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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

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The said committee also reported on the fol-
lowing claims, viz Theodore Craus for medi
cal services amount claimed, $3.50, Anges
Cameran for attendance at pest house, amount
claimed, $40, Israeal N. Smith for medical SER
vices in small pox cases, $50, and another claim
of William Binder for sundres, amount clamed
S12,12, with the Recommendation that said claims
be not allowed, they not being a proper charge
against the county. Report accepted and
adopted
The Superintendents of the Poor made their
annual report in writing, which was read and ac-
cepted and on motion referred to the committee
on Ways and Means
Mr. Hastings moved to proceed to the eec-
tion of three Superintendents of the Poor by
ballot, upon which Mr. Hezekah Miller was
elected for the term of three years to said Office
Mr. Otto Roeser vas elected for the term of two
years to said Office, and Mr.. Charles G. Batch
ellor was elected for the term of one year to
said Office.
The hour having arrived for receiving the re-
port of the committee appointed to raise money
to be paid as bounties to encourage volunteering
for the y. S. Army, said report was received
and read by Mr.. d. W. c. Gage, member of
said committee, and after hearing Mr.. Gage and
Mr. Moore, the Chairman of said committee
the report was referred to the committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Barter poved to make it special order
of business forlto morrow at 2 O'Clock z. NJ. to
take up tho question for raising moneys for vol
unteers to avoid the coming draft
On motion the Board adjourned until to-mor-
row at the hour of nine o'clock A. NJ.
ID. A. PETTIBoNE. Chairman.
G,o Ccu,,,nr /IerL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

Claimed. AH0ufd
II w Andrue for State Road Com services, t22hO
IIosea Pratt fo Eurniture for ,JaII.....- 240 240
4 ID Elwood for Stationery and Records 26OO 1900
Orsamus Dotv for services granting renef 500 500
i n Frey FIR Statione ry -. '.......-- 400 400
n T. Jaekson for serye,s granting relief =. $40 510
Theodore rnurs for medi,a services in Jail 100 100
L. w Berry, for granting relief, go 2S,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

viii attend promptly 70 the Purchase. inspect
ing and Shipment Of Lumber from any point
ON saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
BECKwITH & COOK.
n. MARKS,

Attorneys and Counselors OF Law and Solicitors
in Chancery, Office over Binder x COS store,
Water Street, BAY Clll MlCh
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

SHAW, REYNOLDS g. SPENCER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
Oils. etc Buena Vista Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28
yUM. TT. sOUTHWICK,

United States assistant Assessor.
ron s,otSAw. MIpLINp AND isabella COUNTIES.
Office at East Saginaw, G. b. Motifs Room In
Quona Vista Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

Claimed Aiioucd.
Julius T. Frey, for records for Clerk S24O0
j. III. Quac kenbush, Shers expenses, SObS S6s
Jacob Snapp, for witness fees, 81 81
;. Il. Knapp, for granting relief, $40 $40
Jas H. Hrlliard, for attending Circuit Court 1900 1000
A. g. Bssell for Coroner fees on inq uest,.. 400 400
:" 49, COL 456
(" d5l $3.50
T. l.. Doughty, for Stationery for Clerk 49,. $50 $50
" Treasurer, 6,30 $50
A. g. Bissell for Coroner fees on nqucst,-- 64l 4Sl
" !" 4l6 $50
7Sl 400
Geo Schmidt, for Interpreter fees, 800 400
WIN luntey, for taking OF dead body, 100 800
y. Bisrcl, for COrog Jfees nqucrt.--- 800 500
VIM. r. Arnold, for No Gg grave and burial, 800 800
III. T. Burton, for - xbe Ices AIS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-28

Board called to order by the Chair. Roll
called, quorum present. Mr. Pettbonc in the
Chair
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08


Aessrs Editors Journal 1t has been my painful ohseT:
vdti1n Whe uroug to notice amongst the clzeDs OF
OnsIow county Is well other Counties she vide spresd
the Eaegh STANDARD, spreading its coTup-
ton freely as goes find the proceedings Of meet
ing held Company "E," Of the 24:h regiment n Z.
Troops copy Of the meeting published IN the san
dad Of SEPT 2nd, it may he Conservative or
Union m citing. The Standard gives it ihus OF notion,
Toler called to tie chair and hr west was
requested Secretary Te resolutions are abou.
the same as other such meetings Eed IN the dferent
counties of the State. Now in justice to the od 24h can
you such meeting does Lot represent the feel
pes of the regment, the company which the meeting
was held. member of that regiment, and am per
sonaly acquainted with both officers and men of comp any
E and know that such meetings do not meet the approx
al Of either the o prvates OF the company That
company e. we'll the whole OF the 24h, has been
freely tested all the battle fields around Richmond da
Hill Skar psburg, Fredericksburg and other places
The officers ard OF the 18th have been in the felc
too long much nGd service not to know the
duty but because two three cho SO to hold
meeting the SANDER should rest on the whole regiment
what the chars Of these be- Wheth
er citizens deserters horse thieves soldiers The meet
irs given Standard representing the feeling
ing the people. How lo will such OF affairs b.
flowed go unpunished? make this correction N
responsibility and tor the maintenance Ct the h0no
| the cid IA b. j. B. T.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FrOM NORTHERN YInGINIA.

GoRDoEsvILLE, Oct. 81. 1863
The report that Meade had sent corps RCsonra1
and that tie enemy preparing to fall bqck IL contra
dcted Our scouts say that Meade cent but one corps
Rosecranz, ard there Indications Cf his falling
back. Three Federal prisoners, captured Robinson
River and tree of their deserts through to-day
GoRDoNsvILLg, Oct, stu, IsC3.
Dan. P Delaney, Col. and Aid to the bogus Goverlr
Pierpont captured Fairfax Court House by
Mosby, and brought here this evening. The pi sUner
inebriaed. Two citizens captured at tie same time
companed him
All is quiet On the Rapdan.
GoRDoEsvTLLR, VA, Oct. nh, 1863.
Three prisoners captured Ced&r Run, CulpcDer Go
were brought here to-day. They Englahmel anl
that they don't w5h to be exchanged. They report m.
first, fifth, eleventh and twelfth corps Of Meade army
gone to assist RosecraDz and the third guarding tho
Road. They also report that all the comns5ary
been sent off, aid that the army falling back New
from above, brought by citizens, confirms the port hl
the enemy is falling back to Culpeper g. Il.
GoRDoEEvI4LE, VA, Oct. Slh, lSr3.
The port yesterday should have read The enemy
falling back t1om Culpcper q. II. Trey yer IN APP
parent force there this morDng. Their main body ltt
moved above that point and are supposed to be b9tw
Madison G. H. and Sperryvitle.
Twenty five prisoners, captured by Whites cavalry
the Chain bridge four miles from Washington CITY, aud
prisoners from Robnsons river, brought here
day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

the gradual succession of the months beglnD,ps WIZ
douhle-faced January, and ending with beaTy ~
ed December. Another of the exces' vas az Sc
ed Char ade making the word Coffee reel ms
spSietV abou the cough that troubled and the
busting importantly ofthe rooter equally @
scene that little of The Pretended patients smons
I'd he drew form his formidable knife for esection
that the little fellow roared Justify from fright Io con;
c15a the boIe performance feast of reason and
Of SOUL 1t good e1ertion directed in aid of
cd cause and judging from the number of visitors and
somely acknowledged Nor | wish myself and my
1Tsnds better treat than that repeated,
thing similar brought forward, We may all 'be there 10
see.' lHEDEhL
We acknowledge the recent, as the proceeds Of the
above Concert One Hundred and Fifty Five Dollars or
the benefit OF Soldiers families 10 this District.
JACOB WELLS. Jr.. | Cor,
JAMES G. STOAKES, [ o'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
For the Innrnal
MAGNOLIA, Duplia County. Oct. /. 1853.

MAGNOLIA, DupIiH County. Oct. I. 1868.
AeSSrS Editors The citizens of his place and vicinity
were So ag eeab entertained last Friday night by Con-
cert exhibi OF Tabeaux performed by the young
aud for The benefit soldiers families
this Dis cannot refrain from giving you sketch
Of the ceedpgs The whole affair conducted with
grea skill and ecIGt der the of Mrs. Roth
vel now in chags the school the College here. IT.
opening scene Wa very imposing, suppose IL Dcuded
the entire cprps O. the fa5 exhibitors, who chaned
ne nonlCus y very sprghty rural chorus praise o!
wood and g. aud tie exh!lel ating sports of archery
Each CHARMING pyDph graceful ~ waving with measured
Gao, nee wreath Of evergreen which showed as though
s Etly Ites Eere instinct 18th moving as when Br
nan wood id Oh f. ON DuusInane'' Merit foIInuad
usgrerreah of III lead incidents In the natbeto
story OF Paul ard VI GINA. The casualties which hat.
Ills AIRED y'u'Ln pal, faithfully depicted nv ~
shifting scenes OF the Tab esUX while the st6rv itsa
clearly and succlucty DoTTa'ed by MIS- thWe so tho,
one 10 the company present. not previously scuuanteS
With the naraVe ecu d, by recital readily c0mnrebsnS
and meet the VhryRs events their ouer Of tine So
chldhoods dawn to the catastrophe of shpwreck
DO not am at reporting every of exhibition
merely wishing, where all good to specific soma
Of what excellent Such the change Of seasons
Taleh was represented with strict fidelity TO Nature by
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

GEN KE's CUTLRE REPORT, which appears in this pa
per- Will be lead with interest. The Richmond Hhig
" Tse narrative is lucid, dgnifed eCd Oldest No
friend foe vii! d its truthfulness and it will
ute history the tOuChsto b. which the accuracy
Yankee o The affairs will be tested. The
plans and involves the admission
that the expedition into tie eremys territory did
eompsh all tLat hoped of it. but it at the time
eectuay d poses of ell the Yankee sWagger about vic
tory and makes evident that there time when
Conf derate army not full master of its
The Yankee Getysburg after being beat
en- back days escaped only by advantage of
slon. This all that they claim, that the impair
tal historian will allow them, Our machess old army of
the Potomac has yet been beaten"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
LATE NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

hIIHMoED, Get 4th 1868.
ahe Baltimore American, OF the I'd inst says that ia
believed in military circles at Washington that there is
serious impeachment in sending reinforcemcnts TO Roe
crarz.
The American has dispatch from Cairo which says ISL
learn that sherman's corps the move destination
stated.
The st. Louis Republican denies that either sherla
corps or Smiths division has gone to Chattanooga
The Indianapolis Journal, of Monday, states that fife.
thousand troops are to be sent 10 Rosec acz immed
frcm that place.
The artillery lost in the recent battles il being rap
replaced by new batteries frorI NASHVILLE.
AdVces from the Army of the Potomac represent alta
there Is unchanged. large of rebels are supposed
to be concentrating in the Valley.
plot to burn all the Government steamers in the wcs
ern rivers s said to have been discovered at St. Louis
Several parties hYe been arrested there and the
to be Investigated
terrible accident occurred at Nashville on Wednesa
by which about one hundred rebel prisoners were
less Injured and four killed Prisoners to the number
three hundred made rush to breakfast when tn tempo
starc in the build unfinished hotel
as the MaxWe house. gave pGec ptating them from
the fifth to tie eccnd story
The city authorities of Baltimore have appointed
mttee to proceed to New York and invite the Cireu II
the Russian feet to Baltimore to partake OF tg hospa
ties.
The officers of tho French war at New York
said to feel peed at the public reception svn the Rus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
The Mexican Observation-Disclosures Accepts the


A Paris letter says The Count Montholom vii
start on the 10Th for bis post in Mexico and it is
not little curious that, having been lately employed
as French Consul General at New York, be should
ardently recommend the recognition If the South"
The London Times city article says: 1t is not
BELIEVED that anything is really known of the plans
contemplated by the French Go Yernment for establish
fishing the iCture financial position of the Mexican
Empire.
1t s however, reported that the nearly isolated pc
niusaa of old lower California divided from Sonora
by gulf 700 mills long, called the Lake of CaIifor-
ua or Nernion Sea, will be the territorial security
oeded 10 FrarCe 1t contains some sixty thousand
square miles. 1t abOunds in silver god lead aud cop
per mines, and islands covered with forests of cedar
trees 1t is moreover the nearest point in Mexico to
the French possessions in the Pacific.
The Londcp Morning Post, OF the 18th, has spe-
cial telegram from Paris announcing that the Arch
duke Maximian has positively accepted tie throne of
Mexico.
ne Times, in It's city article, says that there is no
reason to anticipate any trouble from the manner in
which the United States will regard the proceedings in
Mexico. 1t quotes from the New York journal OF
Commerce to sustain these views.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

GREENS BOROUGH MARKETs.-Some OF ous exchanges
doubt the propriety Of newspaper market reports dur
rg the present hard times, stordng the eXtorGoner
3 better opportunity to ply his vocation" We lath
er agree with our ccntempoi aries III has respect though
occasions! report OF town market may do ST.
injury, and will afford item OF interest to these
OF cur town readers who buy their provisions Oh tle
streets:
Bacon, last in market ocUe and liveIy quotations
Bee'wax, none; Suffer GOO 0QO0; Com, none Chick
co OO0 Ekgs % a C; TaloU, none TaliUW Gan
dies Tin the stoEes). 81 eacb-extra wioSs $3.50 each
without wcks ex5a 1sted but viii soon be repen
ished Gsts-Winter early in 9ho season, receipt
Hgat BsaDs-none-cro faie6-oH1r@ the wet IT,
r., sprouted WEong end u. Hops, very lighs-none
taton $1,000 0OC00 Flour -c0nnCn, per b5l, $1,000
hne 100000 superdne SC000c0 extraordinary superue,
tOO0UOO; family " blue black" $oG00o000, with up
ward tendency until to- bake wber, &c &
camille expression it be heavy aad irte;
chinquepius market we'll supplied by little boys
sroes ct 81 eents per quaEt GreesbJs oaGk PARROT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM TENNESSEE.

via CHATTANOOGA, Oct 9th. 1853.
The Tennessee river is rising rapidly, and his swept
away the lower ponocn bridge and submerged The eso
bridge.
Prisoners and desertes confirm the capture Of wagon
train By Wheeler
Mel. s. P Mitchell Chief Qlartermaster Of Lol gsTecs
corps died last night of dipthelia.
COL Joe Lewis OF the Kentucky has been appointed
Brgadier General of Helms brigade; and Col James A.
smith of the 3rdahd 9Th Confederate Brigades to Preston
Smiths Brigade.
No firing Cd either side mp to Il O'Clock A, NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

DAMAGE AT BLoUNTsvILLE-The Bristol Adrocale
of Friday, gives the following the amount of dam
age done Brownsville. Tenn. by the late raiders
1t is sad task for to state that the larger AID
better portion of the OF Boluntsvile was reduce
ashes. w. W. James, john Powell. j ohu Fam ST.
DR.. n. G. Dulaney, E. P. Cawoed, Rev. n. Z. Bald
9iu, Mrs. artha Raea T. l. Bumgardner, and Mai
D. e. Fans, among those whose bousea and Effects
we're consumed The court house, with the ofices OF
the clerks OF the county and JAIL slso consumed
lars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FIRING ON CHATTANOOGA.

VIA CHICKAMLUGA, Oct 9th, 1863.
We opened upon Chattanooga at A. M, from Lookout
and three points along the lne-Our shells exploding
the midst Of their camps, and ia the city, scDg Ge 10
house The enemy replied briskly from Moccasia Point
Lockout and teeby from The Star Fort a
casemated forts. The firing still continues.
reported that Wheeler has captured and burned Eve
hundred in Henuatchie Valley.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

last night the door Of Jewelry Store
Of BRUwN S ANDERSOE Market street.
open All the valuable having
previosy shelves
ed place Of security s burglars got comparatively little
amounting all the value Of eight hundred dol
chises etc. found the place. Any me-
chanic missing tools viii please rel police.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

Whenever Jop hear a saying that this war mast
coms to close bysome other than the swordhat
cannot be accomplished by fghtingthat the South
should make oVernres to the Lincoln
upon that man is for reconstruction ana who for
reconstruction would not cavl a carousal over the
OF our children, and brothers fathers who have
lost their lives IN the struggle for liberty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

The FRONT -MARIETrA, Sept 30, l p. m-Ihe
reports Of Forests late victory the Fe1eras Oh
Burnside's command, III Cleveland, confirmed. -
He only repu!sed them with heavy loss but routed
and drove them beyond Athens, ienn at winch place
be Is at present statOned.-RebeL. 30h Ill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM OKOLONA, HISS.

MOBILE, Oct. 9Th, 1868.
special dispatch to the Register ard Advertiser dated
0kaona, Oct 9th, says that the enemys cavalry about
fifteen hundred strong and four guLs attacked Col Rich
ardson near New Albany at IL A. NJ. yesterday. The
0agement chiefly with artillery, and lasted ua
P. NJ, when the enemy were repulsed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM RRAGG1S ARMY.

MISSIONARY RIDGE, Get. 6Lhr
via CHICKANAUGA, Oct I'll, 1865.
slight rain fell during the night and forenoon. The
envy threw another pontoon last might and have
been at work the day. The Tennessee river
is still rising The enemy erecting platforms for segc
st the Star Fort and still engaged in strengthen
ing their WORKS We have been Smelling them slowly oil
1au
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

We learn that Mrs. Margaret Grier of this county,
has never charged soldiers families and others 10 want
in her Defghborhood more than s. per hundred for
flour Besides this Mrs. Grier has two or three cons
in tie army. Though widow, she has done-much for
the cause Of her suffering country Let such people be
remembered with honor and let their names be cherish
ed those who loved their country that the al
mighty dollar -Charlotte Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM CHARLESTON.

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. Sd, 1863.
The enemy to-day continued slowly firing Sumter
CHARLESTON, Oct. 4th 1868.
But very little firing to-day. The enemy have a steamer
outside with Yankee Eoisted the English hg
It is supposed it IS captured blockade runner.
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHAMELEON s. c Oct 9Th, 1863.
For the last twentyou hours there has been but little
firing The enemyS Morris Island works seem nearly COM
FROM CHARLESTON ON THE IRON
CHARLESTON, Oct 9Th, 1853.
An attack made by the irigate ronsldes ne
fore day break smagRg @ @ enpared in the ex
petition ncuorg Lieut. Glassel Of the gunboat chcora,
missing. other loss side. Everything has
been quiet to-day.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 9Th, g.
No firing in the hal Dor to day.
CHARLESTON, Oct 8 h, 1857.
brisk firing going all last night between the
enemy's Mortar batteries on Morris leland ard ours on
James Island. -, ~. =,
The Pawnee in tono river last hight, shellag tie
The Ircnsdes is SUR ounded by boats ats ETC.. appar
emily repairing Injuries Inflicted by eur torpedoes on 0n
day night. .,..-. 80. o.,r,, :, -,,, ,,.,,, ~.
pected.
We have been firing steadily at Morris Island all DAY
long Che enemy makes no reply S c9Tefq Ge %
OF the enemys works leads TO tie oc.I t2 lie WE
not be ready to open fire for several days yet'
FROM ATLANrA-ExCHANGE OF WOUNDED
PRISONERS
ATLANTA Geo Oct. Sd, l6C3-l0 y. ii.
General Polk arrived here having been relieved from
command by General Bragg An aHe1ged delay 10 attack
the enemy on the Goth is assigned the cause Generals
Rindm all aud Armstrong also reported under ares
| The trains report all quiet before Chattanooga.
epecial dispatch to the Inteigencer, Eept 3Oh, sAya
that the wouI ded prisoners exchanged to-day We
had 25cO Yankees; they had forty:one Contedetates
Gene raj Dan Adams determined remain tie Yankee
lines until be can be safely moved
Gov. has reached camp ard wos enthusiastically
cheered by the troops.
The enemy still hold Knoxville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

TIE Tribunal OF Commerce OF Bordeaux, France had
tried an insurance case involving the question whether
he Alabama was pirate or privateer. The decision
that the Alabama had not exceeded hell n>arant
rights nor incurred the reproaeh of piracy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FURTHER FROM BRACES ARhY.
MISSIONARY RIDGE, Oct. 4th
VrA CuroK Ara A OctOhnr 4th. Is

VIA CHICKAMA TGA October 4th 1853.
Another quiet day. The Yankees are still working upon
their cutter line. There doubt that Rogecranz he's
been reinforced another long line c tents visible th
morning. Adams is etill in the enemys hands re
will be exchanged he bear removal TN"
we t her IL clear and cool
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
Gen. Pickett.

The War Department has announced the defence of
Wilmington and the District Of Cape Fear as seper.
ate command, to which Gen. W. e. G. Whiting has
been assigned Major Gen. George E. Pickett has
been assigned to the command of the remainder OF Norh
Carolina, bis headquarters at Petersburg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
rpoM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az WOUNpED
FROM RRAGG'S ARMY.
MISSIONARY RIDGE, VIA CHICKANAUGA,

MISSIONARY RIDGE, VIA CHICKANAUGA, Get. Cd.
The br ght and clear this morning, alter ""
DAVIS heavy rains ard hostile ines of the
plarly seen from Gen. Bragg's quarters lag Of truce
expected. Yeserdaybe enemy again busy srenR
ening their positions, the formidable of which is
star shaped fort in the Of Chattanooga
partially constructed by troops before the evacuation
TIE health and spirits of the troops is very ne, and al
are anxious to against the enemy though everything
indie ates perfect quiet for some time.
Rosecanzs forces to be mased in and around the
town Their pentoons are laid across the river, and
gon trains parked on the opposite banks
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

SYSoD-The North Carolina Presbyterian Synod meets
IL Salisbury this ear the 28th Of October.
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H> TELEGRAPH
RtporLa of the Pr+ss Association

RtpoEIa of the Press AssoclaIiO0.
ntered according to the of Congress- in the year
1863. by j. s. THRAsHER in he Clerks Cice Of the Dis
trct Court of the Confederate taes for the Northern
District OF Georgia.
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N. c., FRIDAY, OCTOBER g. 1858.
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TILE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

STATES OF AMERICA.