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10 900 bes state and western, $500 10 Southern and


Corn meal Brsndywlne, per punch "a 90 20 90
wheat was cheaper aud less active with ses OF IS 90
bshes a. 81 SO 81 95 for white Western 81 % 81 10
for red and amber Western 81 30 81 90 milwaukee
slab amber spring. 81 80 81 81 for hiago gprng
mixed Western a. 90c 9ic or sound. 76c. SOC Tor
uns und and heated and Ole. 0Gc for orr yellow
Rye IN demand a. 81 81 os. Sales were made Of
1850 bushes barley at 81 so 81 u.s. Oats continued in
moderate demand at 63c. TO-. according TO quality.
OoFyix was lightly deal. in hut stlny held, including
Rio prime, NJ 81 &c 32c. good 80 &c. fair, Zoe.
30c; ordinary % sc 29c Maracaino 50 40.
aasguayfa oo7sc 325sc Java, aic as5c; ST. Nomnso'
CorIoN rose TO 7sc. a SOC. for mddngs, with safes
q 2, 500 bales
FRnan1s were Inactive to day: rates unchanged. TO
Liverpool the engagements iuciude $40 Dds hour ut
1s y 70 Cd. I5s00 bushels grain Ut 6lsu. ~ 600
eleroes beef at 6s $500 packages provisions a. 1os
AIS I'd. 10 London 500 bbls hoor 80 D. 3D.
HAY was steady at eoc 81 90 for North river, with
hir inquiry
HnEs.-Prime we're &c. lc, higher and actively
Hops we're selling freely q. 2oc new crops.
LEATHER was less active, but auoted arpi.
1INR-There more inquiry Tor Rocland at Csc. for
MoIAssrr.-rhers were 45o e,ls New Orleans Sold a,
obc 42c. for old ana 50c &c. Tor crop.
NAVAL STORES were stly ned, bat jet.
PRovuuo Hs.Pcrk sold 10 the extent 5000 bbls nj
Ga 10 &l4 SIX for old, and SIG 20 $40 81 for
uess, and slI 90 $,s Is for prime Feel was quiet.
with sales OF 800 bbs. at Sl 50a sl2T6 f)r plain, and
zon AL. 70 oS tgs era es - C. mese cso ae o.
1900 boxes bacon at 7isc. exc. and 40 packages
hams and shoulders ~ - &C. and SIG &C. Batter
y request at 2ic 2Jc for STATE and loc. 2oc.
Western. Cheese selling ireeiy 40 l0c. a ID NC.
RtcE continued active, 1850 bags Fart India having
found buyers at Tic. IKE
SALraETaI was in good demand nj 1916 1896 for
crude
sners-sales were heavy again 10 day, Including
~ 900 II 900 bags pepper ~ equal = &c 3Cc.,
duty paid 1000 mats cassia 10 ~ &c. 10
~ t6c. and 10 do. nutmegs AT Sac.
SUGARS in moderate demand with gales OF $50
hhds at 1Ohc "a t2l7c. for New Orieans, and l0Lc.
loc for Cuba; also $40 boxes Havana, par; at IOc.
. lie
TALow.-Thsre were 100000 lbs. sold At no
l1fc
WusKuy-sales transpired OF 500 bbis at SOC
S2sc.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

COOPER UNION FOR TIE ADVANCEMENT ~
~ Sc susa an6 Arl.TEc tAiFt rer re.uTs ~ science
81 ,oecfurneni be delivered Ia lae large hall "f be
Untoa liar day Jaruary ~ VA ssht II H. pc iscy ~
L n Nnea, ~ u Ill, u S01iact-A BlAottca 4 100 III
SAC Social Compact
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n4LraARpF WANTED, 4 nEcoND HAND BfLLlAED
ID TIne 4sg haye vern utrd sole tran months
an1N sat. Jefa u4ho.Ary Qr 1sfN1 v @e"'"ti al gan
sn1 - soed oder aadftss, &atna pf4. trstsr A.. IS.
III X sus yg1J P0s& olire.
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DAxclse ACADEMIES.

I)RIvArg LESSONS FOR LADIES AT THgfg RESI-
L deacs --Ke0osa au3 .x fashionable Dsnsrs tsa.a
rerfec,y IN wN .ensJas Nor aiuits aUI thtirp
sysry Gay Academy s. sercn,h ay~nuc Thir,eenth
erect DLAAE Ballet Master.
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A O. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER
IA. Peremptory sale OF elegant
Imported Furniture and magnificent

A q. FUTILE. AUCTIoNEER
III. peremptory sale elegant
Imported Furniture and magnificent
Works OF Art. Manufactured In
London and Fsrs. sod 10 close estate.
A. q. FUTILE would inform his Ant all ia
OF nne Furniture and chase and elegant Pafor
that he will eel tomorrow FRIDAY the residence Ib2
Twenty Eighth I0, clock the
entire costly arrangements of the house al OF which
nearly w positively be sold without reserve Com
DniDy Room Win fun and
amber Gass Ware, French and iud a China rich Silver
wood Paror Farpt m, ma nilccnt rarior Suit. aouoe
and sineie in RIGA ocaie with slip cie-
EaLt Ssyres and DRESDEN Vases Jewel Casss Gro pa,
Figures in bronze and marble; twont valuable HIS
enrfca and Land Paintings rich frames, French
Mantl and fet Mirrors, twenty pasr oi neh Lace Curtains
and shaars, soid God Centre ficr Fables
uiosc Cabinets, French Es.re Tur2sn Lounges
choirs bronze ClorNs, over hundred yaras Of rich
Carpets, elegant and other Dcsais Dressing
Blu Spring and Hair Gaces,a Beds Bedding
with large Yusai,ty cot enufnr.eI No pospcIenent
Catalogues a. house.
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A BRAHAM yANnFaFoOt. co. AUCTfoNEERs
~ MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE,
sTATUAR., PAINTINGS,



AhrlcLES or yERTu,
At PUBLIC Al CfjON,
Al the elegant H. H. Chapman Esq,
A. 8ea 81 tenth between FIN Avenues
ths dy, TIL RSJ4AY january %, sale commencing al
O'Clock
neAWING Rooms
Eronas ane Orr Ny GhaHdelerB velvet Carpets Rugs,
superb suns, covered With Drofatei richest dnEoption
E0reras satuary marble Sc rotary loos.ase En-
nurea, cabIGs, Mantl Nlrors, Pier Mirrors onbro
der Lii cutlau4 French Shaies Centre Tapea, Chess
Tables. Sevfes Dlasdrn rhiaa Vases,
HAGAf.tNiSt ROSEWOOD lIANOtORpE,
rcD'y ed al ease, mAa- by city makers stool Can.
terburN, Guytc ikusiC kouk. bulcaus
Beiseads, War ohes Mattresses gra,Eer kcis Blankets
shNets Mirrors, Gu -. Buaei. anslon tnble nina
dlass S.}"r WAR, talie Cufier, wines: Basouacut
ana * clCD ispits'r. Sal poeltlyr. sNinc.
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Ntt i4f t.t4e 4. Conas NhitEisS, 1UI.3
y s.HN ..t.at Fl. l.. 4ttt as isN itne o.
t4r n. aei 0.p,.n ar,ae SEQ. ArpJ 80 William
Ff4NMGnO. sa ra.eaI
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PEgsONss..

(NlitLlEIh It4i. ron ADOPTION AND ADCrTED
~ Ntt" sagI a*.t A. saaee Hiflt q iTG.fe nHtsiss
Ais4 Et ENuda4r a.
lar. snaar..us, s. atnc otih btE =. 1--WE vassas
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is. j.
oiass SAVER a5s laaie Cusry IL ns: y so Basement
A'N . 'eA'" ''.'~'e' s'' pos''N'. "a q s'h''
r,,r,,, >gr,,rg r,,,.,,r 80, crr, !, r,,S,-,,,,
- uoLp /, kNtt.Kh;
80 III Il = pips, 4 ' ,litSs ai'iIi''
a. esnaSe,-4ry 'pi"ttany 'pf n9u't eepe's ana Nc
Furniture az la, esa'' sdcnee - Clinton place Lynn
.v oo S, III .ar5ar XXI .o, ssS I, to,a
Char one K.s pol ana oar n.saa'oon b.rk hs II tpo
w, IT, ,iinl rf oa is,a st,, niafi,o III. All itre
,t,, r's ,e 1s', n = IA ,, s.a L"ant h.,pS"
CHINA nd n ri ~ - ''uuHia'
siUoi. MD ,61 Ell
,,a'as w 1n. Y . AZ s 5s Il G bsa
sIana a. iet, 500 ,tShi " KIN 10 W,,,s ~ g,
"a r. J.s 1aa asyJ 40 o CHINA 'ad s'c'
--- ----------.-..-
a. rbursde5, ~. ~ y . !, a. o. Nor baa,-,
aahans, ~ slou 81 h.uaewn, pertsuisoly y
90. ,sD; .,, i!'sso ,i., g 5 's,y.! !.
rae ~riscl
4 U:uon NORGE EiEGA>r olsEuoLD run
~ mar Z. lr,ats - \ I r. a NJ e ~ ~
rrbiy AtV"l m 20 ofHtl VII -
" coo sc 1 S s ali al ~ 10 49, :. aa. csLe %
h., ,ao,s ArrS ut IA w,., T,',n srset t'l,, el
near g SAN av ~p = - "s'' h'0 street. o'uo ''S
- j. cuuros ,ucr,oxErp
H. o,ia sa ,s 81 = ni4ss AMI Taiog.
a. .,.iosI n ~ MIX m' ~ ~ 49,. ~ ~,
".'' Az GREEN s,trpn Y,tn,ss
aiso 81 t,r.'s 4 rAiLoW
sale w "rasr L.sut .o 4. b. EATON, A. q General OF
buhhh oo A,Vs' I, sAifSFVoM no.
Tho Lease stock a, FIXTURES II Ii alr n orc oil se
notoeast ceFart q Brcone ana Mol str e.. BaacIc
I1pwAED sIsTzEEIcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Fur,i.are I,ano o.te. carpeS ses, i. ~ y rs
svns 90 ss o s"a 81 &, y =, % seoes q 49, .S.na
tnrni.e u $50 ''tieer " i.a"s ir,.,ris Imam and
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 1868.
BOARDING AVID LONGING.

"A TIE FRANKFORT HOUSE,, cogsER OF PRANK.
"A iort and William streets. one ollcA " CITY
Hail. two handrcd AMI hy lgnl wer, AatF iurnl@ lnd
koems klnge 2oc SIC pcs dAi "A to 81 " pr
week. House open all nlshl
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rAMELs' ;lAIe sHAwLs
~ RuRs
ALL MINDS Ices
Bought for caai " LOtls ANkf,H 723 broadway.
AIRS. l. MoEErs,
IM Nj. AItTI STREET.
CUSTOM sliIk1s MADE
Thc best httina and mott durable Va the city.
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DoARD ~ASJED-iN BGUJNIfS, IS cLuaE
- vtiriyn Ma Ntr.ef t'lEht e. ta
Ign n. ".
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FINANCIAL.

RMY AND NAVY COLLECTION AND PAY OFFICE =
n Pensions, Bounty BACK Pay, irge aon l oh ~ utt
Clxns, collected cashed. Circular, with al Of prizes
for disbursement and book Of nstrncons laws
upon application. s0MkS & BROWN.
N. r.
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MATRIMONIAL.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN ~ EasY CIRCUMSTANCES
~ wislss " reslppd with yo4ns aiy Mfih Vlsw ~
mony. Address cisrrnes " Evs.sy hs1eL Chuns,
cArtgn county, PennsyiyADia.
4 GENTLE NAN, ENTIRELY HEEPECTABLK. POS
~ s~sa4nx 800 fBoone Nesss ste y reGreinsnt,
srnce @p rvsp-caDih, with an lnco1r 90 . ~. no
.utfsteH dAu rndsahe proves mutual ehsbiiy.
A4dress for enc ~ee.. A.. station a. fosi oa.cc.
YOUNG NAN, TWENTY-FIVE YEaPs oy koR.
~ called SOD .oklhr, Ni4 simple u*t1s, Noul1 tks -
ne a4uxiat.se Of pretty saf acco9ff sasd
lady with AvisS - Wars GunT A4ffeN Tor tEfes
With carte De yisite 4. n. NJ. bot as Poet one
REF1Spp AND Acc0APLfsHBD WIDOW. 90
~ " p0 eas.ne sgpeai anes asta = ysals, 4tsfas
EenR eufleI ia slth b. abr uti4Nsf ~
fthb I'D ancmep FsssNs ff@sa MfA y.tnss. 81 80
y Faai aI.s.
GENTLEMAN or MEANS, ACED - rEJA9BD ~
IN In hs city. desires ~ "a 0ggalff4nte
d zone sng ady yAg~ uny fr.are y ttose .eA.its
~ whlgH c4Ta 80 Hf rFin8 ssting
its.s Aac's@ A l. T., fssi Ode. No. To-
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The New conscription Act.

The following is a copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently By both Houses of Congress:
AN ACT to amend act, entitled An Act to provide
further for the public defence"-approved 10th April
1852. ---...--.
The Congress of the Confederate States of america d.
endc That the President be- and be is herby authorized
TO call out and place in the military service of the Coufed
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been sooner ended all white who residents the
Confederate States between the ages of thirtyve and for
y-nVe years. at the time the call calls may be made
ana VINO are not at such time times legally exempted
from military service; such parts thereof as in his
judgment may be Necessary to the public defence such
call or calls to be made under the and according
70 the terms OF the act which this ia an amendment
and such authority shall the President DURING tb
present war; as to all persons who are or NAV here
after become eighteen years of age and when once an
rolled all persons between the ages of eighteen and fortv
hVe shall serve their full time rooided that if the Pres
loen III calling out troops into the service of the Cued
crate States shall first call for only part of the persons
cen the hereinbeoTe stated be shall call for those
pew cen the Of and any other age less than
pTosded that nothing herein contained shall be
understood as repeating modifying part of the act
winch l1ls Is amendatory, except herein expressly
ana Dfn0tded further that those called under
act ana me act TO which this is amendment shall
o hTst and immediately ordered fl to their maximum
tne companies, battaions squadrons and regiments
me respective States at the time the act to further
SSae os the public defence approved 10th April 1852
passed and the surplus, if any, shall be assigned to
thai aI formed from each State since the passage of
the Sto placed IN organizations be Differed by
of or such residue, according the laws there
The OF as now provided by law; prouided that
or az authorized TO suspend the execution of this
W "n''h th'sts an aDeudmsnt, 10 any locality
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ARMY MATTERS.
CONSCRIPT OFFICE
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 5th, 1868.

CONSCRIPT OFFICE
Orders, "'"' i0O''
No. 3.
A DEMONSTRATION HAVING BEEN PLlG
upon tne published orders of officers detailed q
recruiting service it is hereby announced far inform
OF Enrolling Officers, and others interested that the
Son Of the eonscript law has not been suspended rs
o'a TI for thirty days, nor for single hour
Inc othcers charged with the execution of this hTr
ae,Se themselves to the Jealous and prompt perfa
Inc safety and welfare of the country demand thai ~
man IN this crisis should do his whole duty. NotI q
n9r an hour should be lost in filling up The thnned NJ
OF our glorious and gallant army A few more such TT
mes as II has recently achieved will speedily secursFa
and independence to the country.
BY order of Col. T. P. AUGUsr. Commandant Of Del
scripts for N. G.
J. C. PIERCE, Adinta'.
Feb. 10, 1863. lS-A
81 The Salisbury Wat Gilman, Cha. Iofte Bulletin j
vile News, Fayetteville Observer and Wilmington jour
VIII copy twice and send bill to Progress office
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HEADQUARTERS.

Elk. Board and Enrolment of ConscripR
OXFORD, n. c., January oath, 1865
NHE COMMANDING OFFICER OF IIsTH Hs,
wake County Militia, will assemble bis men > = =
Court House. in Raleigh, on the 28d z4th and 2l Y.
OF Teoruary, 1868, for medical examination and Dos
nally advertised.
II. W. CAFFEY, Asst Surg,
r., P. A. c. s., e. BaI
JAS: T GILLIAN, NJ. d.,
JUNlUS 7. FULLER, NJ D.
A lands,
Capt and Enrolling OhcstE
Jan. 81, 1853, ~
@ Progress please copy.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor
RICHARD H. BATTLE JR., of Anson, 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. BRoeDES, Of Wayne Comptroller.
ID. w. BAN, Of Wake, Clerk. ..
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange Auditor.
o. II. PERRY, of Wake, Librarian.
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SUPREME COURT.

RICHMOND N. PEARSON, of Yadkin Chief Justice.
WV. II. Battle, OF Orange Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, of Craven Associate Justice.
SIoS n. RoeERs, of Wake Attorney General.
HAMILTON O. JONES' of Rowan, Reporter.
EDMUND B. FREENAN, of Wake, Clerk.
JAMES LITcHFoRD, Of Wake, Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raegh year. commencing on the Sc
cOnd Monday in June
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100000.

pILES, FISTULA IN ANO, 11ITiOeI
y PERMATORRHOEA hGpT0E
Montgomery, 1Ia gives special attention to . ,Rf
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction ID .oGa
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that DC
the worst case of PILES. .-.rsl -
He has operated with perfect success ID Bs'
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeoD'
never had accident to happen. .n 10 ss> /
Persons writing must enclose aten cent STAMP =,
attention. oeEksH
Aug, IL, 1859.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

JuDeEs- John L. Bailey, of Buncombe, Romulus NJ
Saunders of Wake Robert R. Heath of Chowau George
Howard i Of Wilson, James ". Osborne of Mecklen.
burg Robert s. French. of Robson Robert B. Gillian,
oil Granville, and W. N. Ship, Of Rutherford
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So1crroRs-Jesse Gates of Hertford of lst Circu;
Charles q. Clark, of Craven, I'd Circu Sion Rogers
of Wake Attorney General Sd Circuit Thomas Settle OF
land, 9Th Circuit; Robert F. Arm6ed, of Yadkin, 6th
Circuit; Wm p Bynum, Of Rutherford, 9TH Crcuit and
A. 5. Merrimon, of Buucombe, Sth Circuit.
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An ACT ESTABLISH PLACES OF RENDEZVOUS
NATION ENROLLED MEN.

NATION OF ENROLLED
Tie Congress of the Confederate States of america do
enact That there shall be established in each county, par
sh district and in any city in county parish dis
trc in the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons in said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the held who shall be there examined BY
Surgeons to be employed by the government
TO be assigned to that duty by the President day of
which days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
aud 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;
to the physical and mental capacity of person mil
tary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
ascerained to be fit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC. q There shall be assigned 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
OF whom may act at place Of rendezvous in said dis
trict.
SEC. g. When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
in county parish district, that any enrolled person
therein is unable to attend account of Sickness it shall
be the duty Of said Surgeon to file said certificate with the
commandant 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
sruc'iOn, his continued disability certified by the GER
tcate of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct parish be shall be held liable as absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct IL, 1869.
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DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

GUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE, rl.
~ BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE AAHo
LII PHYSlUIAN. For sale ut POMkhvI
Raleigh, Dec Is, 1852
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Jones' Wednesday next after the fifth Monday after the
fourth Monday in March and September.
Onsow sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
Carteret, seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
March and September.
Beaufort eighth 4"
Hyde ninth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
Wilson, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
CIRCUIT.
Martini the Monday before the first Monday in March
and September
Pitt, the first Monday in March and September.
Edgecombc second
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Time of Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS.

FIRST CIRCUIT.

SECOND
Duplln fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION W 4
IL CLEND0N'S CREEK, six miles west Of Carln'ss
ing on the basin of the CUaIfietds, containing icy
winch is Us productive any lands in the county
Inc improvements good and the situation healthy
liberal John M0BlSU55
November II, 1862. s2-WS"
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An ACT AMEND ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO FURrH-
PROVIDE FOR The PUBLIC DEFENCE" APPROVED l6TR
APRIL 1862 AND ACT AAEND The SANE, AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER UTE, 1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States Of America do
act That all persons subject to enrolment for military
be enrolled under instructions from the War De
partment and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
nund whether within the State county their residence
not and when enrolled shall be subject the prn
visions of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State of which they may be residents Provided That this
shall not extend to member of military organic
vice without the limits of his State And provided further
That the President authorized suspend the execution
of this regards the residents Of any locality where he
may find it impracticabe to execute the act entitled
TO further provide for the public defence" approved
April 49, 1882 and the act to amend the last toned act
approved September %, 1862.
Approved October s, 1862
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where he may end mpracteabe 70 execute the same
aud that in such localities, and during s H. Con
derae service under any acts passed BY the
crate Congress prior to the passage OF ne &c. 70
nryde for the public defence approved 18th oil April loOH
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FIFTH CIRCUIT,

Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud gust.
Staniy, first Munday in March and September.
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Legislature of NOrth.CaroItra

We give below the list of Sepators
% tne next General Assemblies far as Uoners elect
lhe. any OF our friends discover An nave eauej
'D"Se US Dy informing U.s. O'' 'hey VII.
Do. SENATE.
FGSqTotdnE md PerQuinanxNw
fS,t ss. ~, JM %a C1rr't%cs-D. Med. Lindsey
Hgde and Iyrreik-Charles McCIooso
h9Ttkahnpto".Dr W. s. Copeland
heryo"d j. B. Slaughter.
Be'tie-David Outlaw.
AaJaT-MaSon Virgins '"ay.
Edgeco7a6e and WiLson@Jesse u D
PiH-Dr. E. ]. Blonut L. DWELL.
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Cdrteret and J0ReS-Dr M Ar.su
Greene and Lenoir-Edward Pa,riI
Afc Htaoger-EIi W. Hall.
OHPstn-Dr. James G. Dickson
OHsLoO-J. MRFriK.
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C"'"oerfdnd and Harnett-WiIIiam X WIS
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HdyAe-Wm. K. Lane
o0hastOn-C. B Sanders,
Udke-Willie ID. Jones'
NASH Capt. A. J. TAYLOR
Frdnklin-W Washington Harris
HGrren-E. d. Drake
GTaRUitLs-R. W. Lassirer
Psrson-James Holelnan
Orange-HOn. William A. Grshor,
<Rdmance and Rand0lph-Gilrs Moho
CAGthazn-William p. Taylor,
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A@son and OAiOn-Wiiliam G. Sna;,t
GatforG-Peter Adams. 'n'
CISWeH-HOn. Bedford Brown
RockingAam-Gen. F. l. Simpson.
NeckLen6Grg-John A. Young.
CItGr''Hs and Sanky-J w Sni,h
ROacan and Dugie-Dr. j. G, Ramso
DG0idson-H. Adams
S sSs S snd faI s Jas, E. Matthew,
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Burke, AcDoWtH &c-S. J. MI
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