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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-08-27

VA1LANDIaHAM.--Among the late Northern
items is one tina. "a Gro wd OF visitors have driv
en- Vallandigh ham from the Cl ifton House into
the country" The Clifton House is in Canada
within gun. shot of the United Stat es. Vale
landigbam went there with the evident expecta
ton of being able readily to communicate with
his party friends in Ohio who had MONS mated
him for Governor. Without knowing Possi-
lively, we suspect that some of Lincoln's tools
have beset Vallandigham and threatened his
lite and that he has retired to some safer place.
The election IN Ohio comes Oft early in Octo
ber Should Valiandigham be elected, the
United States will be exposed to one OF the
severest trials it has ever encountered. 1t Will
be a question whether Lincoln will dare to
seize the Governor elect of a great State and
prevent his Inauguration. We incline to thlak
he will. And then, will the people submit a--
That is more doubtful. If they should not,
civil war will exist which will give our North.
ern brethren enough to do at home, without do
voting much eff their time to the Confederac..
The whole Northwest, already dissatisfied with
the war, aud not making money out of it, like
the Northern and New England States. viii be
moss likely to side with Ohio; and even New
| York States may take the same course Les
us hope for the best from the election OF Vallan
dighs m. which is sure to take place unless pre-.
vented by the presence of Yankee troops at the
ballot boxes 10 the most Important parts o;
Ohio. And that too, may be very danger
Gus experiment.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
CONSCRIPT OFFICE, }
CAMP HOMES, August 3, 1868. !



In accordance with the above proclama-
lion OF amnesty and pardon By the President, an
earnest invitation is extended to all persons absent
without leave from the army, to report themselves
at the Camp of Instruction Immediately TO be for
warded TO their regiments. All good citizens are
instructed to use every means in their power to
prevail upon persons Of the class named to return
to their duty. They will be well treated and past
offences forgotten. transportation will be furnish
ed to their commands.
But it must be distinctly understood that after
the expiration Of the time set by the President the
lno5t vigorous measures III the power OF the Gov
ernmes will be instituted for the arrest and pun>
isInent OF all absent from their commands with
ont leave None need expect TO evade longer the
service which they justly owe 70 their oonntry.-
Let them report at once e their Militia officers to
be sent to camp or come in person without delay.
IL A Camp OF ms tructon will he opened at
'Camn Vance near norganton, on the 10th OF
August. All persons subject TO conscripUons ia
the 9tA and Och District will report TO Captain
James G.. McRaa, Commanding Camp Vance.
By order OF Cor. PETER M MALLhII,
Command4ut of Conscripts for n. q.
J. W. MALLErr, Adjutant. 9.3w.
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Jusr AS WE PRED1cTED.-The Delegates in
the Copyenti,n of North Carolina soldiers re.
sently assembled in Virginia as published ln the
Richnond papers, was composed exclusively
of officers, none below the grade of Lienten.
ant This may be all very well and very mli
tary. bu. it don't look Democratic to az unbiass
ed mind. -Ioalstgh Progress.
Not so, quite Mr.. Progress. The Reg men
tai meetings held by the North Carolina soi-
diers in the army of Northern ViIgiai.
were composed of privates as well a.
officers. We presume they had right 20 %
appoint such delegates as they preferred, and Il
The men preferred to select officers instead OF
prvates, it is nobodys business but their OWE.
We are aware that the meetings appointing
delegates were couducted IN harmonious aud
determined spirit, and the men composing these
meetings are not to be deferred from their pur
pose by the irsinuations of the Progress They
mean what they have said, and will act up 20
IT, ssS& p s ts
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The Press OF North Carolina.

If the Press of this State, Religious and Sec
ular is fair exponent of the sentiments OF
the people, we have a RI ght to conclude thae
large majority OF them are utterly opposed to
the proceedings lately set on foot by the Ral-
eigh Standard are utterly opposed TO any
peace which contempates or requires a re-
union with the North, which stops short OF
the independ ence of the Southern Confeueracy !.
OF the four religious papers published in this
State the N. G.. Presby terian, the Church H.
telligencer. the Biblical Recorded, and the
Christian Advocate, we may set down the three
first named as Enthusiastically sound and loyal
to the Southern cause.
OF the twenty secular papers published 10 the
State--the Wilmington Journal, the Fayette.
willie Observer, the State Journal, the Raleigh
Register. the Spirit OF the Age, the Hllsboro,
Recorder the Greensboro Patriot, the Way of
the World, the Milton Chronicle, the Salisbury
Watchman. the Charlotte Bulletin, the w est,
ern Carolinian. the lredell Express, the W ms
ton Sentinel the Wades borough Argus, the
Asheville News the Henderson Times, the
Salem Press, the North Carolina Standard, aud
the Progress. the seventeen papers first named
are sound and loyal TO ths Southern cause, and
un a!lerabIy opposed to any peace which does
not contemplate the independence OF the South:
and its eternal separation from the United
States.
There is no doubt Of tho correctness OF our
classification, and it will be seen from it that
the Press Of North Carolina, religious and secu-
lar, with the exceptions referred to can show a
clean ecord.-Ro1eigh Register.
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Charleston.

= Gen. Beanregard has recently urged the o.
parture of all non-combatants from Charleston,
and prohibited the ingress of anymore: Inc
Mercury of Saturday says, there should be no
mistake concerning his views, either as to the
immineney of the danger at this point. or as to {,
the character of the defence he will make, Let
it be distinctly understood by every bocy that
Charleston is to be defended to the last exsrem
ity. IF the harbor is taken the city - TO De
fought street by street, end house by houss, ~
long as there is foot of ground to stand upon.
Col. Walter Gwyn has been appointed by
Gov. Vance Maior General Of cavalry OF Norte
| Carolina. 49, ).
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-08-27

THE RIGHT SP1RIT.-The citizsns of Grihn,
Ga. held meeting. on the 18th of August to
take into consideration the treasonable conduct
aud language used by ore David LII. Johnson
Of said place. The result Of the proceedings
was that said Johnson was ordered to keep h's
mouth shut for ten days and to leave the Con-
federacy by the expiration OF said time The
meeting also passed the following resolution
Resolved, That as advocacy OF the doctrine
of reconstruction has been pronounced by this
meeting as traitorous. all persons entertaining
such sentiments are hereby requested to, re-
move without the limits of the Confederate
States !; and il they do not choose to remove,
they are herebs notified that if they are known
to express such sentiments TO the detfiment OF
their country, they will be required to do SO.
The meeting also appointed a Committee to
ascertain the names of such persons ia their
midst, ard to notify them that they will be
dealt with. ~
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolved. That FL. P. Hill, L. L Doyal and
III. B. Holiday are hereby appointed com,
mittee to prepare an article piedgng ourselves
30 q vigorous prosecution of The war to sue
cessfu. termination, ard to rid ourselves OF trea
SON at home and that it be presented to all
citizens Of the county for sisnaturel
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their God.

their God
Given under my hand, and the Seal of
& ] the Confederate States at Richmond, ,
l. = this 1st day of August, in the year Of
~ Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty three
JEFFERSON DAVIS
By the President:
J. P. BENJAMIN,
Secretary Of State.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-07
Appratsment Notice.

The State Of Kansas, county of Marshall
Orwell G. Horr vs. D. d. White & Co.
:. TO D. D. White, Henry D. Williams and Fran
eis ]. Marshall You will take notice that by
virtne of q vendi issued out of the End district
court within and for the county of Marshall
State Of Kansas, will on the 18th day of Febru-
Iry A. D. 1863, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
4. n. and 4o'cloc1 P N. of said day on the prem
Uses, proceed to appraise the following described
real estate, to wit: Lot one & , in block III
lot ~ in block (44] lot [5] in block [19] lot t5]
in block 81 lot Isl in block [22] lot III in
block 1877 lot in block ia lot[l] in block
isl lot QO] in block M lot [6] IN block (71]
lot Isl in block lot (6) in BLOCK (40l lot ri
in'blook [lo2] lott in block [1o91lot [a) in
block [7S] lotto in block [7O] lot II in block
l7S] lot[4] in block 500 let az in block (sO)
lot 90 in block 1l4) lot (4) in block az lot 81
in block (1O9) lot az in block (SS) lot (12) in
block (44l lot l6) in block az lot az in block
(4S) lot 10) in block f83) lot (8) in block (44),
ell lying and being situated in Marysville (prop-
cry Marshall county, kansas, at which time you
can attend if you think proper Given under
my hand this Goth day of January, A. D. 1863
n43] CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale,

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the court
house in the town Of Seneca, Nemsha county,
State 81 Kansas, ON Tuesday the oath day Of
February A. D. 1863, between the hours of one
snd two o'clock P. N. Of said day the following
described real estate situate in Nemaha county.
State Of Kansas, to wit: the south one half of
the north east quarter Of section eight in town
ship four Of range thirteen, taken as the proper
ty Of Lcfenzo Stewart, on an execution in favor
Of the State Of Kansas, for the use and benefit
Of the board of county commissioners of said
county of Nemaha, issued by the clerk of the
district court With n and for the county of Mem
aha State of Kansas, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said county of 'Nemaha. Given un-
der my hand this Gath day of January A. D.
1868. JOHN s. RODGERS, Sheriff
n431 o. Nemaha county, Kansas.
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he prepared to his old customers and others who
may favor him with call at his usual place of business
broadway, Last Marysvilie, Kansas. tn1Itf =
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@erif's Sale.

Notice IS hereby given, that I will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the court
house In the town of Senec,, Nemaha county,
State Of Kansas, on Tuesday the Oath day of
February A. D. 1863, between the hours of two
and three o'clock pm. Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, to wit: the North one half Of
the south east quarter of section two in town.
ship four Of range eleven taken as the property
Of Dan. Neveomb on an execut ion in favor of
Samuel Dickson. issued by the clerk of the dis
- ricteonrt within and for the county of Nema-
ha, State of Kansas, and to me directed as Sher-
it Of said county Of Nemaha. Given under
my hand this oath dav of January A. d. 1868.
JOHN s. RODGERS Sheriff
n4S] of Nemsha county, Kansas.
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. CONGRATULATIONS,

cV"' OLA ana COMn'e5eHs StTeeIs, -4ecMscN, Au"r
This in The stp,anf part of theciiy
s1diskspt n aspects sHouse Guests may
depend uppn being accommodated with rooms
And csaa beds lad extravas.nt not Ne made
wenaves apol ssab1 anJ~in Keep teams cheipcr than
ny 5he eis- insbe place. Ms
WIZ sPRAFToN,l Proesistor. !.
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- THOS. MCCOY,
BOOT g. SHOEMAKER.

that make Boots and Shoes of all
sizes and of every description mag ina
49, BILE, for those who may be so kind as to
give me a call, at No. SO Broadway, where l
shall always be on hand. My material is the
best that csn be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet can
fit them: don't care if they are as uneven as
tomato or so ugly as to make their owner tlush-
Charges moderate as will be seen by the fol-
owing list of prices:
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