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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
Mass Nesting of Federal Prisoners.

At mass meeting, held September %, 1864 by the
Federal prisoners confined at Savannah, Georgia. it
unanimously agreed that the following resolutions
be sent the President Of the Uned etates in the
hope that he ght thereby take such steps bis
wisdom he may think necessary for speedy exchange
or PAROLE savan,aoh Republican, Oct 3.
Resoloed, That while would declare unbounded
love for he Union home of our fathers and for the
graves of those Venerae, would beg
uy that our ton as prisoners be diligently inquired
and obstacle consistent with the honor and dig
ni%y of the government at once removed.
ResoIUed, That whilst allowing the Confederate auhori-
all praise for the atteuton paid
bers of consigned early graves In the
prime of manhood far from home and KINDRED and this
Intentionally by the Confederate government
by tie force IF cIcumsta ces the obliged
g. Without sheer and IL gret portion Cf without
medicine.
Resoloed That whereas ten thousand Of brave
rades desosnded to untimeiy within the
x IL nouths and as death vas caased by
the difer climate, peculiar kind lnsuto
OF toOd and lack CT proper med Cal treatment and
whereas, those fiji ulties still remain We would declare
firm bel IF, unless speedily exchanged,
alternative but share the lauenLaule fate
comrades. dust TINS thing still o.! Is there
Reso0ed, That whereas, the cold aed Lcenent season
az soldiers and cltzes OF Ihe Unied states to f r on
Government mat The maj rty OF the Wihou
pro or cluthl e. some beng aid a.
without blapkes protect from The >rchng by
day. the heavy deWs by light, aud we woud most
whereby can DO supplied with these
sary icles.
ou having exifed they baviGg truly
the terms Of their eLlstmeLts would
respectfully OF their government Are they
oe forgotten? past services to be gnoced? Not hav
inG their and little onea three
hey would respectfully but frmy request the gov
ernment make hersoy they be
exchanged paro ed
Resotued That whereas, in the fortune Ct war, it
o1r ot 10 become Irisouer, have susred patiently
and are still wiling ufer ii b. doing benefit
the country, would most reaLeclly beg to Say
Lat We are willing suffer to turther thu ends Of
PARTY or clqle detrIment - our nolor,
families ana our country and would beg that this a
fair be exclaimed 10 u.s. that may continue hold the
in that respect which Is necessary make
good citizen and soldier. - .
P. BRADLEY,
Chairman of Com. in behalf OF prisoners.
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CENTRAL LEE AT HIS HEADoUARTERs.-A CORES
pondent describing recent visit be made to the army
around Petersburg writes the Mobile Register:
We found General Lee quar- tered in grassy yard,
bis TENS shaded by noble Trees General Lee was In
MS tent which by no pretentous one, at tue
of our VISIT aud my cousin and myself stroled by
in order to get look at him. The old fellow was
seated in split bottom chair, engaged 10 reading one
of the morning papers through pair of spectaces-
back of his head was turned to u.s. 30 that We were
hardly paid tor our pains of our sly observation Not
far from the great Captains tent, the inside Of which
looked very clean and cozy, was his ambulance, and
under it number of chickens were pecking about
One of them COCK is said to be great pet with the
General, who has mad nln from the beginning OF the
War, and carries him wherever he goes suspect the
secret of this apparent wnim is nothing more than a
very rational desire for fresh laid eggs Tor break fas
for the rooster is not deprived OF bis haren.
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Oct Z.

AN APPEAL 10 OBTAIN FU FL FOii THE POOR
The undesIgned, appointed by their fellow citizens to
procure the OF the OF she Town desire
10 hire Ihe balance of the year, TEN WOOD GUI-
TERS wages will paid and hands CARED for We
want To pQ 100 CUrds wood here by the 1t Of Jan
To 90 LIs thy Ood Cutters necessary. We appeal
vi h cu ndenCo friends The country hefp
aloR with aud vance; not able 30
sl,1auce senu the hand and will iced hi@. Pho
wnnuz to duae wood points on The riysr Will pleas"
advise U.S. WIDg To kive standing wood near the
Will know once AT small expense shu H.
couveuEce many conIrOue largely this object, the
Importance OF cennot be oVec-estlmated Many
tollInx heart is Wrung by the necessity OF
asking charity urnish food 1or herself and ht'le
ones 6y labor cOud she purchase 1uel at low
pUce.
Commuuicat be addressed to E. A. Keith, Chair
man OF tue Ood Committee.
T.. A. KEITH,
o. q. PABoLkY, JR.,' Committee.
GEO. y. VANAMklNGE, Ja,
Oct 7 z7.lw-3-2w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
Later from Texas and Mexico.
The Clarion has late and interesting Texas and Mex
ican news, from which We extract the fJlowiDg
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. l,

Ihe CLARION mas late ana interesting texas and M eX-
ican news, from which we extract the f,llowiDg
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. l, 1864.
Ed. 1eL.:-The steamer Arkansas captured by cur
forces has arrived in this city Cortinas still oppres.
sing the Mexican population at Matamoras. His
motto is walk in lemons and get squetzed' 4" shell
out" want $3.50 900 to skedaddle on, for JohrDy
Crapeau coming and it necessary for me tc retire
private life, III Santa Anna. 1u plain words, he
is forcing loan and threatens to turn the troops loose
upon the town if the citizens don't comply.
Four or five hundred troops have arrived st Mata-
moras f:on Victoria, havng been driven cut by the
French. 1t is distant 60 miles from Matamoras and
1t will not be long before they will besiegs neigh-
boring city.
mouth of the Rio Grande to attack the French. fight
took place last evening, results lot important Some
five or ST. Mexicaus killed aud NUMBER wounded.-
Heavy firing heard last night.
growing GOODNESS IS apparent on the part of tie
Mexican h0rltes towards the CoDederates engender
ed, doab from the late visit of he French Repre-
sentations from the Admras squadron, and his recep
lion by Col. Ford and staff
Our troops are in good health with few exceptions
Several deaths have occurred The Yarkees have not
all lett yet, but from appearance they are going
The French moving towards Matamoras in three
columns One from Monterey, one from Victoria aud
now at San + francisco, and one will move from the
mouth of the river.
Gen. V Vldauri is in possession of New Lorado TIE
citizens have pronounced in favor of the French.
Nothing remains to be done to place the French in
possession of the entire Mexican territory but the DOS
session OF Matamolas and the State it is in, Tamaul
pas and IN three weeks that will te accomplished -
We will have hne view of the fight from the city.
CARLOS
N. B. Sept. q CortiDas has fed and the French
are in possession of the city.
THE FRENCH AATMoRAs
According to the Houston Telegraph the French oc
cupled Matamoras the I'd inst The capture of that
city and Monterey gives them possession of the North
States of Mexico, and leaves no ground for the
Juarsta party to occupy. at last reports Corna had
was expected to do likewise and hostiities have &C.
cordiDgy, ere this ceased in that part of the
pire.
YELLOW FFvER IN GALvEsroN.-Trans- Mississippi
adVces report the appearance of yellow fever at Gal
veston Texas Several persons have already died from
it. 1t is thought by some that there are few cases in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20

GENSRAL ORD8Rs,
No. "a.
NaUEo6ITY having arisen for calling part of the
u Guard for Home Defence into the field to repel a
thea ened nvason avoid interfering far possible
with he pursuits of the country it is ordered
tnat tie ding officers of the Guard for Home De-
fence curry, Yadkin Rowan, Csbarrus
MeckIeuburg Lincoln Gason and leaveland and of all
of said countless will assem- bic their
Attall0Ds without delay and pro-
ceed de them into three equal parts, to be known
aad Sd clases-these numbers to be determln
ed by lot draft aud the classes called out in rotation
the whose required for field service
cas AL persons Ehyscay incapable of performing feic
SERVICE and they will be careful not to include Ia either
strictly members OF the Gu ard for Home
Defence.
When there are lees than three companies in q Battalion
and divided into three equal parts, and
a c0mpleuent officers assigned each. WheE there
nine companies ID Battalion, they Will
numbers by transfers from company to
IN OlEer when The lumber of companies ls dIsi
by three then it must made by breaking up the
companies aid sssiguing their members to other
Companies The company companies TO be broken up
TO be GetetmGed by lot.
comma der has complied with the fore
gong tIous, will and equip the lst class OF
Baita ard order II to proceed without delay to
GodsUOro, and report Brig. General g. Leventhope
VINO, the troops arrive, viii organize them into Reg
The Guard Hone Deteuce belonging to lea lying
OF rd.od, sIgueu Ihe de-
u Uun'aH DIsJIIcE. ILcr InjzatiUl will
LII * changed Ior tie kreGenL.
b UI-1I Ut CIV. tANCB:
L. c. GATLIN,
AdjIthu General
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For the Journal
"YOU'LL TELL HER, WON'T 1O, ~,

TELL AHHS WON'T HOI
Another (sodier) shot through 'he lungs cla.psa
locket to bis breast and moved his lips till put down nv
and listened for h last breath You'll tell her. Won't
your Tell who, what, could not ask but that lock
o. was the picture of who might be wife, sweetheart
or sster.-Ar:ny Letter.
"You'E tell her, won't you" say to her died
As brave soldier should-true to the last;
She IL bear it better, If a thought Of pride
Comes in to stay her, the first shock is past.
You II tell her: won't you p show her bow lay,
Pressing the pictured lips loved so WE'LL
And how my last thoughts foated far away,
To home and her, With love could not tell.
You IL tell her, won't your" not how hard 1t was
To give up lte-lfe for her sake dear;
Nay, nav not so ! say twas a noble cause,
And dle for 1t without tear.
You'll tell her, won't you 2 she'll be glad to know
Her soldier stood undsunted true steel
His heart with her, his bosom TO the foe,
When the blow struck no human power could heal.
" You'll tell her, wont you r' say too we shall meet
In Gods " hereafter" where our love shall grow
More holy, for this parting nd more swt ct,
And cleansed from every stain it knew below.
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The following may Ne of value to taxpayers
Extract of letter addressed to T. ALLAN, Esq, Com

missioner, &C., Sept. 2oth 1854:
The ard collector here construe Sec 8.
Act 14h June g. extending to paragraph 3D. Sec Sd
of Act lh February and to embrace ali solvent Credits
&C., and they require the tax of per cent all the SUBJ
ects named in this 81 to be paid in Confeder
ate notes issue and refuse take per
Gates for such The Act of h June expressly
aud only paragraph one ~ of Section ta) three as
amended ard reenseted," ard leaving paragraph I'd
unatered proceeds 10 Section 10th OF Act of February
Please inform it intended that for the upon
the Of all solvent credits and bank bills ell
other paper dc." cent, certificates per cent
bonds shall be refused in payment
Extract of Letter from T. ALLAN, Esq. Commissioner,
in ans yer to the above:
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 26th, 1884.
o. G. PARSLEY Esq,-Sir:
Sec of the Act of the 14h jane 1864 has exclusive
reference paragraph L. Sec of tha Act of 18th Feb
1884, and therefore cent bonds are recevs bic in pay
fnent of the tax solvent credits bank bills DC. If the
and collector hold derently they 10
Respectfully,
T. ALLAN Commissiouer,
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NORTHERN REPORT OF THE FIGHT BELOW RIoH
MOND.

PETERSBURG, Oct. 18th, 1864
Northern dates of the 9th inst. have been received
There is nothing from Sherman.
Butler represents that in the fight below Richmond on
Friday the rebels attacked with spirit Ksutzs cavalry il
three entrenchments, and drove them back with small
loss of men, with the loss of his artillery but that
Biroey quently advanced and Kaus old
ston and the enemy in their inner line of enrench
ments around Richmond.
Butler says We have much the best of this day work.
one thousand of the enemy killed and wounded hundreds
of prisoners, and bloody repuse.
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TAKEN AID ConmIrTED.

80 To IdE JAIL of OnsIow County two negroes. One
* by 1hn Gala } Die who says he beon3
70 DR. james bic lee, formerly of Wilmington, n c.
Inc other is Henry ald Ocl0Ggs to DR. Hicks
of Uuplin County n. G. The of said neg
requested forward property, pay charges
anI take away, they will be dealt the la "
directs. -
E. EURRILL, Jr Sheriff.
oct. 9Th 1864. 26 lI-3 If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
FROM PETERSBURGs

PETERSBURG, Oct. 18th, 1884.
Last night there heavy artillery and musketry nf
for hour more growing out of alarm on the par
Of the pickets, but it amour ted to Iothipg.
The enemy reported demonstrating in front of Ber
muda Hundreds to-day.
The enemy busly moving across ponsoons to the
North side of James river all last night
The hospitals wagon and other places are benR
gdy inspected, and all able bcdiea men reurne 10 the
'front.' Disabled and negroes take their PLACES a
as noasihla.
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FROM CORlNIu.

koB1LK, Oct. 12lh-Gen Forrest teegraphs Gen. TaJ-
or from CorntE, the A2th as follows COL Kelly suc'
yesterday complete. He surprised the enemy
capturing three guns prisoners and thirty hor
ses -about 200 drowned in attempting to -enbasA
on boats
Our first shot penetrated the boiler of transport ma
ny were scaded and burned to DEATH The boats have
gone down ha river. The above was given to the Mobile
press by General Taylor.
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L.O!S !

AN TUE@D Y, the 9Th ant between my residence in
~ Upper aCk River psrri It aud the mile post on
Mount MIsery r Dad, lea her GIG Ar CASE us.d
pocket hook and containing among others the following
papess:-
Ny receipt for tax kiRd certificate No. 675 dated
u March 1874 81 00J funded in per cent. stock,
issued IL me- There othet papers not recOl
leCted, and also $50 in money ANY person Gdug aud
returning 1he pocket book and papers to to the
Journal Office, will entitled to retail the money
will receive The thanks of the sub scriber.
WM. ROBINSON
New Hanover County, Oct IL I864-3.2t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

fINHE suhscrber having quai ed at september Term.
d la6i of the Court OF Peas AID Qlarter Sessions
FOR New hanover County, Executor upon the last will
and testament of Thomas deceased hereby gives
to all perso0s Indebted saId to
ward and settle and all PERSONS having claims against the
Notified within the time prescri6
ed by CtheIWis this notice VIII be plead in bar OF
their recovery
JOHN ". MURRAY, Executor.
Ocy. 18Th 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmond, October H. 1864
The Wing received the Washington Chronicle Of the
9Th inst
Stanton sepds lengthy dispatch to Dix, dated Oct. 7h,
based upon dispatch from Gen. Thomas dated Nashville
oc 9Th, whose Information derived from Chattsnoo
whence Gen. Smith teegrsphs Thomas that the Con-
ederates I'd retreaed from Altoona the lh moving
10 the direction of Dallas leaving their dead and
in the hands Of the enemy-lw ael-meanwhie sher-
man was silent.
press dispatch of the date says that in the
Altoona tie 9th forces completely the
rebels who rereated preciptasey, leaving in hands
between four and five hundred in killed and wounded
Ii Another big liel
from burg Another says that he ia
rounded
Important movements are still going on in Missouri
advices that Gen. Price attempted the
Oasge river at Castle Rock but prevented By the
Yankee troops the other side AS the river bad swo
en supposed that he would try to at another
point
is also reported that several hundred Confederate
airy had crossed Missouri into Montgomery county.
The bridges the Gasconade river and Coles Creek
been burnsd At the latter point twenty
and thirty were destroyed.
dispatch from St. Louis, Oct. 7th, that the
my appeared before Jfersoa City to-day but it IL no
known whether a battle has been fought.
The amoust of damage to the Pacific railroad is esma
ted at three hundred thousand dollars and prospective
loss in business Of the same amount.
Roeecranz reports that Ewing has arrived ct Rola.
Neither Stanton the press give anything from the
army of the Potomac.
Grant ia in Washington.
Gold ia New York the ght Of the Th quoted
at 2O24.
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QFEICE COUNTY AGsNT TAX IN KIND.
Snith VILE n L Oct / 1854
bmlthVlIIe, n. C., OCT. 1, 1854 I
TO FARMERS IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY,

TO F2-t0~ z1ANS IN AOfA OOON1Es
AIR. ". L. HALL will receivs Tax In Kind, at River
VI Side and Town Greek; Mr. Jordan WOOL Brink
ley ~ will at Smnvillc, and fe9 days at Sha!-
loite b month. Farmrs bring in all they have
and bring the estimate get receipt on
caano receipt without it. Parties pa ig Hil have
to pay 'ke 500 per cent
J. 81. HE'S,
County Agent Bruins wick Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20

Brown, better known as A. Ward, Snowman, says
1t l drafted, shall resign. Deeply graetui IUr
the unexpected honor conferred upon me, saall te!
compelled Resign position favor OF some more
worthy person. ModesIy Is what ails me. lnat S
what KEEPS me under
PULASKI, Tenn, one OF the places lately visited by
Gen. Forrest his raid, is town OF twelve hun
dred InhaotaLts and is sxyfOur mites Southwest OF
Nashville. 1t is nearly In the same latitude with
ecbeId, The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
and is distant from tnat place about fifty qes.
MoLAssEs.-We hear the groaning of mills
crushing in this vicinity in several directions and
can bear OF them all through the country running pref
ty Constantly. We think The molasses crop
tOn Will be good this year, though think il
too common error Ill planting the Imphee, red top
variety lhe most extensive cultVators OF the cane
The South giving preference to Sorghum, black top.
Salisbury Ratstnlan, sth inst.
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lIARhlED.

Cn tho evening of the 4 ius the residence of the
brides father by Rev 5. q. Alexander, Mr. Ia. hi r.
Pay, to &ss PHlaCiLL., daughter OF John l. Banner
Ed
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Association

Entered according the Act Of Congress- In the
1853 by j. s. THRAsHKK, the Clerks once of the Dis
rict Court of the Confederate States for the Northern
= District OF Georgia.
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From .he oUuth CaroliniAu.
BEAURk0nhD.
A soNEET-BY PAUL Ii. HAYHE.

WheFe'er . resOIuLe viii, Il RuiuI, soul,
A pre- Gle CO clear as nOUuQaJ, II = IOIce
Which speeds t.tc'rlc WIlheIIpg course,
Stralk hL tErU all DairIeIs he goal
" here'e thought, Wlsdom, genius IL conuOl
Ot .ug .edesL iacts, (coeroIus Que auC Ill
To benz UDediGuL " LLeu sOseI ei "a Call D
WheIe'e Eu pHg pU~era, I-- pat wn-ie,
" q nCeu to cave us there, l..VI. CiJio ,aHI!
.ummohed by r:eaveD my ed yey.Ic.- vo.a {,
KIg IIhe LLou mctI ! hi LLn { I L. .cl >..-I
Fair Libsry aud gUlden.W nsvd DeIe.,
Fly Oh DefoIe, til vi rJiy's tuuuueI rVn
On HTe4L neId sha Justify INV Ch.ica
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20

a kind of fungus mas been discovered near Talbot,
South Aus tralia which looks exactly like ratte.uake
when it issues from the ground it makes a noise
like rattlesnake"
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Houston but the physicians unwilling to admit the

fact
ceived intinaon that Galveston is to receive a
visit from Commodore Farragut. Preparations are
being made to receive him after the style of Gen. NJ
L. Smiths reception at Vicksburg, on the ever memo.
rable 28th Of June, 1862 Farragut will fnd foe in
Bronze John now, as well as the Texas tigers.
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DIED.

In Wilmington, ON the 18Th inst CT corgeslive fever
contracted camp, Mr.. JOS. J. LE5Ll1 formerly OF
Washington NJ C but for heast ten years resdent OF
this town.
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CHARL01TEsVHLs, VA, Oct. Elh, 1864.
Our cavalry have had reverse Edenburg, in the
Valley. We drove the enemys cavalry for several days
but Sunday ventured too far and got in among their in
fanry. The result rspused and lost eight
guns other respects the affair does to be
riOus.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsI.a.

square, Of 10 lines less for each and every In
sertion, So.
Special Notices will be charged per square for each
andevery insertion " ~
Aobuaries and private publications of every charsc
ter are charged as advertisements.
NoaoVertisement, rejecting upo private characts
can under ANY cIRCuxsrA ANoEs be eadmitted
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HEADQUARTERS CAPE FEAR,
WILMINGTON, N. C., March 80, 1864.

(CIRUULAh =
II having ascertsiRed that traitors in our mid
have been the habit of communicating Information
,ra enemy thrOueh lines the White Oak River and
ewhe.e all crossing of these ines except by permits
sion these Hesdquarers is hereby prohibited Off
d seld Headquarters all persons infringing this
order.
gy Command OF Mai General WHITING:
JAMES II. HILL,
Maj. A. A. General.
April 7th, 1854. 2stf
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WILKINSON o. CO.,
81 MARKET STREET,
\ RE PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES for all Bank
a Notes.
Get. Z. 27-3t63-zt
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GEN. LFVENTHoEPE-It appears that Colonel y.
Levcnthorpe, VINO lately commAnded the 1Itn n. U.
regiment, has been appointed, by Gov. Vance We
presume, BligadIer Geueral ID The Home Guard
turces OF the otate. The troops Called out report
10 him at q lcsboro. better appointment could
not have been made, and he men who
are gong servc9 tnat they VIII find Gcu Leveu-
thorpe kid, humane and skiLfll cUmmander If
the do their duty be will d. his. lie understands
the duties OF a sodler.-D Democrat,
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Captain ". 8. Cnastain.
- J-E RDVaI

The necessity for the services of these officers urgent
AMI they 1ined to report with the least possible
delay.
BY order of the Commandant:
E. J. HARDIN,
Adjutant.
Oct : 272L-32t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20

NE THURSDAY the 27th day of October next, at the
" Il residence of the late Bichard Player, will sell
ST publ auctioE his crop o. Corn, Fodder, Peas Pota
toes, IL; " complete set OF Farming Implements Cattle
Horse Birdie and Saddle, hogs, Sheep, Bees Gums, and
other ticies too tedious to mention.
SAM'L PLAYER, Admir-.
Oct. 9th 2-3t'
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CDSSCRIPT OFFICE,

KALEIGH, n. C., Oct. 4, 1861.
fEyHE following named officers, of the IaVaid Corps,
Ian, and Inspector Generals Once to the Commandant
vi cpts for North Carolina for duty, and having
failed comply win said orders, IesCed
with Ut delay person. unable to travel, to advise
this Office by OF the Of their prolonged ab-
Captain ". g. Chastan.
-
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GENERAL ORD8Rs, /

EXECUViVE DEPARTMENT, NO. CA,
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE
Raleigh, Oct. 4Lh, 1864. J
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It's very Solemn thing to get married" said auot
Bethany.
Yes, but it's great deal solemn not TO be, -
raped her uelce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
LIVE STOCK.


Deeves. per ewt 4.OO05 GO
HegS. per cwt.- II .S0G Is. 90
sheep, per bead .3.5OG5 %
Calves, per head. .5.OO1s, 90