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Tke 10 more Bsi.a Mercury Unpleasant; N.d eines fof
urn-ls.Y .Yf tll % .--on- Dissas,s
UFI.MBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN s their STAGES Il c expense le change III Diet
no and rArusrr t causes 'f'grrni de-
srr sr4 gives strength uc thereby removing ob-trac-
ors preventing and curng Of the Llc,na aayins
pn ni Inflammation rQra ir fl's c-ss o diseases,
srd cxp.ns an poisonou. "a and worn matter.
THOUSANDS Upon THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF CtAChS.
and who have paid heavy to ne cured, IA snort tina
have found that they deceived and that the poison
fs hy the powerful aslfiaseu's been Jfi,d np IN
the sys'cn 20 break out in aggravated form. and
PEkiiAPS AFfkk AARhIAOE.
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH
IS

vsF WTLNBoLD'S FNrRACT BuCHU
vor All ions and diseases . the rnary Organs wheihes
e1is'in-
N MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause sult.ng and no matter oi low
loas standing pIcf,s oi these Organs
rcaurr The tii n a Oiure'ic
UELMlyiDs EXTRACT bUtHC nm,
is THE GREAT DiuRETlC'
AND IT Is CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT ,s
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECpNsfNnFD ~ m,
EVIDENCE OF TIlE MOST RELIABLE NM Hi'-
SPONSlHLE CHARACTER
VII trromVauy the medicine.
.tTRTtFlCArES or 1 lkfS.
FROM 20 10 81 AIRS SrNSDlNG with ..,,u
NAMES kNONN 70 sCiEN. = AND FAME
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Thi. medicine the pop Of digestion and slcies
the sbsorbenis into healthy action by which the water
caeerou. d.poons and all gnBalta enlaryements re-
duced as wei 40 main and Inflammation, and ia good for
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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PVYSiCl ANs plra-- NOTICE p.
w.oa,'r n, SECRET II lNGREplINI>.
iFlNUOLDs fNlE lEACt bitHt
r.,.t - K,rhl ,i,ehs AMI Juniper Berries elected
''-''s vlth .trai clfr by con.J",rnl druggist
'PREFANlD ~ AAtuO
H. T. HELMBOLD.
Practical and Anal,firti Chemist ard
Solr Man. ilctifcl 81
HELMKOLDS '
uF.uiNE PREPARATION.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTEEfElIs AND eNfH'N'"
DEALERS . , ,.,,.,p arti.
,y, ,,,, .'es , Y' ','n M STli,4iTE PREPARN ATOMS.
UEIMbOLDS EXTRACT btt ~, ann,
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT SAASAi ''
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EEhkSf, Ky, WnriiER.
ASK FOR HELMboLDS ,lAhE ~" ,yi void In.
Cut out this advcrscaent sDi scha W. ~ AA g
, p-.~tyl s.s .vsY'.S.'
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ARRlyAL or Mons. floors Tho United
et,s steam ,rau.p .port Bnt.c Capt lalct arr we'd at
this rort from AlcNnnra. Yesterday having on board
the both and Goth Ohio and jth Michigan Volunteers.
In ,onnuaud Of co Charles Candy Of the Goth Acting
isndirr enera Previous To leaving the ship the field
and stnn officers of tht brigade held meeting !or the
purpose oi expressing their thanks to The officers com
mnrdrc the vessel. Surgeon Ball was caNed 4" ih'
chair and Surgeon Bellows chosen sccrctary The i'l
lowing iolutions were adopted:
uhlcr. w" the field ard staff ohicers beo ts % 90 '
.fh .th gfh aud 9th ONO. aud ah Mclist H ,,
under tr command of Ini Charles Candy, I" h '''' %
,.rs Ar,inr ifie.d.rr General, having utlr lh'
Al.,suifin Va. 90 Aew board IN" .t'al' @ 49,
ronfnnndrl hy Can't T. li.lr aud upprr' 'nthR 10
enlet,ors FEB irudcr every facility TO maAr '' i''''
a. pleasant, therefore - .. Aim ipnr..,l with
the ofhcr Oh -eu Il the Gatic, va cordiy p'''' W
i on frspettiyc ooinnrhd. our '''''l' "N'
ANA .nr. th,l IT our asuf gratitude l"i I' very ""
IN irnt m nnrr in which they has" met i h"''l'" o '
ntr. attendant upon tine rans portat"n - e" many No'la'
,,li-h has brtu dome To- the Haiislhciion oi ri'
g..I,I That these grfuttiuIs oe hlrN'h t
r Halle, and Col Julian Aleu- liursel II Tic 'lc"nshp
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PRICE. al PER BOTTLE OR SIX FOR -
p,,,re 10 a. address. seculry packed ioii ou,f'au"'
A,drrs. letters Tor uf0tultiou.
IL. A. hfLMBOLp,
tufMlst.
pEpDf
No loi South iotl ~t below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA.
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quiet lc re The weather has changed and isvery cool
and II easant. SAbER'
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me- sn Aiermah Q. IN .o b
ph'iinh. Ii A. helmbod Who being duly sworn S., eS"
sav his preparations contain no pat, 10 "0 ' -' -
inlufioas dtii' o"' arc ""' II T. HELNBOLD.
t.t,i h.G,r, f. ... lii. pa day of Noyembcfi
SMoi" -'" '"''' AM % llli iAKD. Alderman,
100 gtlrst above Race, ih.aiclPhia
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FROM or s!c..i urspsri'ai
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G. ..rer -WnrrcnsoH mud ihc K'co-
ME There --Wouscr, and whisiy-Ccu.
ditiou Of Ecmnic GontraSauds -- r.ttIc
Qreen-Esorsc Racing-.S oea Su"H Goc-
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For the Standard.


Fbe subscriber was opposed 10 secession,
wrong in principle ard would result IN the
the South when put in practice, but the original secession
sts succeeded in breaking up the government Although
he nothing do with bringing ON the war; put
did come be Volunteered in 1851 and has been IN the S9n
N @. Regiment about 10 months, was In the Datte ~
BERN the battles around Richmond, the battle oil Shaps
burg and for proof of the part he took IN tnese pae
reference is made TO his commanding officers ana 70 nls
comrades who stood with him in the days OIL oa'e ~ e
post Of danger :. -. -. lar -
On returning home this summer t recruit his neaIn'
he informed one liver d. Patterson OF Moore coun
ty had been busy c;rouatpe report that James Cur
RE had egned sickness made some otheF excuse au
had skulked out of every battle. When ms autnor was
manded he fegned forgetfulness and could not reeo
who told him; he then told that the report was
SANDER upon soldier base and wifni lle ana ne uu
give his author be would be held responsible ana pun
lished the father ofthe SANDER He still refuses 10 give
his author, If he ever had one. .---.-... 4
This same ID. Patterson an original secesslobIs"
great war man. and done all he could to get his nehoorS
Children to 90 into the war; could not bear to let hs
dear volunteer until the conscrpt was about
catch him. and he is around with petition praying
the President discharge his from service
he has more negroes fight for than any OF bis
whose bearing the heat and burden OF the
But this is keeping with the conduct ct orgina sece
sioniss in this country They call others by hard names
and try force others into the war and stay al nome
selves
The subscriber truly sorry that Mr. Patterson has LOST
his memory. He always considered renarkaoie LOT
the exercise of that faculty. He could tell within OIL
how much security money he paid for Jesse F. and now
much money paid Mr. Mcmillan of Bladen county Tor
boarding his WIFE, and other things and yet he cannot
member who told him infamous SANDER upon In SOL
der JAMES l.. CURRlE.
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uEADaUA RTERs, ENReLLIsG.oFBrcr,

EAtJ44AHI lEIN ~ Af4zltNSE0tEICki,
HI Fifth District, Oxford NJ c., July 25th lssS.-In
obedience to General Orders No IA, Col Peter Maett
Commandant of CoDscripts n Ca Commanding Ufcers Of
the several Regiments OF Militia in the 5tb Congressional
District of North Carolina comprising the Counties Of
FrankliDj Kash Warren, Granville Wake and Orange,
will assemble all whe male persons between and -
years of age who have not already received of
exemption detail at the folrowing times and places
for na eurc eDt aud examination BY the Medical Board
4Oth Regiment N. c. Militia Franklin county at Louis
8Sd ResmehtN G. Militia, Nash county, at Nashville,
August 22d. ....- -. .... ::
s7th Regiment N C. Militia Warren county, at Warren
ton, August Path! j. ..5i ..- .'''-'' 80 - - 20.
42d Regiment N Militia Granville county, at Oxford
August 26th. .: ... ... =.
z8d Regiment N. C. Militia Granville county at Oxford
August 9th.
S8th Regiment n. G. Militia, Wake county, at Raleigh.
August 18th and 8lst. Pc. . -. go Z. ~. ... .. u
8sh Regiment N. c. Militia Wake county, at Raleigh,
September lst.'' A" ..r'.-- d.
ilS,h Regiment N c. Militia Wake county at Raleigh,
September I'd.
45h Regiment N. c. Militia, Orange county, at Hills
borough September 4th a.. ,s...,.-.,E ~ ..'.-J
18th Regiment N. G. Militia, Orange county, at Hills
borough, September 5th and 7th.
-. :. -. : n A. LANDS, ia, o..
Enrolling Officer 5th District N. C.
II. W. GAFFEY,.
... '..-, Asst. Surg. PA C. 8.
. ..'s. ..' W. b. DAVIS, NJ. D., o;
. g d. c. HERND0N, N. D., -r.
=. EeGminiRg Board. Z
July 30, 1868. 62-w&sw2w,
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OUR CAUSE AND COURSE Ito PEG.


" PIE OF NORTH. CAR0LINA.-Ofice Chief Com
mssary, G s., Greensborough, July 9th, 1863. -.
Comfortably to the Circular of the Commssary General
of Subsistence approved by the Secretary of War the
Commssarat Department in this State is divided into
four Districts for the purchase and proper distribution Of
subsistence stores and chief purchasing commssary of
ability and experience has been appointed in each district
who has appointed sub-agent for each county.
. This system is deemed adequate to meet such
emergencies may arise, and hereby earnestly ap-
peal to the people of this State to bring forward 10
these purchasing agents of the Government all articles
of subsistence of every kind which they posi-
bly, spare. This patriotic duty which every good ct-
zen his country audit is hoped that there will be
necessity for mpressng such articles the army will be
obliged have its support. The orders in force ind
cate but method by which Commssares from other
States whether depOts with armies in the field
obtain supplies from this State and strict adherence to
them indispensable to develop the of the
States alike All District COmmissaries in this Stat
their subcommssaries and agents are thereto" ~ aDc
directed to prohibit Interference within tn .e hereby
limits and if shipments of purchases eIr appropriate
ed they will take steps to preyept - made be attempt
impress the stores. o. - Ihem, and, If necessary
rfss tran sSortat are respectfully reausstad Z,
coSos 20 the IN to such shipments and tn 1snort th
occur. -" "uTse Dis'riet the transactions
-. ... --..- ..,...-, JAMES SLOAN. -.
Maj and Chief CUmmissary,
800 for the State of North Carolina
- = A0"0' r. ...t $50. 50 Oh -r.- S2-w4t.
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July 80, 1868.
THNHOUSANDs OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH

THNHOUSANDsO OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH
u ERN HEPATIC PILLS have been ordered 10 one day.
Wherever known their use continues Without putting
they have gained ground by their real value. More
than five hundred are known to have been cured
by these Pills al .... - .. ....
This excellent family medicine is recommended by the
respondents say that they also Bilious Rheumatism
Pneumonia, Chs and Fevers Bilious Fevers Piles and
Worms. They are perfectly safe medicine ' B.
Peter Walden, ESQ., of Dinwddie County, Virginia after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious Rheu
matsm and Peurisy says: "My Doctors bill has been
heretofore from $75 to $500 per year. have used them
hese pills. for my family which consists of
and colored and have not called in Doctor. This is
great saving They certainly the best family medicine
discovered"
Rev. John W. Potter of Greene county, North
had suffered twelve years from diseased liver which the
physicians had not been able to cure He saws al COM
menced taking the Hepatc Pills with no confidence in
them. They acted like q charm me. From that hour
have improved have persevered in their until now
by Gods blessing, am well and hearty had negro
man who as believe. saved from death by dose Of
these pills My Doctors bill annually from 500 to
5000 but have had no use for physician since"
Thos H. Raney, Esq, Granville county N c says: 1
lind your pills To be the best family medicine have ever
used They have proved very beneficial in my case
have been very much afflicted for Is years and have tried
every kind of medicine that could get but have found
more relief from your pills than all others. Ny disease is
nervous system have used them in ten or fifteen cases
in my family and find them to be the very medicine for
nearly all family diseases"
The great rise in the price of ingredients and the heavy
taxes compel the proprietor to increase the retail price
quit the manufacture They not profitable to him
than when sold at lower rates.
PncE-S,5O box For SIS a dozen boxes will be sent
prepaid to any part of the Confedea Those who desire
less than dozen boxes must apply to the druggists
Great reduction made to Druggists and Merchants hO bag
Address GEORGE. w DEEMS
Wilson, N. @.
AuOuSt yRSrv1r nd
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iG2NSCRIPT OFFICE, CAMP uo,
IishI %y =, loSS.TThe following botce is herata MES,
iSeea pr he information of all cGncerned pub
Coz. PETER MALLETT
VT, -, -.>------- -Com'dr of CoIscrints E
-HALLhItl. huJ {. ~
- = II ~ - = NOTICE

-.vs..f., BUREAU OF CoSsoR1p-,
Richmond, Va july Diet Oa;,
10 answer numerous inquiries and to corro.' 1903
cerned: 4NN' 20 'PuOHsheu to all enU
l. Under the recent call of the President ov,-,
.1nscIpt age all substitutes have ceased tH The
wise exempt by law. NU Is not Olhee.
II; membership, unless as an officer dplv ooo.-
the war Department, of local Organization f BY
Ience or special service confers no claim 70 nome de-
confederate service; neither does service - ~ ptOl
ila, unless IN case Of officers actually in N tne mi.
have duly qualified. IL, .T.-.F A.. - commission who
III Hereafter any one furnishing substi,r,.
come aoe IN bis own person whenever the srr;. VIII BE-
substitute are lost to the government from Ofths
than the casualties of war ,.-gE "uy cause Other
W. Application for exemption, on any cror.,
ever must hrst be addressed to the local epTo What
VINO, he has not power to act or is in donb 0cer
them to higher authority, with report of The VIII refer
such addressed direct TO higher authority will a All
and invariably be referred back for local
report; and the applicants will thus have nsain and
time and prolonged suspense. e'eSsly lost
| Appeals. against adverse decisions by local os
De forwarded 5y them for hearing, when any e1, will
| W: Cotnmaudauts of COnscrpts will give this,
tensVe circulation in the local press of tb UOee eT
! States. G. w LAY II Tor ueT respective
| July %, 1853. .. g.. 1'ei Vi Bureau
| "a Register, Western Democrat Favattorir. 81
Yer, Wilmington Journal Salisbury Watcbmsn e Voser.
vile News, copy until 2Uth August next with @ Ash
| graph. WIN 'h's para
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For the Standard

Mr. EDIroR:-In the remarks of Mr.. Grssom, of Gran
VILE on a motion to print the correspondence between
Gov Vance and the Secrearyo War; reported ia the
Standard of July 5th injustice is done by making me
appear simply ridiculous in my reply to his question
Perhaps the reporter did not wish to give aid aud com.
fort to the enemy by stating what did If So will
be patriotic he, and just say am not correctly re-
ported. Yours,
r. L. BEALL.
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August 8, 1868.
ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING

ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING
n Board, 18th Congressional District, ASHORE, N. c.
July %, 1853
In accordance with General Orders No. H. Conscripto Of
6ce Camp Holmes N c., notice is hereby given that the
Enrolling Officers and Examining Board will visit the
counties comprising the 7th Congressional District at the
following times and places:
SOth Regt. N. c. Militia Arson county, at Wadssboro
August goth
Sist Regt N C. Militia, Arson county, at wadesboro,
August 2lst and 22d.
SD Regt N. C. Militia Stanly county, at Albemarle,
August oath and 25th.
62d Reg't. N. c. Militia, Montgomery county, at Troy
August 9th and 2sth.
5lst Regt N C. Militia Moore county, at Carthage Au
gust 3lst and September LIST and 3D.
49h Regt N. G. Militia Chatham county, at Pittsboro,
September, 4th and 5th.
5oth Reet N c. Militia Chatham county, at Pittsboro
September 9TH, 9Th and 9th.
SD Regt n. C. Militia, Randolph county, at ASHORE,
September lth and 9Th.
Gath Regt n. c. Militia Randolph county, at ASHORE,
September l4th and 18th.
65th Regt.N GMilitia Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th and 18th.
10th Regt N. c. Militia Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th, 2Ist aud 22d.
The Colonies of Militia Regiments in this District will
that the following persons present at the time and
places above specified:
All persons arriving at the age of Is since the last enroll
may be specially ordered before the Board Enrolling of
cer each and every person between the 40 aud As
years, whether previously exempted not and all Subs
tutes discharged from the service
All persons who fail to report ncuded in the above
er at the places of rendezvous at the time appointed will
be considered deSerters. j. NJ. LITTLE,
lst Lit. and Enrolling Officer 7th Con. Dist
PETER G. SNOWDEN,
Surg. and Chairman Examining Board.
Aug. 8, 1858. 63-4t.
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EudowmeD, Fund for soldiers Orphans.

The following list contains the names OF donors
Fund with the amounts of their respective donations up 10
this date ALI who have contributed hfy dGla
are Trustees of the Fund and they and all others 50
Contributing like amounts respectfully ~
meet in Raleigh N G., on Thursday sotn Gay Those Who
St h rssnt;n person may be represented BY proxy
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EARN FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER OF
II fers for sale valuable FARM containing 225 acres
situated in the County of Aamance within and half
miles of Haw River Station, the N C. Railroad There
the premises comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary ouibuidings. Price $4,000.
For further information, apply to G. W. SWEPS0N or
F. d. KOONCE, at Haw River, N. O. ..r: d.. F.t..
June %, 1868, 5l-w&swtf
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$50 REWARD.
COnScrint Office.

: OAHF IIOIAES, ~ % June D, 1868. I
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE pam
IA for the arrest and delivery at the Camp of Insrnr
ten, of the following soldiers who deserted from the d
Regiment n G. Troops, on the 18th day of May 1868:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER Company B, "a vp,,,
of age. five feet six inches HIGH dark complexion daI
hair dark eyes, three of his upper teeth out occu
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lncen County
North-Carolipa ~
years old, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County by oeeuns
tion when enlisted farmer.
for North Carolina. r"
J. @. PIERCE, Adjuant.
June 9, 1868. 47-tf
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DILESs FISTULA, JUNIORS, ULCERA.
II TIONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMAT0RRHEA,
SYPHILlTIC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR ]. A. CLoProN
for Piles and guarantees perfect in every case of
Piles, where the Tumors down when at stool. He
operated with perfect few days ago. in Of
Al years standing his tumOrs coming down as large as
large tea at every stool Those who doubt may ad-
dress Mr.. H. H. Berry, Monticello Florida.
Dr. operated desperate cases in Salisbury last
year, ofthem is known 20 every citizen of Salisbury
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala. for the
present. .- ... -..,.. .-. e. - ~ -
March 90, 1868. ....... a4-wSswtf
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY,

NNTE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft of the people We are now manufacturing the
flying shuttle and OdJdshiOaed looms, spinning sChees
bedeuds &C. In few days we expect to be manufacture
ing shoe lasts and pegs
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings of all
kinds will be furnished far possible. The farming
interests of the country will receive especial
We will pay the highest prices for old castings, which
you must bring to us if desire the supply new cast
ngs be kept up We shall soon be prepared to furnish
US of various kinds by wholesale and retail Soldiers
wives will be furnished with necessary articles reduced
prices. t. -..-.. SIMPSON 4 HOOKER.
Hisboro, N c., June s. 1858. 46-w&swtE
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NHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE
" The exercises of this School will be resumed the
18th oSepIember The year divided into two sessions,
of fourteen and the other of twenty-five weeks with
short vacation Christmas Board and tuition for next
session $l6S. The ornamental branches charge
Mr. A Baumuun assisted by Miss Nays will have charge
of music aud Mr. w. j. Myrover will teach French draw
ing and painting For circulars containing particulars
address Rev. r. BURWELL
Charlotte n. c.
July "a, 1858. 60-4tpd.
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NoNsCRTPT OFFICE, CAMP HOLMES,

TONSCRIPT OFFICE, CAMP HOLMES,
~ N. c. July %, ls63 General Orders, No. IA.
In accordance with the proclamation of the President
issued the 18th inst ColoueS of Militia WILL the goth
day of August enroll all in the bounds of their
Regiments between the of Is and As who have not
already received certificates Of exemption or detail
Enrolling officers of North Carolina are directed to make
their appointments Immediately, to visit the Regiments
within their Districts commencing the Goth day of Au
gust.
liable to CONSUMPTION have the right to volunteer in
company regular service of the Confederate States be-
enrolment. After enrolment they must to camp,
where they will be assigned 10 commands of their choice,
far practicable. All persons therefore, desiring
volunteer do before the 10th CT August 1.-THE day
of enrOlment Transportation will be furnished at this
office.
After enrolment substitutes cannot be accepted under
any circumstances except at this office. Tbs principal is
required to appeal person with the substitute SubS
tutes under Is so will not be accepted. Certificate
of good moral character is required before the substitute
: will be taken. cog. o.,
This call is made by the President from absolute
sty TO meet the increased force of the enemy strength
aud support gallant aud veteran army to protect
aud defend homes and resdes and drive the invader
from SOIL Our veteran troops require the assistance
of every who shoulder musket draw sword.
The COmmaadant therefore, earnestly hopes that this call
will be responded to promptly, cheerfuy and with un-
wavering determination TO swell the list of glorious
and gallant dead if necessary for our freedom and inde
pendence.
The Commandant takes pleasure again in acknowledging
the efficient aid rendered him by the State officers, and
exhorts them to renewed zeal in supplying the necessities
of the army. Col. PETER MALLETT,
Commandant of Conscripts for NC
]. W. MALLErr Adutant.
July %, 1868. 61-2w.
~ Daily Progress Standard, Western Democrat, Fay
ettevile Observer Wilmington Journal Salisbury Watch
man, Asheville News please copy. z
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Chloe FACTORY FOR SALE IN nue.
~ ASVlLLE, N. C.-The building is large and ~
ranged for the business. The machinery was npro a,
Just before the war began, and is capable of turpT @
$50 pair of shoes per day The hands at present W!
can be retained by the purchaser if desired For pr
particulars, apply to W. F. RICE. Ag p''neF
July %, 1868. sI9 A. u
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VNAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
Il a negro mau who says his is PETER, and that
he raised by Council Best, of Wayne County, N. c.,
and now belongs to William Harvey, of Richmond, Va
The of said boy hereby notified to forward
prove property pay charges and take him away, he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN W. DIXON, Sheriff.
Greene Co, N. c., July 10. 1858. 56-w&swtf.