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Army Pets.


B. F. Taylor, army correspondent of the
Chicago Journal, writes:
They have the strangest pets 10 the
Army, that nobody would dream of taking
to at home, and yet they are little touches
OF the geutler nature that give you some
such cordial feeling when you see, as am
told residents of Bourbon county, Ky, hab
ltually experience at so much a gallon
One of the boys carried a red eoirrel
through thick and thin over a thousand
miles. Run eats hard tack like a vet.
eran, and has the freedom of the tent
Another's affections overflow upon a slov-
winking, unspeculative little owl, cap,ur-
ed IN Arkansas, and bearing name with
a classical smack to it-Minerva. A third
gives his heart to q young Cumberland
MOuhtain Hack Tear but chief among
camp pets are dogs. Riding on the sad,
die bow, tucked into a baggage wagon,
mounted on knappsack, growing under
gun, are dogs brought to q premature
end as to ears and tails, and yellow at that:
pug-nosed, square headed brutes sleek ter
riers, delicate morses of spanels, Tray,
Blanche, Sweetheart, little dogs and ali. )
4 dog. like horse, comes to love the rat
tie and crash of musket and cannon.
There was one in an Illinois regiment
and, l rather think, regarded as belonging
to it, that shases half spent shot as a kit
ten frOlics with ball of worsted. He has
been under fire and twice wounded. and
left the tip of his tail at the battle of Stone
River. WO to the man that wontonly
kills him. But l was especially interested
II the fortunes of little white spaniel that
messed with batterEand delighted in the
name of 'DOtt.' No matter what was up
that lie lows silken coat mHst be washed
every day, and there was need of it, for
when the battery was On the march, they
just plunged him into the sponge-bucket
not the tidest chamber imaginable
swings like its more peaceful cousin, the
tar bucket under the rear axle of the gun
carriage-p!umped into that clapped on
the cover, and DOtt wns good for an inside
passage. One day the battery crossed a
strras:cc and the water came up to the guns.
Nobody thought of Dus:, and when all
across, q gunner looked into the bucket; il
was full of water and Dott was dead. De-
parted, incurred and buried, it is time
put dot to his story.
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A DAUGHTERS HINT.-'Father,' said q
tlueeyed prattler Of eighteen summers,
'arn't sister and your resources 2
Yes, my child replied the INDECENT
parent.
Well, philosophers cay man should
husband his resources Y
The parent turned aside to wipe away q
tear, and the prattler finished the love let
ter she was writing.
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CURE FOR FELoN.-As soou az the
part begins to swell get the tincture Of To-
bella and wrap the part affected thick,
with cloth, saturate it thoroughly with the
tincture, and the felon is dead. An old
Physician says he has known this to cure
IN scores of cases and it never fails if ap-
piled in season.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-15

The Richmond papers deny that our
prisoners are illused, but do not deny that
they are suffering. and very broadly iDti-
mate that the people are suffering as much
as the prisoners ia their jails.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-15

A flock of forty sheep were SHARED 10 a
very wOrkDanlike manner by some thieves
one night recently in Waldo Me-, and the
fseces carried Of.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. =. b. G II o c II = A K
"OVkD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w Joliet and vicinity, TINT after an absence of
years. has returned to Joliet for the purpose of
making it his future home, and adopts this method to
Inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who may need IRT
GLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those who may employ him may be assured that all
Operations will be performed in neat, trusy and
EaiLhfnH MANNER.
Nov. 49, 1901. n24H
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W. G.. THOM PSON,

ARCHITECT AND Bull DER,
WILL furnish plaDs and Specifications, and take
w contracts fOg, superinteud the erection Of
ChuFehes School HOases, Public Buildings and Dwell
6O.
Mp .-d oasoe On Chicago strset, near A.& ST.
= = 49,. n33tf
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Joliet signal Rate. Of Adv.rt,.,nss
jon PRINrIHa

.a,. ''ln'ine o. ''tydcaeriptioIvill bs n.stIv
Auassortnento blanks krs,,o,,.,.-.,-
81 All orders FOR AJye,,j,ins ~ -. = No
oe accompanied by cash, unlesssosle 6srson S,sa
ubecomes responsible for the same. -Es AnoSn
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Thirty editors and printers were among
the killed and wounded at the battle OF
Chickamauga..
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JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

Il any desired style -
Jobs will be neatly executed and warranted.
Wa. STAEHLE, Bookbinder.
blun Street, Zone door north OF the Gas Works)
Feb II, 1868. Joliet Illinois
CAiLL, at DooLITTLE,s and get one OF those excel.
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OF the Secretary of the Treasury. to which Il,
invite your attention. 1t is suficient =,
say here that it is not believed that the A.,
tual results will exhibit state. of tbs sn.n.
ces less favorable to the country thsn tho
estimates Of that officer, heretofore .submit.
ted; while it is confidently. expected shat,
at the close of the year, both Disbursements.
and debts will be found very considerable
less than has been anticipated.
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All work warranted to g,e entire satisfaction, and
prices TO suit the times Orders sent by mail will
ooive prompt attention. ln2lYN
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d e N IT'S T II Y

DRs. ALLEN 4 sALTER, permanently
~ located IN Joliet, Is prepared to perform
OIIfyN all operations in the profession, in the
-44| latest aud most approved style. Arti-
neial Jobs from single Tooth full sett inserted
Atmospheric priucipts.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
ORREoE on Jefferson ST., In Hawley's New Building
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CHAS. E, KEELEII,

4 GGSu cor THE UNITED STATES AND AMER.
"A lean Express Companies, will forward rcightand
FAlnahlss to all points Of the country. Notes. Drafts
aud lseOstoetsd, sAS proceeds returned promptly.
Joliet, July Is, 1868 matt
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Toilet Marble VHorkn.

-SOliet Marble Works,
HHARLEs 4. MUNGER, ManufactureranddeaIeri
~ every variety Of
MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES FUR
NTTURE, &C., &C.
ear the Rock Island Depot, Joliet Illinois. Order
ON abrOadrespectfully solicited
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SHOW RESPECT 10 rHE MEAN
CITY MARBLE FACTOR,
SHTcESo, ILL.

T ENNON & REEFS, Manufacturers In
II every variety of
Marble Monuments, Head Stones, &C.
Jefferson Street, north of County Jail,
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
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Satisfactory arrangements have been
sDade with the Emperor of Russia, which,,
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A. COMsT0CK,

fNfvIL ENGINEER AMP REPUTY COUNTY, SUR
~ FfFoE. Maps and PIaia drawn TO order.
once In the Court House. decl6.nSg
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MRSsdARRIHC Kib{sMREls Reaaste Physician Of
IA fors her PROFESSIONAL services to her own sex in
SOStocrcs, AVID the deseses incident to and cl
ere SAe wiz also stoeud professional calls generally
Rsslasaoei in East Joliet.
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subscription
BUSINESS CARDS.
AU TIONEER.

ID II. MAPS, announces to the public that he has
H. taken out license, and offers his services
toneer, and will attend sales fer that purpose In this
city and County, If required, Charges moderate.
Orders promptly attended TO. PostOffce address,
Joliet. 33ly
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FORWARDING e. Communication Merchant,
WILHSsTeS, ILG.
4 IAERAL slVaDsoe 8skAe 20 ReIRrorg Who pressg to
- 5hipSkJl-gsSssn their fiendsin ChscHyo, or s.
SouiS. u22ly
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DE- FENTON DURsON, MiaOoks. GT11dv Co
~ Illinois. a., my 1eS 20
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The New CONSUMPTION Act.


The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently, BY both Houses Of Congress:
An Acf to amend act, entitled ''An Act to nrov;ds
further for the public defsncs"-approved 10th April
1850. F'
The O0a3ress Of the Confederate Staten of America J
de That the President be- and he hereby autborizd
cs out and place in the military service of the ConJ
faIe Saies for three years. unless the war sbalI
soOner ended, all white who residents oF tb
Ooneoerae States between the ages of and r.
ysVe years. az the time the call calls NAV he ad
sno VINO are not at such time times legally exemntej
rom military serVce or such parts thereof as in bs
Jn1gnen may be necessary to the public defence sncb
% or calls to be made under the provisions and accoJ
We terms OF the oct TO which this is an anendment
eu sucn authority shall exist the President dnrnr ~
kSeut war as to all persons who now are or NAV 6srs
ros5 III eighteen years Of age; and when on 70 an.
~ persons between the ages of eighteen srd so-t,-
idsnt n uelI iull time ProUided that if n Prss
arsta S,.t 1ut eops into the service of tbe Infsd
Srste oates Shall first call for only rrrt ~ ~, Oueo
Setr cen the hereinbefore stated b e persons
1et1eSn the age of thirty and anv o,h 'or those
Iorth-nVe pr0sde9 that nothing ber:n age ess Than
Understood as repeating or modiiynS 49, snail be
n1cn nls Is amendaory, EXCEPT "a bsrsn tne act
ana pr0eIded further that those raIiaJ
- sag sne act 20 which this an amendna,
numbartH immediately ordered to fill to their ma naI
49, 81 tne companies, batalions squadrons and .fum
M ns respective States at the time The .t ments
vs. 1901 ss PoSie defence approved ian Anil Io
w. passed anc the surplus II anv s6on april 1883,
az. - formed from each STATE sncs 70
axe StsT. Pu ~ new organizations n ba o
N or dsaoIs sucn residue according 10 tbs - "
lie VI y now Provided by law: oror;yS ere
OF the - h. hh Q suspend the sxscutio1 ~ h
- H@eo tAis u a. Gmsodnspt n sno on 81 tIhs,
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the fourth Monday in Feb. and August.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
PLEAS AND QUARTER sEssIoNs,


Arson county On tho ssc,nd M,rd.v in I,rro-v Arr;I
In and 1c,har 'ODO --'"O1' ~ '1"u0'' AP''''
Ashe, fourth Monday in February May, August and Nov
Aamance frat NoDdsx. flor tba t,rtb HonSv ~ Eb'
ary Nav Angnst sna NoTsnabsr ~ '0"NA' u f'O'u
Rsn1f,rt iiirJ W,ndsv in NrrL and Can't and TIA f-s,
49, ~ n ~ S "u "ep'' S"u tue hts
Rertie S.:cnrS MonSSr ~ EaSrarr Nav ao and No.
Rade1 6r9t M"ndor ra anu nov
Rnst ~ s Wd ln Sc S' nug anu % E
Rrncornbs sacnnJ Wnda,; afr ;bs fr,r,b 1andr IN
March juno Sentenber and December '" D''"O1' ."
& en1a Monday gd after the fourth Monday In March,
Cb,,S - Rb,rJ m IL Is; I i;I 1r5 a.
- 'o'N "O' :" y AP',' July ""0 Wv
c.SIsiI ,;-.L uJ- . o. a. e.L :; MI
S, aAs S m nc 0'' Ho"u"! III ui0"'
C 49, -. ~ nJu ~ NJ 1 S,.oL.- =
= December.
EHeet' 'e 'n''u Nhonu"l !" May' august anu
November ~
Caswel rst Monday after the fourth Monday of March,
June, september aud December.
Ca,aw6. third Monday IN January and July and second
MONDAY after TIE fourth MONDAY In March ana sep
TENDER
Chatham second Monday IN February, May August ana
November; p-, NJ
Chowan hrst MONDAY IN Feoruary' May August ana NO
venlber
Cleveland tenth Monday after the fourth Monday IN Mar
june September ana December
Columbus, second Monday in Feb May, August and Nov
Craven second Monday in March, June, Sept and Dec
Cumberland first Monday i'll March, June Sept. and Dec
Currluck, the last Monday in Feb, May Aug and Now
DuPlin third Monday in JAN; April July and October.
DaNluSnh may A"SuS' suu wv
Davies fourth Monday in Feb, May, August and Nov.
EdgsenOe fourth Monday N IN Feb, May Aug and Nov
Franklin second Monday March june sept. ana Dec
Gates third Monday in Feb May august and November.
Granville first Monday ~ Feb May. Aug and November
Greene. second Monday IN Feb May Aug and November
Guilford third Monday Feb May Aug and November
CASTOR third Monday February AND August and fourth
Halifax. third Monday in Feb May, Aug and November
Harnett, second Monday in March June, Sept and Dec
Haywood, fourth Monday in March, June, Sept and Dec.
Hereford fourth Monday in Feb May, Aug aud November
Hyde, second Monday ia Feb. May Aug Ind November.
Henderson rst Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
june, September and December
lredel third Monday ID Feb May, Aug. and November.
johnston fourth hondy in Feb May Aug and November
Jones' NTH Monday after the fourth Monday March and
Sept and on the last Monday January and July:
Jackson thlrd Monday IN March, June sept. and Dec
Leno hIst Monday IN January and July and third Mon
DAY III Marc1 ano oePtemOer. So
Lincoln second MONDAY 10 January and july and third
Marin sscnnd unnSor IN inr "a ;I 'T T duu SsP,:
MaTin second aonday IN January april July and Oct
nn MONDAY SItef tae fourth Monday IN March,
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Az Acr PLACES oF RExuxzvous FOR TIE
NATION OF kSRoLLED uKy

Tie C0HgTeSs Of the Cpfeds-1ts States of drucrcn do
enact That there shall be established in each county par
Sh or district and in any city county, parish or dis
tric 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
one or more Surgeons To be employed by the government
tn be assigned to that duty by the President on day of
which ten days notice shall be given BY said Surgeons
and from day To day next thereafter until all who shall be
IN attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been eIamned aud the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations 10 lie established by the Secretary of War; as
to The physical and mental capacity Of any person for mil
ary duty in the field shall be final and those Only thus
ascertsned To be tit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC 2 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 any
of whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trici.
SIC B. When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place OF rendezvous BY the certificate respectable
physician in that county, district parish or city
in county, parish district that any enrolled person
therein is unable account of sickness il shall
be the duty Of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandment 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'on or his continued disability certified by the GER
tce of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct parish he shall be held liable a absent without
leave Of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct. IL, 1852
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An Acr TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED &" An ACr FURrH-
Mr. PROVIDE FOR TIE Public DsFESCE" APPROVED 18th
APRIL, 1852, rHs ACT TO AMEND THE SANE APP
PROVED SEPTENBER 2TTH, 1859.
Tie CHgres Of the Confederate States Of America do en-
act That all persons subject enrolment for military SER
vice. may be enrolled under instructions um the War De-
partmen and reported BY the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county of their residence
or n" and when enrolled shall be subject to the prn-
visions Of law fully enrolled within the county and
State ct which they be residents: Provided That this
act Shall not extend to anY member of military organic
ton under State law while he remains in actual SER
vice without the limits Of his state And provided further
That the President authorized suspend the execution
oil this act as regards the residents of locality where he
may Ind impracticabe tu the act entitled an
oct 10 further provide for the publ defence" approved
approved September "a 1862.
Approved October 5, 1869.
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$50 REV ARD.

CAMP NEAR LLoYD's, ESSEX "a. Vs,)
Fehxuary ID, 1858.
hESERTED FROM CAMP WILLIAMS, TWO MILES
~ from kinstnn, n. C., on the 18th September, 1914
private ISAAC WOODARD. of company F. I'd esTsj1,
years DID, ve feet ee' inches in height sandy eomP
l"r Drown haIr blue eyes. and is supposed to be sin
present time concealed in the woods IN Wilson County,
Norh-Carnlina.
The above reward will be paid upon his spprshenHS,
and delivery in Jail in Wilson county, thai be may
safely returned 10 camp.
]. J. B. WICK,
Capt Co. +, I'd n. G. Cavalry
Gen. VIM. H. F. Lees Brgaa@
Feb IT, 1883 i5-6L
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.

mellow Is LIST OF RECEIPTS THAT SHOULD
ID be in the hands Of every family.
For 81 will send receipt for the cure of Dpthersr
Putrld sore throat or scarlet fever. For S will send
receipts for consumption, they have been tried with g
success For 50 will send receipt for Dysentery H
For - will send receipt that certainly cures the Ss&
head For 50 will send receipt for the cure of dnp
For S3 will send receipt for making Black Wrngft
For IS each. will send receipt for making Blue Ri
and elbow Ink. For 80 will send receipt for maErs
gold and silver Ink. For 81 will send receipt for
For Is will send receipt for making nv toothacbe dup
The above receipts have never been made known Oti
public. II any person is dissatisfied with any Of the br
receipts and returns them back to me- will refund b
money. My address is Raleigh, NC.
QUINTON UTLEY
RaleIgh, n. e., Feb. "a, 1868. lT-6tpd
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Civil Department.

ZEBULoN b. VANCE Of Buncombe Governor
RICHARD H. BATTLE ia, of Ansou Private Secretary.
J. p. Ii Russ. of Wake, Secretary of State
JONATHAN WORTH, of Randolph, Public Treasurer.
PHILIP A. WILET, Of Wayne Chief Clerk
CURTIS H. BRoGDEx, Of Wayne Comptroller.
d. w. Balm, of Wake Clerk
SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS, of Orange Auditor
q. II. PERRY, Of Wake, Librarian
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SUPREME COURT

RICHMOND ii. PEARSON, of Yadkin Chief Justice
WV. Ii. BATTLE, OF Orange. Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, OF Craven, Associate Justice.
SIoS Y. RoGERs, OF Wake. Attorney General
HAMILTON c. JOKES, of Rowan, Reporter
Edmund b. EEEENAE, of Wake Clerk.
JAMES LircHFORD Of Wake, Marshall
At present. the sessions of the Supreme Court are beIS
in the City of Raleigh once year, commencing on the Sc
cond Monday in June. ~
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SUPERIOR C0URTS

JUDGES John L. Bailey of Buncombe Romulus NJ
Saunders OF Wake, Robert R. uealh Of Chowan George
Howard lr. ct Wilson. James W. Osborne of Siecken-
burg, Robert s.. French of Robson Robert B. Gillian
OF Granville, and W. N. Shipp, q Rutherford
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100000.

DILES, FISTUEA IN ANO, TUMMTIoTTS
y SPERMATORRHOE ULCEKdAaTaT d
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. J. A. CLOfr .SOrs
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction in @
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that be c0u'U
the worst case of PILES. -, .sss
he has operated with perfect success: In sew Ne bS
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons
never had an accident to happen. N ,usur
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp "
attention. tsutE
Ang. l2,.lsG2.
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SoL1croRs-Jesse Yeates of HEREFORD of LIST Circuit,
Charles c. Clark of Craven, Cd Circuit Sion L. Rogers
of Wake, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas Settle, of
Rnckinghs ham, 4th Circit Ralph p Buxton. of Cumber
land 9Th Circuit Robert 3. Armfed, Of Tadkin, 9th
Circuit; VIM. p Bynum, of Rutherford 7th Circuit; and
A. y. MeFrimon, Of Buncombe, sth Circuit.
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Wayne nTst MOnuay alter the Ourth Monday March ana
September.
Greene second Z" .-. >"
Lenoir, third
Craven fourth
JONES' Wednesday next after the fifth Monday aer the
fourth Monday in March and September.
Onsow, sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September. y. .."..
Carteret seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
- = -. March and September.
Hyde ninth Monday the fourth Monday in March
70 and September. .+-f
Wilson, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
THIRD CIRcUIf.
Martini the Monday before the first Monday in March
and September. r
Pitt the fret Monday in March and September.
Edgacombe. second Z" 4"
Nash, third /"
Johnston fourth
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on Nc
CLENDON'S CREEK, Six miles west of Carthage y
ing on the basin of the Coafetds containing 300 acre
which is as productive any lands in the county Of sO
The improvements good and the situation healthy Ig~
liberal John MORRISON.
November IA, 1852 g2-w&sVt
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APPLE RRANnV


DURE SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, MADE
u from cider BY reliable manufacturers for sale to ete
the lot. Apply at Progress ufce.
Feb "a, 1853. IT-2t
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SECOND CIRCUIT.

Duplin fourth Monday in March aud September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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DOMESTIC MEnJCTNE.

DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE INF
LY PHYSICIAN. For sale at POMRROYS
Raleigh Dec. IL, 1852. lVl-"
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
day after the fourth Monday in March
- and Seantamher
FIFTH CIRCUIT.

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last in February and August.
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud August
Stany, first Monday in March and September.
Ansan, second "
Richmond, third &" =" -
Robson, fourth "
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Explanations

@~F''@HI1HAOII' IuSIIuCIlOnS lhe Com.
Jutant General. W o -
Commandments Of 0oSseripts and ctmps of I.arye.
ton.
be ann;InI styled the Commandant Of Conscripts will
De appointed for each State who will be choryod iii a.
M o. me enrolment and disposition Of
NE, WI establish one or more camps in which conscrinfs
WIZ oe assenoea and instructed, aud may recommend Er
appointment Surgeon, Quariermaser A CommisSsr
anu Tue requisite number of Drmasters for each c
mtdise command NV unuer MS own I'M
hospital Wh De established and buts fr ,virts
not a me camps will be promptly Eaccinated lii has
4ne Commandant Of Conscrpts will reou;r. fr
@ report on the first Monday in syery rnrtk eacn
co1seriDs OF the preceding month the humber of
DURING the the numb received and send swav
70 "1ss they tie aa@Ssr IrsnSSrsS
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where he may find it mpucteabe to execute the
and that in such localities, land during sueG IL Con-
Tolerate service under acts passed BY c tns rSer
crate Congress prior to TIE passage ., M ri 1884
rrrN Lh Cor the nnbc defence apProVeo loth VI API
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= after the fourth Monday in March

Surry, fourth Monday in February and August.
Ysdkn, first after the fourth Monday F=b and August