irwin s corner store.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

Cooking stoves ioE sale al tbs .A..,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

w NJ MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Law, gss rs,
w. field, Pa. 0fos, Nth L Grams, -
second Street. y1ij . -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

rindstones OF AL sizes aud fixture, I,
Twins .'corner store,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

Num coats, pants and gloves, large as.
sortment, for sale at Irviu's cheap s,or-.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

NM WTANTED.-AIa Ia-ge lot Of Flax seed =
w change for Goods at the Cheap heapo%ps9s. o,9Ies
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

Cole Leather for bale by Z A Ir,iu. It
The corner store, > Curs sensH,lle. Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

4 new Two horse wagon, for sAIy By
(. i. Irwin, Car~eussilee, Scp.- 80, 1866.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

CLOCKS, Looking-glasses, aud ~oodea
aud ilow ware Of every description eau
be hdd al ITviD's cora,F-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-10-14

The following Circular is published for the
information of ali concerned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

Hiram De Wit; Of this town, who has
feceusly returned from California brought
With him pisce Of aurileFous quafsx
rock, OF shout the sixs Of man,s fst. On
Thanksgiving DAY il WAS brought ont for
eahSiiion to friend when it accidently
dropped upon the floor and spit open. -
Near Aepcntre Of the mass was discover
ed, &mly inbeded ~ the quartz and
slightly Rorrodsds o. iyos saI, Of the
sige - fpa61l - Sssi1sSxa
~ head. By whom Nas that
MI dsf And n vkat piid W Il
planted in the uncfystalIised quartz 7
R6b emo il IL 0slifs 5ui15 8 1f ths shsad
OF that nail eesA tall, ne rshould know
something more Of American history than
W are very likely 70 know.--r Spring6eld
Mas. Kepubhcsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

NODsc4ueNCeh - k0D Dop060eh00 Of
aAs East Gssm the West,
The Chicago Post. : conservative
Democratic paper, thus truthfalIy skstoh-
es the consequences Of slepsssiea Of the
Esst from the West, for which Northern
"Coppsrheads in the interests Of South
ern treason, are nov lAboring: ss Is Ii
The Southern, rebel declares thst To
Uniea must be-is broksa; thsssno MI
tsr Whist might b the 6ts d slavery, fke
South will never have an alliance With
thu North again; that the separation must
bel Anal one. The Northern mxn with
rebel feelings advocates : dissolution Of
the Unioa; he wants I general break up,
with free permission to all the States 70
make nav. alliances. His idea il 70 have
. new confederacy composed Of all the
States with the exception Of New Eng
land. These fools think TINT the tactic
Etates will, when once relieved Of Ne
present Union, eHtsr into IN alliance with
= nation east Of tho Mississippi ii which
they Win be- cypher = to political pow
Of, Dut mine % 70 the means u Rcnoru
support. The moment the Union d dn.
solved thu Aastsrn range Of tho Rocky
mountains win divide, and divide forever
tho Pacific empire from the s1lforth'' aaa
the 'sebntt,o I. = ~ = tGovssnin 1nb isses-
csrned.s That region uillmsk ma xAdb
ito policy, and iovile tks~usld . IL ~
kst, hsYing the beSt a. ~ sisplGs fesl ~ 81,
change gold and silver in inexhsu5tihIe
crops, Is will b. the richest nation Ia
ths'world. Yet The Grassy madmsn Who
want diennion that : new Uaiea nay hs
orgsnizsd, III silly sn0ueA = link that
the Psci6c 6tatss and t.rritories will ak,
osp III hand, some newly invested pstsst
government 1t Richmond or Memphh> 10
sceepe thsm = loyal subj Ths dS&i
union which io7s on New England, viii
also lop of tho Pacific empire. al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

-Najor H. Fl. Heath, q IT, III Iowa
cavsiFy, i il Dsvenport aasiStlng II IL
oreaniqtion ofhis regiment. 7't -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-10

HOWE SEWING MACMINE,
And f.on which all other Sewing Haehisss> arrive
H. i :: ssas.a Assa,.. IN - ~era t.v.u..a,p
~ s ID. .s:s, :sr NH. !
orne and notwithstanding purposes boes and shoe work.
carriage tstnniw, ~, ~. nashe ths wiAest panae
b b., ,dsslss e sss'ss, p 'sy naeAsss psoAsssl
IMPROVED HOWE SEWING KiC1iIB,
Ana hays nose droppssg Of sssscAes, sfeaksas Of
nesoies, no more trouble in sewing the finest hete
NE eoarsest eatnett, 1cultyin sewing ovoY soes
sns msenine thafis warranted not 70 ct out Of o.
= TAsen,sixssssdi IN Ohio and ssAsr swss>sn ana
Nonhwestefp States, where not already appointed.
creurs eontsinfIg fsli description Or Esehints can
= he'd ON apphcsfsos, or ssns ~ mail. Address,
IS. RRYANT,
@s&s s-ssssiia .l y les. f:s: 1s,s ss:.t
Il. G. INsERsoLL, Atent, ]. : -. -
Remarkable endorsement Of Howe ssxtas lGashins
1t the worlds Fair, London, l6d2. Only
SIX PREM TINS
Were awarded fos Sc Ming Machines. "a Hos.,. r.
sAsss rsessssd frs sf tAs.. 1hs Firs ana HiEhss.
IL ,lnsi,e1.iIsl GolSiess Medal
s@s4s 1oR TEE
= atDost Constructed Machine,
And Pour saia a. 4 sor .ns
= Hest Quality
of the dissrsnt kinds Of york.
ny Deneal Rooms. corner Of Tbtrl ana Masa stseeaa
whether you wish TO purchase o. set
ia. .u....t 4. G. INGERs0LL, AGENT. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
SO III. e eiI' s '.
2agerbier <5alDDn,

in BEN frlber Yon 5erIn 2isnau 9es
eiSneten @roeerpSS TOT
TcrtfraRe, BEN WinsIup. 9pus gts.ndbtr.
MuBer ereqentem 2astrbttr, 2aGIas ur 5
Gent ntrb man in pbensrnanntem 9aloen atts
Que Serten Qiffpre, feline Gi8arren uns talte
9peifen nprfnben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

I'VE Salpe1rtere, lpa6 TT Die
weiblibe SrrenantaItSu paris) BAT in
niriem Sabre aud ibren GrubiabrsmaSe
fenbau gebatt. Die Mufleberinnen tpa<
rem al6 Ia foil totlmirt cine bort befaunz
te uno iblide Masfe, Sic 6errert rparen
msit Merste uno Stuctnter Der mepi3in.
Nusenieusen beridten> taB unter oirlen
arn,en @ei46pfen cine GrSbli9teit unp
@lldlltstett e@renssn eeberrl9t babe.
Gin Greu1oer bdete In Gem 8reile bic Jet trr<
%1nntgen, utelidlihen Grauen unb M6p.
den, ben Mbenb subrtneen t5nnen, pbne
3u abnen, an wel4em Srte CT T9 befnee.
8ein @reeb, fein Muabru9 beg Srrf fms
feine llnprpnun9 ftSrte pas Set. Die
Barren eaben d6 Mabe, pernlnftfe ~
lein um ben gernlnft9tn gu abneln
wenn le rdui1d ino.
SD bin beute 10 glidlid," laete eire
junse MaSfe ;u ibrem Edn3er, vals menr
td meiu 2etta9 nidt narril9 eepelen
w1r."
uWiGen 9if Bonn" fraste sSsner er<
itaunt> uoaB sic es linc 2"
nSb i'd es meib ! Metne IolIbeit faBt
mid nur III 3siten; i'd f5nnte fort9eben
BON bier, bic Menlben rpiirpen mid aber
u,ter 1d nidt leioen. 5itr liebt man
mid u1o 1ast mir nibt8 g5l.s, ntnn i'd
ndrriih bin"
Die alien Grauen, meI@e ni@t tan;ten
tabsr, eletdfaQs maslirt rings an ben
Wdnoen BEG Coolies, unb f1auttn ben,
Orobfinn nit Der Wtene bsslldter Mater
ju, pelde TIRE 9er3enSt5dtrlein inc Neu<
er gelaidt baben. Son alIen sSrrinnfoeu
babsn 11ar 3pei 3u bem Bau nidt auaez
Ia11tn wtrben fbnnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

= uf etner 3u gbeIiea, abser
Baltenen bunbeansfeQlng %bepuncerten
Bic 8er1er Diele Yrabteremplare pieier
Ibtergattung. Mie Bel frabern abnliben
Nusfsuunaeu, murptn f%abtl5afte Nrei(e
aeforptrt uno be3ablt. Dto bdBi9fe
5unpeart pieMbplt iteben jeBt ibrer@e.
tsnbeit tue9en In Gna!anb an, bSbien i'm
preile. gnslanp unp Deutldlano fnp
fat bic etn3teen 2duber, in benen bic beis.
rabe ausBeforbene Nace nod ~sufineen It'll
.Sn Gbelfea 3ablte man so BIS so pfutp
Sterling fit pas Staf.
Der 9bIeier, melder lbsr Der
Grfbniain BON Neapel, Der g6wefer bes
R6utee ocn Baiern, rubte, purpe enblib
gel6st Diefelbe senaB in ei1ent &lpfer
Su Mugeburg zines eeIunben Banferts,
helIen Bater Elm e~eni1er .. 81. III. Dies
fer 0altarb ber nbrlpenmItbisen" Maria
wiro wabrldeinlid a la &aspar 5auier
erspgtn. Oils Maria Ycr einisenWp1
purd Bern rei5te, lab ma ibr mod ale
5puren bee lberfanpenen Wpbenbettes
an
Cine onberbsa re GrIdeiz
duff Dem Weere.- Das
S9if nNidarb Gly," welbeS Ypn QOnbpn
geltern BIER eintraf, beribtet /: Wir batten
tei6ten SRminc unp wierer Btnofiue
BIG III ben p1nfen upr NeufunbIu1n: Dpr1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
1aepe5ouo~

&ofiffNtfloaSs S,Guoiers
9robbGnbter III Wrpeeris5. 0Irbl S6peineleiI5,.
@etraioe nno 2~eben3mittet,t, 8oIt, Gement, Sup
baar,, Naeelo, Sal3, Druid una padaapier,
DruGt1ateridlien &c.
JradtccNtratie tperoen tad benz Sltsn unp Ne~
ten ibernen,men.
8aarbrridlie 9e,na9t auf GOnIisra!ipnen IL
iestr s3eit uas iebem Betrag+
perlpne., tpeIge Glitter an rn8 spnIsnire,,
Eonnen lg barauf 1erIafer, tag lie por lets1-
stenruits geiGilBt iilo. Sitter ssssst su hsu
niebrteien preiicn pPne HIdF9t sui Die tefou-
eers psltltnie poer bas 8opt fpeSirt. Eager urb
eDn'mifl ions~ @eS1Ar r. nistrtg aIs iai eesne re-
IpsftabIsn 5arie.
SfFee an Der aslss, am SUP bsr GitEeeEraBe.
s. g. II. 8, 6 8urDant,
S. 6. 8uybanl
General = Waert fir Die @airna= Dunteitb- unb
Winneirta =Wndst,gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

Yropbe3etun9flr 1863.--Gin
9eiftreidcr Calculator Bat por9e1dlaeeu,
ba6 Sabr 1863 al8 nJabr 9" 3u beseid<
len. Nobirt man Die beicen eriten 3ifern
1 unb s., 70 erb1lt man 9, uno bic beiten
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The New Conscription Act.

The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently, BY both Houses of Congress:
Az ACT to amend act, entitled An Act to provide
further for the public defence"-approved 10th April
1852.
The Gngress Of tie Confederate Stats of dnperea do
rHae That the President be- and he is hercby nnbid
10 call out and place in the military service of the Cnd
crate States for three years, unless the war shall have
been fnoner ended all white who residents of Tho
Confederate States between the ages and for
tyhve ears, at The time the call calls NAV be made
and who not at such time times legally exempted
Judgment, may be necessary the public defence snch
call or calls To be madender the provisions and
TO the terms O tue act which this is an amendment.
and such authority shall exist in the President during h
present war; as Ia all persons who are or NAV here
AFTER become eighteen years of age; and when once
roed all persons between the ages OF eighteen and frtv
Eve shall serve their full time Jr,0sd that if the prs
crate States shall first call for only part Of the pcrn.
beP the ages herenbefOe stated he shall call r thoss
between the Of thirty FIVE and any other age less Than
forthhve; pr0Od that nothing herein contained shall bo
understood repeating modifying any part of The net
TO which thsis amendaiOry. except herein expressly
stated and PnVIfd fnrhrr that thrse called out under
thH act and the act To which this is amendment shall
be h:st and Immediately ordered fill their ma xmnn,
numocr he companies bataons sguadhns and regiments
from the respective States the time the act TO further
provide for the public defence approved 10th April ISis
was passed and the surplus if any, shall be assigned ~
organizations Turned from each State since the of
tnSt act or placed IN organizations ocersd nv
tne Stale having such residue according the laws there
o. or disposed OF as now provided by law provided that
te fres'den authorized suspend the execution of this
or Vie act I" which this is an amendment nnv locality
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEDULoS B. VANCE. of Buncombe, Governor.
RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR of Ansnn, Private Secretary.
RUFUs Ii PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. CoURTs of Rockingham Public Treasurer.
WV. r. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CURTIS II. BROGpEN, of Wayme, Comptroller.
ID. W. BAIN, of Wake Clerk.
y. Ii. PERRY, Librarian.
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An ACT RENDEZVOUS FOR THE EXAM
ENROLLED "SES.


NATION OF ENROLLED "IES.
The Congress Of the CoqfedsTqts Sdtes Of america do
enact That there shall be established in each county par
Sh district and in any city IN county, parish dis
tric in the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons in said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty the eld who shall be there examined BY
Surgeons To be employed by the government
assigned that duty by the President on day of
which days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day to day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established BY the Secretary of War; as
the physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
ary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC. 3 There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States, three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board OF Examination In such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any
of whom act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict
SEC. s. When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous BY the certificate of respectable
physician resident that county district parish city
in county parish district that any enrolled person
therein is unable TO attend account of sickness it shall
be the duty of said Surgeon TO file said certificate with the
communicate of the nearest camp of instruction; aud if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination said camp of in
struciion, his continued disability certified by the
cate of respectable physician of his county city, dis
rct parish. he shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct. H. 1862.
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An ACT TO AMEND An ACT ENTITLED " Az ACT
PROVING PUBLIC DsFEScE," APPROVED 10TH
APRIL, lS62, ACT SANE, AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1852.
The C5agrss Of the L5atsferate States Of america do
act That ali persons subject enrolment for military
vice be enrolled under instructions from the War De-
partment, and reported by the enrong officer wherever
found whether within the State county Of their residence
or net aud when enrolled shall be subject the pro-
visions of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State Of which they be residents Provided That this
act shall not extend u member of military nrglniz
tion under any State law while he remains actual
without the limits uf his State And provided further
That the President authorized to suspend the execution
Of this regards the residents of any locality where he
may find il impracticabe 10 execute the act entitled
further provide for the public defence" approved
April IT, 1882 and the to amend the last men toned act
approved September ~, 1852.
Approved October S, 1862
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RICHMOND ~ PEARSON, of Yadku, Chief Justice.
WV. H. BATTLE, Of Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS h. MANLY of Craven, Associate Justice
WILLIAM A JENKINS of Warren Attorney General.
HAMILTON C. JONES, Of Rowan Reporter
EDMUND b. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk
JAMES LlTcHFoRD, of Wake, Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court held
in the City Of Ralcigh year, commencing the
cond Monday in June.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

JUDGES John L. Bailey of BuncOmbe ROmuIus n.
Saunders of Wake. Robert R. Heath of Chowan George
Howard jr, of Wilson, James w. Osborne of Mecklen.
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BOARD OF CLAIMS
SUPREME COURT,

BARTHOLOMEW F. MooRE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
p. IL. WINSTON, JR, OF Berthe.
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SECOND CIRCUIT

Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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ts. French, of Robson. and John Kerr, of

burg. Robert g. French of Robson and John Kerr of
CaswelL
SoLcIroRsJesse Yeates of Hartford, of lst Circuit;
kins of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle, of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover 5ih Circuit W. q. Kerr of Mecklenburg,
9Th Circuit and Marcus Erwin of Burke 18th Circuit
Time of Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS
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s,,, 70 NJ ENTITLED An ACT FURTHER PROVIDE TOR
+ss PUBLIC DSrKScx."
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where he may find it impcticbc 10 execute the same;
aud that in such localities and during such
the President is authorized receive troops into me
tolerate service under any of the acts passed by me
crate Congress prior to the passage ene &C. vi ss1
provide for the public defence approved I6th Oh APi' ~
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NhO AhSt'uCttOuS 10 " tut NOh-
scriptIOn and Exemption Laws, by the Adj
jutant General.
II Comn'anSGnts Of O0ascrips and Cdnps of LpStrge-
tim.
i An officer, styled the Commandment Conscripts will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision of the enrolment and disposition Of conscrps
lie WIN establish one or more camps in which cnnscrps
Will be assembled and instructed aud recommend for
appointment Surgenn.a Quartermaster, COmmissary,
and the requisite number of Drmasers for each camp
III more than camp be established he may also recon-
mend commandsnt for camp not under bis own I'M
mIdi0te command.
q hospital will be established and huts for winter
quarters constructed at each camp aud all conscrps
at the camps will be promptly vaccnated lift has
D. The Commandant of COnscrips will require from each
camp report on the first Monday in every MONTH sho
ing Inc expenses of the preceding month the number of
chsepsn the camp the number received and sent away
curing !he preceding month the regiments battaons
companies 10 which they were Sent the number transferred
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Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery the last Monday in February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September
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GROCERIES,, &c.
AT WHITAKER'S

n a BARRELS NO. 1 RICE.
~ AT
Oct. 81, 1852 "nlIAhE ds
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VII Friends DURkIrds Ndzarencs and AIennonikes
All persons Of the above denominations in regular men,
bersp therein the lth day of October 1862 shall be
exempt from enrolment on furnishing substitute or ON
presenting to the eurUDg officer u receipt from bonded
Quarermaster for the tax Of five hundred dollars imposed
by of Congress and affidavit by the Bishop. Presd
ing Elder other officer whose duty is 10 preserve the
records Of membership in the denomination to which the
party belongs, setting fort distinctly the fact that the
party ON the llth day Of October 1862 in regular
membership with such denomination. The affidavit
be taken certified by Justice of the Peace other
officer appointed by the law of his State tn administer
oaths aud bis authority to administer oath must be cer
fed by the clerk Of court of recurd under the seal of the
court.
All Assistant Qunrermasters to whom the said tax is
rendered will and receipt for it, and pay the
into the Treasury Of the Confederate Suies without
reasonable delay The enrolling officer will receive the
cept and forward it Ia the Cumandan of Conscrpts by
whom will be forwarded to the Quartemaster General
who will charge the Assistant Quartermasier with the
amount received by him.
III Provision against Eetorti0n.
l. When application fr exemption is made by shoe
maker tanner, blacksmith, wagunmaker miller, mill engi
mwrght, not IN the employment of any company
establishment but working for himself the party seek
ing exemption shall state in writing under OATH that lie
skilled and actually employed in his said trade: that he
habuay engaged 10 working Tor the pu6ic that the pro-
ducts Of his labor while exempt from military shall
not be Sold exchanged OF bariered for price exceeding
the of production and seventy five per cent prfI
thereon; and that he will not by arrangement shift
cnurvancc evade the law receive greater price
ward than it allows
g. Where application is made to exempt superintendents
and operatives wool and cotton factories and paper mills
aud superintendent and managers of wool cardiHg
Chimes shoemaker tanners blacksmiths. wagonnakers
m!lerS mill engineers millwrghts. not working for
themselves. but in the employment of some company
establishment, the president director If the
pany be incorporated if nut the proprietor of the bust
orif there be firm, partner therein shall make
oath in writing that the said superintendent operatives
managers or mechanics as the mag be- skilled and
actually employed in their said vOcatnns that they are ha
buay working for the public; that they absolutely
necessary for the successful prosecution Of the business Of
the concern that the products thereof shall be sod
exchanged bartered during the said exemption, for
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
at as. 1850 ~~'f''N'r~'1'
ARRIVAL OF THE ROANOKE.
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Another Attack on Puerto PLATA by the
Insurgent DominicanS.
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The Suburbs Of the Town
Destroyed,
&c., &C., &C.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Tho stcamahip Roanoke. Captain Drew, from Havana
Oct bor 81 arrived at LE port ycaFdsy morning THO
Roam ka has nor fibes' gales during the eniro
passa.c.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29


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