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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
llEADQUARTERs Army OF P"ToaAC, }
jay ~.

To day our right wing grainall,
pressed f9rwa d on the B, no.L.Io aud
lIaycstown pike, and finall, occup ed
HagersT own, which we hold to nlgli.
The encny's E. rec, which cot sisted prin.
cipally OF c val,y and two regiments OF
inian rs, made no determined 'csis ancr.
The rebels iell back ards VIII am.
ppit, aud reco, no 'sancc reports ,hat
they are throw IL up cute chment
within three mlcs Of liza .efstown. The
.. SIT ons they now occupy are .aid To be
of great strategic siIc. gth. Elsewhere
a has been quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

TnK last OF this series Of Milo
Whitss Prscticlng parties comss n on Wed
nesdAy evening. where all those fortunate
snoagh to posssss Invitations will. Of coarss.
10 present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

BE CAUTIOUS Physicians report q
great deal Of sickness in town from . too
free indulgence 10 Rr- en- vegetables Taken in
moderate qaansi'ies they ere healthy but 1t
j. we'll enough. just nov. TO pariaks Of them
spsringly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Coon WAGEs.-fa'mers arc paying
two dollars.per d.. TO hsrves, hands. and We
telieys they are getting oil they rtqairs a.
these figures Mos, Of the grain 10 thi, coun
" viii GU, this .s \ and the yield will be
trifs above on average
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

PArISo OvF.-Msj,r Sun tn, u. S.
P.ymsst~r. co ..m.ncrd ..t,hng With The 7,h
smong them = goodiy amount OF grssnbsck.
The recen, order Of Gen Roberts. confining
the sodsrs to camp, will Tot sllow OF their
squabdering them as heretofore
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

SUkDAY PARApE.-The seven com
panies comprising that portion # he 9Th cav.
airy that IL iu camp iere, psss.d through tho
city yesterday in . body. making very fine
spre.rance. The regimen. will leave in .
short tims-protsb bly, for the South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Davenport MarLc,. ,.--.Ds,,y Report

Davenport A1Mrkci. -..Daity RspOrt.
OYrIcw ~ rHs Dss. h Nvws,l
Monday kvo.. July I3. I
Quotations unchanged.
tLoud Wholesaie. s54oet6 80 retail, ~ so
IL" ~. Sh,pments bO bbs.
WHEAT 65m Voc.
ConE 3idlJS,
OArs--5o,tl SAC.
WooL.-M ashed 500a60e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
For sale.
uOy Sc AND l.O rs
In Qs van nnrf Lac aii = InwA Ciix

IN OVvouPuIIs 10V H1FV . 1uV8 CIty,
I IMPROVED LANDS ~ JOHNSON, NUS
rISs. Iaws, Po~sshisk. JIsps,. ; ass,
l. u,s,A, DesM.ines, Calhoun, Carroll. Csrso Cor.
do and rrssk,io counties.
Csc. l. DAVENPORT, Essoutos,
vf,JVnN /. COgfiGs -
July 3. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

NV y vsa Nars.i.
EK~ yo.s. July Is
t'ona MARKET g. lower s540a6 60 eltrs
.is'c 81 35d5. .poK n .
""hAf "nrhet duh heavy slI4mi 25 for
.hiha ~ @Jgl 81 Mi, .iub. 81 38,ul 81
Winter Rod
tons- n"hanged 62 ddie sound
WniaKs A5A4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
.VOTlfE
To the Taxpayers Of the
City Of DMvcWpOrl:

You are hereby notified that the Taxes Of said
City for The year 1868 are DOW due for collection,
Of which duly executed Tax-w,rrant is nov 10
my hands. A d that IL your 1sxs arc mo-,
paid within twenty days from and after the first
pu clicstiou Of this notice to-wit: within twenty
days from and after the Ssh day Of July, A. d.
1853. the ssms vi bs collected by sale Of proper.
y Of Ds'inquents.
Ostsd July sth, 1858.
j. W. MEANS.
Marshsi ofths City Of Davsspost
6sw.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Wanted.
At THE BURTiS HOUSE, SEVERAL
n boys for dining room walters, and several
women for housework suitable persons can find
steady employment.
J.J. BURTIS, Proprietor.
ine20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
Buy a House Cheap!

r WILL SELL Ny HOUSE. on ROCK ISL
i AM street, between THIRD and Fourth Street.,
very cheap for cash, ahi give I'm Ne iiate posses
sion. For further particulars enquire At the Of
doe Of Parker 1 Ed wards.
ia 49, GEO H. PARKER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

1--WE cows, TWO STEERS AND TWO
Il Calves also a Threshing Machine;
App'yto GEO l. DAVE NPORT, Executor,
Or, JOHN l. COFFIN.
July9 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Dn' enpori I.wmDes m nsket.

DAv.kromr, July 1868
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10 a1lis y555BsF eai ~ gs.iot ss91qzd vi /
ofa = .i.gGoG6Ld 0cgm
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-zaH .1lz 30 asl 3lE emil % aylissHP
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- s1@I 90 agiey uciiasesfs3 bEo5sz z
-sa b1AuEaH s3zIbB cob sds sns .bsslass
b7si1si7a1--7 f1ya9 AZ r10.1a1o 5af hs4sFil
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Dry wB nash, enaA Cetss- Moore . Henry.
s s: FS,'y s:: sssi:: Son C.
ss sss Ssss.f SsssSsD PEA. 1Ssoa
& b.sss Sie
r sns. ss'
scar Ann Eu.a, aaader. NY We.s-Jos Eneas.
ssf1 q ns
schr Adria.c, Howard. Washngton-van Brunt saxht.
ssSr BaRer frio -A sa,mo1s@ssney smith Co.
ssSr r hssssm Ss.fs Ss f p.as Island
schr Mail Houston, Snow Hi.
o.: sn ssls ss. %%pss Ps EeR.s Mckee
ksse
sesr y 4 Irvine, Walton Toms RIssr-A HAVEN.
ssSr Ss.ssss; E,d;,ss.;; fe.Ss.R s%sssSo.
Sook Blackstone, Allen, Proydsnce-L Kenny.
ARRIVED.
HBM gunboat Nimble, Commander Darcy, Bermuda, =
steamship s Marion JSs s New Orleans Jan wi.S
the bar passed steamship Illinois hence bound IN sth
70 saw steamship Columbia, hence for New Orleans and
ship National tof BATH, rrpa Valencia 81 day. and 70
e !" %h Br seer Ocean Gem Of Yarmouth Ms N sink
safE frssndsne .Nori Eeerhard Liverpool 81 days in
Bark Union tBrem, moratmann, Hamburg, Oct 2 Fayal
VIZ rSn a. 30 % ksnnsd "a
s S s"r % as ay .vs
pairs; Dee q lat ss A. Ion Il 90 fell in with Bremen
lay & sea h sa %Se
sas ana . we o2n on ne saf
ship Glover from Boston for Ma,ia "a Inst LAT 81 g.
NH q and black
SSs sisr and a sr s Sn 70 That
Belle sf Boston,, Mouton, Cadiu. 2, with salt,
DAY.. s.s sn ssss Ga a ' sS a M
sa,s Bcnto sBr Of Yarmouth Es1 kchan Port au Plat.
lon 10 spoke brig Alice Grant hence for Matangas.
Bark Abetna omsiead Havana, II days. with &c,
Bars Jaspsr Bennett Alexandra, days. in ballast, TO
Brig smt 1kor,. LARSEN stanaser 10 days. in ballast
sns Hugh barclay or chicago, Chadwick caa Nov 10;
Brig Clyde SBr Glare. Halfa.,s days with FISH, to mas.
q s Hsy 81 3 r.
s r,p
days under q 8 Nsoiai Mole strong north
Dec a. on he Cape spoke brig Chcopee from Port
schr Edward Everett tof Provinee,own), Partridge 81
a. @ ssss 81 s Ssa IN ns'
Schr Aloe dr. Sinclair Inagua Dec %. with ogwooa
Ne,ius Son Sailed in company with Br schr kmsnns,
ssh5 Glo tBI, Mcdonald, canso PEI days, with oa,.
schY Idaho tBr), Mcdonald HaiaI. days. with oatA
@ II Trnmbu.
10 Dewolf.
scr Pieiadcs Br, Dexter Five Islands, Ns 20 days. with
potatoes, 10 Duryee HYDE.
Scbr Convoy, Merrill. Portland. 7 days
Schr Louisa. Rich, Boston for Beaufort, NC.
Scbr New York. GoodselL Boston. 3 days
Schr Willie q, Thompson. Providence for rADgjer.
6cbr Ce0f gana fBr), Hays, Newport
Steamer etsvens Uoughcrty. Baltimore.
Steamer FALCON Nye. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships GLASGOW (Br), IIammon,a tHam,, Roanoke.
Geo Warrington. Trade Wind Augusta Dlnsmorp Ellen
Terry Chesapeake barks Gen Warren, Mnoket; Br bril-
Persia: schrs n Porter. 4 X Bennett.
The Roanoke anchored on Staten Island.
Wind 81 fresh, with rain every indication
OF = severe stor1p.
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shan'Is D.,srsaI from 40 La san in ssS
BRIG Adv swift Destined fer Sarasa,bo, had landed
sssosns Of the sioeisde With was sri In force
81 MAM,ss Dec 2sI Dor, sehrs Presidents for New York
81 JOINS, Nh DC si-cld ship Eastern STATE K.a.ng,
SGf as sGor os% and Beo'A E~A'
American Ports.
Jan mp M1r wan s sa
s:1 s c% as' e ss:'s
sSa aT rc4 afne
Nothing Ing sailed wind in, NY 70 kNE -, v.u.v
CLIQUE ESTER: Jan e-Arr schrs Reeves, Norman, Phi
%HCIAsPoRTS jam as Sgt bark "sG K trout Maddes
Dn w Ss ASfy aas Allen Havana ''hr A'
In por, 9Th, wig Wind brig ceuanr, Knop FOR Havana
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2s-Arr bark Alice fainter Hay
den, NYork, 10 days; schr Elizabeth De Hart, Lowe
1aA spno ,se rsg~S ss0 IMAM s,a
CD, Br schr Frances Coleman, Belize Hon.
Wizard KIN Moose, SYors, va SLIP Island; ca'sgriae
so s."s rss do y y
steamship Ia,an;as, Lesegang, Nyork.
do Anna Glover, Js kson do; Ralph Post, Rswley. DO
Mary 8 Tbbs ch,m, do. GA schr osolona, wheeicr
Jan lArr ship. oroondaes. sprague, Boston Bernard
Reed farbar NYots irorta ors"s, Boston Samuel
Welsh Sannngham, Philadslp,ia lagrange, 10 ns, B9,
Water Raleigh Phillips, from New York, schr W Beebe
Crawford Tor New York
"a. A. NAT orig Josiah Jex, simmons NYork
The bark Sheffield, brss H. Johns " Rowland, achrs
Mobile and Ned went 10 toe 2ith ult
u sea- on The 21th sRp Courier brig Belle Bernard and
NEWPORT Jan Arr (hy teD Shrs Robi Ralk = HoHes
Boston for Philadelphia; Sea Mark Bolan New Bedford
NYork Sid Hchr dieorgisDa
10thArr @hT ifchrctta, Jones Portland for Baltimore.
NEW HAVEN. Jan 9-Arr schrs Kent. Cram A Love.
well, kimhall. sloop Gold Leaf Ezabathport. Cid
schr Oneida, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 9-Arr brig 8 Thur.ton, Lan,phor
Cardsnas schrs Central America Lcop r. WORK Edwin
Reed, doodspeed Vaston. Below. on Wilmington Greek,
bTps, of which from Prime. Edward Island,
laden with oats. and schr Central America s2ork.
Cid barks White King Wilson, Lagnayta; Ascla, Kern,
Pernamnuco; brig Dolphin DC Ham, 81 Domingo; schrs
Lady Ellen. Godfrey Beaufort; g Baxter Thompson.
Port Royal; Clara Merrck, Montgomery, Niork; T
Thompson. seciman Jersey City; Fly, cheesnan. New
Haven q Hcnr,, Lore do.
PORTLAND. Jan S-Cld brig Minnie Tranb tncw Of Port
land, 2S6 g26ths tons), Mitchell. Mattnlas; hrs Dashing
Wave Freeman, Fortress Monroe Cherub Bailey, NYork
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan Sid ship Haze, Manzanlilo.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Jan. 1916 p N.
money is easy at per cent on cah but debt
certificates are lower. The money market il
rather uneasy, pending Mr. Chases movements.
Exchange is quoted 1922 1927. Gold opened
this morning at 1861, but rose steadily to 1897,
closing that bid. The fall was caused by the
apprehensions Of a loan.
Stocks opened heavy this morning, and prices
were uniformly lower Pacific Mail declined ;,
New York Central 1 Erie l, Erie preferred a
Michigan Southern "a, guaranteed "a, Toledo 2,
Gatcna /, Rock Island ~. There war
no change in bonds. At the public board
the market was dull, without change
from the morning prices. After the adjournment
Of the public board demand for stocks arose,
and at the second session of the old board the
market was quite buoyant at an advance ON the
average Of q ~ per cent Pacific rose 3, New
York Central 21I and the Western shares were al,
from to . per cent better Mr.. Cisco informed
the Board that Mr.. Chase did not intend 70 try 10
borrow money, which had . beneficial effect on
the market. At the four p. N. session oil the
public board the market was very buoyaut indeed,
and the amount Of business done enormous. The
following we're the quotations at half past fiye:--
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\ sAado~s a. - we i've, shA Stand neAreT 70 the
verge Of ,hoss Unknown dspths INTO vhsch all must
plunges Wbsshsr story shall be written In blood or
vheihar ovrors shall bloom along s pathway whether
M shr,eks Of dying men or cantices peace shall
reet its daily progress there rs tell but One,
whose name is Justice and Ieace
News IRON the Staes most anxiously looked for, and
he steamer unien looked Tor any moment She s ttla
overdue.
Mr. JOEL the business Of opera troupe leaves
to-day on the Eagle, with The good wishes Of all his
sHds. We have had nothing very new IN the opesstic
world lately.
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Port OF New York, January 10. 1893

CLEARED.
sasamshr RosncHe Thompson, Havana and New orsan.-
IMdlan Heineksn.
stearnshp George Washington Eager, Ee~ oreans--n 3
stssrnship Augusta Dsnsmors. smith, rort Roys-Assm.
Steamship Chesapeake, wieus, Porsiand-H Cromwell
ACC.
ship Mou,morenci, West Hong Kopg-Ev.reuA Co.
ship Constitution (Br). Cutter. Lverpooi-wiilisrs
Onion.
ship George Gnswold, Lunt. Londonfnernsiiona Relief
Committee.
ship Sir Robert Peel tsm), Jurrens. Hamburg -sioman
4 Edge.
BaH island Home Mann, Llyerpcoi--r Macdonald Co.
Bark Ills andcr tBr) spoor LondsnF harDonald Go.
BARK Blanchard tBr), Oxford, London-Am1s gager
Bark MAXWELL Brl. BslIeine, Jersey, E-W Merriam.
Wend
then.
BARK yars Heyn Prus), Peters Lisbon-Funeh, Msincss
Wenf',
Bark . rhiIbrict Brooks, xonrevia-J Leighton
Bark John Ber son johnson, Ponce-sturgesA ACC.
Bark W Hobrook, small Havans-w W Russell Sen
,,Brs Fo.gs Helena CBoD, Rider. Ans,ercsm-Fanch.
hsrrssktn
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FOR customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 90
raymsnts So ,0l5 90
Balance. III 100 49, 81
Mr.. Chase met few of the bank officers to day
at the American Exchange Bank, and exchanged
views with them. He is to meet them again this
evening, Mt the residence Of Mr. John J. Cisco
We learn authoritatively that he does not contem
plate the negotiation of loan.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning we're SAC, us, 1852 o5, and the balances
81, $40 u. The exchanges for the week end.
ing to-day we're s2l9, 7sG ,4s9 90 being daily
average Of Sal ,632 .7is a. against t37 372 352 81
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky has declared
emannual dividend OF three per cent, free Of go
vcrnnent tax, and the Bank OF Kentucky Of two
and half per cent, both payable 10 the New
York stockholders, on demand, at the Bank Of
America.
The dividend Of seven per cent in cash on the
preferred stock OF the Reading Railroad will be
paid on the 10th Of February, at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, IN this city. The stock
dividend on the old stock is payable at the same
time.
The Treasurer of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl.
yania thus states the amount Of its debt on the
30th OF November last -
The total amount Of pubc debt. including
temporary loan Nov 30, 1901 was. $40 $50 900 %
Am received Of war oas act, May isei $3.50 90
ra,.l 40 aas ~. -
Amour, PAID during ascal year ......... s253os 20
49,, -. % ,s., 49, 49,
- 49, ,Ia,.,..,,.. :, -, - :, =
- ~. 49, s,,,a..s. -. eo''''"O",
80, !, ...,,.;,, =. ss.s,, y
pnan.s,v,o, p,,,,o,a co,on.,v. no,as q 90, ooo
Philadelphia snd Eric Railroad ompsnys bcnds 800 900
Wyoming lanai COMPANY D'uas $4,000
.7si oos
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ocrI.IsTs Am ArnI.Ts.

nerLfsr AND ArRisr -gfoHr AsD HtARisO =
W pf ~ A. CADwtlf sfsf Al ahs~~aos ~ I. is~n yssf.
rsfgFmsd - ss~ f0st sHf Resumed hta yftsssess
tustess Al kgbh street Csnsu 1901 sssf bfe>a-sy
y y fsy1lf erNi0a ysiY
a. UNfn hD1sa from A. NJ 0&F NJ
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The War Debt Bonds or Hartford, Conn.
HARTFORD Conn. Jan. 10, 1858.
The entire amount $50 600 Of the debt bonds OF
the OF Hartford sold to-day at premiums ranging
from TO twelve per cent The whole amount bid for
was between and two millions.
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fF8TUN jan. " IftS
The steamship Caledonia has broken In two Three
hundred TINS % Ter cargo w be saved ron her IN
kamar.d condition
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FIN AkCIAL..

A RMY OFFICERS PAY CAsEED " On DETACHED
~ or Recruiting service. Leave Absence or Discharged
JOHN H. MURRAY. Army Savs Banker,
NJ 81 Nassau street, N-w York, opposi. Post Office
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chants are buying them and laying then up 70 pay
duties hereafter. Should the forthcoming issue Of
paper cause gold to advance TO $50, parties who
have anticipated their future wants by purchases
of demands viii find that they have effected con-
siderable saving.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA SToCk BOARD.
riuIApEfIJnA, Jan. 10, 1853.
stocks irregular. pcunsyvala So, rs Reading Rail
road. 425 Norris Canal. So Long Island Ialroad ~
rcnnsy lvnnia Railroad, CO.,. sight exchange on "
York az par.
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by the death Of tho late Mr.. Benjamin Tall
madge, the old and respected house Of Tallmadgc
h Marley has been dissolved. The business is
continued by the surviving partner and his
brother--reccntly admitted to the Board-under
the name of George Marley Il Co.
The Hudson River Railroad Company have de.
clared dvidendof three per cent, payable 10th
Of February. It is hoped that this IL the begin
ming OF regular dividends on this property.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-20
THE eREEnsaoRoueH PATRIOT.

The publishers of the Patriot spare neither LABOR OF
expense in making Il acceptable visitor to every house
hold in North. Carolina 1t makes neat tyPograpncai
appearance, and in point Of size is among inc pa
pers published in the ntalmng TWEEN
tyfoqr columns at least sixteen of which are neo WIN
thechoicest reading greater variety
than any other paper in the country
fair and complete history of the stirring events OF tne
day epltomised rs admit Of room for
original and seectedupon all topics calculated 10 inle
est and instruct The general reader some OF tne
writers Of the State contribute to ipe columns VI VIZ
Patriot on questions pertaining to political economy
jurisprudence the science of government as founded on
the natural authority Of the people aope while tne pens
of other contributors devoted to subjects OF ghter
series of HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE WAR IN
VIRGINIA, by one competent TO the task ana VINO mas
been through every campaign of the war IN That
These sketches alone will be worth the SUBSCRIPTION price
of the PGtriot for an entire year.
Politically, the Patriot has ever been air anu
tent exponent of the principles of tho old wing party
The editor always Wing, and when he acted with
such men as Vance, Graham Badger, Gtmer apootners
of that party he did so in sincerity and good ath beev
ing the principles enuncaed BY politicians OF this scnoo
wholesome the people at large and better adapted
to the perpetuy of the government OF our aners
those OF any other party Past experience has proved the
truth of this theory But since the dissolution OF the
UnOn the Patriot has known party and urged no ques
ton mere party grounds The old Union oelng
trevaby Destroyed without Che aid of any act or wish Of
hs he deems it his duty to unite with all good men
in Conserving the Governments of the Conederaey and
the State or North Carolina and to this end be Is happy
to knew that without any sinister motives and me
necessity of changing his position simply for the sake oil
popularity he is yet following the lead OF our nope GOV
ernor and men who formerly belonged to his old and
revered party.
The Patriot has large and constantly increasing circu
aon and consequently excellent advertising med
Price of the paper DOLLARS per annum Speci-
men copies sent free on application. ADDRESS;
Greensborough N. G.
Nov. l6 1868 .92-3tpd.
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PArRtoTtc PLANrERs.-A number of planters of
Alachera county, Florida, have published card,
pledgng themselves to furnish to soldiers families
and those not engaged in speculation whatever sup
plies they may have to spare, for Confederate mon
cy, and at prices that may be assessed by the gov
eminent commissioners for the State They furth-
agree to furnish free of charge to such soldiers
families unable to pay, feeling not char.
ty, but debt due to our brave soldiers. =,
They have called a meeting of the planters of the
county to consider the food question and of provid
ing for soldiers families.
We would rejoice to chronicle similar proceedings
of planters in every county of every State of the
GonfedeFacy.-Rich. Wig.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-20
Nov. l6, 1868.
old COTTON AND WOOL CARDS RENO

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" Waited RELIEF FOR THE PEOPhE.-Haying
bought the Patent Right of the Rev. Jas. Peeler Card
Renovation for tn State of NORTH expect to be
at Greensboro Monday and Tuesday 18th and l7th
instants and to return and remain in Raleigh, at TIE
Exchange Hotel omhe Esd TO Both ns in order to ar
rapge fer agencies of counties In the mean time any
agency established by the Rev. Mr.. Cunnnggim, in my
absence will be satisfactory NUne but Of s0brieY
honesty industry and competency need apply To such
agents the business be rendered very profitable bring
ing in from $50 $50 per day. by assau0us applicable
The object and intention of th enterprise is 10 relieve
the country generally Therefore caution the people not
to sell their old cards to persons inclined to speculate
that they may be put order for and then sold at
banced prices. And particularly and emphaticay pro-
test against any such speculation by agents Many OF
these cards. when worked upop will do as well as ever
few better-whilst others which may seem worthless,
will answer every purpose
The rates Of prices established by the Rev. Pateutee
shall be rgdy adhered to- and meets with the approba-
ton of the holder of the for the State of North Car
olina and he rgdy enOns upon all his agents to carry
out to the letter this feature Of the enterprise which is as
follows
Citizens worth $4,000 at present prices of property in
Confederate currency 81 per pair Those worth less yet
having taxable property 81 per pair. All soldiers and Of
cers of the army of 1861 1882 yet in the field or their
widows having taxable property 10 matter how much %
cents per pair And all the poor who have lands,
groes stock notes. money at interest other taxable
property, nothing
No an shall be permitted to discriminate between the
rich and the poor their work. but attend to each in the
order the cards presented Women generally inv
ted attend and bring with them cotton their cards.
infringement Of the Patent Right shall be mst rigid
lyprosecuted. SAMUEL LANGLEY.
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1868. s2-w&sw2wpd.