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Commercial Circulars Fer tho ssAus-
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 8, 1868.
BnEADsTuFFs-Thc continued fine weather,
freet deliveries FROM thr farmers. and larger Il.
ports from America. have bad \ depressing elect
with some pressure to sell, prices have down.
Our market today was extremely dull; whe,t
At a i5 ss8 Of Sd
Indian corn was in very limited denand, but f1ii5'
PRoy1s1oSs.-Ihcre ia fair inquiry for India
Mese and the fncr descriptions Of Prime Mess Beef,
but for inferior qualities prices arc very irregular
t,finns be seta a aae o. our
andprices, except for inferior quality, are pretty
steady. notwithstanding the conttn1ed large i'm
the lower qualities, which are scarce we quote IN
advance Of as to Is per cwt. Notwithstanding the
mild weather, really primo Butter still commands
qualities. tof which tho etock is increasing fess.
fully a1c almost unsaleable. Lard-a00 tons have
been sold tfs week for forward delivery at SIS to
about The same extent, At rather under te auota.
tiore Of last week the market closing fat. Taliow
Is dull, but without material change il value
GLASGOW, Feb. ~
BRKADsTrrrs.-Wc have had continued mild
weather all the week. On Wednesday last, onr
market for wheat was dull, AND only small aalea
At the market on y cdnesday there was fair It
tendance Of buyers, who bought very cautiously,
at decline Of sd to Cd per poll on wheat, and I'd
per barrel on tour.
To-day, at market, there was more pressure to
sell thar We have seen fosmonths past and several
Tates, in some cases IL per boil decline from last
wcck'a quotations.-donr dult OF sale,-1ndian
corn offered freely at It's Cd, without bringing out
buyess.
PRoy1s1oSsaaBeet and pork tn fsi. demand At
at about cur quo.ation-, and. uatil Leat Is orer,
, 1863-03-18

Union MEETING IN LOWER BRYAN HAL.-A
meeting Of the members Of the Young Mems Uni
MON Working Club-to which the public generally
are invited-will be held at Lower Bryan Hall, this
wednesday, evening, at ~ o'clock. Reports Of
committees will be received, and other important
business will come before the meeting.
BY order Of the President.
, 1863-03-18
Meeting of the Union Club Of the FIJI;
fccnit1 Ward

4 meeting Of the above Club will be held We'd
nceday, the 18th inetr, at ~ O'Clock, p. H., at
Jacob Anlerson's saloon, corner Larrabce street
and Chicago avenue, for the purpose Of electing
permanent officers for the Club. All Republicans
and Union men Of the Ward arc requested to at
tend. ". @. WHITE.
c. kSoDELsDonF,
Executive Committee.
, 1863-03-18

RECEIPTS AND sH1raEsTs Br cAsA1e-HAncu Is.
Receipt. SnipmEBts.
Stone. 6. y:....... 3ss Shingles, No.. 5000
Err Go,s tans Seeds 1os... egg Oats bn. 17'1's
The markets today opened f1mez, and some i'm
proyement took place in prices, but there Was but
o moderate business transacted.
In Provisions thcro is no change to report.
Mess Pork is in fair demand and steady at sl4.00.
Prime Mess Pork is in active demand aud firm at
$l20a, holders generally asking s1e5o. Bulk
Meats are In fair demand, with sales of S12,50O
pcs city cured Shoulders at $3.50 loose. English
Meats are scarce and fri, with sales Of small lots
at 7Hc fo7 Short Boneless; 6xc for Short Rib; and
SIC for Cumberlands. Lard is dull at 1o1{c, with
buyers at 104c.
Dressed Hogs were steady and quiet at &4.6o
@5.5o.
Flour MAS dull and neglected, with light sales Of
spring extras at $537X@8.00.
Nhea. advanced 161Hc per bushe1, with mod.
crate sa1es Of No Spring at $1.a0D1.21; No 2
Spring, $1oa31.10; and Rejected Spring at gsk
95s9c.
Corn advanced k91c per bushel, Mixed selling
at 4shl50c, and Rejected at 4s4D4sc. 4 boat load
Of Prime River Yellow was sold aaoat at 55c,
Oats swerc very dull and fully 1c per bnshel low.
CT, No selling at bs1555c. Rye was quiet at Sic,
Barley was firm. uighwines were dull and hc
lower, with light Gales at 4lNc. Glover Seed was
dull at $s,50lG,00. Flax Seed was sold ut $4.2s,
Timothy Seed WAS dull, with sales at $t60@1.o 90.
Broom Corn WAS active at $900011l0.00.
, 1863-03-18
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET,
Tuesday EVENING, MaI

Tuesday EVENING, March q, 1853.
The drug trade continues brisk, and tho general
market presents With few exceptions. any nllteri-
al change since the date Of our Last 1sriew Alum
has advanced t16G1c. closing firm. Quinfnc shows
an improvement Of 15c. Other staples firm Ut pre-
yions quotations. We quote:
, 1863-03-18

ceiyed last week, s5ssso bushels; shipped, es1e
very much depressed, and prices have declined 40
Sc per bushel on Mixed. and about &c on Rejected.
Tho first feet ofcanal boats, with Corn, arrived
TO-DAY the market advanced 1c per bnshcf, and
at the close was quiet. Sales were; 5000 bu prime
River Yellow adoat at 65c; 5000 bu Mixed Corn In
t00bu do t4c siolage) at 49c; 5000 bu do at 4s1c;
$500 bn Rejected Corn in store (sc storage] at
45c; 900 bu do at 45Ac; 500 bu do at 45c.
The following table shows the range Of prices
paid fot Mixed and Rejected Corn In store {sabiect
to &c storage till April 10 during tho week:
IYni0e 4ad
, 1863-03-18
CHICAGO GROCERY mAnKEr.
Weekly Review.

TUESDAY EVENING, March II, 1868.
The grocery market presents no new features
Etnce the date Of our last review. Trade has gen
orally ruled rather qniet-traneactionB being only
for Immediate requirements. The constant ftuctu-
ntious in gold and exchange has deferred operators
from purchasing largely, while at the same time
there has been nothing. doing in the speculative
way: The only material change we notice this
week Ia decline Of 4c on Refined Sugars. Raw
grades are quiet and steady. Cofees quiet. Other
articles without change.
We quote closing prices as follows.
, 1863-03-18

GrfS0 THAT DooH Bscn-Some pcreon with |
1f.sc .ccar, to ueum and tuun has carried off the
sth volume of tbe New American Encyclopedia, |
from ttc roors of the Young Mems Association.
11c s ,,crehy rcouestcd to return it immediately,
prz,c.xr-u.u1 1,y.aut. Chief Assistant L. 8
hsa,saor FIR this district has rendered his res;,
r,fson Of the o11cc, which has been accented, The
hnsinose will in future be carried on BIZ Phf1jn
Waaswo1th. Assessor, aud Mr. Field. Ch,.f "a.
a3stnnt-
-n-.-..,.-,,,
p.snop ~ ba.,:. ..su.e u eolun-
=. - eua.ea' - ., Aau 4uu'ana sts''
parish. The Randolph Street cars run within
few blocks OF the ehorch.
n1sstsssp.-The examination ~ A,d,,.x r.-
1,nd ehar.rcd with ,,,ccnv "a ho;1ar ~ 80,
-.,,a ~, -, !. ,,...;.r $3.50. -e.,N
n-o,,,, and a., ,,,t,.aa,. us..
81 ~, H. .a,n.,s.. 80. ....,.s ,' aEse
-,.,,.,s :. aa-:oA y. ~. .'- ~ .u' p,''
,,-,s..,,t;,. ,,s;.. 49,. ., 49,
80 ,z.,,.J,o.. ~Nf'o 'NS A-A' 'o-9A0
---
EA1GnAS7s FOR EuRorE.-The following named
pereone, whosa passage has been paid for at the
asoHte 80 ~ 49, .,eeaso"0a. AZ LUIS enyt
@"''s" 1.~A r., W. ~ '"s 'S" VI feptua's, III
1ne faeAe. sup 1A'' nSon' "A"' oonln' NJ La
4e,, "a-s 1wP"s a.u suiiu' JANUS anu ann uoa-
n.e De' .aa.u ea"n "'lu 1n'ee e'llu1ea'
4nsuat' net'st oaa1cl neou'fc' 1aFsase1 Oosan'
<alon'lne hsah' ol'oSct ooosoa'
a,cv,cFrr.s TurA7rn-Tha 8nn 1,,.b dram,
IF .t3,r,an Bo,n;b7nc,, ,,t,ar.ra -. ,.-,. .,,,5-
crco last n,o1t and ,,ovo ccner.1 0st;sfor.;,, r.
Win IN ranoetoa +o.n;,+ 1rlon NJ ~o,a, IN, a..
ncor IN od5jt;on In .so,nonohne !, IN h,s oreat
, 1863-03-18
D I Il d.

In this city, or tho 18th inst Mrs. WILBUR vito Of
.J"hn Wilbur, Esq. aged s. years.
= yr..a.o <A. H. pspe.s piease cory.
, 1863-03-18

'IEEauAT EFxNKaG, March Il. 1855
{ Tho Dry Goods market during the week has
1etn, 20 inr as Chicago is concerned. verT active
The decline in gold has affected prices somewhat,
and We lower our quotations on come leadiDg sta
r1,r rstn
, 1863-03-18

ARRIVED. March Is,
Hunter. LaSa}lc, s, 800 hi corn.
Commodore Fl ote, LaSallc, s 800 bu corn.
Portland. LaSalle. $500 bu corn.
I. d. Harmon. LaSalle. 5,75O bu corn.
Stars and Stripes, LaSa11c, 5,60S bu corn.
s. F. Ga1e. Lemont. 70 c. ;. rubb1e etouc.
Rcso!ntr, Lenont. 90 c. y. rubblc stone.
Drill. Morris, 140 tons coal
March Is.
Maple Leaf. Joliet, 6.0Oo bu corn.
Monarch, LasaIe, SID 4i1Q0 bu corn 100 bu grass
seed.
II. G. Loomis, Athena, to- c. ;. rnbble stone
Lady franklin, Athens 60 c. =. rubhlc stone, IL C..
=. uimension stone.
, 1863-03-18

Flour and Grain IN Store at Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat, Corn. &C., in etore in this city yesterday,
compared with that IN store week ago, and the
corresponding date last year:
, 1863-03-18

T30 .t065510615I .. S. 81 "a CPS. 97K
U.s.es 81, rcgd. 1ot US. 1yeaI cert. 992s
Coupons. 104
NoSET-Eaey at 6 4 cent. ....
Sterling Exchange lower and dnll at 1G95stE1.
Gold unsettled and irregular, opening ut $40
IS, advancing to 555s1, md closing weak at 54589
, 1863-03-18

$. F. Gale, Athens.
Reso1ute. Athens.
Aurora, LaSae. 1os,7745 # lumber.
Elizabeth. LaSalle 11s, ,t4o # lumber 80 N shingles.
Republic, Morris. -
Empress, LaSaue, 6,7G5 s5-100 bu oats 0,a15 II
lumber.
Cataraet, LaSa1le, u, ,:sa1 $500 bu oats.
uamlin, !aSalle. lels0 It lumber, so # siding.
II. q. Loogis, Athens.
Lady Franklin. Athens.
, 1863-03-18
mcrcautIle Correction.

nAereantA1e Correction.
Editors Daily Tribune;
iou % introduce nc to yonr readers In the report
hs, y w eresnti!e Association" meeting as its
chairman o. the committee Of RECEPTION 70 act In
vention: to be he!d In our city in Jauc ne1t
named Edward Hampstead as chairman Of s,33
susaddcd to the committee to act ~ ita chaI-1n,;A
My aspirations for distinction are not uui,r ~
r1Ir pant az to ovcretcr TIE bounds OF rules
j.. sAsh apkos4tlurut6. 1vA& I. CA1Y1i+
, 1863-03-18

DOLICY STAMPS.-On and after
i this date, no Stamps will be Charged the A.
eured on Policies aud Certificates
Issued FROM THIS OFFICE.
HIGGISEOE i JAMES
mhsssii2W NO. Clark atlaet.
, 1863-03-18

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph FHw ToRE, March 16, 1858.
SrocKs-St10nd B0drd-Stpcke dull and irrcg.
, 1863-03-18

EGGS-Dull and lower, with sales at s4191 per
dog.
PGIITRF-Chickcns, per doz, $225Da.50;
Turkeys. per b, 81SHc.
POTATOES Market drm at 90195c for prime,
and 659lTOe for medium.
0NlOSS-scarce and firm at 81. IS per bu.
, 1863-03-18
Dlnnt15.

w ANTED-A Drug Clerk, in
~ rlea.zat town Of abnut 20ao tnhart, .,.. 49,
ho11s rice from Chicag". German n,eh.rre,i IL
Chlctyo, nj NH, tr,.
, 1863-03-18

bAvc their tcneest this evening when scry choice
programme will be offered. AZ this is the last op-
porunity Of hearing the grand old tunes 20 admir-
ably rendered, there will undoubtedly be crowded
house. IN view OF which We adyise our readess to
60 early.
The troupe sing at Joliet On Thursday evening,
and at Bloomington on Friday and Saturday evcn
tnge. We commend the old ladies and gentlemen
to the citizens OF thoee places. They have far
n{shed come Of tho hest musical entertainments
Te lave ever had IN Ch'csgo.
SALE OF ILLINOIS coTrnS.-0ur commercial col
umns record today novelty In thc history OF Till
nois markets, and M index to what promises to
be an immense traffic. Three Thousand pounds OF
Illinois cotton sold In Boston, two or three lays
since, at 8.I<c. This cotton was raised in Wash.
ington county, and was ba1cd and shipped by
Bowen Bros Of this city, the pioneers In this new
bat promising branch Of our resources. The n.
T. journal Of Commerce, speaking OF this lot, pro-
nouuccs II to be "vc1y handsome, and equal in
quality to the middling uplands from North Caro-
Ina and Tennessee" This sale maEka new era
IN our commercial anrals and the day is not far
distant when the rich, broad swell. Of prairie Of
southern Illinois shall obtain for us the same
prominence In cotton VIC now cuioy in corn.
IHk new COMMERCIAL LETTERING woull
direct the attention OF produce and co,n.
mission men, shippers and bus.ueas mon
generally to the notice, which will be found IN
other column, Of the removal Of tho ontce Of tbc
Daily Commercial Letter, to the Tscunout E.
channge Building, Dearborn street. The CONNER
. cial Letter 10 the pioneer Of all similar publca
tions In Chicago. It was commenced In 1855 b,
the late r. L. Wells, esq, 10 meet IN obvious wan
of the business community, and under his abl
, 1863-03-18

To-Day the sales were: 5j SKIS Ground Alum at
SatA eel: GO eks do at Sa00 del.
mand active at $3.s545s, ,a5-thc latter for choice
for seed. CIoyEn-The demand IL light and we
quote the market dull at $5.5o1f.o0. T1No1lIr
dull at $t.75@1.90.
Topaz tho sales we're: a5 bags Flax Seed at
= Is; 90 bu choice Clover at $500; % bu do at
$1.:o: 10 bags at $i.75 90 bn at =. GO.
TALL0W-There is no prime city on the mar
kct. and butchers tallow ii selling at 10AG1104c.
WOOD-Thc stock Of wood on hand is unusually
large, and the market is very dull. The dealers
arc holding their stocks at the following quota
tions: -.
Doarh 4H mar m
, 1863-03-18

Hickory .......--............... ....Is0
WOGL-As yet there has very little made its ap
pearancc In this market, and prices arc nominal a
f0175c.
WOODEEWARE- market is firm. and "
note e1iGht advance in wooden pals. Other III
ticies unchanged. We quote:
, 1863-03-18
Chicago Grtb111tt.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1868.
THE CITY.

Br1SG THAT BOOK Blackstone person with
LITE regard to ncnn and tuum has carried Oft the
SIT. volume of the New american Encyclopedia,
from the rooms Of the Yonng Mems Association.
Tic Is hereby requested to return it immediately.
, 1863-03-18

TOR SALE.-To Distillers aud
others, For sale nrstc Class H!shwtae pts.i1le-v,
with Machinery sad Apparatus. an In complete .un-
riraled advantages for shipping. DC. SC. WIN be-
sold chvap for cash II applied toE Immediately. For
Chicago. nj. or J. II. pDWEER, Wlnons. MINI.
, 1863-03-18

Total. -..... 1895 1861 $3.50 ITO 3t4 100
nEcErrrs AND SHIPMENTS Br cASAL-NAtcu Is.
Receipt. Snipm<Bts.
Corn, bu. .89b74 Lumber, H. 1851 459
Stone, c. y..,.,,... 335 Shingles, No., $1,000
, 1863-03-18

FOR SALE-A Lot, eighty feet BY
y one hundred and eighty. On Washington ss-cet.
RICE. Room ", - Dearborn street mhi3 btf3-lu
FOR SALE.-A Canal Boat, larc-
Il est size now building. at Two River H1s Apply
to MANN Rios -
mh1shss-1w Milwaukee. wis.
, 1863-03-18

heavF. TO-DAY we note decline Of Hc Sales
were: 80 brls at 4'hc' There a little Of no specn-
lative or shipping inquiry ard the market il al
uIDES-Thc market quiet and unchanged. We
, 1863-03-18

VIC look for ANAL trade. All the sllon1ders ot-
fcrcd Eold ut 94s6d1s5s. Cheese still scarce. and
wanted. Butter dull. Lard steady at tho recent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
elarlous NeKs ErOn fezas.

AT an early hour yesterday mOrning the telegraph
nonnced one Of the most splendid naval eas of the
en- the dstsot east Of Texas The details win be found
in the teegraphie column The following official conf
nation Of the affair was received Yesterday.
"By telegraph from Headquarters GalvestOnt Maj,
This morning, lss Jsnuary, AZ Oeock, ItaAeEsatis
sneays feet and garrison a. this place, and captured
the latter and the steamer Harriet Lane and two
barges, and schooner Of the f-rner The rest seine
four or Eve ESCAPED ANONYMOUSLY under cover Of Gag
Of truce have About SIX hundred prisoners, and =
large quantity Of valuable stores. arms, etc. The
Harriet Lane is very re injured she vas carried BY
boarding from high pressure cotton steamers nsnn
b. Texas cavalry and artillery. The line troops Srrs
calamity commanded BY Col Green, Of Sibeys brigade
and the ships and artillery by Major Leon Smith 70
whose domtable energy and heroic caring the GENTRY
is indebted for the successful e1ecntOa o. plan which
had considered for the destruction OF the enemyS feet
Col Bagby, Of Sbley's brigade, also commanded the
volunteers from Bis regiment for the naval expedition
in which every 0iResr and every won for himself
Signed j. B4SEHEAD. MAGRUDER,
Muior General -
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he TeIegTaDAIe NsE, s,gtsm.

The General Agent OF the associated Press has been
ast6sd b. Dr. Morris, President OF the Southern TeIe
graph COmpiOes, that in consequence Of The greatly
increased RROgut Of press matter being over
the lines Of these Companies byreAson OF two rival ss
soc tons 70 the delay Of othsr important matter from
and aier Monday neSt, the 18th nst the number Of
words to Be received dlly by each Journal Cat the weekly
rates,) win be limited TO fee haared" and any excess
above i've Saadred words will be charged for al half the
regular rates aDd the tolls collected daily from tie
agsut or Uublisher receiving such excess
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MovEMryTs OF'BRAGG's ARMY; : =

NOV EMbNIS VI DhAuuo Ami .
McbIir,' Jan: 'sh,-TheS AJysfser Tnd.Regi~tsr'haa
the following despercb, dated DecA%rd, Tenn, Janua
49, -, - -. - - 49,. y
g Hon Fs,.3t. "a "a .'-"'..' 80: !. 80
Being OdtGGrn6efed hore than two to- one blythe enc.
my aud oar troops uttefl; exhausted b. cold and
run and ncessShnt lighting, With lOss in lsd
and wounded, General Bragg determined to fall back 10
Dick Ell The enemy showed he was receiving large
.reinfOreeiiIeintss from Kentucky. =.
skipfu night march. covered by tb.. a!@!fabls
cavalry Of Wheeler and Wharton, tie whole army, with
all its supplies .sua edpIurti arms. concentrating
in its new lines and reaa for the enemy wheReTerbe
shall advance. =,
scs!tis army Tehihie;sea river in S?ycu.
berwe have euptared 500 pti;Ohcf, over 4opeees OF
artillery 5000 arms; and lot! Of wagons; 49,
|. 49, =. =; fsi0ned1 - - W.
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FISAScllI AND COMMGRqlL

FaIoAT, January 3, lS6S.
The sales Of cotton, n Liverpool, during the week
szisg 2gh s amounted 5seo0 salrs arkst closing
e-oysn Daras 6rs Of ;he week there depression and
prices defined "a oct the market rscoTsred before the eeie
md sara svsaeed HGSd American Gotten closed gus' but
steady Tie spectators amounted = lOO- bAsS and
to exporters 500 In port amounted 70 $1,000
Gales and (Which slo ere American The closing quotations
Fair blig
Nsu Orleans. 9.E ~
Mobile. ...-...... ..........--.- .sds 23'.-
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Ynnkpe FOrce a AeEberp. :

The Raleigh S,Gis Journal learns from perfectly
liable source that there we're ia the waters Of NeWbern
on "Wednesday last no fever thin .ftly.fre Yankee
ranspOrts The forces there include the commands Of
three MajOr-GeSeras usually, in the Va kee army l5,
600 each which gives The full force there at As
600 TO 5000 az least
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G5t 8ieBmnrb td!ig,
sATURpAY MORNING, JAN. 10, lse3.

Fnaas-Diy IS per snnuni IS foe sN months and 81 per
nonh for shorter period.
ssnwsskS IS per Annun g. for ak months, IS cents per
nonth for a shorter period
weekly IS pr aanu e for SIX mSahs Sent for no shorter
period. PayuHntm Bn cases IN advance
ADvEHFpaone square Of lines IS cent? for hrst Insertion
50 cents per square Tor each continuance SenSeeo iFk
Eeskty iassoua Is per square Weekly Insertions "
E- Rsuanees may b made tbs rsk Of the Publishers h
cases Ee evidence tksa the deposit OF letter n the
Post Once containing money
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6 Ee gI n 4 ATi6S SALE. OF 5000 ACRES

6 RQVEsIaITi6NSA SALE. OF $4,000 ACRES
- DFfrALuABLE EANDs-By vrtas VI y Decree from he
oi:i cdSr s ~ Di.trlSt % pin be sold 20 The hill
hGld.f. % he Pablo suas u Lake Cry na, on wEDNl
Tbrass, lh 1888. at II O'Clock NJ, many valuable
Gnpee couniy tpen levy seTer u Marion, and many In
Of the Railroads - q.
l. All persons aehs pieces Ia Js and most convenient
sscca o hs STATE be sscopmodses TOR not only do these
trSeii On al eoPsg oyer 1920 aeres) embracing sry
grade Of ION The oranee Goyes aud ohe,
Sea Island qoopL best Of wsiItbered Pine Lands
tqIs sea or Cotton aown 10 the Poor Sand Hills in which
and eghsia Residences be had, convenient
only 70 sIe iands bdt TO neyerfalng abundant
ply and game Tn: bot only do these Lands
iaJs 90 Acref 1000, which every be suited
TokOse wishing 70 rsn6Te turths south 70 the most desirable
country where as many ~ uot morel Oe CONF
forts and OF te can be iy attained and where
arriving can b. nofe easily had than 10 y other country .
their opportunity To capitalists Wishing invest their surplus
funds soefng aaeni and Of interesting yaue-now Is
your time such smother you will not agaln baye.
Teis sale cash. Confederate Notes or Bonds payable
the ssles conkrmel by the Court
For further oforssOn numbers Of the Lands N offered &e
&C., adde's She subscriber NJ Gainesville, T. Es, James
---'r-i''' X. W. B ioDgsoN,
.. :. Receiver
Norppartis. irsn distance leaving Savannah G by Gull
Road Monday morning. n reach Lake City at O'Clock p
n, Tuesday, In time Tor sale next day.
Gain ssvile, Fls.I Nov. 81, lS62 des-tds
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IRON NORTH CARoLINA!

R4LrIsr,. Jaa. 18th State journal has reliable IN.
formation from NsrbsFp sA4 ths'shsny not les; than
5000 strong ans on the coast andd most formidable
aeet al BSsuiQr. ItlsiqPP9sedthnt 90 attack islisqi'
.,,ei Sn:WilniRgton and 6SldseOro. - ,'.
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~ Any person arriving from lie States north OF ne Ro'
l1ao and b1ugnz EagoPeaa nswsPsPS or any
pson the city coming possession Of sach journals, win con
fer fvOr upon the EaOrs BY leaving ssnang ~
a ne % uis once.
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ia9egt

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.-T0AL ALL PER
~ SONS BETWEEN THE AGEs OF ~ AND 20 YEAEs.-
GosT 0ec. dated November si 1852 MsckI.nbus Court
House sheeby appointed place Of rendezvous, for conscFp
scripts from Halifax Charlotte Court House for the conscp
Charlotte county Lunenbnrg Court House for the eonp
from Lunenburg county Brunswick Court House for the conscp
from Brunswick county Prince I'd ward Court House for the
scripts Prince Edward county, Apomaox Court House Tor
the conseripts from AppomattoN county. -.
Surgeon - Dr. John CrSddock and Dr. Ds.I Fournoy are
Examiners for the Fifth Congressional District eomPos
"a Of the counties Mecklenhu Halifax, Charlotte Lunenbnrg
Brunswick, Prince Edward and Appomartox.
All persons Of hecklenbur, Halifax, Charlotte
unenbuE Brunswick Prince Edward and APpomgtiox beiseen
portion ohe OF other states In which aforesaid
themselves AZ the places above mentioned to the
Examining Board and Enrolling Officer for examination and
ome the days hHed ia the annexed notice Of the EKamn-
ing Board.
state or moderate Surgeons those who have lused subs
any ana spersons who claim exemption on any
groupd Whatever 10 persons discharge exemption or DETAIL
nom any source VIII from attendance At the place
Attention. called to XIII s. section, s. General Orders
q All The laws AID regulations applicable TO derr. shall be
applied TO fail repair TO the pace Of Tendes
vous for tnrcuen, who shall desert after omen'.
the agencies employed for the apprehension anil confne
ment Of ie.erte; and heir transportation the comusks
their respective shall be applicable 70
vpus after the publication Of the call:
csH'eFPtI viii come provided viii at e's' nrss day. RS
chii Enrolling oGce, ;th Cong Dl,tTiet.
The uds.Isned Surgeons Of Exssains Board or the sth
concern hft they have sIsj upon 10th ih days
a. Court House, % 2S & @ sad
5r the eysanation ri ,fsS C. H. the 26k 9Th
nsion =, Lanentgrs c. Il for The examination a, ransw
H. Tbrus;y aud +a 1885, the examination Prince Eli
- -P1 IoHN cRApDocS.
..s.' DAVID FLOURNoT.
jaa-:: Examining surgeoc;