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Tho opinions Of Mr.. Graham and Mr.. Reade.

Tho Opinions Of Mr.. Graham and Mr.. Reade.
,Ar. Graham then spoke Of North Carolina Ii
any one supposed that anything in the condition OF
that State bad at any time called for the passage OF
this law suspending habsas corpus, that opinion
was in his belief, erroneous. When Lincoln, by
his proclamation had declared war, she said there
was no neutrality for her. She threw herself heart
and soul, into the contest and in the manner in
which she had borne herself in her confirmation,
to the cause in men and means in the valor of her
sons on every battle field she well might challenge
comparison with any State 10 the 0onfederacy. He
had learned from the Adjutsnt General Of North.
Carolina that that State had contributed to the war
ninety seven thousand eight hundred and eighty
SIX men, besides two regiments the muster rolls Of
which bad not been received. OF tins number
there we're now fifty Thousand in the I'D. When
General Lee began the fight in the W;id.rnrss ,rits
that army which was the admiration "f the wazhi,,
one-haH Of them we're North Caroliniape> He
knew not what was the number now, retleaca9 by
the dead Who were under the sod and the wop lded
in the hosptaiss-E Extract from Gou. 6ro9s0aA's rs.
mars in Confederate Senate. 81, -,F -.
+: Just now 4 new clsmor is raise2 against tbs
State because the propriety OF calling: Convention
Is being DISCUSSED know nothAgt OF that move
ment except what is befor the pnble. It's enemie1
say it means mischief; is friends say it does not
suppose it, friends or.ght TO, know the best Ru
however this may be, let na enquire when was il
ever before that q Convention in North Carolin.
was IN occasion Of alarp, TO- her friends. Was /,
that first little Con sens!Oa in Aecklspburg or wa
it her last Convenf fioAA when she unanimously a.
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PROMOTIONS AND AssIaNxENTs-We learn from
the Richmond Enquirer that the following promo
tons and assignments have been announced in ,
special order from the headquarters of the Army of
Northern Virginia:
Major General j. B. Kershaw, permanently to the
command of McLaws' Division. ..
Brigadier General Bryan Grimes, permanently to
the command of Daniels IN. o. Brigade.
Brigadier General James Conner, temporarily to
the command of McGowan's Brigade.
Br;gadier General Rufus Barringer, permanently
to Gordon's Brigade of Cavalry. Is
Brigadier General John McCausland, permanently
to Jenkins Cavalry Brigade.
Brigadier General VIM. R. Cox, temporarily to
Ramseurs Brigade.
Brigadier General Thos. Toon, temporarily to
Johnson's On: CO. Brigade.
: -Rrigader General VIM. g. Lewis, temporarily to
Hoke's Brigade
Brgadier General LILLY, temporarily to Pegram's
Brigade.
Brgadier General Zebulon Yorz,~ ~ttsQPorsrlE 70
Hays and Stafords Brigade. zI---.-.s-
Major General Ramseur, temporarily to Earlys
Division - '.'@'fZ'
Major General Malone, temporarily to Anderson's
Division ,. .... .. -
Lieutenant General R d. Anderson, Temporarily
to Longstreet's Corps.
-Lieutenant General j. Il Earlyis temporarily to
EwellS Corps.
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NJORHH-CAROLINA, CHATHAM COQN-
II TX Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Nay Term,
lsSA John Harvard and othsss the issue Of Henri.
G. Cassberry and wife Patsy. Two petitions ~ 10 di:
xiae land, aud (2) ta sell aed divide slaves
u appearing 10 the Const the ssue Of fHeasPC o.
NeerrS and wife Patsy, (Rhese unknown axe
non residents of this State ordered tAsa ADVERTISE
paeus be made in tha North.Cardiss Sosdhrd hr sig
weeks commanding said persons b. appear at the uess
term Of Chatham County Cear N b hs'd upon the 9d
Monday Of Auguai next then md ahses Plead auswf
demur 70 said petiti,Ds judgment will be gsee
against theulpro eosfasA & y s5S-.'..
pt,.sososss ssass ssis asth Isl sag
.. -. NgAARD o. GOTTEN, Js,e GO.
nay % laS4 ei.: 20 ,6.',f - - ls--~sr,
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T.oURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER sEs-

VOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER sEs-
u SiONS, OF CHATHAM COUNTE-Wselsy. MarpQm
and Lemuel NJ Mnrgsa, Exts Of BENZ. Harvard, dsedn
against Briukley Harvard and others. Legatees
In this cause it appearing to the Court that nk'sy
Harvard is resident Of Sate OF Tennessea II u or
dered that advertisement be- maden the North Carolina
Standard for six weeks notifying sad 70 sppesi
At the next term Of said Court be held upon the %
Monday Of August next then and there TO plead an:Her
rendered against him. = - ~.
Witness. Rchard1 - Gotten Jr, Clerk Of the aid Court
~ ~. RicHARn @ GOTTEN. J.. ae.a
Nav o. AseA >. - 1l-wst.
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The Conservative labors in vain to show that Gov.
Vance is not responsible for calling out the Reserves
in this State. If Gov. Vance had performed his
duty and protected his State, these Reserves would
now have been at home subject to his call As it
is the boys are called out and placed in camp, and
many Of the old of the Eastern Counties are at
Goldsborough guarding the Railroad At least five
thousand plows have been stopped by calling out
these Reserves, and many field Of wheat will 60
uncut and thus he lost Let the people remember
that our Governor might have prevented this, if he
had only shown sufficient forecast and frmness
The country must be defended and the invader must
be met but if our entire male population is ordered
to the field the crops will fail and starvation must
follow. A AGovcrnor who thinks Of nothing but uar,
and who is vexed when the subject of peace is men,
toned in bis presence, is not in proper frame of
mind to see the Importance of keeping enough men
at home to produce bread and meat
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DIED,

In this City the 7th inst At SO o'clock .. Nm
MAaruA WEppoN in the 86th yesr Of her age oonsoft
dan She was perfectly resigned to DEATH and s now no.
doubt With the redeemed in heaven. She leaves IN sho
tiouats husband and three small ehitdfen. go
Of consumption, after brief sickness. near Spf!ke&
Guisasd connty NJ c. on the 22d Of March, lsSA AoeDs
CAL MLo MKsDxxaALL aged % years. nnestAs and 70
days., ..-- 49, ...-.-t--r M
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Z hst It be remembered that this great array Of
talent and ststesmanshipi is the sequel, of not the
logical sequence Of the manly, yet modest efforts
Of Gov. Vance against the suspension Of the Great
Writ Of Right -C0nsaodtiee.
And let it also be remembered that Gov. Vancs's
real position in relation to the suspension Of ao6eas
corpus Is to be found in the following exes.ct from
his Wlkesborough speech:
-" regret to see the suspension Of the writ
But N the name Of common sense, If we are . law
abiding people-f We regard the Kings name IS
tower Of strength, does he mean King" Davis
We must not make . commotion because law has
beenspassed which our jurists announce as within
the limits Of the Constitution of the country that
We haSe sworn to support We ought to be willing
70 staHd Np to our opn Constitution and our osoS
The 0onssrsatiss says Gen. Robert Toombs has
"yindicatedn Gov. Vance on this SUBJECT Very
Likely. Gen. Toombs is rampant original seces-
sionist md b Of course very anxions to sec Gov.
Vance reelected. Gen. Toombs has been posted by
the originals of this State, and he knows that Gov.
Vance can be safely trusted BY the original seces-
sion;sts. We have not seen it stated that Mr.. Ste
phens has "vindicated" Gov. Vanca .,,
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= UNIFoRM FOR GEN. LEE.-A Yankee correspondent
says that q letter was found from Gen. Lee at the
house Of a distinguished citizen in the valley by
which it appears Gen. Lee lately got . complete
liz.os The General says the suit pleases him much
and tits beautifully. 2..res - - 2 --E -
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THE CRoPs.-The small grain crop is now ripen-
Ing, and will soon call in the services of the now
ers: the crop, generally, is good as on the plan.
@nons around the city, the yield must belarge.
n Sot only does the return promise we'll, buta much
larger breadth of land has been sown than ever
Seiore Flour has not many days now in which to
oa or.ng elg prices-already it has experienced a
s.eat aecine yet not near as great as it will be
"neo 1ae crop is gathersd-Aont (Ala) Hail.
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=. The army correspondent Of the Montgomery, ,Ad-
uertser states that few days since soldier cried out
to Gen. johnson, :" General donft fall back any
further, We are getting mighty tired" lam not
retreating," said the General "the enemy is on cur
flank and rear and we must face the foe =. Bully
for you" cried the soldier and the ranks gave their
pet General thyea chaaxa ss=s-s'is -I7a-=
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LocusTs.-We learn that locusts have made their
appearance in the Brushy Mountainregion of :kes
County. They have the omiuous W on their wings,
which used to be construed to mean War We
should rather have heard Of variety with r or
their flying appendages.
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Brig. Gen. Alex. Stuart Webb, Of the Yankee
army, recently killed in Virginia, was son ofJames
Watson Webb. He graduated at West Point, In
the class Of 1855, and commanand brigade In Ham
cock's corps. ~, .5,.,.. j .-,-.., ..
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The following are some Of the casualties in the
47th N. G. Regiment, in the battles of I'd and Sd
inst before Richmond: 1t Peace, Co. g, severely
wounded; 1t Westry, killed; 1t Rogers. painfully
wounded in arm; Alpheus Kennedy, wounded and
James Gross slightly wounled in arm.-O6nserSo-
tina
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Col Ripley's Yankee Cavalry made raid on the
Weldon and Wilmington Rail Road Thursday last,
but were repuised at Smiths Mills, Onslow county
Wy section Of Siarrs battery and 1t Col Boards
cavalry. AaI.. LA .a..,,
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Captain Robertson Taylor, A. A. General Of
Mahone's brigade, writee to the Richmond Enquirer,
that he has received letter from General Long
street exonersting that Brigade from the Charge
that they fred the shots which wounded Gen. L.
and killed BriRsdier General Jenkins.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1917.

from Danvflle. The Petersburg Express Of Wed
nesday has rumor that Lexington, Va, was
threatened by Averih with bis cavalry force.
From Georgia. @.s
The Atlanta Coafederaey of June 9th has ru.
NOR that Altoona bills were in possession Of the
enemy; and they were fortifying, and that ou.,
forces had retired to Big Shanty. The rumor lack.
confirmation. Occasional skirmishing betveen tt-
two armies, but no regular fighting. Forrest was
supposed to be on the north side Of the Tennessee
Of eourse doing his duty.
- '- Congress.
RicHxoND, June THE Senate was chiefly o.
capied to-day with House bill amending the Tax
law. No Rnal action.
resolution requesting the President to inform
the Senate if any officers Of the Provisional Gov
ernment are still discharging the duties of the off
ces to which they were originally appointed, wa>
debated and transferred to the secret calendar.
The House indefinitely postponed the Senate bill
amending the Currency Act, and passed the Sen
ste bill to compensate the AGbeas eorpw Commis-
sonsr. They cencurred in Sensts's amendment
to the bill increasing the pay Of the army. Both
Houses finally passed the bill increasing the pay Of
the General officers of the army. -
RlcBNoHD, June a-The Senate sustained the
Presidents veto Of the joint resolutions exempting
Editors and employees on Magazines and Period
calls from military service. Also rejected bill in.
creasing ordnace officers, returned by President.
The appropriation bill passed without amend.
ment. -.-- -,
The House Joint Resolution of thanks to General
Taylor, his officers and men, we're concurred in.
The tax bill was further considered.
House was occupied in the discussion of the Sen.
ate impreSSment bill until recess s
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Gov. Vance on PabHc Aaairs.
1HAr .rELLow," TUE rowS CLERK.

1Har "rELLow," TUE rowN CLERK. tsss
You know when St. Paul went to the 0ty Of
Ephesus and announced the true God, be raised
qusts q roD with Demetrius and the rest Of the
artists in the place, who had been accustomed to
make their living BY manufacturing shrins for tie
Goddess Disna and they were about to massacre
Saint PSul for his interference with their profits.
At the height of the excitement which was about
to break out into actual hostilities there appeared
among them aJel|v, the town clerk, whose name
is not given, tand regret tie omission for tAiAk
he ,o"s 'Ae snIlrtsst uRinspirsd nan meRtionsd in
Scripture,) who got upon the court houss stops Or
the stump and spoke to the people "-Estract
from Coz. Eaaes's Wilkesborovgh Speech
, "FELLow CITIZENS, LADIES AND GENrLExrN:-
lido not know how it is possible for me to make
myself heard by this large audience, unless adopt
the plan Of the one armed soldier who could not
hug his sweetheart all tho way around, and % was
forced to chalk the distxhce he could reach on one
side, and then turn and hug ss far on the other.-
laughtsr. )-Ertraet. from 9oe. Faness WilkA-
borough Speech "a
The impression has gone abroad that the man
who runs against Holden will be beaten, and that
Holden 10 for peace, and Vance is opposed to IT,
Whenever you hear , man say that look him right
in the face and say, jim Jones, Zeb Vance says
you are liar and sceundrel r"-Rztract from
Gou. Haness Fayetteville Speech. 80
. .. yENKINs
Do not be deceived by this ado about Conven-
ton 1t reminds me Of 4 fellow named Jenkins
and hope there is no one here named Jenkins
"a voice. yes there is.) Well, do not mean him.
Jenkins used to take drop too much, and when in
that unfortunate condition he was afraid of his Wife
(and jenkins was not alone in that custom.) As
the story goes, he went home one night walked
very cautiously but mansgedto overturn the chairs
&c, and after divestng himself Of his clothing got
into the bed and turned his face to the wall to pre-
vent Mrs jenkins smelling bis breath. She saw
it ALL and unable to retain her indignation she said,
Jenkins turn over, you can't fool me you are drunk
clear through. "a laugh and cheers) So it :s
with few who are calling for Convention. They
can't fool me. They desire the State to go out Of
toe Confederacy.-Ertraetfr from Gov. FaneSs Fay-
etteoilk Spereh.
NO PEACE THIS sIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Boys, If you want peace you must go to the
heart of Pennsy lvana and there fight till hell freezes
over as hard as lghtwood knot"LGoo. Vaness
Speech to Cooks Brigade.
wnIsKEY ANB SUGAR.
'Boys when you whip Grant will send each Of
you bottle of whiskey, with enough sugar tc
sweeten it."-Goo Vance to the Soldisrs
WINDOWS IN HADEs.
"Boys, you must fight till you gil hell SO full ol
Yankees that their :eot will stick out of the win
dows"-Goo. Vanss to the Soldiers.
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VERDANrLY RIcH.-The "Local Items" Of the
Conserratioe.
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We saw an intelligent gentleman yesterday from
Buncombe, and he assured US, if there was Hot
den man in that county he had not heard OF him.
The gentleman alluded to eaid the tories deserter
and bushwhackers, who were in the woods, were
all for Holden, but that they would hardly venture
to come ont to the polls on the day Of election
Conservatives Nze ~ sd
Two years ago Gov. Vance Was assailed by the
Destructive papers and leaders just IS the CeaseT
oties is now assang Us. They called Gov. VaDce,
then Col Vance, traitor, q coward, . Lincolnite,
and one Of them even went so FIR IS 10 declare
that if he was elected the federal flag would wave
over Raleigh in six weeks They also started
report that Gov. Graham, Mr. Badger, and oarseH
were in secret correspondence with Mr.. Stanly, the
federal Military Governor Of North Carolina and
this report SO alarmed Col Vance that he wrote US
letter from Drswry's Bluff urging US to contra.
dict it at once. We did 90 IN printed -handbillss
which we sent to the ArnF ef fVirginis- by~speciai
messenger at our own expense, to be distributed.
Now Gov. Vance turns upon the great body Of
bis old friends, and joins the Destructive leaders in
making the same charges against them which were
made sgainst them two years ago. The Conserv-
atyes of the State will pay just as much attention
to these charges now as they did then.
We do not wonder that Mr. Hynan, Gov. Vance's
mercenary Editor, has special spite against old
Buncombe That county voted against him for
Congress in November last though he had resided
in the county several years, and though he hsd
the advantage of Gov. Vance's endorsement and
support The people Of Buncombe Eneso him and
voted accordingly .. So
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We learn thstthat delicious fruit the May cherry
was ripening on the lst June'On the Brushy Noun.
tains in Yadkin and Wilkes Counties-two weeks
later than usual The fruit crop in this part Of the
State will not be q full one ut
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COBB FOR VANcE.-Mr David Cobb, of Edge
combe, has announced himself candidate for re-
~
election to the Commons. In his card he says:
"North. Carolina has two candidates in the field
for the Office of Governor. have no hestation in
saying that shall support Gov. Vance,"
Mr.. Cobb is one of the bitterest Destructives in
the State. He is the author of the proposition
in the House Of Commons to endorse President
Davis. Cobb knows what he is about Gov. Vance
is a good enough Destructive for him.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
fINIIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the suhscri-
hers have obtained from the Register of Wills
OF Hartford county, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of
JAMES LYLE,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
All day of Nay, 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit At said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th day
of May, 1864.
ROBERT A. LYLE,
WILLIAM X. LYTLE,
my6 Executors.
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ADMIN TRATORS' NOTICE.

ADMIN STRATORS' NOTICE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
Il scribers have obtained from the Register If
Wills Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
..... JOSEPH R. COALE.
late ofsad county, deceased All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
of, on or before the
27h day Of april 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. s..4..'
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment o
Given under our hands and seals this 9Th day
of June, 1864.
SARAH ANN COALB
WIN, S. COALE,
jelT Administrators
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MANN SONNNEOl
TNHE subscribers are now building new Tread
| i Power, one Of their own improvement which
they have tested in connection with their COM
bined Thresller and Cleaner, and would say TO
the public abroad, that they can now furnish a
more complete Two-horse Power and Thresher,
than has ever before been offered. The Power
is 50 geared that it runs with very slow step
for the horses and needs but little elevation to
give motion to the Thresher and Cleaner.
The Power and Winnower is connected by one
straight belt running it as an Overshot Machine,
making IL an Improvement over the Undershot
one, by its not being so liable to carry through
stones, sticks, &C., that may be gathered up with
the grain. No other combined Thresher and
Wnnower is so simple, and easily put into opcr-
alton. Its extreme width is 3 feet i; length II
feet; height 3 feet; and weighs about 800
pounds. The Threshcr, Rake, Separator and
Winnower, are arranged in one strong frame, so
that the machine is shipped in one piece, and
moved when set for use without being taken
apart. The Revolving Rake is so arranged, that
as the grain is fed in and passed from the cylin-
der, it divides the straw from the grain and car
ries it through and over Separator or Shaker
obviating great difficulty that other Winnow-
ers are liable TO, in carrying over grain with the
straw, which has heretofore been so much COM
planned of.
With two medium sized horses or mules, they
will both thresh and clean, and in such manner
that the common Fanring Mill is dispensed with
entirely two men and two boys will thresh and
bag $50 to ! rs bushels of wheat, or 800 bushels
of oats per day, with ease.
There are two sizes of these machines. The
large size, or No. /, is generally run by lever
power. Either of these machines can be run with
any lever power. The No. | Machine, with 2
or horses TO a lever power, with or hands,
will thresh and bag 200 to 225 bushels of wheat
per day, ready for market These machines are
warranted to give satisfaction.
Gs- Price of No. Thresher and Cleaner in
Baltimore Sl60; No. 2, Sl4O; two-horse tread
Power and Thresher and Cleaner, wrenches, oil
cans, &c, complete, $3.50.
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Also on band and for sale the celebrated
.a BRALEY & PITTS
THRESHER AND CLEANER,

As large Thresher and Cleaner, this machine
is warranted to be the very best in use. With 7
or horses and or 10 hands, they will thresh
and clean, ready for market, from 400 to 500
bushels of wheat per day. These machines are
made out of the beat materials and warranted
to give satisfaction, if properly managed. Or
ders solicited by
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mhll-G65
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin.
traton on the personal estate of
JAMES BARNARD,
late Of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby not-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
9M day Of May 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment. -,
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
of May, 1864.
JOHN II. BARNARD,
myl3 Administrators.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON
HIGHEST PREMIUM
HAsXSs sSsA4sS
Sewing Machine!

Awarded the higest Premium at the
WORLDS FAIR, just held in London,
England, where all the Machines of Europe
and America were in competition. Also
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The principal Companies making Sew
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Singer & Co., Grover s. Baker.
OF the Machines made there were sold,
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iebl2 BALTIMORE. "A
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Notice 10 Credi ors,

TIME creditors of Joshua Harmer, de-
i ceased, are hereby notified to file
their claims against said deceased, duly
authenticated and proven, with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
on or before the first day of July, 1864.
HERMAN STOMP, JR.,
jel0 Trustee.