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CAMP IN CAROLINE County, Va,
Standard.

To the Editor Of the EcGminer:.
sympathising with our unluoky committee on
flag and seal in their want of taste, Deg leave 70
suggest, through your columns, the design which e
they have been trying in vain TO mt upon, anu tor
simplicity, intelGgbility, and present and eternal
applicability especially, it is unriTslled:
Desion-Man padding his owh canoe
Notto-"D-n England and France;
consider it my duty as a patriot to reieTe our #
country in its dilemma on this question out shall
decline receiving fine horse and vote of thanks or
anv other testimonial from Congress for the sugges-
ton, if any member Except Mr.. FOote,) has tire
slightest objection to it. -. =. ..,
I enclose design, which, if you cannot insert
the Illustrated Ne,os will doubtless be glad TO puo
i;sh no an Ertra. GULES SINISTER
Who aro the greatest ldgsrs in tOwa - Do -yQR give
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NEW GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL.

TENHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on the llth Of 5h month. MAY, and con.
be under the care aud instruction of DIR. NEREUS MEN
DENHALf Principal. with competent female tsano
washing will be furnished the following session at one
barrel Of four 40 pounds of bacon orlard per NTH
of four weeks the price Of either or those
advance. L-,
instruction will be given in the common English branch
es of learning the Latin and Greek languages and the
higher Mathematics Tuition S2O per session. payable IA
North Carolina money Those studying the Lat.n a'a
JONATHAN E. COX WIFE,
Superintendent.
New Garden, May 5, 1888. ls-wN-
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UNIVERSITY,

UNIVERSITY
TENHE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS
u of the University of North-Carona will hegn
Monday the 25th instant, and continue until the day uf
the College COMMENCEMENT Thursday the 4th Of June
The Committee of Visitation for the year 1854 con-
sists of:
His Exce!lency, z. B. VANCE
Governor of the State and er offcio
President of the Broad of Trustees.
Hon. DAVID l.. SWAIN, L. L. d.,
President Ufthe College.
Thomas s. Ashe William Lander,
William W. Avery Bat F. Moore,
Daniel NJ. BLrringer, Rufus l.. Patterson,
Kemp P. Battle, David s. Reid
William A. BIount, Francis E. Shobefi
Thomas Bragg, e LeOnidas F. Silcr,
George F. Davidson, Dewitt 6. StOn.,
William Eaton Jr., Joseph NJ TGyl =,
Burgess S. Gather, Mason l.. Wigg' 'uS
James F. E. Hardy, Nicholas L. Wi:tiasas.
William W. Holden,
All other Trustees of the University who may attend,
will be considered members of this committee.
CHARLES MANLY, Sec'y.
May 5, 1868. Std
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May 5, 1868.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N. C.,l
Camp Holmes, April 3Oth, 1868.

=. Camp Holmes, April 3Oth, Ist3. !
Special Order,
No.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL, ORDERS NO
%, Aduant and Inspector Generals Office Richmond
Va, the names of the following slaves published in
order that their may forward and claim their
property, viz:
JACK aged about 20 years, black complexion. feet
inches high property Of George Yeuug, Jones County,
Nc. ..
SIMON eyed about u years, black complexian, fet
615 inches high property of Samuel WOodley Washing
ton County, n. G.
LEYINA, aged about 26 years. black complexion, feet
81 inches hig6 property of Samuel Woodey Washing
ton County, Il. G.
MILLY, aged about rs years, dark complexion 5 feet
inches higb property of Dr. Edward Haughtcn, Wash
ington County, n. G.
MARGARET, aged about Il years. black complexion,
feet Ii inches high, property of Samuel Woodey, Wash
ington County, N. c.
BY order Of Colonel PETER MAI1srT, Oommanding Con
scripts, N. c. j. n. PR!oH,
A,ijutant.
MAYS 1868. Slim
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

We learn that Gov. Vance has appointed R. v.
Blackstock, ESQ, of Buncombe Commissioner or
ApE raiser the part of this State to impress sup
plies for the army. This is good appointment
Mr.. B i gentleman Of excellent practical sense.
Nj BurgwJ It, appointed Ly the President s:'.:Ar.
Biack>tock ill cons itute the Board Of = r.-...i ;
for this State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

INCREASE OF PRcE-The. Weekly Editors of
Georgia, at their recent convention, decided 10 ad-
vance the price of their papers 10 81 year from
June 1st The Baptist Banner and Christian In
der announce accordingly that these will be their
rates. If the price of paper should continue to ad-
vance we shall be obliged to raise the price of the
Standard
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Davenport Female College, Lcnior, N. {

: UdNPHpOII Il tIHdIB COIIeSe, LcnIOTs Nc %
Weare requested by Rev. A, G., Stacy President
of this institution state that change OF schedule
on one of the roads requires that he leave Ab5eve
Court House on Monday morning May 25; the
Charlotte depot, in Columbia, on the same day, at
about o'clock a. m, and Charlotte on Tuesday,
May 26, at 6 o'clock a. M, instead of at the time
heretofore published.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

KIrTRELLs SrRrNGs.-This popular watering place
will be prepared to receive visitors on the first OIL
next month. There can be no doubt Of the great
msdicinal value of these waters. Under the atten.
tive and efficient management of Messrs. Slacknali
& Co., this-will continue to be one oi tne ni0s'
pleasant resorts in the country. ~ : =
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IMPORTANT SALE. /.

ny'vIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST EXECUTED
to me- BY Nh Deanes, on the I'd day Of april 1851, 10
I"r i on The 2Ist day of May next at the resi-
66nDce of SAID Dsanes in Nash County RGpT LlEELY
NEGROES consisting Of men, women and cauoreni ciie
ftaen ead of Cattle; lot of Hogs one Buggy and par
ness: one Two Horse Wagon and OxCarts; one SCI "a
Baeksmtbs Teols farming utensils 6c noHseHolu A"u
TSRssSix months credit bonds bearing interest 1rO
dsy of sale Approved security will be reanrsob
who prefer pay cash. II aTTSy36R trustee
Nav ], 1868. '.--
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Mag s, 1858
RuyAwAY Roy.

UNAwAv FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on ~ IT TER Ea
HS sb of Apr, a bound boy By the pane of OILY q
EITRIE agsS about rs years The public are cautioned
against hiring harboring said Icy - ,harLs,,Iv
ANY information relative To said boy Wni &c nA"A'
received By the uadersigned- ,,,mrpp1ou, q.
H:ial.{'s mills, CHATHAM, ,S,osas.sS, Co. SS.
Mays, 1888, "a -. V~~'F
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

EDUCATIONAL CoNvENrIoN.-We learn that the
Convention of the teachers of the South, which re-
Gently assembled in Columbia 5. T., was well at-
tended, and the best results are anticipated IRON
its deliberations. J. L. Reynolds, OF South-Oaro-
lima was chosen President; w. I. Davis, OF va
Calvin H. Wiley, of this State, and r. w. Gloos
CTS c., Vice Presidents; J. stoddard, OF Ca D
T. Pearce of Ala, and w. H. StrattOn, of La Sec
retaries; T j. Stevens Reading Secretary; WINE
j. Palmer, of this State, Recording Secretary; ano
j. B. Patrick Treasurer. We shall publish the
address Of the committee hereafter
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ID LIE d,

April the l8th ls63 of scarlet fever near Mt Ererg7
Granville County N. c. JmHY, H. the only n OF Ann
II. aud William f. Bullock, aged two years.
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.sNUFFI sNUFF,!t

rp SoIn ONT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Carolina Belle ss MsssTs 5Sd n s r. Eisss ssdsss:.S
whom gu 9rae S1v 5eys convert our Mill into Wheat
S we cSn Snn MIL NJ and stop making Snuff Our pesgfSSs fSs
would do el 70 sond forward their orders a''1
supply will soon pc SADsIEs JAMES NJ VENABLR + Co .
CAROLINA BELLE. .noopy oa
the @ aSoTe popular brand Of SNUFF, We are P'sps',
ed to fill orders fdE the same. ~ p RIyRs 1 CO., -
W. : Druggists.
Petersburg y.. April :, 1853:
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RALEIGH MARKET.
sEroSTEc FOR tgE STANDARD.
BY Wh. C. UPGHURCH. eRonr

D1 WEI. T.. CFti6URCH, GROCER
r1ors 80. HorD2r, May4 ,:szss'
CoRS%ssg b6tS,, S9l $40 10 = -
MEALS bashei
IAR6Ms3S IIAARRG6NgS DdSgG p01Gs' Is &c sec.
BUTTER,-S3 pound, 1oSul:p
PORk-3 pound, ~, 4,
BEEF-53 pound, ;nc
TTHH5Gk THPKFTS ENS-a a piece 1850 IA
= GSEAIE o-G nsiT, $50
TGESE GTGGESE-A piece j Q0Ql2s
FODDER-9 hundred, 55OGf
OATS-ln sheaf p hundred 400 a ) -
Shelled oats. 2 bushel, 400 a ID
S5aaUChSnS Sd hundred, 8 50'7 %
PEAS-White, r bnshel, 500
src D Stock, red OOGi sd
"O"An-MSlaIi' NE az a
,r,rr,,I Refined, 3 pound so
SHOE THREAD 900
COTTON YARN IL 90
S1LI SSa1LLr03 bushel, scarce, II so @ Is 90
DRIED AprPPiES3S pP P,HGST;S 6Tshel, 4OoC95 20
IRON su.,, unPeeled, p busheI, S 90
NAILS-S pound scarce 1s{
SWEET P0TATOESLS bushsl. snaLn
IRISH POTATOES bushe, SSS%4T9
GROUND PEAs-(yery scarce with no
COFFEE-(None) 60
M0LASSES-S gallon, scarce, 10 90
Bhks%IxSSzB BBhkksSxES3 BGSnd, SoS5d, ,m 'a'-
STOCK MARKET.
Confederate Bonds, $4,000, 900 Loan, SO
Confederate Bonds, 100000 900 Loan, lIn
Confederate Fundable Notes, IL
NOrth-Carolina SIS, l35
ssF5e: ssPS ssis. sS's'' S''s'"' '' soe.5S;; Z;
\. G. Treasury Notes, (5's and upwardsO IS
N C. Treasury Notes, Q's and 2s,)
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The Latest.

Congress adjourned on the 1st instant, to meet
again in December. Messrs. Mclean and Ashe, of
this State, passed though this place on Sunday on
their way home.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

eStTOIEN FROM MY STABLE, ON THE NIGHT OF
e the 25h inst young horse, five years DID, upper
medium size roam COLOR blaze face, and two white tees
will pay the above reward to any one who E of tS
up the horse 10 me, or give me sucn lnO' JIG.
Lorse as will enable me to get him.. . " n
NV address-sapdy Greek, Randolph county, n SoT
May 5, 1868. ". f
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TO REFUGEES.
Mays 1858.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESBORoEGA TO
"A rent for the balance of the year-terms derete-
will suit small family-say six personsconVenent ont-
AONo'0 c. J. COTLES.
May s. 1863. E--WtL.
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RI,ACKsMITH WANTED.

rwIsH TO HIRE OR BUY A COOP BLAGk.
q smitb-YilI hire a white man and furnish dWeihntI
house or will buy or hire slave. , ., ~,
Also wanted five good field hands for the balance o Tue
YEAR Address, with particulars, - .co1yIEs
Wilkesbororgh, n. c.
Nav s. 1888. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

At the request of numerous subscribers, though
rather against our judgment, we publish today the
correspondence between Gen. Hill and Mr.. Stanly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-05

Who are the greatest Ldtsrs in town - Do ya0 give
il upP Why, the Bakers, OF course. =. ..
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az am cOapeIIed to enclose you three dollars
Would to God that every man of any consideration
in the State of Virginia and not only so, but in the
whole Coniederacy, would at once forward the same
money and read your paper for twelve months. The
Conservatives increase not only in North Carolina
5ut here and in all the States of the Confederacy"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
THE GALL FOR CONSORTPTS.

Lieut.. Col G. W. lay, Acting Chief of the Bureau
OF CONSUMPTION has recently issued the following cir
cuar in response to applications for iniorma-
ton
/ Under the recent call of the President, extending
the conscrpt age all substitutiOus have ceased 70 be
valid if the substitute be less than 45 years old aud is
not otherwise exempt by law.
2. Membership, whether officer or private OF local
organizations for home defence special service, con
fers lain to exemption from Confederate service
neither does service in the militia unless in case of Of
fcers actually in commission who have duly qualified
s. Hereafter any furnishing substitute will be-
liable in his person whenever the services OF
the substitute are lost to the Government from any
cause other than the casualties of war.
4. Applications for exemption on any ground what
ever first be addressed to the local enrolling Off.
GER WhO he has not power to act or is in doubt will
refer them to the higher authority WITH report Of the
facts. All such addressed direct to higher authority
will necessarily and invariably be referred back for To-
cal examination aud report; aud the applicants will
thus have useessy lost time and prolonged suspense
Appeals against adverse decisions by local officers,
will be forwarded by them for hearing when any pausi
be ground of appeal is set forth.
3. Commandants Of cOnscripts will give this notice
extensive circulation in the local press of their resPec-
tive States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

GEH. PErTIGREw's RENAINs.-The remains Of General
Johnson Pettigrsw, who was killed during engage
ment between the guard Of General Lees army and
the enemy near Wlsmspor arrived here yesterday
evening on the Central train. large number of per-
soas assembled at the depot to witness the funeral
ceremonies. After delay, the body transferred
from the the hearse and conveyed to the capitol
The First Regiment State Militia, Colonel B. Daniorth
and the Public Quad, Lieutensn; Gay commanding,
marched in mOurnfll procession an escort to the
lamented dead. The body will be taken to North Caro-
Ina this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

The steamer HHnsA arrived At New York, brings for
sgn advees to the Sch instant The news is generally
unmpOrtant. The debate ia Parliament the recog-
niton Of the Southern COGederacy TO be resumed
on Monday, the l4h instant. The steamer Gibraltar
late the pirate Sumter had sailed for Nassau lreght.d
with monster guns The Polish insurgents still con-
tnued to gain smell successes over the Russian troops
The steamer City Of London brings day later
foreign news powerful iron-pated ram, said TO be
tor the rebels, had been launched from the Messrs
LAirds yard Political Disturbances had occurred at
Rartip prrssia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

power alone consisted of over forty engines. To have
saved this invaluable property, required only the con-
s.ruotion OF temporary bridge across Pearl river.
Six weeks Of time were sliosed for this work, which
might have been done in six days. What were the
railroad and military authorities thinking abontY The
loss of ncacuabe Importance, and, in the present
condition of things, wholly rreparabe Nothing seems
70 90 well in the Southwest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
DRPARTURE a. GUNBOATS.

The last Of the several gunbOats which have been
proving about James River for week past, reached
Newports News, in Che vicinity OF Fortress Monroe
Monday evening last What they have accomplished on
James river at loss to discover unless !. was
the capture Of Fort POWhalan tan old earthwork with
olt gun and undefended by sicgle mani which was
announced with such flourish of rumpets in the Yam
keh journals last week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
ADJT AND NsPR GENERALS oyI1oI,
RIoEHoHD, July 20, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS, |

IINAf N0L % SADAAS
l. All white residents Of the Confederate States between
the eighteen and eIemped by law and not
already the service will be enrolled Persons liable 10 enrol
ment may be enrolled wherever they may be found.
IL The 1 paragraph Of General Order No. S. current series
amended read follows Companies. bAttaons and
regiments composed Of within the Of CONSUMPTION
eighteen and ofv will be accepted volunteers throughout
edeacy the act OF August g. 1884, o. 229 for
local defence aud special service Those belonging TO
such organizations Of conscpt and neither exempt
by already the Service will be discharged and
ported the Bureau OF Consumption for enrolment.
Ill The following regulation will be In addition 10 those hereto
fore published regard TO substitute Hereafter every person
furnishing situe 10 accordance with existing regulations
shall become liable 10, and be Immediately enrolled for military
duty upon the loss Of the services Of the substitute furnished BY
him non any other than the casualties Of war.
By order
[signed,l Q. COOPER,
jy2-1W AdIutAnt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
TELEGRAPHiC.
FROM CHARLESTON.

The following Ofloia despatch was received at the
War Department yesterday
CHARLESTON, July q. The enemy recommended
Smelling again yesterday with but few casualties on our
part We had, in the battle of the 18th inst, about
$50 killed and wounded The enemys loss, including
prisoners, about tTo thousand Nearly eight Lui.
bred were buried under flag of truce.
olonel Put am, Acting Brgsder General, and Col
Onel StaW, commanding the negro regiment were
killed
[Signedl G. T. BEAUREaARD,
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NOTICE.

N0TICE.-Delinquent Consumers of Gas in
Monroe Ward are hereby notified that they fail to pay
their gas bills before the hour Of o'clock. p NJ to-day,
they viii dealt with according 10 the requirements Of
the following exrae. from the ordinance concerning the Gas
works:
"By an ordinance passed BY the Council May 9Th 1875 any
bin unpaid afer that which
nted the Auditor notify the supernen TENT who shall stop
the gas from ben used the premises In respect to which the
default exists and not paid within DAYS. per
win be added 70 the og amount Of Abe bill, and It shall be
p W. RALsT0N, for
T. B. HARRISON,
~ at Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
- ~ N NORTH CAROLLNA.

From passengers Who reached Petersburg on Tues
day morning on the train from Weldon. the Express
gathers few particulars Of the Yankee raid on Rocky
Mount North Carolina already briefly referred to in the
Wing:
The gang numbered between 400 aud 600, and came
Ep Dom Washington " q. This is the route supposed
- have been taken for Rocky Mount though about the
same distance from Plymouth as Washington. The
roads from the latter place are much the best Either
road would bring them 70 Tarboro', hOurshing little
in EdgeeOmbe county, about eighteen miles from
Rocky Mount, and where, until recently the Govern
ment has bad immense supplies Of bacon, corn, etc.
The raiders reached Rocky Mount about II o'clock,
meeting with no resistance. The small squad Of fifteen
twenty guarding Tar bridge the river,
Rocky Mount, Of course did not risk an engagement
which such overwhelming odds, bat presume ret ed
hu good order.
They Immediately proceeded to burn the depot, de-
tIOy the water tank and commit other acts Of vandal
ism N the vicinity. They also burnt about 200 bales
Of cotton, belonging chiefly private individuals which
bad accumulated At Rocky Mount, anda small squad
paired % che large cotton factory BY owned by
WIN. s Battle where they applied the torch and that
spacious Building, With al ts valuable machinery,
speedily reduced 70 asher This IS really serious loss
70 al that portion Of the State We South Side
Virginia
The regular mail train for Wilmington passed Just 30
minutes before the arrival Of the raiders and thus made
narrow escape.
The train on the IarDorO branch OF the wilmington
road vas not 90 fortunate l. Wa4 captured By the
E1iders and load Of ammunition and over thirty
rbouaand pounds Of bacon destroyed. They also
attempted 70 destroy the aud locomotive. We
dersssnd that they only partially succeeded in this lat
ter part Of their undertaking.
military force sufficiently large 20 prevent repeh.
hOp Of the destruction effected on Monday, is at
hand on the road, but unfortunately they are Just N
lime 70 be too late. The damage has been done.
LATER.
we learn BY telegraph from Weldon that the bridge
destroyed BY the raiders spanned Tar river but short
distance from Rocky Mount It was a most substantial
structure, some 500 yards in length The track, for
dst.nee of mile or two, torn up, and other dam
age Effected which It win require week or more to
repair. Trave it is thought viii be suspended for at
leas. six or eight days.
Il is understood that the raiders have only fallen back
to TArboro distant from Rocky Mount about is miles.
II allowed to remain az Tarboro It viii be time thrown
away to repair the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
for Yankee cavalry viii be enabled to reach it in two
hours time and 50 destroy the track that it will be use
less. We hope, however, that Ger. Robert Ransom,
Who is now in that direction, viii quickly clean the in
Vasers ont from TArborO'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
SCHEDULE A.
RICHMOND, July Is, 1858.



and
M William Harrison
hm
dwhma
To-
wtfoon
enmeatc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

NOTICE to the Citizens Henrico County.
The last nsament Of Henco county salt will commence de
TO DAY. q the Courthouse; all entled salt
and fall TO get IT, viii be their You get s for every
member ticket At 10 per pound every co M
you will have to buy empty sack at % 30 cents, cost
price. ELIJAH BAKER
Jy2i-lms Agent for HenFico County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
NOTICE TO CoNsCRIPTs.

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.
TO ALL PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF EIGH-
TEEN AND FORTY-FIvE YEARS WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ENROLLED.
N obedience to the Proclamation Of His Ex-
ceency JETsoN DAVIS President Of the Confederate States
all persons not previously enrolled In the Bird Congressional
% between the ages OF EcHEE and FORTY FIVE YEARS whether
residents Of Of the state other states
hereby requ themselves Medical board
Enrolling omceTs for examination end epromen ct the places
aud the days hxed In the annexed notice Of the Examining
Board.
This notice includes every person previously enrolled be-
tween the ages specned- who have at time dis
charged BY state or Confederate those who any time
have been discharged from the army and excerpts hoe
been discharged By Medical Boards instituted the examination
OF conscps and all who have furnished substitutes
whose papers have been passed BY the proper consc
thorihes
AentiOalaed to Par. 49, Sec and General ders So
A. and l. 60
All the and regulations applicable desertsrs shall be APP
Piled 70 such eonscps AZ fall 70 repair 70 the places
Vous for enrolment or who shall desert after enrolment
agencies employed for the apprehension conhne
ment OF deeerS and their transportation their respective
mand shall be applicable liable duty conscrpts
who shan fan to repair to the place Of rendezvous after the publ
cation OF the call. JOHN A. COKE,
Capt. and Enrolling Onicer,
Bird Gong. District.
The undegned one Of the Examining Board for the srd Con-
gessonal DStict under General Orders No. So Adutant
Inspector Generals once hereby giVe notice all whom may
concern that appel following DAYS
tbs examination OF oonsorp in the 8rd Conversational Dtc In
pursuance OF the above notice
Richmond CITY, July Both AMI sl August lSt and Srd Enroll
ting Office Bank street.
Hsnrico County, August 5th 9Th and Ih; Henrco O. H.
New Kent County, August ilth md 18th; O. H.
Charles Oily County, August h and lsh Charles Oily H
o. r. EARLY Surgeon and
President Examing Board,
jy2l-d1v 8.d Congressional District