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ALi2tin CHARLOTTE. June 90, 1868.

In pursuance of General Orders No. H. the Commits
stoned Officers of Beat Companies in this Regiment
will proceed vt to enroll all able bodied free
white lnen between The ages of aud i.yeara. Com
lnssioned Offices will report with theiT muster rolls
in Charlotte IN the fourth day of July, 1868.
BY order Of L BROWN, Col.
H. VI PHELPS. Adj't
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q ProC1a"a alton
By the Governor of North Carolina

Whereas, the President ofthe Confederate States,
by virtue of the authority vested in him by the Cons
tuition, has made requsitiOn upon North Carolina for
seven thousand men to serve within the limits of the
State for six mOnths from and after the first day of
August next; and whereas is desirable that if posi-
bic the troops should be raised by voluntary enlist
ment with the right to select their own officers:
Now, therefore, l. ZEBTLON b. VANCE, Governor
of North Carolina do issue this my Proclamation call
ing the patriotic citizens of the State volunteer
for State Defence and tender their services in compa
MES, batalions and regiments, before the 18th Of
July.
The control and management Of the troops raised
under this Proclamation will be retained by the au-
thorities of the State.
Orders for the enrolment of the militia, preparatory
to draft in case it may be necessary, will be issued
by the Adjutant General.
In witness whereof, ZEBULoN B. VANCE, Captain
General and Commander in Chief, hath signed these
presents and caused the Great Seal of the State be
affixed.
Done at Raleigh, this 18th day Of June, A. D., 1863
and in the year of American Independence the 87th.
BY the Governor: H. Il. VANCE.
r. II. BATTLE JR., Private Secretary.
June 90 1868. 2t
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The History of North Carolina,

Published iu 1851 by The undersigned, in lie prr..J
conceded that It contained omissions unavoidable ~.
many imperfcctioDs. second edition was thea pro-
ised, which would remedy these defects This Nm
called for. lie will be grateful TO any one WIG me
point out any in the dates, names or aes
various counties of the State; and any biogeIsor
sketch of those who have done service in tue
State ii,
Letters may be sent to me, of Hon D. -:
JOHN ". WHhhhD''
Chapel Hill. V G., June 9TH. 1903.
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NOTICE..
June 30, 1868

Having taken ont Letters of Administration the
estate of r. G. Hunter deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them within the time prescribed 10y law, or This
notice will be pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
-. II. GARRISON, Admir-
Jup0 G. 1868 3t-pd
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JUST RECEIVED,

BLACK ALPACA,
BLUE FLANNELS,
SPOOL COTTON-black and white.
BLEACHED SHIFTING.
J. s. PHILLIPS.
june % 1863 If
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85A Pegin'c"t ~ C.
Uj2itja, CHARLOTTE, June 20, 1868. /

In pursuance of General Orders No. Il, the Commits
stoned Officers of Beat Companies in this Regiment
will nroceed at once enroll all able-bOded free
white men between the ages of Is and - years Com
misioned officers will report with their muster rolls in
Charlotte on the fourth day Of July 1863.
By order of JOHN ,. WILEY, 1t. CoI. Coia
June 3d. 1863.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-30

BSg~ The Bank of Washington Cat Greensboro
has declared a semi-annual dividend Of per cent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-30
VALUABLE LEAD MINES DISCOVER.
ED III CHEROKEE COUNTY. N. C.

Editor State .JourRal:-It is remarkable that
The Confederate Government, so much in need of
lead has never worked the extensive and yalua-
Die mines Of this mineral in this county. No. sir,
living within mile of Murphy, the county seat,
has for years, to many distinguished men of the
State, been known as possessing very rich silver
and lead mine. Ithas been so declared by Assayers
of the United States at New York and Philadel-
phia. Their analysis myself have SEEN
At No sic the vein is about two feet in W idth,
while its depth has never been ascerained, thong
explored to the distance Of thirty feet from the
surface On Marble branch, three miles from No.
six, the same vein is much richer in lead, but not
so much in silver, and at the distance of twenty
five feet from the surface, is about three feet in
width Here the Government can supply itself
with lead enough for its Western army For it
can be developed for four miles in succession.
For crushing and smelling the ore, there is every
material requisite 1t hand, water power with dams,
timber, saw mills, wood for coal lime rock for
fuxing &c.
These lands also abound in incxhaustible beds
of iron ore, which at this moment all the forges
of the country, employed by the Confederate
Government, use as best adapted to the manufac-
ture of small arms
Here indeed the Government could establish
iron and lead FORCES aud furnaces, for the manu-
,facture of small cannon, firearms, &c, far from
the present approach of hostile armies, and per-
haps cheaper than in any other portion of the
Confederacy.
The road from Murphy to Cleveland, East Ten.
nessee is nearly all the way turnpike, over which
most OF the Government iron is transportcd-thc
road to Athens is not quite so good, but is nearer
and is frequently used by other Government con-
tractors.
These facts may be relied upon. They are par
TALLY known to the present Governor Of the State
Il. B. Vance. The gentleman who owns these
mines Of lead, silver and iron ore has made and
will make any personal sacrifices the Government
may require for its necessities.
VIII the Government at Richmond investigate
the facts?
Address, G. w. Swepson of Alamance county,
N c., Haw River post office, or myself at this
place w. n. BILBO.
MURPHY, n c., June 1G, 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMIN HSFRATORS' SALE
AS Administrator Of Sugar Dulin, deceased hereby
give notice TO all persons indebted TO said deceased 10
came forward Immediately and make payment ahd
those having claims against him must present Iuen i
within the time prescribed by law OF this notice will
be pleaded ia bar Of their recovery.
A. T. STEVENS Admir-.
May 2Gih, 1863 I'm pd
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huntsville ALA Confederate contains an extract
from private letter written by Mr. Isaac Winston,
an old farmer in Franklin county, Ala, whose
property was destroyed by the Yankees in their
raid through there. 1t breathes a spirit which
shows its writer to be true patriot
The extent of damages never can be known.
They took all ofmy negroes off except onc-an
old fellow 68 years DID, But my carriage driver
and body servant for thirty years. after getting to
Tuscumba, went to the Federal General and in
formed him that he would rather cut his, and all
Of his families Threats, than to be forced to leave
his master. They gave him pass to come home,
which he did with his family-l9 in all. They
kept 81 of my negroes, % horses and mules,
and wagons; took about 800 bales Of my cotton,
and destroyed my CROP stock, tools, fowls, ETC.
With what they took and our armies burnt, lost
about 1000 bales. They have ruined my sou, and
took the most of my sonin-law's property destroy
ing everything they could. But, if we gain our
independence, Gas we will certainly do) and lose
all Of our property, VIC will be much better off
tnan to have remained with them. | do believe
it would be better for the earth to be ball Of
powder, and chunk of fire to be thrown in it,
than to have remained with them, or ever return
to them, which we will never do; no, sooner die.
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y REVENUE MEAsURE.-We see that North
ern cities are making large appropriations Of mon
ey to hire troops for their defence. We hope
General Lee will show them how to use their
money more judiciously, by requiring every city,
town or incorporated village that falls into our
hands TO ransom itself at the rate OF from $50 to
@lV0 head for every inhabitant. Rich HAig
, 1863-04-02

We bhafe the general appreenstons respecting Cept
senes. the rebel pr1vatecs utrac re-
Gently made that the insurance coapactes bad refused
to insure Ttssels bound for the Gulf Of Mexico. Or
soatherr occanF. huTtng On board PLANTATION
bl1TERs are utterly false aud only circulated by
disappointed rival fer detriment. VIC alvays nd.
nlred The song Of expiring BREATH but suc ex
hibtons Of despair attending Departed hopas are SD
very sad. flour friend will but take little S, 1885,,
Z. he will bear Lbs misfortunes better PL AVIATION
B1f1ERs arc ag1est thing for melancholy.
P.H. DRAKE 4 Co.. New York.
To the public sc would say hare fortunately the
best and most remarkable medicine IN the world 1Te
tpare no pains In rFocur1ng our material We
publish principally what II is composed Of. 1t Is
adarted to al ages a1d conditions offs. It Is Ger
tain cnrt for
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Nervous
Affection, ,sour Stomach. DlaErhea.
Loss Of appetite. Nervous Headache
Sinking Weakness. Mental Dependency, &c.
1thutts nobody. bu: those who tn to seu article
without merit. It operates badly on the!r pockets
Cuder no circumstances will the prrltyof
brakes Plantation Uitters
be departed from.
Tint s1l persons may Judge Of Its efficacy. publish
alst Of some ofshe articles In Its p1eparation:
CAl1sAIA BAAK-Caleb!sted tor over two hundred
Jears1n tic treatment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness, &c. 1t wns introduced Into Europe By the
Cnn,.cse v1oe ort,. rIc.,ov - o., l.. ,c.o
aftc1wara ko}d hr rhe Tesnt. to- w. eno-oara
ofits own weight in silver nnde- the ~ Iae,t,
Powders. and finally r,.de nnh1,c hv ron,, WI
King ofFrance. Humboldt made especial reference to
lis febfisnge qualities during his South American
travels.
.AAcAAi1LA aARK-foi o'af1nea. colo. .aad diseases
tAe o1oalacu aao oo"e4s.
deal atertions '''N 49, N"4
cHAHoxIIE FLoEERs-For enfeebled digestion.
, 1863-04-02
Gpfrial u ntifcs.

nR. JAMES, formerly Of New
~ cs:caas> ~hcae uas1valled success in the treat
ea. Of Chronic. Mcrcural, BLOOD and other dlseascs
THAT REQUIRE sE1LLFEL TREATMENT,
I1as permanent, located himself at ss Randolph
street. Dr. James is recommended by tho medical
faculty. and tho alnnst entire press Of rte South
7hous42ds OF unfo:tunatcs bless Dr.. JAMES, who,
but for him. would be living sniscrabls exist
cneo' The enviaele reputation Dr. James enjoys from
zhe Lakes to tic Gu il the result Of years Of study
AID observation.
Dr. James rses no Mercury. Iedtde. rotassu Arscn!c
or sasx7rarilla In the treatment OF blood dscsscA
bet nrut: a1lzes. which Is positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured By u new and iafA1hlc
method EarinE both time and expense.
Office and ra.!ors ss Randolph street. sta!Es
Once hours + om 4 IL until r n.
CONSULTATIONS ISy1OLABLE.
, 1863-04-02
ITO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to heslth In
rev weeks. By vsry fll.rr remedy, after haTnE SUI
fcscd c:al yeass with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease. Con.umFton-s anxious to make
known to Ills fellow sufferers Tbs means Of cure.
To an who desire 1t. he will send COPY Of the pre
sest7uon used fFee OF chage) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they WILL ind
sure cure for coSsrAf71oS. Asrux l. nRoScH1r1a. &c
The only object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
seFlrttoa i to bcnent the afflicted tpresd Informs
tIcn which lc conccvee bcinvaluablc and he
every sufferer will try lbs remedy. 1t viii cost thens
nothin: and may prove blessing,
Parties wisL1nE tbs prescription viii please add1es,
Rev. EDWARD 4, WILSON.
Wllliamsburgh. Kings County.
{cc7-Att,-1md&wy Nav York
, 1863-04-02
{ CARD TO THE LADIES
Dr.. Duponco's Golden Pills
FOR FEMALES.

1nfhllihlc n coHeas'ng regulating AID removing I'll
ohstruct;ons OF the monthly periods" from Whist
cvef caE.e and alEsya ~uccessfu as preventative
End tic only sure and reliable medicine ever Known
Tor all dfcascf SO peculiar to ftAes whether rxr-
lied Or single. providing yon gct the senutnc Pi,s
aaclc ID Of tie directions The Ingredients Of the Pills
n-e rAhr known to crcrr agent and thy will Inform
C:AAnnId for them.
Price, S1.0o per Hox.
Do1d in Chicago By General Wholesale Agents. -
LORD SMITH street.
H. FOWL. s6 L. -do!ph street.
", Il. HARRIS. F. South y WatcE st:eet.
FULLER. T. FINCH. - aud II Market street
J. KlEAltiE1D ~ S0rth Clark street,
GALE BROTHERS u. Randolph street.
F.& II. H. HfH1kEI: IS West Randolph ftreet.
a. Il. PATCHEN. lis West Lake street.
M. IEEoME- corner Of Clark and Adams street.
LADIES! l:y sending EITHER VI tie "aboyc 2eents''
E1oo through thc CuscAoo roet Office have tho
country, II free OF postage"
n R-LAptKs! Ilc very particular R1y nothing
called Dupoucos Gteen Pills hereafter unless you
md the signature Of s. D. 1to~e on each boz. which
nas recently been added account Of the Pills having
keen COENTERFEITED- sc6ru7046Iu =
, 1863-04-02

II" 4 Declaration of Loyalty expressly for
clcrgyncn is being signed in Philadelphia
They "arois their unf;.ltering loyalty to our
General Government, and their duty to pray
without ccasing for the triumph Of our arms
in putting down this unlloly and murdcrous
rebrllior,'
, 1863-04-02
THATTEL MORTGAGE SATF

4 =
la 41lA Hoh 10a0E GALL.
~ Default havtn. been made In the payment Of
moneys secured to be ratd hy Mortgage dated the
thirteenth day Of Jane. A. B. ISL, excited and de-
uFe1ed hy BENJAMIN F. WATERMAN mortearor 10 the
i Of and upu s Schooner q calisd
snchG saa and ~ paS sas noSts
wv w. etess.nn9 VEN aFrests.nas OF
s nieti;1 NY w. ~ h Z IT, - ~
ts ~ iii, Te tHe H. tns,e ~ aue 70 MN tae
10 - - III " ttG srCGlda 20 " pAa
s ~ sd1 IN o. % M aol
isI ; ,r"m tne 'f tcsnsn aay q ..a2s 1s
ms. " onirr Sea e ,,as nas aor te ru1 r.
IT, H., ~ ~ "3 - ane .nohess G1Anne1 20
se4 ~ "a h ns ~ nf aaa N @ W. " he @ o,e
csrr rntsngd the nnac1Tornd ~ WI
tnas ~ ID. Fl noss eaa snco ca caBcs ei
n , ,hn,a ana arrestan
Es, III os hta'e IL H y. tuuhG Ancuoa 10 t:,e
~ Issim; n; N @ ss y ~ hnsa y tac - se 81 ScE loTE
"scnoon Of tSat day ''''' s' A. e'' ''cA III 'ae
WEIGH + y,,Id~ Ahu attarnsxs 1 HsGf.'gasee: sfs'g
Dusain New Yorf' 4'''sAe's i" Aa'a Street,
nt4+Toin
, 1863-04-02

l2G Clark Street, Chicago, III.
Eoe r.op.icto- aau manufacturer Of ths Hard Kubbe
TINS ft6 T,uss vii; cure Kurtnrt. Will nrve! luss
clafc cu ur bs,es, frees the cord fs all pressure
ss42 "a sood sdazina :; RyT e
EIastic StocIlngI. &c. &c. 6cnd for Pamphlets: -
Meo!t Patent artificial Lss 1iSafaafen " S.a m.oy ~
important adysntaEcs over Any other Limb kHoW1.
Esar1anted to give perfect Sad1factlo1 sena !ot
, 1863-04-02
NATARRH! CAT TARRH
Dr.. See.ey's uqrId Catanh Remedy,
4 sure cure for
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.

easier to cure Catar71 th2n Consumption. and ~
LITTLE The trs: prevent the latter Persons sEoata
10 psrSssd shas the better va5 to cure consuf1ton
arr 4 ymntoma o. catarth they generally a1pe1.
md Ind nv slight. Persons and they h2se coa
dillon ths 1oas Changes Of temperature In this con
aud ac4id ie dry. OF allgtt discharge thia
creased in Sc.nse chronic the discharges are In
iSS the ses az eot 81 ey
ha1Eed Of conehed o ~ Into the throat and
9Tes sic WcaE ne tens4 es soes ales aad nasas stne
Sc ID asa59f:s a3 t. or de-
titse E5mpton1s CA be enectuay rs lsEMEDT. al
Trice Of the CatAr!h Rctntdy y IS tSSnaovsd
T>Feea. ''ah VI e2-
oficer 1872 South clark strset, Wn st,,-,
Address II. b. II spr,s 49, .s1
pcti-v3555M Iost oHce BOX l3ll Ehca.tEH
, 1863-04-02


,2-o nse Hf I'll Forage Department, Us. L.. ST. Lous.
Sealed pfrosas Will be received at this olce until
u O'Clock H.. Saturday. April I, 1868. for
800, 600 Bushels of Oats.
To be delivered IL St. Louis No. the various steam.
beat landings rallroa1 dcpots aud Government ware-
housee free OF dsayasc at the rate Of Sc 0F0 bushels
per week, If required Deliveries to commence April
u.
The Oats must be nrst quality. IN good wells sewed
Racks. = pounds to the bushc and subject to inspec
ti9n md =; S;eisht It the place Of delivery;
Bids Will not he received for less than 100 90 bushels
Three Thousand dollars "a, ,0Hi cutvcn, mnney must
be deposited with cac proposal for 100 o bushels and
In that proportion for greater quantity, a forfeit
awarded him.
Checks will not he received as deposits.
Five thousand dollars IS 00> cach IN ta bushels
contracted for will be- withheld from r+t deliveries
additional security for lnllmcnt Of The coatTact
Eddets In using fractions OF cent should take dec
NAL PARTS.
Iddtrs n,9at be present when the b!ds arc opened.
bids must be iudorsct Proposals for t)ats."
The tight Is reserved to reject any Or a.! the bids
F.. D. CHAPMAN,
mi fr rnrdG
, 1863-04-02

Deposits received Prompt attention rfyeo =, =,
tuNnesA Of correspondents, ~" ~ kad
Y. F. con1aAudn- Coo1nacon Baoora
~nlcAso- Burlington. Iowa
s1ts nrnR .! 1oHa money converted into United
no. over tue premium on pre,entaoa II nSs
mh@8b333 3n
, 1863-04-02

DIR. ESDEE WOOD. Ceu!iss aad Au.:.t. Operative
ku.Ceon. Ia Randolph street, thsSherman House,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Dr. Q. nas devoted his professional life t. OphtaAltc
Ead Aural Medicine ard Surgery ard receives monthly
ELL the and ingenious Instrument. and separating
and thc ':!acrrnt 1nndes nf treatment used for the
.nd Aurs: Hospitals aud 1nnrari- Of London. Paris
ancient lnd msGesn orrtat{ons r Deafaess Gatarscs
AItiacta: rup,l: GsGsa Eye Enttcp;a,a: Ee,feplqm
fuuios. wens and spurtou5 SroEthI Of every dcscr1
tlon- Artificial Eyes AID Ear.Drums Inserted. and
AuEscoPs. oioscone. Pha-ynEoscnpe and Ophthshnlc
h Wbs snd nn
parts Of 5e Eye nnd Ea: ;Lq. revealing the esa.e md
hitherto beeu thought fo-va, hidden in darkeesa and
1mpeactr4bIe obecGftty. mh12.b!1l1
, 1863-04-02

THROAT AND LUNG DIS
Gon q snq 13tsl!ec GS,s p 9nsn ~
coutsin,nr@ corner 18th street New York Letters
r5olarii4s .ti tati description Of tho dAease will be
en11cled BY lnclosing IS fee. mi as. amood
, 1863-04-02

STEAMED FRESH OYSTERS.
~ spictd 0Jsters, Picked Oysters. Roast afea,t
Te1Ies Ganas sSnrs peA eesa FEa!t. Ve:etables
II AEEAsTrosI4.r skA1x1 CAys By FITHIAN i
INUE. = their extensive Farms and Factory,
ARCHER d REEVES.
4 North Water street. and Is North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa. Each CA YSEIA2ted. Send for 4
P1Ice Las, faafR5asR
, 1863-04-02

CAAPbEEh fasdSs; gi;os;, szn
Commission Merchants.
h5 North klazie street. Chicago ILL., r O. Boz a244
T. sr.J. GsMPHELL @. II. CAMPBELL.
kcftrtnee=1-Pollard L Doa1e. William 11atr 4 Co..
Hail, kiinbzIk Co.. lay Allen & Co. Laid 6 We
nan1.. Davis, Sawyer l. CO. des3.y5;1Sm
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-08
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A New Singing Book Tor Gay SCHOOLS
called the Day School Bell. is now ready. II
CONTAINS Songs Rounds Catches Duets,
Trios Quartetts and Choruses many OF them written
expressly for this work heFiies 81 pages OF the tenen
of Music The Elements so easy and progressive,
that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirety sue
cessu in pstructing even young scholars to sing cor
r,c,iy scientifically while the tunes and wofds EN-
brace such variety Of lively attractive and soul stir
ring usic and that no trouble viii be expe
rrncd in all beginners to on with zeal in
acquiring skill in health giving heAntyim
prayipg yielding and order producing exerc
~. Of school life simplicity OF its elements in variety
and adaptation music and in excellence and number
Of its songs original, selected and adapte claims By
much to excel all competitors will be found to be
the best ever Seminarirs Academies and Pub
lie Schools few sample OF the Elements, Tunes
and Songs given in CIRCULAR send and get one IL
is compiled BY HORACE WATERS. author Of sabbath
school Bells Nos 1 and 2, which have had the enor
nous sale of 100000 copies Prices-paper cover %
cents SIS per loo; bound, 30 cents 81 per JOG; cloth
bound EN- bo.sed gilt 30 cents $50 per 100 25 copies
at the price, Mailed free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
Is1 Broadway, New York.
Fay Sill bv L;IPLyCOTT d. co, Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-08
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, " y
EvergreenS, Grape Vines, aS

sc. &C., for sale al this place, in the Spring,
in Nursery each side Of the River.
They will be brought from the old Laurel
Ridge Nursery, formerly belonging TO Lewis
o. Hummer. but now to SHELLEH, LEWIS h
HUMMER, who have entered into a co-partner-
ship for the purpose of establishing regular
Nursery al this place. The old Laurel Ridge
Nursery is situated IN Adams Co, Pa, Is
well-established nursery, and contains as
good a variety of trees as any in the Slate Of
Pean'a or New York. Mr.. Hummer, has had
considerable experience in the business from his youth
The public expect large, elliormed Trees Of the
best and latest var.s Persons wishing to purchase
OF this frm had better send in their orders sOon
that bring the kinds desired will be
trees brought from the Nursery than will be necessary
fill ORDERS and purchasers therefore the trees
before buying, if they wish to. We list Of trees
which have on hand; but We can not conveniently
enunerste the different varieties; but the public will
find catalogue al the Dime Saving Institution.
Apple trees 10 feet high, from Is 20 cts cash
Peach, from to feet high, Il to Is cts. each
STANDARD Pear, 10 feet high ~ TO 50 cts. each.
Dwarf Pear, 3 to 4 feet high. 25 to 40 cts. each.
Cherry, 6 to feet high, rs to 3, cts each.
Plums, plum stocks, TO feet high, l0cts each.
Nectarines, ounces, and Apriccts, 2octs. each.
Grape Vines, l2cts TO II 81 each.
Currants TO l3cts each Goosebsrries. l5cts saeh
Blackherries, Sets. each, or 55cts. per dozen.
Easpberries l0c,s. each, or 81 per dozen.
Straw berries. 25cts per dozeG 5cts psr hnndrsd
RbubaTb, lOcts. each 81 per dozen.
Ornamental trees from c5cts. to 81 each.
Evergreen trees, FROM +0cts. to 81 each.
SHELLER L. HUMMER.
Lev,,burc jan %. 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-08
@ls soIlTTioD

NOTICE is hereby given that the Copart-
~ nership heretofore existing between
Thomson q. Evans and Albert S. Cooper,
under the firm name of EVANS & COOPER,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Books and accounts are In The hands of 1 O..
Evans, who is authorized to settle the busI.
ness of the lale firm.
All knowing themselves indebted will
please call at the old. stand, and settle the
same, Il &. EVANS.
ALBERT S. COOPER.
Lesisbu.s, March 2.