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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

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IA Carolina Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, Septem-
Der IL, 1868. Gene Order, No. 3.
1. The Commanding Officers of Battalions of Home
Guards are charged with the apprehension of deserers
and recusant conscpts in their respece counties For
this purpose they will call out for local and temporary
service such portions of their Baaons as th deem
necessary The deseTers and cOnscrpts will be taken
the nearest cOnscrpt camp. l. -
The Commanding Officers of North Carolina hi s will
continue to comply with General Order No. dated May
g. 1863 until the Home Guards fully organi zed in their
respective counties.
H. Boards for Examination of persons claiming exemp-
ton from Home Guard duty because of physical disab
will Immediately visit all the counties in which the
Home Guards have been hereafter be organized.
The following classes of persons will be examined:
ls All who have been exempted previous to the 18th
of July, 1863.
3D. All who have been examined subsequent to the lst
September, 1863
3D. All who may be presented BY the Surgeon,
mander of the Regiment, Battalion Of Home Guards
to which the individual belongs. s...
The decisions of the Boards will be final except that
peas may be taken to the Surgeon General with the con-
sent of the Examining Board.
After visit has been made to county by the Examin-
ing Board the commander of its Home Guards will not
recognize the validity of exemptions issued from this Office
previous the 5th of july subsequent to lst Spte
Der, 1868, unless approved by the Board
Due notice will be given by the senior member OF the
Board the Commander of the Battalion of intended
visit in order that those having certificates or derous Of
being examined, may have opportunity Of appearing
before the Board.
By order of Governor VANCE.
-. 80 Adjutant General
Octoher 1888 S0-lm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

Death of DR.. Ebenezer Emmons.

We announce with profound regret the death of
DIR. Ebenezer Emmons, State Geologst of North
Carolina which took place at his residence in
Brunswick County, few days since. His remains
reached here bn Monday morning, and were inter-
red on Monday evening last
Dr. Emrhons had been for a number of years
State GeOlogst, and his hbors have contributed IN
an eminent degree to develop our mineral and ag-
rcultural resources Indeed, his services to the
State in this capacity have been invaluable. he
leaves behind him several works, which furnish
proof of his rare attainments as a Chemist and
Geologist.
DR.. Emmons was native we believe, OF New
York. He was State Geologst OF New York sew
eral years. under the administration Of Gov. Marcy
in which capacity he established the reputation
that led to the invitation he received to remove to
North Carolina and accept the Office which he has
filled so ably and so much to the advantage OF our
people.
He was man of great modesty of disposition
'amiable in private life, and no doubt Q sincere
Christian. We mourn his departure as that of an
attached and valued friend.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

'ES LEES OFFICIAL REPoRT-The Richmond
'psS OF the Sd contain the official report of Gen.
'ss Oh the Pennsylvania campaign. 1t is "a plain,
,4,'neSS like document. Speaking of the final con-
~s' al gettysburg Gen. Lee says:
Vur troops succeeded in entering the advanced
%AS OF the enemy, and getting possession of some
aS batteries; but our artillery having nearly ex-
| .,~'eu It's ammunition, the attacking columns be-
Ss +s exposed to. the heavy fire of the numerous
Nas rsGS Dear the summit Of the Ridge, and after
sia, determined and gallant struggle, were COM
70 reIinquish their advantage, and fall back to
M n original positions, with severe loss
5Iia ine Conduct Of the troops was all that could
'e Or expect, and they deserved success so far
can be deserved by heroic vaor and fortitnde.
rs's may have been required of them than they
oNT able to perform, but nay admiration of their
eos ~ Qualities and confidence in their ability to
r uccessfully with the enemy, has suffered no
from the issue of this protracted and san
s+A'Fy conflict"
p,r "sa Lee speaks in terms of praise of Generals
SSieV and Pender, who lost their lives in this
"npsgn.
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DEsERTERs CAUGHT. companies of the Home
Guard of this County, Captains High and Finch
commanding, left here on Thursday last for the
northern part of Wake to ppk for deserters and re-
cusant conscripts. They captured two, two volun-
tarily reported themselves, and one was killed
We have not heard all the particulars as to the kill
ing, but learn that deserter named Ray was caught
tied cut the rope, and was shot in attempting to
escape
This moveuentwll have good effect We learn
that deSerters in a number of localities are commit
ting depredations, killing stock, breaking open
Stores houses, &c. We are satisfied that there are
more desertions in other States than in this but
this fact does not justify indifference to its evil ten
dencies in our midst. There are many deserters,
however, and recusant conscripts, who may be in
duced to come in by kind treatment. Let such be
dealt with mildly but firmly. Let life be taken
only in the last resort. We can confidently assure
all deSerterS and recusant cOnscrptS and their fam
ilieS that if they will in and report themselves
to Gov Vance, he will do all in his power to protect
them from punishment when they return to their
regiments
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

Since our Office was mobbed by portion of the
Georgia troops we have received great many let
ters from friends, containing the warmeSt express
Slons of sympathy and confidence, and assurances
that will be sustained by the great body of the
people. But some of our cotemporaries from whom
we expected better things, have given US 'cold
comfort" indeed. They deprecate mob law as very
improper and dangerous, but then the Standard
had not acted in such way, &C., &c. We under
stand you, gentlemen.
Among the numerous falSehoods started against
us, a friend in Salem writes US that in order to
give color of reason for great outrage it
is now reported that two letters found in your
office dated September Sd, 1868, post-marked Wash
ington City, containing 500 worth of Yankee pos
tage stamps" This is utterly untrue. Our let
ters were pulled out from our Editorial desk, and
scattered in all directions, and many of them lost
Among them were some written before the war by
friends in the North including letters from Stephen
A. Douglas; but the mob found none written since
the war, for We have received none of political
character, except one in March or April 1861, be-
fore the State seeded, from William H. Seward,
Secretary OF State, requesting to continue the
publication of the laws of the United States tchich
lce declined TO do We are as true Confederate,
and as gutless of holding correspondence with the
public enemy as any one the Confederate States.
If reports be true Gen. Martin, commanding at
klnston, has had more intercourse and correspon.
dence with the enemy than We have pa.
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Hilliardston, Sept. Sd, 1868.
EELLOW-CITIzENs OF JOHNSTON

LLOW-CITIZENS OF JOHNSTON
II C0ONTY.-0ur duty rs patriots and Christians
qures hands the alienation of the suffering gS
their little children to-day in want Of the prime
sares of life In speaking Of this mater to many prom-
nen citizens of The County, all express willingness to
give adSo this great cause, and many grattied
say have by selling produce below market But
general of action We therefore propose to
all friends of this great ID meet in Smhhed
saturday the 18th INST to organize Society r the RELIEF
Of the destitute County. In the meantime persons
wishing make contributions of money produce for this
object, can dn by calling upon. W. Fl. AVERA.
, Oct. 3, 1868 S0s-lt
~ viii the Advocate Journal and Observer please give
one Insertion.
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nxEcUTIYE DEPARTMENT NORTH

n Carolina Adjutant Generals Office Raleigh, Sept.
18th, 1865. Special Orders, No. TO-
l. Surgeon A. Crudup and Henry Joyner are hereby
appointed Board for the examination of persons claiming
exemption om Home Guard duty on account of phys ea
disability After due notice the Commanders ofthe
era Battaons of the Home Guards for the following named
counties in accordance with General Orders No g. this
Board will visit the counties of Franklin Nash Pitt, Wake
Warren, Cumberland, Harnett, Robeson Northampton,
BERTHE aud Johnston.
III. Surgeons Eugene Grssom and Richard B. Haywood
sons claiming exemption from Home Guard duty ac-
count of physical disability. After due notice The COM
manderS of BaaliOns of Home Guards of the
following named in accordance with General Or
ders No 3, this Board will visit the counties Of Hax
EGgecOmbe Wayne Wilson, Duplin, New Hanover, SAmp-
son, Leuor and Greene
Ill After the Examining Board have visited the several
counties above named, and completed their abnrs they
will report in person the Surgeon General for fuSsber
Otders.
By order of Gov VANCE:
R. C. GATLIN
Adjutant General.
Oct. 5, 1858. SO-lr-
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GEoRGIA.--Tho contest for Governor of Georgia
is between Gov. Brown, the present incumbent, a
Mr.. Furlow, and the Hon. Joshua Hill The two
former are regarded Destructives, and the latter
as Conservative. The Milledgeville Union, which
advocates Gov. Browns reelection, says:
ave believe that Mr.. Hill will get the votes of all
the diSafected and those that tired of fighting,
and want peace on any terms that set Wo
fear the vote of tha0cass in parts Of the State
will be large
Is it possible that there are persons in Georgia
who "waat peace on any terms that zoe get 1t ?'
The Mllledgeville Unidn says there are, and that
their vote in some parts of the State will be large
1t is plain that the Desructives Of Georgia pur
suing the same course towards Mr. Hill that was
pursued by the Destrnctives in this State towards
Gov. Vance. We predict that Mr.. Hill will be elec-
ted by large majority. He is no doubt as true a
man as Gov. Brown or any other man in Georgia.
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Oct. 5, 1853.
SAMUEL MARsHBOURNE vs.. b. Il. BAR.

SAMUEL MARSHBOU KIN E vs.. B. II. BAR.
- DlN.and others. Original bill. In Equity.
1t appearing from the affidavit of the complainant in the
above entitled cause that two of the defendants B.
Barnes and Clements non-residens of this State
publication hereby made according to law for weeks
ished in the City of Raleigh, notifying
defendants be and appear the Court OF Equity be
held for the County of Wilson, in the Court House. VIII
son. the tenth AoniGy after tie 4h Monday IN SptesB-
r ner then and there to plead demur the
bill oS complaint filed in the above cause judgment
ccafessO will be taken as to them.
Witness, George W. Blount Clerk and Master of oar
said Court, at Office, the first day Of October
GEORGE W. BLOUNT, c. N. E.
October 5, 1858. 4l-w6t.
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A GooD BT-We learn that Capt Turner, cam
didate for Congress in this District in his recent
speech in Nashville told the people he had learned
that there were some seventy five deserters in Nash
and that the dogs had been put after them. After
expressing his surprise that there should be so
many deSerters in original secession County like
Nash, he said to the people, this not the way to
benefit the service. Call off your dogs, and arrest
dcserters by ordinary means. Talk to the boys who
have deserted-reason with them-assure them of
pardon and protection, and they will go back to their
regiments. They have sinned grievously, but don't
run them down with dogs as you do runaway ne
grOes. Put your dogs after those ablebodied orgi-
nal seceSsionsts who helped to bring on the war,
but who refuse to fight in it, and who are growing
fat out of the suferngs of the country" This, we
learn, brought down the house The hit was al! the
better for being founded in strict truth.
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October s. 1858.
nNE HUNDRED D0LLARs REWARD..

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
U Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the Z6th Of
January last, my negro boz enamed ANTHONY. He is Of
a wbitish yellow complexion about feet 8 orr inches
high IS or 20 years old and supposed to weigh about l4o
pounds He has heavy head of hair and ks short when
questioned and has dokn look No doubt he Stryng to
will eiYe the sbove reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill CasweI County, confined in any jail 90
get him. =. L. mAnHnEM.:
CasWelI Co., March 81, 1868. 26-W&sWd.
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, rprrpoM OF THE PRESS Is ONE OF THE GREAT
a' ',r,s OF LIBERTY, AND. TuEREFORE, OUGHT. NEW
:, 'SI, NJ RESTRAINED. Of Rights Of North
.I.nH
.<,,prSs SHALL. MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGING THE
,ou OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS; OR THE RIGHT
%r PEOPLE PEACEABLV TO ASSEMBLE AND PETITION
+.,vrRSMENT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
sation of tile Confederate States.
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NOTICE.-THE FIRM HER EToRoRE

NJOTICE.-THE FIRM HER ETOPORE
1N known under the appellaton of Luck FarrIss has
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts due the
firm. and all to whom the is indebted, will please
settle and present their claims to c. NJ Parrss by whom
the business will in future be conduc ted.
c. NJ FarrsS tenders his aGknOw edgements to the pa
irons of the old firm for their beraty and puncua lty
and respectfully requests continuance of the under
his auspices. CHARLES NJ. FARRISS.
October l, 1861 74-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

a LADY WHO HAS HAD FOUR YEARS
IN experience desires situation teacher either in
an institution private family. Win teach English
branches, common and higher, Mathematics Latin aud
Music to beginners the Piano. Apply to
Rev. A. f. DICKSON,
0rangeburg s. G.
October :, 1868. 79-4fpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

OF PRICES FOR NORTH

SCHEDULE OF PRICES FOR NORTH.
- CAROLINA.-We, the undersigned, Commission
of Apprasement for the State of North Carolina do
sreby declare the following prices to be those which will
just compensation to the of property impressed
the of the Government for the next sixty days.
bect to alteration should circumstances meanwhile oc
n TO maket advisable. We divide the State into4 Bis
s'icts as heretofore
district No. j, is to consist of all the counties
East of Warren, Franklin, Johnston, Sampson, Biaden
and Columbus inclusive and in said District the prices
(. all be as follows;
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40 r'@ OF HoNoR.-We learn that in accordance
D. al act of the last Legislature, Gov. Vance is
w,r wta'Ing book to be called the Roll Of Honor, in
d. Will be placed the name, rank, and residence
h. y, oocer and private of this State who has
Illleu discharged, wounded deserted, or dis
4S;ets Sueu himself during the war James H. Foote,
hs nm1 Adjutant General, has been assigned to
slect tant duty.a All communications on this
'''' SHOULD be addressed to him at Raleigh.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

The New York Herald of a recent date contains
list of the members of the federal House of Repre-
sentatives, from which it appears that with Cafor
mia, Delaware, Maryland, Vermont, and West Vjr-
gna still to elect, the House stands SO Lincoln and
IS Opposition. The States to elect had in-the last
House Lincoln and s Opposition.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

lne Superior CourtOf Wake is in session here
oS week, his Honor Judge Gillian presiding
capt Josiah Turner, Jr., and the Hon. A. H. Ar
0s'On' candidates for Congress in this District are
expected y to address the people in the Courthouse
2s day. Tuesday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06
NEW TERMS.

terms of the Standard henceforth will be three dol
I, ,,ns Weekly six months, and four dollars forthe
. ,lIr six months, invariably in advance. Owing
3;iiou of the currency and the uncertainty OF the
Inscriptions for longer period than six months
a, be received.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

By slip of the pen in our last isSue we said the
proceedings of the so-caled Army Convention
were first given to the public in the religious press
We should have said the address of the so-called
Army Convention.
Our friends will peruse with pleasure the COM
municatim in the Standard to day over the sigma
ture of North Carolina" It's from Ae pen of
one of the ablest and purest men IN the State We
invite the particular attention of contemporaries
of the religious press to this communication.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

The election for members of Congress in this
State will be held in the army on Thursday the Doth
of October and at the several precincts in the Dis
trcts on Wednesday the 4th of November.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

E1 A. whitaker KEEPS A FULL SUP
RIo ply ofFAMILY GROCERIES constantly gu hand.
Terms cash
Raleigh Aug. 81, 1863 TO
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NEW CROP MOLASSES.-JUST RECEIV-
lN ed on consignmearaprIme new crop MOLASSES, or
SYRUP and for sale by the gallon.
JAMES NJ TOWLES, Agent.
Raleigh, Oct. 8, 1868. So
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THNOBACCO AND"SNUFF.--IN STORE A
IL large stock of chewing and smoking tobacco, best
brands which purchasers will do we'll 10 examine for them
selves. JAS. NJ. TOWLES Agt
Raleigh, Oct 5th, 1863. 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

VNANTEO.-sIOO,OO 900 OF NORTH-CARO-
w lima eight and per cent BONDS, new issue, for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to w. r. RICHARDSON d GU.
Raleigh, Aug 8, 1868. G3-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

The Atlanta HotelEigencer says Generals Polk
and Hindman have been suspended from command
by Gen. Bragg, for noncompliance with orders.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-06

ATEW STAGE COACH AT AUCTION
lN Will be sold "a TJwiesS Auction Room, the 18th
inst, IL O'Clock excellent Iargesiz STAGE COACH,
gpcd having only three months Also, full
bo0ded saddle HORSE of g,od size and action and gen.
tie, well conditioned MULE. e.
Raleigh, Oct. 5, 1868. s0-td.
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district No. O. is to consist of all the counties West
of the aforesaid counties ROckngh lm Guiford Ran
doph, Montgomery and Richmond, inclusive, and in
said District the prices shall be follows:
orn, 5 ~ per Dbl. of 5 bush. Sc
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We the Commss toner's of the State do again earnestly
call upon all who would support the government of their
own choice this its life struggle for liberty to come fer
ward at once with all they spare to the support of
their brave and brothers in the field and with
all their aid and sympathy for the government of their OVID
making and which is beset with many difficulties and
dangers and to cease this of extOrOn against their
own country which dsgacefu to its citizens and hrea-
R. v. BLACKST0CK,
H. K BURGWYN.
Commissioners OF Appraisenent for n. G.
~ New corn shall be Is per cent less than the above
prices until the 18th OF November next.
Oct 5, 1863 4l-w2t.
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District No. 3, is to consist of all the Counties west
and including said Counties to Allegheny, Watauga
Mcdowell aud Rutherford exclusive and in said COun
ties the prices shall be as follows:
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district No. is to consist of all Counties west Of and
including said Counties and in said District the prices
shall he as fnnHs. :
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
RAILROADS.

QuDsoN RIvER RAfLRo oAp-rRAINs yoB Ale
~ SsS, TroZ 'h. scr;s ..d wss; ssys Ges"scT
days q n r. ~ frem rhirtsesp s.reet Tchev ma, -
yoyrsd - sny q the cMcss ef wks1CoTrs tfktst
Asuss 70 81 posu the rcsi ana 70 ssraoss sprsxs
NEW vORR, BARLEN AND ALBANy hAfLROAr =
~ fncreAssl sccnmnodsuous Trains fov naB, sc-
q GiSA. 4 snst &c.. ., ,,-,..w,x
ana MSsny fos rss vost q esA =.
JOHN buRCHfLfA Superintendent
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
ExPRnssEs.

DuRNHANs FURNITURE EXPRESS oYTTCR ..
- West even,h ., Get bs'ween Fif,h ard sish s..su
~ the ord. Covered wagons for renewing turn f
10 and from countryi fursitors store1
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

YOUNG MAN VINO SPEAKS AND WRITES OH
y man and English, tsurs 20 SO work In ~ or fac
tory; ara OF hard work Address D. 81 Herald of
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

! COACTNAN WANTED, BY A REsPBCTABLE PRO-
" tcttG coachman place. he has had sevrral years
experience efers TO his last employer MAY be seen a
this day at 70 " tst 25lh st
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

! (NOACHMAN A YOUNG MAN, WHO THOROUGHLY
" understani is the and driving Of horses wishes
situation In the above capacity tho best OF city reference
gwen Can be for days +lp 9th 25h st..
! ird Qoor
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

| CITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAR.
- red man. to take cNar:e OF genlem farm or 10
work farm on shares Best references given All oom
munca ions Add -ssed 20 James Couson Woodbridge New
Jersey, viii be strictly attended to.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE (PROTRsTANTs
w iatlIyl, stntons ether; the a,i
proom wife cha ubcrmad and dairy maid
and 10 OF poultry Both the beat OF references
cd character and cspabity Country preferred.
Address VI. r.. box "a IA erald lice
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

RIO SURGEONS, &C-A MEDICAL STUDENT. HAVING
served his alprentsh to II surgeon also assist NJ
the position Cadet In the army Address g. j..
boz 10 Herald O
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

RIO DRUGGISTS. &C-A COMPETENT YOUNG NAN
wishes "A engagement take charge OF store. Has
had charge of city and country Address Theta
box / D Herald oace.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FAIR FOR THH BBNEPIr or THB MISSION SAB
n haih Schoo! attached ST. Paul Methodist Ep c1fA
chufca wa open nj 5)l Broadway iieriio DIS dug
store on Monday renns December a. oonli linuing es
daY ana ednes 'mocr 2. and % The opile n n
fancy articles oirrd iur se unusually choie and at
The Sew nth regiment (urafullas) will be Ia
a "a nd q
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
SO OOO OOO Lyo.sss OF rHE COUNTY OF szV

Subscriptions are hereby invited 10 loan OF Two Nisl
Dollars authorized by ordn Of hs board sups3
vtsors approved by the Mayor October 81 laSS er,nr
IA Ordinances for the procurement Of substitutes ff
drafted des for the sru'ics Of the Unon provided
b. allowed the auota Of the rsz
and eounty of Ne~ vorh In any future draft /"
The books sch subscriptoss VIII ~ oeuec -
the Corrpiroier'- o~cs and sev Tuesday the 7tt et
o. ncvem~r instant and remain op-s up" the whole m
shaii Be taken.
Sub crtsrs viii b required % dsposu with the Couty
srins their subscrptions Tie unts subs~rthed TO- -
monsy ,s the comp,roier. they Oil Ne entias 10
me 6on AZ On the county fsr rsdsemshe ~
or b~fe~e June < Nth ntsr~s' fron the D
usnt si the rate q q, r., c.rs or ssnn.m c.
Cry % Rsv yons. DsvAnvusrY OF ruAscH, CoUucI
MAJ Ovvscn. Nos. IA. i6A
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-mALEs

YOUNG MAN WISHES SirUAfbS IN A
| ~ wholesale rrocery pro u1e commission housA, 10
arm bnspC =, wil to make ID W eenethuy use
| ful; good References Addtes youns man, Herado CO.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

! A SITUATION wANrTD-vS PORTER. BY A8rOUr.
~ le,thy young man. who Ia wiling To mske himself
renerilv useful give references honesty aud
ability. Address Fielder, Herald oihce.