davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13
OPJLAR EVENTS.


Sect him tested and the certainty Of the
approval and swell DONE. Of that army,
Is the highest enlogium that can be paid
to the General, and although, he cannot
now be given the command Of that army,
do not permit so much talent to go un-
noticed, but give him responsible com
mand, and rest assured that all will lie
well. Gen. IIar.lee has as.umo,l CON-
'nand Of this Department, and the troops
OF this army are proud to bo under the
command Of this gallant son of Georgia.
CAROLINA.
RKyookrtnS az -p.rarup.-Ueneral s.
Oooper, A,ijatant aud WiInspector-G G.ueral.
has citused To lie issr,ell IA I" General Or.
'lers, M 76," the following very immor.
tnnt n"tice la Detailed MEN:
]. All details lieret0firs granted, un.
der authority of the War Department,
To persons between tho ages of l8 nnd
40 years, are revoked f; aud nll sucl, de.
tailed inep, together with those within
The said ages, who hold furlougI,s,. or
Temporary exemptions by reason of pend.
Ing applications tor details, will be- pro,np-
tiy assembled at the campsur instt tuctiun,
and appropriately assigne'l among the ar
mics tor service; except that men detail
ell nn,i now actually cmph,yed in manu-
featuring, provitling, collecting and for
wartling munitions and other intlIs peus,,-
bic supplies tor the army and navy, or
in work indispensable iu military opera.
ii"ns, will le continued in their present
employment until their details shul! be
revised.
II. The Heads of Departments and
Chieln al Eurenux viii, within the next
twenty (2u) days, f,rwnrd To the Geucr.
ais ot Reserves, lists of detailed Inen in
their employment, in the several States,
specially distinguishing aud crriifving
tiipfe who are -sIp ports md those abso.
'fultly Indispensable f'r tho performance
or the above mentioned Government
work anh business, and all detailed en-
ploSe ees not ST. certified within tho pre-
s"ribeh periUk will, upon lhe expiration
thereof, be iort!,with assigned To the
army.
III AnpcrSons called out by this ~
der. who claim exemption on account r.t-
lli ysical disability, will hc examined 10y
select medical boards, srter tleir nr:iv,
al ut the canrpsnt instruction.
w. All nicu tnnmd tor light ,iuly whu
are una'siHHrd, will at once report tn tho
camps OF inst; Ictiun, under the penalty
ofd"ing forthwith assigned 10 the active
Etrc,s
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13
PrOpONaiS

EIUlsONdiS
" ILL he received by me until the 9th
w. November next. kr carrying tie
mails once week and back. from GrecL lie
.. Jf. To Woodrur's. Spar anburg District,
B. q Applicants are requested 10 Le
prompt in Offering tI,cir, bids.
S. j. i0uTHIT p. NJ
Oct 9 20 4
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13

Ill. Non commissioned officers and pri-
Yates are allowed raiions Tor their own use,
hut this privilege does not authorize the sale
or other disposition Of them. II II IL i'm.
practicable TO use the ration. Communication
NAV b drawn in lieu thereof
By ord:r .
s. COOPER, A. g. l. General.
by command. .,
Brig. Gen'l. CIlRSNUT,
Ed. III. BsaSwBLI, A. a. Genersi ~ e.
eY- State papers copy once aud send tiils
TO these headquarters. r
| Oct 10 %
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13

NEw lMpREssMENT SCuEDULE.-The'
Commissioners Of ihe several States,
who recently met in Convention at
Montgomery, 70 establish. q uniforms
schedule in relation to tho impress.
mcnt Of provisions, ETC., have materi-
ally reduced the rates; tor instance
bacon not 20 exceed Sl.3l per pound
aoGr, as per hunGtcd cora, 1926
per bushei first cIasa LorsGz, sI5A )
first class mVles, $500. These pricca,
are 10 be uniform m in the States Of Al.
ALBANIA, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tenres-
see, Georgia, Florida, and South Car.
Dina.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13

OLD MAIDs.-It isyery true that single
women have trials for which n tbonght-
less, happy world has little sympathy. -
But lonely lives are nut necessarily joy
less: : they should he, of nll others, most
useful. The head of household, wife
and m"ther, il occupied with family
cares anil affrctions--cun fin,I li.;i- iimiG
far- considering the comfort, cr contrihu-
ting 9" the enjoymsnt at any beyond tbe
hoine circle. Doubtless she il happier.
far happier. than the unmarried woman
but Ia the last belongs the privilege ~
carrying light and blessings To many fire.
s'des-"f being. the friend and helper Of
hundreds and because she belongs exclu-
sively I" II" one, her hsart expands to all
her sutf' ring fellow-creatnres. Ia nv
child-h""d always thought OF old nmids
with sensation az contempt and repul-
sion; nov regard those al Gng them VINO
preserve their natures from cynicisn
| aud qnerui"usnesS, aud provo themselves
socini evangels Of mercy, ~ an un crown
eel lIost ol martyrs. The
woman who duves - live alone. spd DO
! sneered at, Is bray,r, and nnDler, and
! better that She VIII" escapes both n q
! luveless marriage UIc0yi9.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13
Educational AssscIatien sf the
COnfcderate Ssatcs % A mertca.

Statco - ~ OtEuCos
The nsxi annual NEE ing Of This body will
be held In Charlotte, N c.. on Wednesday
the day Of November next Yielding 10
the sngges ions of some of It's members,
recalled iho appointment for its mee ing at
A'lanta, wi h he hope that favorable turn
In 'hc affairs Of The Confederscy nigh, soon
Offer more au.picious sea on for i,s asep-
bling. The hope has failed. The war Is
sill n,ing, wi little pro- spect Of speedy
aba emeii'. In tho meantime. The interests
OF tho rising generation should not he over
looked. /, therefore. invite the friends Of ed
uca ion TO assemble in Charlots.
The committees appointed a. tho mee ing
in CoInnhi., ~ii. Z, 10 hoped, attend to the
mn,iers en'rus' ed 70 'heir charge sg.,
The following article tfom ,he Cons i,u,iou
80 Tor he erms of membership:
Any male ci'izeu Of the Confedera q
S,a;cs who u.ay he engaged in the profession
OF eaching. or who has ih atty way, iien,i
ned himself with the educational interests of
the country, may become q member of ,he
Associa ion, in 'he following n, inner. 10 wi {:
He must be nominated ~ an annu,l NEE: ing,
by - member Of shis body, elec cd by IN =
jori,y Of he vores ,hen prs,eni, and sign this
Cons u ion."
J. L. REYNOLDS,
Z. Presidensof The Association.
Tor "a N~GnN,.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13

ID EMAiEING in the Post Once. al Green,
La vile O. II. s. G.. on the ~ day Of Co
tober laas. which. u not called for az the ex-
pirstion OF three months will be sent to the
dead letter ONCE at Richmond. a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1864-10-13

I!S6GIG01 lo95G96E6s4 GIL lI576 344s 2s4 s6s 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

s-,,a.a,a-And y IN this Keep you IN ohlcei
Lat1 Johnny-ho; hpu hor--ii "LIInr l mo ol''
g,,.aaata--W 20 L.iee yoU more Than ss utrmt1sf
ial.1e,s,s-W ho laughs a you more thNn BisSsrk'
I,nk J6A.r,-Ths Emperor VI ne French.
Briinra,s-n you 80 So Nj W!ihoa' An'' WI" VII
T,gis JoA.av-wr sha.l blockade al tho German
,or. ana keep oai our own commerce ana r.epIhihs
al 60 into Germany through France and American
cru,ers under the German tag viii destroy our conn
msr,c ard the French viii crrry the trade Of me voc
and set the Rhine provinces and We 'hsI pIoeapy ~
On war with tho Untel Sates erd We shall not 10 eDie
IA Ind enough troops IN turn the Germans ON 81 Den
'n.,k-so thai the cannot bo success, snd " Is
,ucesss will be wofso than i.iur" ~
g,.aan,c- Naughty boz did yJu se- ~ tbs a. ths
beginning .,, go. .er. g.. ot.sh
Briannd- Well you haze gol majors mo s'9 '
meas, bu, psy a.,ea.ior Ys0 1aai ~ so'cnge you''
\ self On Prusssi
I R,.,srs.s-Apd YOU ihiGs yop 900 40 by soins g"
\ war against Germany
\ Li..Ls Joinzy-fos .., a., Y,,
/ BiIsnsia-Siily child. Do VOC Know va, nc ne ~
u uc-or viii not 10 with yol aness sou s'ats ouc' -
n Hrnsp, from dcsvos Prussia that BisnsTa wants 70
ses Han burg bloc faded by English ship aas 70 nen,
Il against tue principle Of Nationality IN nose'n -
I ne cooperation OF the Emperor inposslpe bu. yoa
y nan .uppas indopesden, Holsein and nerneny ss'ns
/ n, tyranny OF Prussia and get the Emperor ~ assm'
you against prusss end get better NE lM Sao~
II .srmsr pocs are rather diiicut 10 understana pu'
bs!ore going TO var. yoa really must ss'S o' oo
I AZ
y Vim I, YOU ~ to var with Germany. you nxht asans
foor beat ally: you 60 to We, Tor Gss%sny gov WI ~
nsumg-t III you hi only asked somebody SAo knew
sbont /, at the beginning you might have savsd yoaF
,sf this Issson, which wiz mako everybody iaugh
Ion. c,,,sv,.
A letter has been received in Hull from one o
re Cons.dcrat. cruiser Rappahannoc Whici
u nov lying st Calais The writer sa'es thst 'no shi
4 A. preseai under the strict Surveillance Of the frene
and fnsl.h authorities who srmy refuse 70 permit ne
n Leave Csnls For sorrc tine past sho ksarsar go ma
h... orulso, Of e,i. with the hope Of capturing tn
pihanno"k Tie Confederate at present Is not IN
posi,io, IA cops with her would be antagonist " 50
krs neither guns nor ammunition on boa'd The cap
IAN u the Rsppahannosk would however II u
suhortties granted permission leave Tho port and tah
nj, chance o, euding the vigilance o. The Federal ia
,,,., sates tho Cnnfderne is much tho fastest ye'
sol and tina, II once che got ahead Of the ReaIsarge 81
would be perfectly cafe. The EsppahannocA h.te
Win fine pair " engines VI 350horse power, fou
frhtine boilers and two dispatch boilers 81 ha. .
bvId Ut ge.sll otsgt 40 lya. IEs rsys NV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
HROOKLYN ITEMS.

YAonr RAcR-A yacht race for q purse OF
o. 600 /, TO take place Wednesday the 9th Instant
rom the cub anchorage 4, tie foot OF Court street
Brooslyn Tie ressels Rre She Annie Laura and the
Restless They are 10 start at 70 o'clock u tue morn
ir, al H.. ehoyo date and rail around long Island
en'ngru he Fast River and through the Sound: he
1stanre 10 DC smiled IL some 30 niles tonsluerool.
interest Is unaffected in the affair b. yacismen ~ Wen
az Others. - o.. 4, ...zx, ~,
SKsrEsCEs IN THE KIsds COUNTY COURT OF
sYssIoSs-ln TIT. Court yesterday VIM. GrainueIl
indicted for grand larceny for stealing tobacco ana
M pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny Vss tontoheod 70
,ne prnIientsry for sir months.
MIN Nolan for assault and battery. VIA senteheea 70
The County jail for ten days. .-.A $3.50
Mary Ann Logan, for assauliinS ner sePio'Hei' w"
r.cominitted for sentence hereafter. IL, IL, o,,.
John f. Koch pleaded guilty 20 selling liquor '''H'"
lioeuse and was fined 80. when ne palu Iu,
Daniels Kelly indicted Tor assault with intent 20 Al"
p',rard Monaghan in Columbia street, SoAlh bIvvA
yn some time stree pleaded guilty and was sen'enSeo
10 state Prison for three yeas. g.. ..... ear
AnIrev Mcdonald for stealing musket' WAS SCH
,onced 90 the County jail for ten days.
C,s,lrs Oleenhoy FOR receiving stolen Sooof' WIS
..rienc.d +, the penitentiary tVr six nonI1s-
The Court adjourned until Aug 2.
BpGLARY.-.The residence OF Mr.. Charles
r,-mv No l07 Gold street felonious! cntered on
WeIn:sday afternoon during the absence OF me iaiy
and robhel Of articles valued al Sl3 Win NSlch We
burglar escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
x:siiaber's Eveulnx Exchange
--latest ship Ncws.


s..n., Yrua Dunn, Burton. Philadelphia raa'- ana s'.s
&, J.asrs Hand - ,,. IL. .ri
oss. 70 VIM. DslSel.
sisan.r r. NJ. Massey. sslsh. Philadelphia nds'- 70 j.
N. Brissl -. A..
Bst May, Lord s.sua Is dsys sugar ard mossse %
r. j. retsn July IS lat "a 10 lon Is % va, boarded oy
BY u. g. glnoos. Port Jackson, cruising, all well,
Barb z. w: Griffith, Dsamsaond Remedies 10 days sus"
&c, 70 J.. T. Ward -, A..
Bsrs Lucy YrAnc, Ferry, casiens' days no'a"' 70
r. Buck Co
Big Geo g.los RaAa 81 rhozas q days, eo:so1 70 mas
tor l.s.. ala. L..
20 II. W. Swin ,,,,.. ~. or...,,
al days, mols.s,s 70 7. NJ heyhe-.
W1ND--At sunset, ~ W.
BELOW.
Ship Gratitude tBr) Thomas Liverpool Jons'
MEMORANDA.
fore .alss schooner, lumber loaded went sLofs 90
ahians sci reLt ea ,ae n. ca 10 A'' Re es'.-Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
scene In tbc House Of Comsssss.
Csresposl eace Of Tke \. Y. fnssse

TIE telegraph VIII already have informed you
fiat the motion of consure the Governmens for IT,
policy in the DanoG1man quarrel has resulted In
q vote against the GoyerEment in majority Of In the
House Of Lords and IN the House Of Commons, OF a
vote favorable TO the Government In majority OF 49,
The scene in the House Of Commons during the de
y bate was ore Of the most dngnlariy exciting that
Y have ever witnessed. How l got In. Heaven only
kaovs , ~ anlv eersclols o. having waited, AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
HELMBOLD'S

For purifying the blood removing oil chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure OF the blood, the
only reliable and -ecuaI remedy for the Of Scro
Us 5csd Head Salt RHegm Pains aud Swellirgs Of tie
Bones. Ucersons Of the Thoat and Legs Bloches Pin-
pies tia Face letter ErySpeas and all scsy Erupiope
Of the SKIN,
AND BEAUTIFYIEG THE COMPLEXION.
NOT A FEW
Of the worst disorders ha, acs insind arise from COZ
rup,ion that acclnues Ia the hood VI all the discoveries
that have been made purge equal In eject
HILMBOLDs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
RILLA. It csansss and the blood ins,s tho
vgor Of health into the system aud pges out the humors
which make dsesse !, ,nilite- The healthy functions u
the body ard cIpes the disorders tina grow and ske IN the
blood Such remedy that cpui BIZ relied has long BEEN
sought for and now for tine rst time the public nave
witch they depend Oar space here docs not sdmA
Of certGcse show its effects ou the trial Of single bot
tie viii show the sck that las virtues surprising bythre
thoy have taken.
Two oonsfu Of the Extract Of sarsapers sdded 70
pint Of wNer Is equal to the Lbo, Diet Dr.at and
bottle IL fully equal % gAoa Of the syrup Of ssrafsinA
o; The d.cesion Us Usually made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

Tree symptoms If allowed 10 20 on which his medsns
Invariably re,noyes are followed by Faulty, EpePie fs
in ono Of wa.cn paen lnsy es.ifr Who can ~y 'ns
th.y or. not frequently followed those "difefa dea's
-INssNIrY AND ooSsUMPTIoN9"
INSANITY AND CoSsUMPTIoNl"
sNsAyITY AID CONsUNPTIoN'"
INSANITY AND Co.sUAPTIoN"
@IysAyrTY AND CONSUMPTION"
sNsANITY AND CoNsUMPrIoS'"
.ISs.NITY AND CONsUMPTIoNf"
.NsANIrY AND CONsUMPTloN'"
.rYsANfTY AND cOSsUMPrIoNi"
.rysANIrY AND CONSUMPTION
Many aware the cause Of their suffering In. reso'0
the insane s,yrms and the melancholy deaths 'fon coz
sumption bear ample witness OF the s'~raon Ane e''s
ton once Affected by organic wrssness requires mo ara
n,asps !, strengthen sid nvsorsie the system WIG"
urLMBoLD's EhIRACr BUCHU
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
yELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu
Invariably does.
HELMBoLDs LkrRACr BuoHD
HyLNBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
gyLNBoLp's EXTRACT BucHU
7. .sf pesssh; in It's taste and oao'' s"a ""'e
,h.a spy o, the preparations Of
IRON OR BARK.
Fox doc ,srrring
,pov proEYN DOWN or DELICATE CoNsfi1V<
TONS
Erora whs,evsr esu.e, either !.
MALE OR FEMALE,
A COOP AfflrITE.
STRONG, HE.LraY NERVES,
.a,sx AND E sSsfE ici ITiiSc sEELmes
Ap SILL s's Wiz Eia 70
wrEy syNxrRACTs HAVE BEEN ADMITTED "e
TsE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and 's So
,eYy s.rsrrl use In all the STATE HosriihLS ~"
nc SANITARY INSTITUTIONS thrOush0Ot tho iano
v,n..in p,xs practice, sd considered q nvso'Os
rem-dies
Sc Mia fs oR TE :: SSrsp sr.4
-. Professor DEVICES valuable works on ths rfse''o'
=. remark, rn.as BY lie late celebrated d. fhi'''
| ad,lphis. ,, n, vyuRAIM MCDOWELL, oaS
Sc. $1,000 sn3 Member Of the Roy. COLES. OF saS
s.on. rr..ud published in the transactions wv
md Ssf :e:c Review published By BEsJA
-. Bss, u ,he st.i sndsrd wOEks on Aeden.
sxrRAcT ErcHU PEI sS,ts OF OF s 8. 1917 70,
| Drry..ed 70 any address, securely pacAe@
| Address letters Ter Information" .~
uyLmsoLns DRUG AND CHEMICAL
| HOUSE,
v,,xuo,nx pHuo AND CHEMICAL VALID
HOUSE,
u.1ssoLDs DRUG AND chEAicA"
HOUSE,
No. oo4 BROADWAY, n. " on
No. ssA BROADWAY, n. 4" y"
4 No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. H. "A'
! t1EI.MpOLDs MEDICAL DEfoE
-,.,..nn,D,s MEDICAL DEPOT
uErNtuOLps MEDICAL DLfoH
NO. ,o4 SOUTH TESrh-Sr' Fa'LADELfh'~
. -. an. SOUTH rENTn-sr, PHILApELrhA
. y,.s OF couNTERFEIrs AND usrRiSs
PIED DEALERS,
| Who endeayort 20
| , f :. ,hsar own" ard other" articles on ""
reputation s.,sinsdby
HEkMBOLD,S PhERA6A4IHS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

LohDos, July 8, l-o<.
The fate of the Wing ministry, which has
sxised so long suerance the popularity Of It's
head its absence of (or abstinence FROM positively
setrogressiye principles and above A the weakness Of
Its enemies, IL not Jet decided. We have, however
had stirring week oft On Monday when the grea,
field day expected TO oH the pensiyo public
exhibited very cIeditable degree OF interest and ex
eitemeut. There was a great rush made 10 Wes.
minister frst BIZ the holders Of tickets TO the galleries
az the House Of which abou. tirncs a. many had
been issued IS there seats TO be lad-herce the
privilege conferred really that Of lighting foT
place. Some emil sslasA went lhitheT sary as sig
In the morning. others were represented by agents
whom they paid TO keep standing for the which
probably accounted for the shabby appearance Of oers
- the spectators aud for the solicitations CT dngy
outside who waited In the hopes Of being hired like the
professional bail" in Piekwick. The tiokotless
FORTY for the etensbie purpose of witnessing the
arrival OF the MEMBER noticing who looked confident
and cheerful who anxious and depressed, that Mr..
Gladstone q In hs button hole snd that Lord
Palmerstoa didn't carry a twig In bis mouth. con-
monty represented By Ppnes. and similar important
particplars Even after al tho members Ind entered
indeed for hours stcr-fresh crowds invaded the
Locality some 10 look al the outsds OF the building 10
which such important discussion was progressing,
Others 10 stare about generally and 70 gather stray
crumbs Of comfort from Sying rmors aad very mary
Il seemed for the personal satisfaction Of being told
by the door keeper that they wouldn't he admitted with
out ticket aud that II they possessed one oil the
members OF Parliament in the world wouldn't be able TO
squeeze them IN.
J. Those who did get In were. think. little disap
pointed except oy the sight OF the celebrities present
Every nook and corner Of the House was full and
spicuous in front place below the bar sat Iennysor
~ close contact with duke while Tie gallery over the
sock and the passage behind IT, Oyerfowed With peers
ard foreign dplcmststs. The great Speeches OF the
evening great speeches. which ID shst need be
vs.d Of them, but they closed without oatsssrophe-
and everybody had expected one. Eence the dlsap
pointmsnt. On Thursday night the attack Of the Oppo
si.ion was resumed. With particular result beyond
chat IS called "a scene" In the House The member
Cor Nineveh" Mr. Austin Layard, went in" FOR q
strong speech IN defense Of the Government becoming
INTENSELY aggrhvang 20 its enemies in the oft
70. IN reply, Mr.. Claiborne Hsrdy fsent and TEN.
ahe Ter esa.9rs T.h iascsl.a 81 dlipaicsi whisn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT DCCHU.

Fof nonetea,on or Incont Of Urine Irritation, n
Gammslon OF liberation Bladder and Kidneys, Die
eases OF tha Prostate Oiald Some in the Bladder Cacai
vei or Brick Dos, Depo,. and all diseases spd saeei
Of me Bladder and Niises AMI Dfog-cai Swelling exfa
10 men women cai.dren.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCHU,
HELHBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELM5OLDs EAfRACT BCCUU,
HELMBOLD's EArRACT BUCBu
For weakness arising om 45ls Of Dissipation, st'endes
with the following symptoms. lndsposition to EJer0a
Los. Of Memory. D.ncuy of trects.Gg, Veal NeTve<
Trsnbng Horror OF Uiseae. Dness of Vision, "skeinS
ness rsn Back, Universal ssisud- Oft ApseuIo
y1ea, hot Hands. EusLns Of the body prsne" o. W.
okia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

The Minisieri'5 Observation-Disclosures nhss,
H In London Outside and Inside Of
she Hopse Of Cewmoas-A - scese'' "a
Pariiament-Probabi lities The keer-
sarge In British Wnter-A New Rebel
Craiser-Tbe Intended sword Fresep-
tatiem 70 Semue. -Jiems-The Heme
Of the Washingtsns II ypgisna-A
Horse show, &C., AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

PALLiD COUNrENANCE.
PALIlD COUsrESAkCE-
PALLlD COU.iENANCE-
PALLiD CDU.fENANCE-
PALLID COuArESASCE
pATIrD rnir. ASCY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-26

Carolina, passed the second extra session of the
General Assembly, 1861. .-;
Sec s. Be it further enacted That the Surgeon Gen
era by and with the advice and consent of the Cow
ernor, may appoint surgical boards, not exceeding
three composed of two physicians each, who shall de-
clare by their certificates those persons who shall be
exempt from service under the act to which this is
amendment, account Of mental physical disabli
ty and they shall receive the pay of their rank and
travelling expenses, to be determined by the Aduant
General.
SEC 6. Be it further enacted, That the Guard for
home defence, should they be called into service by
the Governor shall receive the pay, ratons and
allowances soldiers in the Confederate States SER
vice, and shall be subject the rules and articles of
Of the Confederate States. ....
Sec T. Be further enacted, That when the pressure
of public danger shall prevent the observance of
such rule the said Guard for home defence shall not
be called into service sasse but by drafts of
Der of men from each convenient company, to
make up the aggregate force required.
Sec g. Be it further enacted, That this act shall be
in force and take effect from and after its ratification
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
this the 18th day of December, A D., 1863
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-26
July l3, 1869


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Martin ct al VS.. The Heirs law and next of kin
of Harry, deceased
Petition for Rcprobate of Will.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendants in this case, Anna Bridges and her
children, John Bridges, Asbury Blalock and wife
Sarah, Washington l. Bridges, Edmund H Bridges,
Hamilton A Bridges Lafayette Benton, Elizabeth Ben
ton, Sarah Harry and Marcus Fl Harry heirs at law
of B Harry, non-residents OF this State 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
of Charlotte, MecklenbuIg county, for six consecutive
weeks notify ing defendants to be and apEear at the
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for the county of Cleaveand at the Coprt House in
Shelby, the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday i'll
November, 1868, then and there to make themselves
parties to 'his issue if they think proper so to do.
Witness, S. Williams Clerk of said Court at Office
the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in August, 1863
Tadv Sl01 9S-6t S WILLIAMS, Clerk.