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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

V't'N ~ ul tieln ADout -.cJJ STITCHES u
minu,e.'
j. may help some tn appreciate the
wor:h If G rs i,utin,a| cn ri tees, to-
'ea what an eni Icn' EurliShme, sal
ofth h"beo corpns The Boston Cou
ries' ,ppptl uncly disc .vrrs IN the pull
lishel j u'nnl Of lie rv Lau,e.s. :,
wh~, il 1779. w"s President of tie
Con mental Cnngr s.. L. 1870. NJ,
Laurr,s VA. sent as Mi lister to II |
land. o. his way he was carturt.'
md imprisoned IL the T,wcr 1t L ",l ",
for fourteen months. When Lord Shol
urne lecame Ptcmler. L"urels was
hrnn III, up, nn h,beas corpus Il re
ieasel. After his reln,se, he WAS ,rea,
ot VI h gfeai kin'In"ss and respect H.,
The British nu'horilies II. dlnel witt,
l. rd Shelhnrne. Af:"r inner. TIA,
conversation turned nn the s.a}rutin,
o. the TO countries. Lord S elburnr
'emark.I 49,.
g [ am sorry for vour people, Why
50 ""sked anre,. IS" "7hey aciH lose
the hqb"Gs coryHs' wns The rcrlv.-
Lose tie hoteus coryas :" SAIL L~u-
rcns. Yes" Sail L'rd $ rlurne. We
u CHASED it with centuries Of wranr-
iing. nany Years Of f .h ing, anl had
t co,ti' med by at least fifty acts of
?.'ll'mrnt. AL this laugh, The nn'i,n
lis value an it is so ingrnincl into
Lrir creed, as the very toxnda'lnm Of
1hcir liberty, that no man or party Nill
ever dare tn tr,mplr on it. Y.ur peo-
re will pick it up, and attempt to us,
it hnt. having cost them n"llri,g til, y
will not know how to appreciate it. \
thc first great inter ml feal thlt w
have, he o"j 'ri'y will ,ramrlr upon X .
a d The pc pie will permit It to be-
done, a"d 81 will q your liberty
A few days ago va,i us sums "f mon
",v, private p"rers. l"ckr, h'"ks aud
ncmrnt"es help"g'ng +, Fele al , l.
lrrs who had died while p,is acrs il
Charleston. s, G. we're sent into our
i es un lera fl g # 'rncr. These rt
ei,s were carefully labeled and had be. u
", II preserved Some nt the suns uf
m ley were rs hi yh ns $22 and IN
total am uni Of cash rr,u ne WAS s 80
o. This is the fist ,,rs an,e upu,
record during this war whore any such
honesty has cen manifested. (B slnn
P ST.
I is - shocking disgrace to the ci,i
liz ,rlpn IF the are t.ni this is the Fl; 81,
il Stance f such Il ,npsv, and we f the
North ought t. hc ashamed # our elv-s
that we have t. look to the Rebels fr
such an example OF comm N court 8.
Integrity anl humanity. Lei US ar
least, initiate tho exa. pie. Cnicmgu
i.m' S.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
NEV ).:If)N PLAINDEALER

,,'isas .very Frr,av ut tn. p'aindsale
prat,s r,,n.. Min Street, New OreKo
H,v,ri county, Iowa FL. MEAD pro
rietor.
q -TErNs.-
' ls3poi.S one year. VI tvance, &l W
- {. s4 ..gs .t tho - Of 3 mo. ! %
:. {. mo I 50
6" o. f" :. I2mp. 2 90
81 labs Of ten. in advance, en~h 70
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
Go 10 French,s,
Salix Alba or White Willow.
500. Cuttings Grown at Rockford.
Put up il fine order and at low rates.

Put up il fine order and at low rates.
400, 900 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted to the
West--standards and warts.
Pears, Standards aud Dvarfs.
good stock OF Dwarf Cherries-Dakes and Noril-
los all hardy and pro luctive.
9uAPa ,INsS--A large stock Of Dclawares, Dianas,
Coneords. Guyahogas, R-beccas, Hartford Prolific.
aud u host OF other approved new hardy Grapes.
100" 600 :Iapes from one to years old, aud price
from $40 per NJ, to SEQ per hundred.
Strawberries -rriomphe. De Grand, Wilson's
ALBANY. Peabody Prolific, &c
observation-disclosures Cane. AMI Doeittls's I'm
proved. Brnckis's Oran.s. 40.
OsHAMRsrAL SHHuHBsKY In great variety. 4
large collection Of Evergrssas, Green House aud
budding ants in profuson
Leave orders wi h Bsss Elmendorf At ict'regor !;
u Il. Rent, West Union William Baxter, strawberry
Point , ar ". W. Cro,t, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on aspisatinn
Apply to J. s. sllEAKMAN, Proprietor,
334yl Rockford, Ill.
~ Nerios.-It having come to my knowledge.
that sundry pArsie using the maize OF my Mar
SCI to sell their TR Ash, hereby give notice that
JOHN L. Page is not. and has been my agent,
neither has he purchased and nursery st"ck Of
me, consev uenty I do not hold nsysst responsible
for his contracts. -. SiiEAKMAN,
Proprietor Of Rockford Nurseries.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
The Taflon Clipper PlOw

r G TKAVER, manufacturer of this justly Cels-
81 brxted Pillow, would refer the Farmers Of Iowa
to the hat his Plows haven taken the first pre-
MUM ut the Grant county tair since they have
been manuac ured that last year he carried Of the
trated Moline Plow." aud all others subsequently
winning the first premium in the blowing match. He
has the testimony Of the most practical and intell
g.nt farmers vi the Northwest, that the station
Cipper"is all that be desired, skill and enter
prise furnish.
Evere kind OF Plow needed be found at the
agents, HILLS MCiiOSE,
Storage and Commission House, on Leves,
336tf McGrcgor, Iowa. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

r HAVE waited rearly two years some who owa
/ me. l am about to quit waiting. AMER the 18th
March, all Notes and Accounts due will TO LETT
With legal gentlemen settlement. Money i plenty
md not very desirable to keep there Is no good
reason why debts should not be paid.
Several persons owe inc on subscription, who want
to pay in Wood. I beg to say that want Wood or
money. sOOn.
will sell three so Acre Lots In Aliamakso county
At a bargain, it applied to soon.
pair OF good llorses will be exchanR for cash,
land or town property. A. p. RICHARDSON.
+. 81 am not y candidate for Onice and hence,
no one ueed suppose collections will b. delayed for
tbs sake Of eoaciliaion My private affairs seed dx.
ing up--t desire public bu siness. A.
Mc1regor, Feb. Is, lS63n332
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The Confessions and Experience Of a
pcnR Ynnnn Man

A OE ,TLEMAN having been cured Of the results
Of early and disease, will, from motives of
the above interesting narrative, published by himself
This little book is designed warning and caution
to young and those who safer from NsWvoUs
DssiLlfY, Loss OF MEMORY, PREMATUaE DECAY,
&c., &c, supplying at the same time the means Of
selEcuro. single copies will he under seal in
plain envelope, without ctarge,-to any who request
t, BY adore sing the author,
C!iAS. 4. LAMBERT, Esd,
;;2lm3 Greenpoint, Long Island, New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DuDONCO'S Golden Pits

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DMpOMcO'S Golden Plus
FOR FEMALES.
Intallible il eorrec'ing, regulating and ren.opin9
all distractions. from rh,teuer cause. and
ni.pays successful as q preventive.
The combination OF in gradients in Dr.. Duponco's
Golden pills. are perfectly harmless They have been
used In the private practice OF old Dr. Duponco,
thirty year, aud thou lands of ladies testify
to their great and failing in almost every
case, in correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing uations part ary At the change
Of life F.om t. 10 pills will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint, the Whites Nearly every female
IN the land suffers from this complaint. The above
pill has permanently cured thousands and will
yoa ii you them They cannot harm you, on the
contrary, they all actions, restore nature
- its proper channel, sud invgorate the whole stem
La lies whose health will not permit an increase Of
tsa,ily will lind these Pills successful preventive
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves so
are cautioned against using thes. pills while in that
onation lest they invite miscarriage, after which ad
MOnifion the proprietor assumes no responsibility
ath"u y the miIdness Of che pills viii do injury tc
heath.
N The ;nyre dents com osins the genuine pill
made known every a,.hr, and they will tell
the pills free from any tbihy injurious aud yet wi
DO all claimed for them. r.
Full and explicit explanations ace inpany each box
Sold BY BENTON BROTHERS Il Co, and
WOOD 4 BROTHER, McGrego9,
General Agents for ella, ton county, lava
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar
through the Mc(}r-gor Post On e. have the pill
sent (onicntially) by mail to any part Of the
try, tree OF post age.
N. s--Lsok out far coanterfsts! Buy no Gods,
Pills OF kind, unless every box is signed 5.
Howe All Others are base imposition, aud unsafe
therefore, you value lives aud health, Ito
nothing being humbugs ed out OF your money! bu!
only Of tho.e who sho" the signatures 81 : D. iiow
every hox, which has ,ently been added &c
count Of the pills being ccunterfeitei.
! Sold also by Allen L iIo.fari, Dubuque, Iowa: 8
| ccswford 4 Co. Gseaa III; Emn,ert L Burrsil. Free
port: Lord Il Smith C,ic sgo, aud by ono Druggis
| IN every village aud city in the United States.
| :. D. HOWE,
SlSyl Sol. Proprietor, New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
10 Nervous Sufferers
OF ROTH SEXES

REvEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health in . few days, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment
without success, considers 1t his sacred duty to
municats to his afflicted fellow the Of
cures Hence, the receipt Of addressed en-.
veope he will send (free) copy OF the prescription
used. Direct to DR.. J"HN NJ. DAoNALL, ls6 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, New York 333mlc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

DANpsLIox AND WILD CHsunY BIrrERs. prov
dence has bestowed blessing upon mankind through
tile fundamentally Of Dr.. Huntington in present
ing to the world hs Dandelion and Wild Cherry Dit
ters We have tried in family with the greatest
success, for the cure of Salt Rhsum. As blood pu
rider, It is the most effective remedy extsut See ad
vertssmsnt in another column - Lansing Argus.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

~ EpIroRs OF TiMBs witt your permission
wish to say to the readers Of your paper that I'll
send by return mail to all who wish IT, (free) Reel
PC, with full directions. for making aud using sim
pie Vegetable Balm, that will etfecu ualiv remove In
ten days, Pimpes. Bo tches, Tan, Freckles, and all
Impurities OF the Skin, leaving the same SOFT clssr,
smooth and beautiful. ia
will also mail free 70 those having Bald Heads Or
Hare Faces, simple directions aud information that
will enable them start fall growth OF Luxurient
Hair, Whiskers, . Moustache in less than thirty
days All applications answered by return mail with
out charge.
Respectfully yours, THOS. F. CHAPMAN.
2m336 Chemist, No. S3l Dro dway, N. Y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

W Won desire nice piece OF engraving executed,
l 60 70 ERENCH'S, ss his Is the only sstab-
ishmsnt vest Of Milwaukee that does this kind Of
a wOrkNll.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
WHAT CAN WOMAN Do IN WA

Much, every way. But she can't keep peace in the
amily without bottle Of Dead Shot to kill of the
blood. thirsty hordes Of hungry Bed Bugs that unn
vsd, Introduce themselves to her dodgers, their
great annoy vance aud disgust. Now Is the time to use
IL. Kill 'em now. No family should DO without it,
The Dead Shot makes clean sweep; renders peace
cert ain by the annhilxtiOn OF the enemy. Sold by
oil the druggists. 8. HUNTINGTON,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
Store for Rent.

TIME store formerly occupcd by myself, two door
East Of sperry's Hall, Main street. may hs rented
= r.asonnhl. terms T. w. WOOD.
;. 81, e,nr Jan. Goth, lS63nS2tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

vu~lOSE uho wish ay s"Od- in ta". "tti rehe" .
i her III at ksep = good stock buy tor ASH ksrt
nv sx ems is aud will sell as cheap or
she ,per than any house in the west
= l always engrase goods that admit OF H. nee
charge
So lem,n,bsr ths place directly opposite where
the .reat Are took place. AUGUSTUS kRENCh.
2S3tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
Kerosene OF.

TTIE best place to get good Kerosene OH, ana oths,
i articles usually kept in . Drug Sore, is 1t
WOOD 4 BROS.
Nc0rssor December ed, 1881. 27lH
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF NERVOUS INVALID. Fl.
Published for the benefit and . caution to young
mev aud others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
ksry Decay, and their Kindred ailuents--suppiying
the nesns of self.cure BY one who has cured hlnl-
self after being vrtiu, Of misplaced confidence IN
m.iical humbug and quackery. BY enclosing nost.
paid directed envelope, single copies may be had OF
tho author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq BEDFORD,
Kings county, New York. mlaiter32syl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Musical.
All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES q
BsorHEs's Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
strumcnts. Agency for Mclodeons, Pianos, dc.
All orders promptly filled at Eastern prices. It
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08

U>nl, ANYTHING on want 10 bay in the line Of Eocs
4 and shoes, cali on heller at the ~ Be-:
shoe store II" keeps the best stoes "a sSwn go
sells the chsaieft.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-08
New M llsic.

Comic song, Just received at GILES. Also
. new supply Of III" very popular song aud choras.'
ssOr andmother told me So.' 334
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16
CEN pOIK,S ARREST


It is no secret-for the telegraph has already told
it-that General Bragg Immediately after the battle
of Chickamauga, in consequence of some disagree
ment caused General Polk and other ofhis officers.
to be relieved of their commands and placed under
arrest The act has called forth considerable ami
madversion. The correspondent Of the Atlanta
Georgia. .OOnfedtrGey in some speculation as to
the cause of this step, says:
A member of General Braggs staff, while at these
headquarters short time since, stated that General
Polk Is responsible for the present position of Rose
cranz's army; that if the orders gwen to Gener:
al Polk had been obeyed at the proper time Rose
cranes army would have been cut to pieces aRdcap-
tured; that General Polk was ordered peremptorily
by General Bragg to renew the fight at dawn of
day Sunday morning, the goth, and that at 10
o'clock Sunday morning the attack had not been
mpde; that he this staff ofcer) was sent by Gen.
eral Bragg to General Polk to know why the attack
had not been made. He found General Polk on
this side South side) of Chicksmauga reading
newspaper. His answer was he could not tell why
the attack had not been made that he had issued
the necessary orders the over night that he was very
ANXIOUS the attack should be made and that he
would 60 directly himself and see about it
This same staff officer informed US that, before
the fight of Chickamauga,. at McLemores cove,
General Hindman, with 1900 effective muskets,
was ordered to attack body of the enemy, which,
if he had done as ordered, he would have captured
Thomas corps, numbering Is, 600 men. Hindman,
by moving two miles, would have cut off Thomas
only avenue of escape, for he was Ntherwise sur
rounded. General BIagg has, we understand, put
him under arrest.
From the above source get also the information
that Generals Bragg and Breckenridge have buried
the hatchet-that, after the fight was over, and
General Bragg was riding along the line Of Brock
inridgs's encampment at given signal three hearty
cheers, along the whole Hne, for " General Bragg,
al Beckinridge himself gave three cheers; alter
which he and Bragg took friendly shake of the
hand, ana tiny blue curls, aye, fragrant curls,
went up from the pipe of peace
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16
The Military and the Civil Authorities.

Evidences of disposition on the part of the mill
tary authorities of the Confederacy and of the States
to override the civil law and render null and void,
the authorities Of civil tribunals, have not been
wanting at any time during the period of this war.
But the disposition to disregard the supremacy of
civil authority has been at no time perhaps, more
strikingly illustrated than during the past months.
We give the following instance as copied from the
Montgomery AdCertiSer of the 30th:
party OF mounted men are going through West
Alabama summarily srresting and forcing into the
army all men who have put in substitutes, provided
they cannot prove by the certificate of the Captain
who received the substitute that he has not desert
ed and is now actually in the service or has been
killed in battle If this proof is not satisfactorily
made in ten days. the principal is mustered in, given
transportation and started off TO Enterprise MiSsis
sippi-OR the tenth day No hearing is allowed to
parties before the Courts and no choice Is given
them as to what command they will join. These
men say they are acting under orders from General
Pillow, but have as yet We are informed, produced
no authority for their unlawful proceedings except
an order from the Secretary of War, issued some
time since, to the effect that alter date no substi
tute would be received unless the principal became
bound 10 take his place if lost to the service by 9TH
er event than the casualties Of war.
Commenting on the above, the Columbus Sun,
says:
Now however much we may deprecate the short
sighted policy and fayoritism, which brought into
existence our present system of substitute laws, it
is the duty Of the military and all concerned to obey
these laws until our Congress shall see proper to
repeal them. Whatever is lao with US should be
obeyed if the laws are bad they should be repeal
ed, not nuli6ed by military force. If the military
can Claim the right to override law of Congress-
why may it not claim the same right with refer
ence to another, and so on until whole statute
book becomes a nullity? Our frame work of gov
eminent is an extremely delicate one, and our only
safe guide amid such perils as now surround US is
the Constitution and laws of the land. To these
does the military authority owe its existence and
to them it should be held in strict subordinaton.-
If this be not done, we confess much apprehension
for the safety and welfare of the country in the fu
ture, and should be prepared to see people, who
in their eagerness to be Independent Of Yankee rule
becoming willing slaves under tyrants Of their own
choosing.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16
5t1l1i- Weeklq 5tnnaara.
For the Standa I'd.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

Star of Bethlehem Let thy rays, '.
With their sweet inspiring light,
Lead through this beVildering maze,
Guide through this Egyptian night
Lead us where the wise of old
Brought their offerings, incense sweet,
Myrrh, and costly gifts of gold
Lead US to the Saviour's feet
But a sigh-a tear-a prayer,
Babe Of Bethlehem we bring
May worm thy love declare4 t...
, May the dust proclaim Thee kings
Isfaers Healer May the blind
Spread thy glorious fame abroad
Nav the lame, long left behind,
Walking, leaping, praise their GodE
May the unbelieving, see
Lepers cleansed from every STAMP
May the dead and buried, be ...- ..s
Raised, restored to life againe go
Let the dumb, with accents clear,
Join the anthem Of the sky,
Till the very deaf shall hear
"Glory to our God on high"
Suppliant of Gethsemanel
Must we take thy bitter cup?
OH ifthou our strengthener.be, -;
Can we fail to drink it up?
To Golgotha's awful shrine, -.
Through the God-forsaken gloom,
(GrOSs and gall and spear sOere thiHs-0
Lead US onward to thy tomb!
Thou wilt roll the stone away
Still to tread where thou hast trod,
To thy resurrection day, --.-
Lead US onward, Oh, our Godl N.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16

The POWDER USED IN THE BIG GUN AT CHARLES
ToN.-It may be interesting to our readers to know
something Of the powder used in firing the big guns
at Charleston. The grains vary in size from the
bigness of dapson seed to that of peach stone,
and look like gular fragments of unburnished
ebony. There is nothing about their appearance to
indicate the quality of the substance We are in.
formed by the scientific that this powder is made
the principle Of what is known among the boys as
"spit devil" that is, it is so mixed not to
plode at once like fine grain powder, the inertia
of the bolt being so great that an instantaneous
plosion of the whole charge would burst the gun I;
but the ignition Of the charge being gradual at trst
the ball is started without any great strain on the
rifles the piece, and-it contended by the friends
of great guns-is always successfully launched on
its mission of destruction
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16

il TIONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMAT0RRHEA,
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS &c.-DR- J. A CLoPToN, of
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every case of Piles
VIII ere the Tumurs down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect success few DAYS ago, in of Al years
standing his tumors coming down large large tea
cup every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr.. H.
H. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
Dr. OSoperaed some desperate cases in Salisbury hast
year. one of them is known every citizen of Salisbury
He be consulted home, Huntsville, Ala, for the
present
March 90 1883. 24-w&swtf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16

NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN CoNFERENcE.-This
body met at Graham, N. G., on Wednesday last and
continued in session until Saturday. Rev. A. G.
Anderson presided and Rev. O. A. Apple acted as
Secretary The attendance of clerical and lay dele
gates was large. The following appointments were
made:
Dan River DISTRICT. n Manning, W. S. Long
Tar River. W. Wellons, ]. M. MINIS. New
Hope-T j. Fowler, j. N. Ferrell Cape Fear
W. N. Bragg, B. N Ausley. Middle Creek-D. T.
Deanes Moore-A. Nelson, 7. G. Craven. Deep
River-W. D. Moffitt, j. S. Lawrence New River
e. ". Beale A. G. Anderson. Shallow Ford
e P. W. Allen. Union and Providence-E. W. Beale
Stokes-A. Iseley.
Rev. John R Holt was appointed Missionary to
the army.
The Conference decided to make an effor. to revive
the Christian Sun, and appointed Rev. W. B. Wei
Ions Editor.
A large congregation was in attendance on Sum-
day and were addressed by Rev. j. R. Holt and Rev.
w. B. WelloDs.-Pr00reSs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-16
Oct. 5, 1868.
GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,
- Sept. 81, 1893 Medical Examining Board Mol, com
posed of the following named Medical Officers:
Surgeon T. A. CRUDUP
Surgeon HENRY JOYHER,
will meet at the town Of Warrentou in Warren county,
Monday, the 5th of October at Jackson in NOrhamP
ton county, Wednesday, the 7h; at Windsor in Bes
county, on Friday the sth at Tarboro' in Edgecombs
county, Monday the 18th; at Nashville in Nash cGaH
ty, on Wednesday the l4th; at LOusburg, in Franks
county, Saturday, the 18th; at Summervi in b.
nett county Wednesday, the 2ls at FayetteviiIei
Cumberland county Friday and Saturday, 23d and 2
at Lumberton, in RobeSOn county, Monday, the 2A
and at Raleigh in Wake county, on Thursday the 29hd
October, for the purpose of examining all persons Wk
claim exemption from Home Guard duty on account Of
physical disability. according tn the provisions of General
o. EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General
October 1883, 74-f