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PAINT! PAINT!

"INrERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT recon-
w mends itself. Ii is a pure oxide of Iron and
Manganese. IL mixes readily with Linseed OIL tax
ing two gallons less per 100 lbs. than any mineral
paint and Possesses more body than any other paint;
1t forms glossy, unfading. durable metallic coat,
protecting wood from decay, and iron and other
metals from rust corroson.
ES-it does not require grinding, and is warranted
70 give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars. Iron
Bridges, Houses, Barns, bulls and decks of Ships
tin and shinge roofs, &c, sc.
III. IF. MARSHALL & CO..
Paint and Varnish Manufacturers, Sole Agents for
n. T. States-Store IS BROAD ST., BOSTON.
iels dam
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Gen. Reynolds in Possession of Manchester.
Tenn.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF CUMBERLAND,
Manchester, Tenn, June 2S
Gen. Reynolds at A. NJ, yesterday, took
possession of this place. At p. NJ, General
Granger occupied Shelbyyille. After slight
resistance the rebels evacuated their several
positions, retreating on the lines which Tulla-
homa is the concentric point.
The Army OF the Cumberland tonight will
be within reach Of them, and then of what
will follow will be silent.
Gen. Granger captured 300 prisoners, 20 Of
ficers and pieces Of artillery, and then push
ed on In pursuit Of the rebel train nine miles
ahead.
The Unionists estimate Folks force at full
1900.
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q 90; repacked Chicago 10 50 a IL IS; Prime Mess
20 90 a 2200.
Pork-irmer; Mess II 80 a IL rs for old, 10 rs a
IL 81 for old; Prime 10 so a II rs for old.
.Sugars-firm but less active; Porto Rico Ill 912S;
Mnscovado 10 ao III.
Enthusiastically with moderate demand: New Or.
leans as; Porto Rico 81 a So; Muscovado Al.
Freights to Liverpool-du; cotton nominal; flour
Is l0tdi grain q @ I'd in bulk and ships bags.
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New Funeral Car.

TUyHE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
Il liens of Portland and vicinity, that he has had
built. expressly for his own use, new and elegant
FUNERAL CIR, of the most approved style, with
removal OF the dead with satisfactory promptness,
and at q reasonable price,
All orders left his residence, MOI Chapel street.
will meet with prompt attention.
JAMES NJ. CURRIER.
Sexton and Undertaken.
Portland. june ls. 1868. dtf
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Missouri Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 80.
Great confusion and excitement have pre-
vailed in the Convention for the past two days.
Nothing has been done except the rejection
OF large number of amendments to the
emancipation ordinance.
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18th REGMENT.-A dispatch from Chap
lain Furnish, received yesterday, states that
the 18th Maine was to leave Washington at
10 O'Clock Tuesday for home. If no delay
occurs the regiment will be here tomorrow.
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REAL EsTATE.-E. M. Patten sold at auc-
ton yesterday, to Franklin Head, ESQ.,, the
house and land No. 10 India street, for s2450.
Capt john b. Coyle, of Westbrook, has
bought of Clara A. Collins, house and lot en-
the north side of Sumner street, for which he
paid $1,000
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Various Hams

New YORK, June 80.
A rumor is very prevalent In this city that
Gen. Halleck has been superseded by Gen.
Mcclellan.
PHILADELPHIA, June 80.
The third edition of the Bulletin says there
is report in the city that Gen. Butler has
been appointed Secretary of War, in place of
Mr.. Stanton.
BALTIMORE, June 80.
Martial Law was proclaimed in this city at
noon to-day.
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THE subscriber would give notice to his friends
i and the public that he has purchased the stock
and taken the stand of Nath'l Stevens recently oc-
euped by Stevens Hayes where he will carry on
the Wool business and mandatory of Bindings
Innings, &c. SAMUEL FREEMAN
je3O d3twl
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GB- We learn that DIR. J. F. DAY, Jr.
formerly Surgeon of the 10th Maine Vols,
has taken up his residence in this city, at
No. so Bracket street.
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Notice..

fUNHE Subscriber would give notice to the public
Il that he has sold out his stock in the wool and
tanning business. and rented his stand to Samuel
Freeman and would recommend his customers to
him. He also gives notice that he will remain at the
old stand for the present settle up his accounts,
SC. NATHf STEVENS,
je30 d3twl
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Stock Market.

New YORK, June 30.
Second Board.-Stocks dull and heavy.
Chicago & Rock Island. Recommendations 4l
New United States one year certificates ........97
American Gold. Observation-Disclosures 462
United States SIS of 1881 coupons, l07s
Treasury 3-10ths,. 104i
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Threatened Rebel Invasion of Kentucky.
Capture Of Fitz Hugh Lee.

CINCINNATI, June 3d.
The Commercial says that matters have
threatening aspect; the rebels are represented
to be in force at Albany. They are said to
number 5000 men. The rebels are command
ed by Pegram and Marshall, who are prepar-
ing to advance into Kentucky from Walker
and Cumberland Gaps. The advance of the
rebel force entered Columbia yesterday.
New YORK, June 80.
White House, Va, correspondent Of the
Herald, dated 18th, says our forces landed
there on the 23d, accompanied by four gun
boats; only about fifty rebel cavalry were
there who skedaddled, our forces capturing
forty. Gems. Gilly's and Hayes division have
arrived and landed. Gen. Dix and staff ar
rived at the White House on the morning of
the 26th.
Col Spear returned from his raid to the old
Church aud Hanover Court House Saturday
evening, bringing Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, who
has been sent to Fortress Monroe
The rebel train at Hanover Junction, COM
posed of over 100 wagons, containing stores
of all kinds, destined for Richmond included
1000 saddles and brides, all of which were
burned except some sixty wagons which were
brought on.
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TO RAILROAD Comtractors.

PROPOSALS for building the Portland and For
Il est Avenue Railroad win be received till July l.
Bids may be made for the work and materials or
for the work only and for either of the portions in
Portland or Westbrook. Plans aud Specifications
can be seen at the office OF the company.
JAMES HALL, Engineer
Portland, June %, 1868. I'd
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS.
From Port Hudson and New Orleans.

From Port Hudson and New Orleans.
New YORK, June 30.
The steamer Columbia, from New Orleans
oath, has arrived. The Era of the 2}d states
that the rebels made an attack on the 10Th on
the bridge at La Fourche crossing, but were
repuised by our force guarding it, after sharp
engagement.
A deserter from Port Hudson who escaped
to the fleet, reports that the rebel Capt Boon
who was accounted the best artillerist there.
had been killed. Several other officers had
also been killed In both the assaults made by
Gen. Banks. The rebels state their loss at
1900.
When the deserters escaped, the rebels had
forty-five head of poor cattle, which, with corn
and peas, would last fifteen days. The mill
has been burned and the corn is now ground
by hand. Several wealthy ladies were in the
garrison, two Of whom were killed by shells
from the gunboats. The rebels had 200 me-
groes serving in the garrison. When they get
ont Of supplies. they intend crossing the river
on RATS, instead of surrendering.
Further details of the fight at La Fourche
crossing show that our forces were posted in
two positions by Gen. Emery. Our forces,
less than 1000 under Col. Sticknsy, defended
the crossing, and were charged upon by rebel
cavalry and an infantry regiment The rebels
actually got their hands upon our guns, but
were calamity repulsed, leaving So dead on
the field, and 16 prisoners in our hands.
The rebel wounded is estimated at $50 Our
loss was killed and Is wounded.
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sB-The sale of the valuable lot on the cor
ner of Commercial and Moulton streets will
take place at II o'clock to-day.
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sSae~ The steamer CASCO will, until
tSlIksSssae> further notice, leave BURNHAM's
Wharf for PEAKS and CUsHINe's
ISLANDS AT Q and 10 30 A. NJ. and 2 and 3. 80 r. NJ
Returning. will loave CUsHIsG's ISLAND at As and
IL 10 A. NJ, and 2. AS and 5l5P.M NJ.
The boat will touch at PEAKS ISLAND every trip
down. but returning. will only touch there the LA ST
Trips in the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back 25 Cents.
June "a, 1863 diff
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Strawberry and Floral
FE9TIVAL.
A Strawberry and Floral Festival will be given
AT MECHANICS HALL,
On 18th Of JuIy---Day and Evening,

to assist in raising funds to establish State School
for the benefit of Soldiers Orphan Children"
which Madame Moterto has so nobly interested her
self to establish.
The following ladies have kindly volunteered their
services to solicit and receive donations for this tru-
ly commendabe object
Mrs. j. b. FROST, MRS r. MOORE
MRS. j. BEAN, MRS r. l. HULL.
Any other ladies who willing to assist in this
noble work to educate and provide for thu children
of those who have fought and died for our country
in her day of darkest trial, will please call on Mad
anne Moterto, at the Elm House, room No 5.
Donations will be thankfully received, and can be
sent to the hall on the morning of the 4th.
Admittance IS cents-chidren half price,
je25 dtd
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Take Notice.!
w. F. PHILLIPS Drug Store,
Notice.

II HEREBY give notice that have this day given
i my adopted son, Charles w. Davis. Ia minor) his
time from his date, and will claim none of his earn
ings, nor pay anything for his support or any debts
of his contracting hereafter. C. NJ DAVIS
Portland, June s, 1868. je9 eod3w.
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Gen. Lee at Carlisle---Rebel Army Moving
on Harrisburg.
PHILADELPHIA, June 80.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
The Bulletin says under date o'clock p
NJ, intelligence was receiued here to-day, that
Gen. Lee and his staff were at Carlisle last
night, and rebel force was this morning four
teen miles from Harrisburg, moving towards
that city.
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STRAWBERRY SHOW.

TuNHE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY will hold an
= Exhibition of Strawberries,
IN lieu OF their July Floral Exhibition at Mechanics
Library Room, on Monday evening, July 9Th. Pre-
miums-for best six varieties a. best four. ST. best
single variety, ". Free admission TO members and
their families. Per order,
jcs0 lw s. B. BECKETT, Sec'y.
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EDWARD II. PATTEN. Auctioneer
Office ~ Exchange Street.

A i AUCTION. on Wednesday, July 1st af IL N.
IA on the premises that valuable lot Of land situ.
ated at the corner of Commercial and MouIfo.s
streets Of late occupied by Lyman Marrett and ala
The said lot of land contains 337 square feet access
on three sides to the premises.
Terms, one fourth cash, the balance In one and
two years. with interest semi-annuaIly. secured bv
mortgage on the premises. Title undoubted.
~ The building included in the sale
For particulars call on the Auctioncer. my27
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STAMPING PATTERNS
Fob
BRAIDINGi

g NJ. BAkEMAN would inform the Ladies that
-. she has removed from No. 10 TO II Free street,
where she is ready to attend TO all orders for stamp
ing. Miss b. has made arrangements in New York
TO be constantly supplied with all the latest styles of
Brading Patterns and the best materials to work
with. Samples of her work can be seen at all times
at her rooms
She will teach her method of stamping on reason
able terms 10 ladies from any part of the country
and supply them with all necessary materials work
with. je23 diff
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store for Sale.

THE four-story brick Store in Free street.-the. 5
II in the Free Street Block-next east of Toford s.
Enquire of ii. r. MACHlN. Gait Block, or
ap9ist Z. BARNES, 81! Middle Street.
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fIVHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
Il No. IA Market Square. occupied by Mr.
Rufus Durham. suitable for saesrooms or other
purposes. Possession given about July LIST. Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story of
same block. Apply to
je2t diff THOMAS or wM HAMMOND.
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Notice..

VVHE partnership under the name of d. Cammett
Il Son being dissolved by the death of the senior
partner the business of the late firm will be settled
by the junior partner, who will continue the Block
aud Pump making business at the old stand No 90
Commercial street, head of Portland Pier
JeoO2w JOHN CAMMETT.
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~A The two-story House, No 40 Winter
nTss64 street, with stable attached. Lot l2Sx
lllls - 50 feet, more less. III not sold pre-
lllll vious TO July LIST it will be offered at
auction. For further particulars in
quire of JAMES f. HASELTINE,
je23 dtjyl 9& II Moulton Street.
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A COUNTING ROOM on I'd floor on Central
"A wharf, very low. Also, storage Of Flour on LIST
floor. Apply to EDWARD II. BUR6IN,
je26 div 100 Commercial Street.
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Insolvency Notice.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the estate
Il of Luther Ross, late of Cumberland in the
County of Cumberland, deceased. having been rep
resented to the Judge of Probate as insolyent and
insufficient to pay all the just debts which said de-
ceased owed, the undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners, with fall power to receive and examine
all the claims of the several creditors to said estate
Six months from the third day of March, A. d., 1863
are allowed 10 said creditors for bringing In their
claims and proving their debts. The Commissioners
will meet at the Office of Anderson 4 Webb at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of the llth 18th and cath
days of July, the LIST, 18th and 25h days of August
and the LIST and Sd days of September, A. D.. 1883
for the purpose of receiving and examining the
the claims of creditors of said estate
NATHAN WEBB.
ORLANDO NJ MARRETT,5 eon'-
June 80, 1888. d3w
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Farm in Wcstbrook at Auction.


EN-. PATrEN, Auctionecr
TUvHE land and buildings on Free and Centre sta
Il known as the Trask property, will be sold AZ
public auction, Thursday, July 9th. at II O'Clock
NJ, on the premises. The lot of land has
an extent Of Isl feet Free street, and contains
between u 900 and 900 square feet plan Of the
same by Chas ii. Howe, Civil Engineer, may be seen
upon application to either of the undersigned.
farticulars as to terms conditions. &C., will bs
maze known at the sale. EDWARD FOX,
Jezo I'd SAML TRASH.
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For sale.

O. new two-story house. thoroughly built.
Ia. slated roof IL finished rooms, convenient for
.kzfA one or two families, with bay windows plenty
OF excellent water; wood-house attached, and a
large garden lot--situated ON veranda street. near
Tukey's bridge, in Westbrook within ten minutes
walk of Portland Post Office. Conditions easy price
low and excellent ncighborhood.
jc23 d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER
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MI. G.. M. A.

q A stated meeting of the NJ. C. NJ. Association
~ a will be held at the Library Room, Thurs
w day evening, July ID, at a O'Clock.
The subject of leasing the Hall will come up
for discussion. +. NJ. CARSLEY, Sect'y.
ie3D ct
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
TO LET.

FUyHE two rooms in the second story of the Goldman
Il Block. lately occupied by John w. Munger, Esq
Possession given July LIST. Apply to
STEELE HAYES.
Portland, June %. 1863. je3O
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FROM PORT HUDSON.

Offer Of tie Rebel General to capitulate.
Large Rebel Force Reported in Gen. Banks
Rear.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
DeerinC Hall.

Benefit of Mrs. Annie Senter Langdon To COM
mence with the interesting Drama Of LADY AUD
Dance by Miss Emma Leo1i; New song by Fred
McAvoy.-To conclude with CATHERINE Il Pc
TRUCHfO, or The Tanning Of the Shrer
rR-A Full Orchestra has been engaged
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Parquette 35 cents; Re-
served Seats so cts Family. Circle, % cts Reserved
seats secured at Panes Music Store and at the Hall
Doors open at T-commence at O'Clock. jy1
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questrtHH calIeU
THE PONY RACES. Or. The Ride for the Derby.
The management point with no small qualification
to the above List of Unrivaled Performers and Ex-
traordinary Novelties and Attractions, and beg to
the public they have not stopped at any
expense which would enable them TO defg compefi-
ton and ouve every other travelling establishment
in this country.
New York Opera Band, composed of re-
nowned Solo Artists, led by Professor 5. REEVES
~ Admission TO the Three shows, ONLY % CENTS.
No half price.
Doors open at P. NJ, and P. N. Performance
commences at 81 and y O'Clock P. NJ.
R-SATURD4F, yULY4h. THREE PERFORM
AScEs. commencing atl0l A. NJ, and 81 and u P. NJ
je25 1wd&w2
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The New Conservation Act.

The following is copy of the Conscrption Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress
An ACT to amend act, entitled An Act to provide
further for the public acknowledgement 10th April
1852.
The Congress of tie Confederate States of Auerie1 On
6HGct That the President be- and he hereby authorized
10 call out and place in the military service Of the Copfed
crate States for three years. unless the war shall have
been sooner ended all white who residents of the
Confederate States between the ages of hrtyve and for
yhVe years. at the time the call calls NAV be made
and who are not at such time times legally exempted
from military SERVICE such parts thereof as in his
Judgment may be necessary the public defence such
call or calls to be made under the provisions and ACCORDING
70 the terms OF the act which this is an Amendment
and such authority shall exist the President during The
present to all persons who now are or NAV ba
Ser become eighteen years of age and when once en-
roeo all persons between the ages of eighteen and FORTY
Ve sha serve their full time prOVided that if the Ps
lden IN calling out troops into the service of the Cn5
crate States, shall first call for only part of the ners
btV cen the ages hereinbefoTe stated he shall cali for ho
between the of hiryfve and any other ACE less t
ro0ded that nothing herein contained shall he
understood as repeating modifying any part of The t
70 Mnlen TINS is amendaory, except as herein exDressI
and Dr0otted further that those called out under
TINS act and the act to which this is an amendment shall
Oe hFst ana Immediately ordered fill to their maximum
the companies battaions squadrons and regiments
run the respective States at the time the act to further
provide for the public defence approved 10th ApriI 1890
was passed and the surplus if any, shall be assgnad -
Organizations formed each State since the passaSa o
at act or placed in organizations to be ofeereS hv
tne state having such residue according to the laws tb
a. % disposed OF as now provided by law; proUied that
authorized 70 suspend the execution of Fh;s
" ne act 10 winch thIsis on amendment, in any locality
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An ACT REHDEzvouS FOR THE EXAM
NATION OF ENROLLED NEN.

NATION oF ESROLLED MEN.
The Congress of the Cnfci s.Iie States of america do
enact That there shall be established in county, par
sh district and in any city county, parish or dis
tric in the several States place of rendezvous the
persons in said county district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined bv
one or more Surgeons To be employed by the government
to be assigned to that duty by the President on day of
which ten 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
TO the physical and mental capacity of person for mil
ary duty IN the field shall be final and those only thus
ascertaned to be tit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC 2 There shall be asst gned 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 one or more
Of whom may act at any place of rendezvous said
trict.
SEC g. When il shall appear any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish or CITY
in county, parish or district that any enfIed person
therein IS unable to attend of sickness shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandart of the nearest camp of instruction. and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination said camp of in
strucOn his continued disability certified by the GER.
tifcae of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct parish he shall be held liable as absent without
leave of his commanding officer
Approved Oct. IL, 1862.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN B. VANCE, of Buncombe Governor
RICHARD Ii. BATTLE, JR of AusOn, Private Secretary
J. p. II. Russ, Of Wake, Secretary of State
JONATHAN WORTH. of Randolph, Public Treasurer.
PHILIP A. WILEY, of Wayne, Chief Clerk
CURTIS H. BRoGDEN, of Wayne Comptroller.
ID. W. Balm, of Wake, Clerk.
SAMUEL F. Phillips, of Orange, Auditor.
D. II. PERRY, of Wake Librarian.
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SUPREME COURT

RICHMOND NJ. PEARSON, of Yadkin, Chief Justice
VIM II. BATTLE, Of Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS Z. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice
Sion II. ROGERS, Of Wake. Attorney General.
HAMILTON c. JONES of Rowan Reporter
EDNUNnB. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk
JAMES LITGHFoRD, of Wake Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Cohr ara held
in the City of Raegh year. commencing on the Sc
cond Monday in June
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HEADQUARTERS,

HEADQUARTERS,
Eek. Board and Enrolment of COnscripts,
OXFORD, N. c.. January oath, 1868.
TNHE COMMANDING OFFICER OF 18TH RECT
- wake County Militia, will assemble his men at the
Court House in Raleigh the 3d. Path and 18th days
OF Feoruary 1863 for medical examination and final en-
rOment instead of the 9Th and 18th of February as or
naly advertised.
H. W. CAFFEY, Asst Surg,
p. A. C. s., T. Rosrd
JAS. T GILLIAN, NJ. d. hA' DoA'u'
JUNIUS T. FULLER, NJ d.
lands,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer,
9Th Congressional Dis. n.
Jan. 81. 1888. 9-td.
70 Progress please copy.