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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-02
Third Edition, 6Oth Thousand.
ANHooD.

A TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
II Involuntary Emission, Mental and Fhysics
lncapacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm
pediments to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Self
abuse, Sexu Al Diseases, de-, 10.
BY RoBr. 4. BELL. ". D., Member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Tendon. ~ pages. Price ets
This Book should be read by every one. and
particularly BY those arriving ct Manhood. II
contains impor ant advice to all and the means Of
euro to the afflicted is plainly set forth. Il has
Saved zhossu"ds from a Life Of Misery.
Sent under . sealed envelope, BY mail, on r.
eeipt Of the money or postage stamps, BY
J. BRYAN.M D.. Cedsr-St, Now York.
III. ]. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
aO0O.dW1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-02
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT reFElALES
% :cA@
4 "a X
PIELSW
PRoOnA16AT1o1rss
TO THE LADIES /!
Both Married and Single.
THE OLDEST REeulAT0RiF0R
FEMALES.
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE,
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR Girls OR WOMEN
Who suffer from IRREGULARITIES or DISTRACTIONS
Or TEE MENsEs, Wh.str er may t. Me c0nse Of Most
Cbsfructsons.
TINS CuRE HAS BERN RECOGNIZED FOB MANY
YEARS A.
The only Safe Reliance I
The only Safe Reliance !!
The only Safe Reliance :!
that the Ladies have for relief from the suppress
sion Of those periods which, if kept up according
TO the calls Of Nature, Wilt
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
Tho E ust Amount Of Good Health
and Strength,
and: which, if mes regularity experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
Fire. Of al Eemedies for Diseases of Finale
First Of all Remedies Jor DISEASES ef Finale
DIR. 1CHEESEJV1.AJo'S PILLS,
DIR. ECHEESE.M.aA'S PILLS,
DIR. CHEESE.M.a.N'S PILLQ.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all Obstructione mas been Hailed
with Pleasure and Profit
FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
all.parts:of tho civilized world. Its author 10
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
AN CID EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
Whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect. It
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PROPERTY FOR SALE. &c.
BLoODED HORSES FOR SALE.

4 b. NJ TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE OUT OF
u Fire Fly, Imp. Priam, G. dam by Imp Lusborough
lost only one race out of x-5 years oId-now stnted
to Albion, Jr., $500.
2. Her produce, B. F. by Albion JI, foaled last spring
price $500
3. Br H , Horse Fly, by Imp Fly by Night out of Fire
Fly-S years old, $780,
4. Br F fu! sister to last named, $500.
5. b. w. Lola by Baie Pevton out of regt. mare now
ten years old and snted to Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal $3.50.
t. Her produce B. II. Esther, by Gen. Hawkins bay
Priam, years old, strnted to Tar River, $500
z. b. H. full brother TO last named years old $500.
8. +, by Imp Fly by Night, years old. $500.
9. b. e., Epsilon by Epsilon, Jr, one year old, $4O0
TO- B c.. by Albion Jr, which horse Col Green lost
upon the fall of Roanoke Island-Iast springs colt
H. B. g. by same, out of No. g. foaed May l9th 1862,
was No. 10 perfect match, price for pair, $500.
H. Be. II Mid Night by Imp. Albion, dam by Imp.
Glencoe, years old, 8, 600.
l3 b. NJ, Pitch Dark years old in oa TO Albion Jr
she by Imp Albion, dam Stakeholder, e. dam by Imp.
Leviathan, 300.
"A Ch NJ, Kitty years old, splendid saddle horse,
by Roanoke, $780,
Is. S. H., Regent, Jr, by Regent years old, $780,
Ii. b. H., Beauregard, year old, by Gen. NJ T. Haw-
Cd racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two sraight heats, beating fine field
Among them Nnettc full sister to the renowned Planet
his dam by Imp. Trustee-he is full to the cele
braed horse Frank Allen. We will sell onehalf in
terest in him for 1000.
Wagner horse-large gentle and well broken sing
double harness, 800.
Being stocked with horses will sell at private
SALE the above list Most of their pedgrees tho
rough and fashionable in this country More
plete pedigrees will be furnished purchasers
TH0S. j. GREEN SON.
Emerada, near warrentou, N. G.
Jan. 20, 1868. 1-2m.
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ARMY MATTERS.
GOIdsborO', North-Carolina,
JANUARY, 23d, 1868,

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. s.
II COMMANDERS OF BRIGADEs WILL. GIVE TO
the officers detailed for recruiting service from
each Company special instructions to and forward
to their Companies all enlisted men absent without compe-
tent authority.
period of unauthorized absence hereby proclaimed to all
enlisted men, absent without leave who voluntarily
return to their respective commands before the 10th
DAY OF February next.
IN the time specified and all who SHALL after this date ab
sent themselves from their commands without proper
inory will be charged with desertion and tried by the
new Military Court in session. If found guilty. they
will be sentenced to DEATH whether present absent and
commanders will be ordered 10 execute the sentence where
ever the condemned can be arrested.
w. In Companies all the enlisted of which
present duty except those absent under legal orders
npa regular sick leave Division District and department
Commanders authorized grant furloughs at the
rae o one for every twenty present for duty
each company anu for periods which, deducng the time
necessary for travel will permit the parties
home fourteen days. Whenever they aIe authorized BY
the facts TO append certificate which will be required
every instance that enlisted the company is ab
sent without competent authority Company and Regimen
tai Commanders will frward through the regular chan
nes at the rate and upon the conditions above specified
recommendations of the most merorous aud deser
wing of turOugh.
V. All enlisted men who overstay their regular sick
burroughs, or those granted above will be Immediately
arrested on their return, examination made into the
circumstances OF each and the facts repnrted O the
Brigade Commander, who will either punish the delin
quen cause charges 10 be preferred return him to duty
unPunshed as the circumstances of the his
judgment require.
VI. Major A. F. CoNE Chief Quartermaster will cause
neSe orders TO be advertised week for three weeks
m every newspaper published in North Carolina and
the newspapers published in Columbia Anderson Green
vile and IOrkvle South.Carulina.
By command Of Maj. Gen. G. w. SMTrR:
SAM. w. MELTON,
Major and A. A. Gen.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CAMP NEAR FREDERIcKsDURa, Va,

A.
January l9, 1858.
At meeting of the officers of the End Regiment n C.
State troops convened for the purpose of expressing their
sentiments Of respect TO the memory of the late Col c. c.
fEw, former commander of the Regiment:
Col J. p. Bynum called to the Chair and Adutan
J. Dillingham; and Lieut.. Wm Calder requested to act
Secretaries
The following resolutions introduced by Lieut. Oo wm
T. Cox, were read and motion unanimously adopted
We had long since concluded, from satisfactory esti
mony, that the late Cob Tew, who missing latter
the battle of Shapsburg had sealed his devotion to his
country with his blood and having seen from the pro-
ceedngs of meeting recently held at HillsbOrOUgh that
his friends and ueighbors had finally relinquished the
hope of his ever returning among them there
FORE embrace this suitable occasion express the
deep sorrow We have experienced at his eary loss We
deem it unnecessary to enter into recital of the part
he has borne IN this struggle for Independence for,
entering into the contest its earliest inception the pa
rOtc sacrifices he made and the uutrng energy he mani
tested known and appreciated throughout the State
ReSon13 therefore, That in thf dealt Of Col TeN. the
Regiment has lost sincere and ardent friend the service
ceSu instructor OF her youth aud society accomplish
ed gentleman, and scholar Of rare attainmeHtS
ReSo1red, That this regiment, erect monument to his
memory IN the town of HillsbOrO n. c. apprecia
tOn of his worth, and, nasmuch the citizens of that
place contemplate doing the thing that committee
of three be appointed by the Chair monument com
mtte to confer with them in reference to the same and
make all suitable arrangements in urherance of the object
contemplated.
Resolved That the Chair appoint committee of three
to receive subscriptions from the members of this reg
ment and from all others who members of the
during the time that Col Tew in command of it, and
udh eacn QUE DC
placed IN the hands of the monument committee
ReSOL0ed, That we sincerely cOndoe with his afflicted
family ana assure them of cordial sympathy in their
sad bereavement.
Reso!rcd. That copy of these proceedings be to
his family, aud that they be published in the North Caro-
lima papers the Richmond Ia9uirer aud the Columbia
South -LdrOtiHidn.
Committee Ho"uinent Lieut.. Col. VIM R. Cox Maj
W. 5. Stailings, Capt. Jas 7. Scales.
Committee SLbScrptieH-Capt. JOHN P. Cobb, Capt.
Alex Miller. Lieut. Matt Manly.
w. P. BYNUM, Chairman.
s. DLLISGHAN, So.-,t,-ios
WH CALDER,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSCRIPTS RECEIVED AS
VOLUNTEERS!

VpY ORDER OF MAJ GEN'L. G. W. SMITH CON-
ED manding the Department of North Carolina, am
authorized to visit Wake County for the purpose Of
crutug the 2ith Regiment n. c. Troops and authorized
to receive COnscrps Volunteers, who may select any
company regiment Gen. Smiths command, and will
receive both Confederate and State bounty.
Those who fail to volunteer will be cOnscripted. By
order Of Gen. Smith, all deserters in said County
dered report to immediately also all those who
absent without leave. All who promptly report them
selves will be pardoned, except to forfeiture of pay
during their absenceal who do will he treated de-
serers. shall be in Raleigh every Wednesday and at
Holly Springs every Saturday.
J. G. NJ. JONES,
Cd 1t. and Recruiting Officer.
Company D, 26th ReG't N G. T.
February I'd, 1868. ll-6tpd.
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HEADQUARTERS,
Ex. Board and Enrolment of COnScripts,
OXFORD, N. c., January oath, 1863.
THNHE COMMANDING OFFICER OF IISTH RECT.
u Wake County Militia, will assemble his men at the
Court House, in Raleigh the 2Sd 24h and 25th days
of February, 1853, for medical examination and final
romcnt instead Of the 9th and 9TH Of February org
naly advertised.
II. W. CAFFEY, Asst. Surg,
p. A. c. s., r. Road
JAS. T. GILLIAN, NJ D., la DO"'u'
JUNIUS 7. FULLER, NJ. ID.
LANDlS,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer,
9th Congressional Dis n G.
Jan. 81, 1863 I'D
E5y- Progress please copy.
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\ TRUCE DENANDED.-IS it not time to recognize
At length, the impotency of the Federal Government
u do what it has no authority to do? Were the
Administration indeed taking of its citizens,
and not exclusively of negroes who cannot be its
citizens solution of the problem would be easy.
Pence ACE PEACE! We cry, by the Holy
Name of Him who, in this Christmas time, was
heraied by angels as bringing peace to men and
goh will"
Oh, step this horrid butchery of Americans by
Americans Stop this flood Of woe and desolation,
BY which this land is becoming most deSotdte !
Haze you accomplished anything? Did we not
iorewarn you so? If you are so blind as not to see
You ought to trust those who have proved they can
See Stop this war Wicked and foolish men, you
are in despair at the prospect before you, and yet
You dare, as if you were fully sold to the demon,
to cry out still: "Slay slay more blood, more
arnage!"
Call truce! Let US put off the renewal of the
Contest il it must be renewed till We know for Ohat
We are lighting Let us put it off till the vile cause
otit ths abominabIc thing, New England fanaticiSm
IN the manipulation of New York rogues, has been
put out of the way Then, then only, we may have,
not truce only, but pedce.-Neu York FreenGns s
Journal
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Cure FoR VIRULENF SMALL Pox, SCARLATINA,
AND MEASLEs.-A merchant and ship owner of Bos-
ton has had the following recipe sent to him from
England where it was furnished by Mr.. NJ. Larkin,
a member of the Royal College Of Surgeons who
Touches for it as "a medicine that will effect rev.
OlutiOn in the healing heart regards the pTeyen-
ton and cure not only of small pox, but also of
measles and scaratna how ever malignant the type,
in manner more efficient and extraordinary than
could ever nave been anticipated even by the most
ardent philanthropist "-AugustG Chronicle i
Sentinel
Onthe first appearance of fever or irritation usher
Ing attacks whether occurring in families or large
communities, the subjoined mode of treatment
should at once be entered on:
Take one grain each of powdered fox-glove or dig
italS, valuable in the ratio of the greenness-;he
dark should be rejected,) and one Of suphate of
zinc, Uhis article is commonly known as white
vitriOl)-these should be rubbed thoroughly in a
mortar or other convenient vessel with four or five
drops Of water, noggin, (or about four ounces,)
more with some syrup or sugar, should be added.
Of this mixture a table spoonful should be given
an adult, and two teaspoOnfuls to child, every
second hour, until all symptoms of disease vanish.
Thus conducted convalescence, as if by magic will
result. The rapidty of event so aISpiciouS will
equally delight and aStonish. 1t may, however, be
Necessary further to note, that should the bowels
become obStructed in the progress Of the disease,
an evil by no means common, then drachm OF the
compound powder of jalap (formed of two parts
cream of tartar with ofjalap,) and one grain of
the herb treated as above, formed INTO pastil
With syrup or sugar, should be given to an adult,
and half the quantity to child.
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Governor Stanly, the Military Governor" o.
North-Carolna, has resigned.

APPOINTMENTS DEPARTNESTs.-It will be well for
~ TgTess ~ obtain ANAL aud searching report of
% abuses in appointments in executive Offices in this CITY,
@ dishonesty and trckery in of these little cribs Of
we government are shameful. As instance of gross
paity in these appointments We may mention that in
ge bureau there eighty clerks, of whom about
We're from Virginia and twenty frcm My Maryland"
any who installed in the snuggeries Of the Depart
have crepl there get out of the The writer
dI one instance where worth probably two hun
g9yernmeut salary Of fifteen Hundred dollars year
r. mere are refugees hunting the streets for something
- ea.- RtctLloild EnIaiHer.
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Jbs Semi Weekiy SfaQoafo.
p,ob Scene in the Yankee Senate-HOn. Mr.
salisbury forcibly elected from the senate
Chamber.

pIcb Scene in the Yankee Senate-HOn. Mr..
salisbury forcibly elected from the senate
Chamber.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 21.-Mr Trum6ul,
Of Illinois, (Rep) called up the bill tor the lnuem-
;f,,tion of the President and other persons Tor
snsnending the privileges of the writ OF hG0eGS
.orpus and acts done in pursuance thereof
long debate ensued in the BILL in which Davis,
,fTr Harris. of New York, Powell, of KY, Doolit-
i. Of Wisconsin, Harlan, of Iowa, Collamer, OF
Tarnont. and Salisbury, of Delaware participated.
" salisbury, of Delaware, Dem made long
,D.b and was called to order several times IN the
.,nrse thereof Finally, when censuring the course
~ the President of the United States, calling him
an inbccle, and calling him by name, the Vice
President called him TO order, and requested the
Senator to take his seat
Mr.. Salisbury continuing his remarks.
The Vice-President said if the-Senator did not
take his seat he should order the Sergeant-at-ArmS
TO take him in charge.
Mr. SaulS5ury-Then the voice oil freedom IS not
allowed in the American Senate.
The Vice PreSident-The Sergeant-at-armS Will
take the Senator in custody.
Nr. Salisbury was thereupon taken out OF the
Senate displaying revolver, which he took from
bis cnat Docket. After a short time Mr.. Salisbury
came in the Senate again and began to speak.
Mr. Doolittle called him to order, on the ground
thst he had been called to order for contempt OF the
leave of the Senate.
Mr.. Saulsbury-Does the Senator from Wisconsin
say that am in the contempt of any honorable
man?
The Chair (Mr. Clarkl-The Senator from Della
ware will take his seat, as he is out OF order.
Mr. Saulsbury-Just as Iplease or otherwise
Cries of Order"
The Chair-The Senator will take his seat, and
the Sergeant-at- Arms will take him in custody.
After further discussion.
Mr.. Salisbury attempted to speak.
The Char-The Senator will take his seat.
Mr.. Sausbury-NO sir
Mr. Sumner rose to the question of order that the
Senator from Delaware had been committed to the
custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and he saw him
on the floor.
The Chair said the Senator was in the custody
of the Sergeantat-arms, and if he made further dis
turhance would be removed from the Senate.
Mr.. Salisbury took his seat shaking his fist and
swearing at the Sergeant alarms and Mr. Sumner.
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February Cd, Il
THE LAST CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.


HHAViNG BEEN DETAILED BY MAI. GEN. G. W.
II SMITH, Commanding Department ofNOrih Carolina,
among you offer the last call TO volunteer.
authorized TO that the "OperatiOn of the
Conscrpt Law partially suspended 10 permit con-
scripts to volunteer the companies of their choice
without passing through Camps of Instruction and receive
the bounty and other benefits provided by law for Volun
teers desire TO urge upon the people the great mpOr
tsnce Of speedily filling the ranks of the army of North
Carolina in order that the threatened invasion of the
State be repeed. We confidently believe that from
the liberal inducements ofcred large number will be
added to the rolls and ample thus secured for the
defence"
From recent order of Gen. Smith, Commanding Depart
ment of North Carolina well from the proclamation
of our most excellent Governor Is. Vance, is given
TO all deSerers and soldiers absent from their command
without the proper authority that if they will BY
the 10th Of February they shall unpunished hut if they
fail to return by said time, they will be tried by court
tal and receive deserte reward Any person persons
liable the cnnscrpt desiring to volunteer have
opportunity of doing by calling upon at Cooks board
ing house, Raleigh, and in my absence they will call upon
Capt Hall.
All men, bers Of Company C, 47th Regiment n Troops,
absent without leave, ordered report imme-
datey. Those who report voluntarily, will be given trans
portation company. In my absence the city
they will report to Capt. E. Hall.
NJ. W. NORFLEET, Lieut..
and Recruiting Officer, Co. C., 47th Reg. n. e T.
Feb. 2, 1868. ll-6tpd.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN GREENS
ROROJJEH.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS VAL
liable house and lot in Greensborough situated about
severv6ve yards from the depot of the N G. Railroad
The house is and well arranged The lot contains
nearly acre. and all substantially improved. The
ablshment is at present kept boarding house. and
Ba9Edss INDUCEMENTS IN thnsA wishEqJq
Greensboro, N. c., Jan. go 1862 l0-6t.
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HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
Il sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hill, Ol Haul's Ferry, near the Yadkn river.
One contains about 800 acres the other containing
about 300 adjoining each other will sell them to-
geiher or separately This land lies in healthy section
country and well adapted to the raising of grain and
baccO Any person wishing to purchase, 20 and view
the same and call to or address at Lexington
NC. A. HUNT.
Dec. g. 1862. -y7-tf.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND LANDS FOR

INN THE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
at the Court House in Rutherfordton, will sell one
of the most valuable let's in the village Upon said lot
there is good two story brick building, three excellent
Offices and good stable and carriage house. The lot con-
tains about two acres.
will sell about 200 of land adjoining the ncorpo
ration some cleared and some we'll tmbered The lands
will be divided so as to accommodate purchasers.
Six months credit will be given, by the purcha Civ
ing note and approved security with interest from date
JN0. w. LOGAN,
Trustee.
Rutherfordtou N. c., Jan. l3, 1868. Std.
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DISSOLUTION.

YTyHE C0.PARTNERSHIP UNDER TIE STYLE OF
j A. MITCHELL 4 SON, of Newbern N. c. was dis
solved by mutual the first day Of June 1852
All persons owing the firm by note account reques
ted 70 make payment to T. j. MITCHELL Graham, who has
the books and of the firm All claims against them
will be paid by him. and every having any claim up
- ALEX. MITCHELL,
T. j. MITCHELL.
of Newbern, &C.
Jan. 6, 1868. S-Sm.
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EDUCATIONAL, &c.
OXFORD FEMALE

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
THIHE TwENTY-FOURTH SESSION WILL COM
Il the lst Monday in February, 1863, and
tnue FIVE months. For terms, &c, apply to
j. H. MILLS
Oxford, n. c..
Jan. 6, 1868. 8-lttpd.
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Il house and lot in GreensborOugh, n c. The lot
modous well built house. in good repair with all neces
sary outbudings For full particulars apply to ad-
dress j. E. THOM, p. NJ -
Greensborough, N. c.
Jan. so, 1868. lO-H.
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NEGROES WANTED.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO HIRE FOR THE
u remainder of the year. from ~ to 80 NEGROES, 10
years old and upwards to work Farms and in TOLac-
CO Factory in Mcdowell County ~ C. The region very
healthy and entirely free from the enemy Sufficient guar
antee for their good treatment will be given will feed,
cohe and pay fair prices Apply to in Raleigh during
the session Of the Legislature MarOn after the
of the present session, until April lst, 1858
8. J. NEAL.
Jan. 3O 1868. lO-3t.
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First Permanent Congress.

First Permanent Congress.
SENATE.
ALABAMA. MISSOURI.
VIM Yancey, John Clark,
Clement Clay. RS Peyton,
ARKANSAS NORTH CAROLINA.
Robert W johnson, George Davis,
Chas b Mitchell. VIM T Dortch.
FLORIDA. soUTHC ARoLISA.
A Maxwell, Robt w B,-:awcU,
James II Baker. -' James l. Orr.
GEORGIA. TENNESSEE.
Benz II Hill, Langdon Haynes.
Gustavus Henry.
KENTUCKY. TEXAS.
II Burnett, Louis WigEall,
VIM Simms. VS. Oldham.
LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA.
Edward Sparrow, RM Hunter,
T Semmes VIM Preston.
MISSISSIPPI. Total number &C.
Albert e Brown,
James Phelan.
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EUANTED.--I2 GOOD HANDS WANTED
w to work in COmmissary Store House. Apply to
c. II. THOMPSON, n. c. K. K. Depot.
7. D. HOGG, Capt. C. s.
Raleigh, january 80. 1863. lO-n
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Beast Butler had long consultation with Lin
coin and Stanton on Friday. 1t is thought he will
be returned to Louisiana
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Hon. Wm. A. Richardson, the new Senator from
Illinois, took his seat in the U. S. Senate, on Friday.
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HEADQUARTERS, J
3Sth Regt. N. e.. Militia,

RALEIGH, Jan. i2th 1888. J
TIME CAPTAINS OF THIS REGIMENT WILL AS
sembe all the men in their respective Companies be-
tween the ages s and 40 years at the Court House.
Raleigh the I'd and Sd days Of February next er nedi
cal examination and final enrolment iu obedience 10
order of Capt A. Lands Enrolling Officer of 5h Congress
sional District of N. G.
By order of Col. ANDERSON:
d. W Balm,
Adjt SSth N. C. NJ
Jan. 16, 1863. 6-td