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which ncutralizcs this malarious poison in the
blood, and Stimulates the liver 20 cxpel 4 from
shc body As II shonli. 50 II does cure this a.
n.rtivc disorler with perfect certainty. And 10
daes morr. or rather DOES what Il OF more ser
vice 70 those subject 70 this Infection IL taken
IN season IL cx2cls II from the system as Il L alb
sorbcd. and thus keeps those who ~ i free from
M attacks; keeps the system in health although
exnoscd 10 the disease. 0nscqaenfly u not only
eurcs. hut protects from. he great variety Of af-
f-etjnns which nrr induced BY this malignant
Influence. snch Is Reuiitrent Fever. Chill Fever,
Dumb. or Masked Aguc, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache Bilious Fcycrs, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gouf. blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Cafanh. Asthma. Palpitations, Painful Ar
frcfons Of tn Spleen Mysteries Golic Paralysls,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and bow
els. all Of which, when arising from this cause.
will b. found 70 assume more Or less the infernii-
tent type. This "AcrE CrRE' rcmovesthe cause
Of these arrangements. and CURES the disease.
This il accofnplisies ny stimulating the excrc.
tories 20 cxpel the virus from the system; snd
thesx ORGANS by degrus become habilcd 70 do this
their once OF their own accord. Hence arises
what wo tern acssiirafi0a- Time may accomplish
shs same end bur often life i not long enough. OF
= sacrificed in the attempt, while this = AG On
Guns" does II nj once. and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is surer As well q
oafcr remedy for the whos class Of diseases
which are caused By the miasmatic infection
than anv other which has been discovered; and
Il has still another important advantage 20 ths
public. which i, that i IL cheap a. wen as good
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NEW REMEDrEs FOR
SPE u MATOl * II n E a,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, philsdeI-
Ia phia. A Benevolent Institution essab-
lished bv special endowment. for the relief
Of the Sick and Distressed. afflicted with
virulent end Chronic Diseases. and especial
" Tor the cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Orgsns
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
vALuABLE REroRrs on Spermaforrhors :,
and other diseases OF the sexual orr sns, and
on the MY REHEDrEs employed In the Dis
penssry, sent 10 sealed letter envelopes, free
or charge. Two or three Stamps for post.
see acceptable. Address. DIR. y. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Associations. No. 2
y. Ninth stree. PhiIsdslphia. Pa. jne5
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk gsEv A HoLrHAus.
Audiior-JuHs NrnRiScEG
Trsasursr-T HEoD"KK SaSnEyaAss.
R.corder-S rfrHEs JEKsEg.
Sheriff-JoH WEIKEL.
Coroner -CHARLEs kRArs.
Surveyor BeSiAhIS X. KEMP.
HARVEY NIcHoLsos.
J. D. BIcKwERMgRT, Commissioners.
WIZ Ia. GEEEx. )
OFFICERS OF nAlSBRrDcE TOWNSHIP.
Sebastian Kuebler, NJ. keefer
Rose.
Trn.se~-Kasper John.
Csastabies-A A. Eckeri, G. Endhofen.
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CONG REss

Will soon assemble, and the most impor
tant questions will be brought before !, Tor
determination. One O. which, the Eman-
cipa,ion and Coloniz sticn policy OF the
President. will .vi.slly affect she future OF
the country. Al interesting Congre
proceedings will be reported 10 The Sentine I
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A new Legislature will assemble on ths
Slh OF January next. Jis action will have
d deep interest Tor the ciiizrns Of Indiana
The Sentinel will contain faithful and ~
telIigent report Of it, proceedings, 80 tina
the reader can understand from day 70 day
what their Representative sre doing.
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8efanntmaGungen
Sn 0eutl0 iperDen
in Dieier SFice inn
mer aufDaS bette unb
ipptlfeillte pcrfertiG-
ct tperDell.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY..

NOTICE or INSOLVENCY.
A + the MAY term, 1864, Of the Court Of
~ Common Pless OF DUBOIS county, Ind
the estate Of George Riester. deceased. wss
declared probably insolvent. Creditors are
notified that the same will be set.
tied accordingly.
STEPHEN RIEsTER. sdn'r.
aug Z, 1862.
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<~S&-&<<&
Ter ~ The purposes Of . rurgstivs Medicine
For CosrrvESEss;
FoR The CCRE or DrsPErsrAs
FOR JACSDfcE.
Ton THE CURE or ISDIGEsTIoSs
For HEADACHE;
ron THE CrRE or DrsEsTERrs
FoR Foul SToNAcAH;
foR THE CURK or ERHsfPELks;
Fox The PILES;
foR THg CrRE or SCRorrLA;
ToR ALL ScRoFULoUs CONrLAISrs;
FoR TuE CrRE OF RHErMsTisM;
FoR DISEASES o. THE sKtS;
Yon THE CUKE Oh LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoR DRoPsr;
IoB TITB CURE or IETTEK, JUNIORS, AID SALE
RHEUM;
ToR WORMS:
FoR THE CCRE or GOrr;
FoR DINNER PILL;
ToR THE CURE o. NEURALGIA;
FoR PrRIFyIso THE BLOOD.
They are snrar-coafcd, 50 thar the most sensi-
i've can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best apercnt in tho world for all the purposes of
family physic-
Fries Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers OF Cerrymcn, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent pcrs0nages, have Lent
their names 20 certify the unparalleled useful
ness or these remedies, but our space here VIII
not permit the Insertion OF them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al.
nASAc in which they arc given; with also full
descriptions Of the above complaints. and the
treatment that should be followed for their curc
Do not be put OF BY unprincipled dealers with
ofher preparations they make more proht on
Demand ArER's, and take no Others. The nci
want the best aid there b for them, and thcJ
should have IL.
An our Remedies are Tor sale by
Sold BY
Huber e. Friedman. Jasper: Dr.. w. ShuI
tesmsnn, Ferdinand; WIN. Mahin, Irelan,
Winineer T. Milburn. Haysville, and BY :
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale BY
r. A. Robinson & Co., Louisville: Allen
Co., Cincinnati. May i, 81.
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DIR. j. G. AVER eco.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRrcE ONE DOLLAR rER BorrLB-
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such rcnown for the cure Of
Gvsry variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
thai II il entirely unnecessary for Us TO recount
ne evidence OF is virtues. wherever it has been
employed. As IL has long been in constant use
throughout this section. we need not DO more
shAn assure the people IFS quality y kept up TO
She best il ever has been, and that Il may De re-
Ned On 70 DO for their relief al il has ever been
f0und u 10.
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being veil known throughout Enrps - Anstn. -
no commen<s4isn here. Thsy passly vSgnsan14 -
prepared with great exsctne-s. and sre sugnr<csA -
better cafhartic PHI BE- fund PRscA - - ~ ~
These medicines arc prepared By D. @ = SAess8b
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. and - louz, No, - - -
druggists aud dealers in medicines svsryvhsN 1ssav
nature u c. NJ JACKSON viii " - ~ ss1ni1s = -
bottle % box
In our krerybo5ys Ainasac- publi.hsd assun11y -
viii mud testimony md ocmmsndssory npsiss - =
parts q the country. Thess Alssssss 80 tvn s~VW
Ill our sgents
BEWARE or C0UMTERFEITs.
See thu, you get Hochsnds GsFmss ~
tiers, prepared b. d.. c. N Jaekscs. rhiIs-
deIphis, Pennsy wanna. and that HE sigsss
ture is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-03-19

IL.
handed down from our fathers, 10, be
Transmitted unimpsired BY us. II you
are rebel sympsthixer, do not. be en-
treated. mistake the power OF the uu-
conditional Union men Of the NORTH
do not be deceived: for. you cannot sc-
comPllsh your ends until you and all
fare involved IN q common ruin. If
you regard such a result preferable 10
united and determined efforts against
rebels and the future which would thus
ensue, then make your bed according
", remembering always, that loyal men
will not lie in it, neither will they ever
surrender to traitors and their symus-
thizers. This IS stating the case yery
plainly; but is it not so? -
One would think that cold sel6shuess
alone would unite the North in this
crisis. but. as for patriotism, where is it2
when the vocabulary Is Faeked for
words with which to abuse the Presi-l
dent in his endeaVors to save the Gov,
eminent, and not a syllable uttered
against the traitors attempting to over
throw u! Men who thus think and
talk, who and what are youY Do you
expect to rise? do you expect 10 accom-
plish selfish ends on the ruins Of the
Republic? Do capitalists, do merchants,
do farmers. do mechanics, do laborine
men think their interests viii be pro-
noted by encouraging civil war in our
midst? II not. Is there any way to
avoid it except to put down treason here
and there?--to aid the President and
encourage the soldiersg 20 50
Is there a candid and intelligent eiti.
zen who will deny that the President
has sought to exclude party feeling in
the contest?-who will deny that he
has selected loyal men. from all parties,
for public position? Have not the most
prominent appointments. both IN the
military and civil service, been conferred
on loyal men with reference to former
partyism? That such IS the fac. can
not be truthfully denied. What is the
conclusion? II Is that the President
has been solely sctuated BY an earnest
to call to his aid the ability and
patriotism Of the country, without refer
ence TO party lines. IN doing so, be
has been compelled to trust largely to
Representations. 1t Is simply impossi-
bic for the President to have personal,
knowledge. Of. every sppoiptse.l But
!aking his appointments altogether, they
;iearly evidence an honest intention to
select loyal men irrespective Of old par
y associations. -agEl ~ sirs-si.a'a
II you are true patriot and desires
o live on 10 the enjoyment Of civil and
'eligious freedom. it would be well TO
uspend your abuse OF President Lin
oln and bestow ;riHe Of It on Davis
md his associate traitors. -a adi
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VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA.

SEC. 18. And Be IL further enacted.
That such Of the volunteers and militia
now in the service of the United States
as may re-enlist to serve one year,
unless sooner discharged, after the
expiration Of their present term OF
service, shall be entitled to bounty OF
fifty dollars. oue-half Of which to be
paid upon such re-enlistment, and the
balance at the expiration Of the term Of
re-enlistment; and such as may re.
enlist TO serve for two years, unless
sooner discharged. after the expiration
Of their present term of enlistment,
shall receive. upon such re-eniistmeut,
twenty Eve dollars Of the one hundred
dollars bounty for enlistment, provided
by the fifth section OF the act approved
twenty second Of July. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, entitled "An act to
authorize the employment of volun.
teers 10 aid in enforcing the laws and
protecting public property"
coxsoLIDArIoN OF SKELETON REGIMENTS.
SEC. 10. And be itarther enacted,
That whenever regiment Of yolun-
teers OF the same arm, from the same
State. is reduced to one-half offthe
maximum. number prescribed by law.
the President may direct ihe consolida-
ttion Of he companies Of such regiment;
Provided, That no company SO formed
shall exceed the maximum number
prescribed by law. When such con.
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TIME OF SERVICE.

SEC. IL. And be it further enacted,
That all persons thus enrolled shall be
subject, for two years after the first
day Of July succeeding the enrolment,
to be called into the military service of
the United States, and to continue in
service for three years or during the
war; and when called into service, shall
be placed on the same footing in all re-
spects as volunteers during the present
rebellion; not, however, exceeding the
term of three years. including advance
pay and bounty as now provided by
law. .a~ =. ..-+-.-.E -.-- -....-
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R1f you agree to d thing. make it
a point to ''stick to the text" and re-
memberstbatbrok promises cling 70 a
man eternally.B 81 ~ sicl sssE
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E Girls sometimes put their lips
ont pOutingiy because they are angry.
and sometimes because their lips are
disposed to meet yours half way. u
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HThe richest robes are often put
upon the most diseased bodies, aud the
sweetest names upon the moss horrible'
vices. FrEs IA ~ usrsz
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ETFhere Is one5 thing which the
most unobservsnt person manages 10
tee-what we don't want him 10 see.
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sH self.villis so ardent and active.
that il will break 8 world 10 pieces 70
make axes slool 70 a sll on ssssesg - ssss
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Pass HIM RoUED BUr-BEwARE OF
YouR PoGKET- BooEs.-A fugitive num-
Der of veritable Copperhead sheet,
the Shel6v Volunteer, ShelbyyilIe, Ind,
has isrnd its way into our ssnctum;
and I'VE have this, to, say about it,
We demand you to change the name,
that your vile effusion may not longer
deceive the masses by the attractive
caption volunteer" Volunteer, in
deedl when every word and letter in
your treason. breeding issue, Is design
ed to prevent voluatssrin1. to suppress
this hell-engendersd rebellion. 'Tis
true, you volunkser to aid Davis, Ysn--
cey. Letcher, Floyd, 1t idsns gengs. in
their shameless attempt to destroy this
unequalled government; and when
your diabolical design is once under-
stoOd-your poisonous faDgs thus sx-
tracted--you will cease to deceive, aud
your name-yolunteer-will be in per-
feet consolance with your satanic pur-
pose.
Reuben Spicer, editor VoIuEteerl
we .'tell you to your teeth. you not
only furnish spice for traitor tsgimen.a
but you supply. TOO. theft. food and
drink. Without the succor given them
by such despicabls. cowardiy wretches.
as you, Reuben Spicer. these aeeursed
eonsplrators would have long since giv-s
en- Ger their dswnabls onslaughtv up-g
on their alma mater. You creeping.
erihging. Shiny, cowsrdly, carping, IN
siduous, co-worker Ia tfeason-you
dirty, shabby, filthy, loalhsome, dis
gushing. crawling, sneaking, sniveIing,
growing, vicious, contemplate. ysnO-
mous, trsltotous. eo-ronspirator-you
stealthy, groveIing, skulkipg. knavish.
soulless. distorted, ghastly, 6endish,
subtle, diaboliesl. infamous. execrsble,
hel.taught, undermined Of this temple
Of free government--you hideeus. abb
hcrrent, treasoh-dyed. oath bound, per-
jured, heIl-coheeived, bell-deserving,
hell-tendihg, destroyer OF these God
blessed insiitbtions--you. hesrtless,
sham eless. delestsbIe, atrocious, deeep-
tiys,s supple. craven. soft-sbelled, bald
headeb brssen-phizzed. iblear-eyed,
eo:labpret wilh., ,jnesrpeie devils. sad
armed rebels, 70 blot from tbe family;
Of nations. is admitted exenpisr-,
ygBf onIy proper place. Is m 'the hottest
psrtsof the ,remstest corner os ne low
.sk deep ol The ae.heFmost hsla. saa--s
Y you ieers IN Nsss sPqrts. yoE s0o's1
poald DO MeTe.--Po Point PlsasQzt, Ta...
Registsr. s - A'7 - -
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THE QUOTAS.

SEC. 1e. And be il further enacted.
That whenever it may be necessary to
call out the national forces for military
service, the President is hereby author
ized to assign to each district the num-
Der of men to be furnished by said
district; and thereupon the enrolling
board shall, under the direction Of the
President, make draft OF the required
number, and Fifty per cent. ir addition,
and shall make an exact and complete
roll of the names Of the persons so
drawn, and OF the order in which they
were drawn, so that the first drawn
may stand first upon the said roll, and
the second may stand second. and so
on; and the persons SO drawn shall be
notified Of the same within ten days
thereafter by written. or printed notice,
to be served personally or by leaving q
copy at their last place Of residence. re.
curing them to appear at designated
rendezvous to report for duty. In as
signing to the districts the number OF
men to be furnished therefrom, the
President shall take into consideration
the number Of volunteers and militia
furnished BY and from the several States
in which said districts are situated, and
the period Of their service, since the
commencement Of the rebellion, and
shall SO make said assignment as to
equslize the number among the districts
of the several States, considering and
allowing for the numbers slresdy fur
snished as aforesaid and the time OF
their service iei!iHf sa5 ffftsFi1s 20 ssiit
- ~r1-,-f7e..1 -sszffls3 ssiiroSss
SUBSTITUTES AND THE, PUNISHMENT OF
DEsERTERs. -1-s-....-
SEC. IS. And be it further enacted
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oTF1cERs ABSENT FROM DUTY.

SEC. 81. And be it further enacted.
That any officer absent from duty with
leave, except for sickness or wounds.
shall, during his absence, receive half
the pay and allowance prescribed BY
law, and no more; and any officer ab.
sent without leave shall. in addition to
the penalties prescribed by law or a
forfeit all pay or allow
ances during such absence. ..- t..,
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HAn Englishmah travelling ID
Kilkenny, came 10 ford and bred Z,
boat TO take bins aeToss.~ The water
being msse .sgitsted than agreeable
ios Inn. Ne asked Che boatnan u snyA
psrssn visa eres lOs. in the passsg&Gss
'Niver." replied Pat; t.'ms bsOtbsFs
was drowned here. last, week. bat We
found him the next day.
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solidation is made. the regimentsl otfi-
GERS shall be reduced IN proposition to
the reduction in the number Of com
panies.syg s5i aaaW 1Afi 1ssi
SIC. 90. Asd Be Il ftrfhsv ssaetsd.
That whenever q regiment is reduced
below the MAXIMUM number Allowed
by law, no officers shall be appointed
10 such regiment beyond sthoss neces-
sary for the command Of such reduced
number. - go -. .,
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II you are true patriot and desire
to live on 10 the enjoyment Of civil and
religious freedom. it would be well to
suspend your abuse OF President Lin
coin and bestow ;riHe Of It on Davis
and his associate traitors. adi
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j lss a1s1aa 2je aU30 u.@ saasua ,es'T
aBatU s.s. al5ogHB. sl@p!1
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The New CONSUMPTION Act.

The following is acopy of the ConscrrtiOn Act passed
recently, by both Houses of Congress:
Az ACT to amend act entitled An Act to provide
further for the public deencs-approved 10th April
1862
Tie C5n0rsss of the Confederate Staes of Aneyier do
enact That the President be- and he is hereby authorized
10 call and place in the military service OF the Confed
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been ended all whsle who residents of the
Confederate States between the ages of thrtyve and for
tyfve years, at the time the call calls may be made
and who not such time times legally exempted
from military service; or such parts thereof as in his
Judgment may be necessary to the public defence such
call calls to be made under the and according
to the of the oct To- which this is amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war all persons who are may here
after becnme eighteen Of and, when once en-
rolled all between the of eighteen and
I'VE shall their full time Ero4ded that If the res
dent in calling out troops into the service of the Gunfed
States shall first Gull for only part of the persons
between the age of and any other age less
forthhSe prOeed that nothing herein CONTAINED shall be
understood repeating modifying any part Of the
to which this is amendaiOry except herein expressly
stated and Dr0Uiied further that those called under
this act and the act to which this amendment shall
be hEst and Immediately ordered to fill to their xnium
number the companies battaous squadrons and regiments
fon the respective States at the time the further
provide for the public defence approved 10th April 1852
was passed and the surplus if any, shall be assigned TO
organizations formed from each State the passage
mat act placed in organizations be Occred by
Tue State having such residue according the laws there
o. or disposed OF as now provided by law provided that
'ne PRESIDENT authorized suspend the execution Of this
." ne act l" WINCH this an amendment, in locality
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An ACT TO ESTABLISH RENDEZVOUS FOR EIAX
NATION ENROLLED


The Congress of the Gnfeds-ats States Of America do
enact That there shall be established in each county,
ish or district aud in any city in county parish dis
tric in several States place Of rendezvous for the
in said county district parish city, enrolled for
military duty the field, who shall be there examined by
one or Surgeons to be employed by the government
TO be assigned that duty by the President day of
which ten days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision Of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary War;
the physical and mental capacity of sny person for mil
iary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
ascerained to be fit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps Of instruction.
SIC 2. There shall be assigned to 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
n whom may any place of rendezvous in said dis
tFict.
SEC 8. When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous BY the certificate of respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
in county, parish district, that enrolled person
therein unable to attend of sickness it shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandart of the nearest camp of Instructions and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of n
strucOn or his continued disability certified by the
ti6cae Of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct or parish he shall be held liable absent without
leave his commanding officer.
Approved Oct IL, 1862.
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoS B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor.
RICHARD H. BATTLE, JR, of AuSnn, Private Secretary.
RUFUS Ii. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. COURTS, of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WV. K. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CURTIS H. BRoGDEx of Wayne, Comptroller.
DIV. Balm, of Wake, Clerk.
o. II. PERRY, Librarian.
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RIcHloND II. PEARSON, Of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
WIN. II. BATTLE, Of Orange Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS of Warren Attorney General.
HAMILTON C. JOKES of Rowan Reporter.
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, Of Wake, Clerk
JAMES LIrCuFoRD, of Wake Marshall.
At present the of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh year. commencing the
cond Monday in June.
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BOARD OF CLAIMS
SUPREME COURT

BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. Ii. WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.