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NORTHERN NEWS.

Northern dates to the 25h inst have been received
at Richmond.
New York kilograms say a is quite current
there and credited in the best financial circles that
the Government has decided to send five Commission
ers to Richmond to arrange preminaries for peace.
Gold is selling in New York at 25i3
Fernando Wood, in speech at Dayton, Ohio, on the
23d asserted that q peace man, peace platform,
would be nominated at Chicago.
The Governor of Ohio has issued ~ proclamation
warning preparing resist the draft 70 desst
from such a purpose.
The New York Tribune says editorialy:
To-day twohrds of the Democrats of the free States
manifesng open and deadly hostility to the further
prosecution They take the side of the rebels
with regard exchanges killing negro soldiers, army de-
vasations and almost quite every thing else Three
fouhs of the Democratic journals open would be read
with delight in Lees camps by all who can read at all
They oppose the draft they discourage investments in the
National loans they magnify every Union reverse nd be-
little every Union giving the of their readers
to understand that JEFF Davis is fighting for Union and
Liberty against the usupaons and atrocities OF Abe Lin
coin They camor for peace protest against the further
prosecution of the useless butchey and denounce
the increased ubiquitous and oppressive No sin
gle effort tending invgorate the prosecution OF
the escapes their conceited and denunca-
ton
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Headquarters Reserve, N. C.,
RALEIGH, aug. 10, 1864.

GENERAL ORDERS No. 6.
l. General Orders No. g. paragraphs III ". and =,
Headquarters Reserve n c., current Series hereby
revoked
H. All Exemptions of persons within the Reserve
ages will be granted under general instructions from
the Bureau of Consumption, without reference the
Lieutenant General Commanding Reserve
III. Applications for Detail of persons within the
Reserve ages will be received by the Local Enroll
ing Officers until after the organization of the
ny from the county in which the applicant resides SHALL
have been effected. They will then be carefully inves
tigated, and acted upon in conformity with the prov
sons of Circulars No. 3, and 29 Bureau of Conscrp
ton current series, except hereinafter prescribed
First, In of approval by the District Enrolling
Ohcer, furlough for sixty days will not be granted,
when the party would within that time, become eigh
teen years old. Secondly, In of dsapproval by
the District Enrolling Officer, if the party be between
fortyfye and fifty years old, he will be forthwith
signed by the Enrolling Officer to the company of SEN
ior Reserves from the county in which he resides if
between the ages of and eighteen years, he
will be sent to Camp Of Instruction for assignment b
the Commandant Of Conscripts, according to county
and congressional district Thirdly, All applications
herein referred to, required by the Circulars from the
Bureau of Conscrpton to be Forwarded, will be trans
mitted through the Of Conscrips TO this
Office for fna action, instead of the Superintendent of
the Bureau at Richmond.
BY command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes.
JOHN w. HINSDALE, A.. A. Gen.
August 20, 1864. It.
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state of N. CaroIina-LiueoIn County.

Court Of PlsGs and Quarter SessioRs-AEg Term, s64
E. w. Hoye, Administrators of Alfred H0ye, Va,
VIM. j. Kensn and wife, and others.
Petition TO settle estate.
happening TO the satisfaction ofthe Court mat WIN
J Keuau and wife Sarah o., Lucius Lusk and wife
Margaret r., and Laban Hoyle, are non-residents OF
this State, it is ordered by the Cour tha publication
be made in the Western Democrat for six weeks not-
flying them to aPpear at Cont be held Tor
the county Of Lincoln, the Court House Lincoln
ton, the fifth Monday after the 4th Monday in Sep
TENDER NEXT to answer, plead demur to said petit
ton, otherwise the petition will be heard expate as 10
them.
Witness W. r Clark clerk Of our said Court a.
Office, the 5h Monday after the 4th Monday in g1ne,
D 1864 w. II. CLARK, Clerk.
pr. adv $40 36-6t
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Aug. 20, 1864.

IT DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE FIVE HUN
IL DRIED MILLION SIX PER CENT. MONTANA
BILE BONDS, UNDER THE SEVENTH SECTION OF
THE CURRENCY LAW
Deposites call will be received by the Treasurer
in this city, Assistant Treasures Charleston and
Mobile and the Depositaries at Wilmington, Raleigh,
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah and Montgomery, and
certificates will be issued for the same bearing interest
the of four per cent per annum and secured by
the hypohecation of amount of the above bonds,
equal to The of these loans The bonds to be set
apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds when Sold
applied exclusively to the payment of the said cer
6cates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks and
other corporations and to the public generally by this
mode of temporary Investment and the effect of the
MEASURE if generally adopted in keeping the currency
within moderate bounds it is hoped, will commend it
to the favorable consideration of the Community and
secure their prompt operation in carrying it into
effect. 6. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, August 20, 1864.
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The tax payers of the County hereby notified TO
attend tually at the above times and places pre-
pared with lists make two Returns, Of all
subjects of Taxation held owned the 18th day Of
February, 1864, as follows
One list must contain the number Of acres Of land
employed agriculture and its value in 1906 the num-
Der of slaves SEX age aud value in 1860; the number
of horses mules carts, wagona, gear farming
tools and i'm pements and every species OF property
. nd its value in 1860, employed in agriculture.
The other list contain every species Of proper.
~ not employed in agriculture aud its value in 1850,
as follows Number of of land not under cultva
ton and its value in 1860; number of slaves (f nny)
not employed in agriculture and their value in 1900:
Also horses mules asses ennets and their value in
1880; cattle number and value in e60 sheep goats,
and hogs and value in 1860; cotton, wool, tobacco,
corn wheat rye buckwheat, rice, potatoes Of all
kinds peas beans -four, meal sugar. molasses. bacon,
lard spritucus liquors, &c ION hand lab February,
1864 and not necessary for family consumption for tbs
wear 1851 and their yalDe in 1850; household and
ktchc musical instruments carriages bug
eies harness. carts and drays, books maps paintings,
pictures and satuary aud their value in 1880 proper
Nv of all joint stock companies and assocaiionsi gold
and silver COIN gold dust and gold and silver buliioD;
amount Of all solvent credits bank bills, ana ali other
paper issued currency (exclnsiNe OF non-nterest
bearing confederate treasury notes and employed IN
taxed business) vaIne Of all money held abroad bills
of exchange foreign countries and every species OF
property, both personal and mixed, not enumerated
above, and not exempt from taxation
Land slaves, cotton, and tobacco, pnrchased since
the LIST January, 1862, must be listed At the amount
paid for them.
TsI-payers must be punciual 70 have the valuation
of their land and negroes In 1860 with then when
D. q. maxwell, Collector.
W. W: GRIER, ASSESSOR.
AUG AZ 1884. It. J. r. MORRIS,
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GOOD NEWS.
BATTLE AT REAMS' STATION. NEAR Pc.
fERSBUG-THE CONFEDERATES VIC
TORTOTTS

PETERSBURG. Aug. 26.-The affair on the Wei
don railroad. Thursday. was very gallant and
successful in its results While the enemys cavalry
onaer General Spears, were engaged tearing up the
track several miles beyond Reas Station. Gen Hanp
ton attacked and forced back behind their infan
try supports. Hampton dismouuted his men and
fought their infantry gradually and steadily pushing
mile this side of Reams', capturing about 500 pris-
oners At o'clock in the afternoon, Gen. Hill attack
ed the enemys fortress. and after short but sharp
nght took them, capturing large number of prisoners,
and pieces of artillery. The enemy fed in great con-
fasion Col Pegram, of Richmond, turned the eaptur-
ed guns upon the enemy With great effect. The num-
Der ofprisoners will probably reach $500. Brig Gen.
cocks corps and have been brought to town. Our
cavalry acted with conspicuous gallantry.
GEN. LEES OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, August 26.-The following dispatch was
received to night:
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF NORTHERN VA,
August 26, 1854.
Hon.. James 4. Sedlon.-General A P. Hill attack
ed the enemy in his entertainments at Reams Station
yesterday evening AT the second assault he carried
the entire line. Cooks and McRaes North Carolina
brgades under Heth Lanes N G. brigade and Wilcoxs
division under Conner, with Pegram's artillery,
posed the assauiting column One line Of brcasw orks
WAS carried by the cavalry, under Gen Hampton, with
great CALAMITY, who contributed largely to the
cess.
Seven stands of colors, 900 prisoners, and nine
pieces of artillery are in possession The loss Of
the enemy in killed and wounded is reported heavy
Ours relatively small
Our profound gratitude is due to the Give, of all
victories, and thanks the brave and officers
engaged. GSigned1 r. E. LEE,
General.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

RICHMOND Aug. 26-The Confederate authorities have
offered exchange officer for officer and man for mad,
with Federal authorities The point of contention has
been the delivery of the excess of psonersour Govern
ment insisting upon the of the carelwhich re-
cess to be on parole Our Government proposes that
the excess the hands of the until those
captures made up The offer, though made early in
The spondence the subject will shortly appear
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Charlotte Female institute.

The exercises of the Charlotte Female Institute will
be resumed Wednesday, 18th of September. and
continue fourteen weeks Terms: payable stS6ry half
in advance the remainder at the close OF the term
Board including washing. fuel and lights, $3.50 TUT
ton in English branches, $75. Music on Piano or
Guitar, $75. Use of instrument for practice. SAB.
Singing lessons-siRgle, $75-in casscs S25 French
or Latin, $35. Each pupil furnishes her own towels,
table napkins, pair of Sheets two pillow cases, or
one bolster case, a counterpart, dtinkDg cup, one
cup and sauser and mug for her wash stand Char
yes make from the beginning of the session, and no
deduction for absence, except at the option Of tho
Principal. For circulars, address
Aug a. 1864. At REV. r. BURWELL.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
1fecLleDbnru cOu0fu Ann % 1854

We, the undersigned freehoders, being summoned by
j. s. Means, acting Justice Of the Peace to meet at tho
house of John Simpson to value and apprase stray Bull
Mt the instance of the said John Simpson After being
duly SWORN we proceeded to view the said Bull find
the ear mark to be smoothe crop each with apt
stump of EACH and fsh-narked follows: the f4co
partly white white along the back and belly black sides
mixed with small spots, and hips spotted with small spots
supposed to be years old. and will weigh go pounds
nett beef We value the said Bull at $50 Given under
our hands and seals the day and date above written
Test. j. S. MEANS, JP. SOLOMON SuFoRDI
Aug. 20, 1861 3tpd JONAS SIFFoRD.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES OF
NORTH CAROLINA

| The following is list of members elect to til
General Assembly, for 1964-65. 1t is compile
with the exception of the two Commoners 70 whc
Currituck and Tyrrell entitled.
SENATE.
Pasquotank and Perquimens-W H Bagley.
| Camden and Currituck- ID Med Lindsey.
Gates and Chowan-M L Eure.
Hyde and Tyrre-Edward l. Mann. - -
Northamptnn-J Odom.
Hertford-James VI Wyune.
Bertie-John Pool.
Martin and Washington-J R Stubs. .
Hafax-Mason L Virgins.
Edgecnmbe and Wilson, II Powell.
Pitt-Dr E j Blnunt
Beaufort-E Warren
Craven-N A Whitford
Carteret and Jones-Dr F Arendell
Greene and Lenoir-J Speight
Hanover-Eli w Hall
Duplin-W Ward
Onsow-Isaac Saunders
Baden Brunswick and Columbus-John W Ellis
Cumberland and Harnett-W Wright
Sampson-William Kirby
Wayne-Benj Aycock
Jolnston-T Snead
Wake-W D Jones
Nash-AJ Taylor
Franklin-W Harris
Warren-Dr T Pitchford
Granville-R w Lassiter
Person-C S Winstead
Orange-John Berry
Alamance and Randoph-Hon Giles Mebane
Chatham-E II Straughn
Moore and Montgomery-Dr j NJ Crump
Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitch
Arson and Unon-Col W Smith
G uilford-Robt Dick
Caswell-William Long
Rockngham-D W Courts
Mecklenburg-W NJ Grier
Cabarrus and Stanly-DrJ E McEachern
Rowan and Davie-W March
Observation-Disclosures Adams
Stokes and Forsyth Matthews
Ashe Surry, &c--W I'll Speer
Itedell, Wilkes. Sc-A Boyle
Burke Mcdowell. &c-S Patterson
Lincoln CASTOR, and Cataw BAN L McCorkle
Rutherford Polk, &c-Dr w J T Miller
Buncombe. Henderson, dlc-M Patton
Macon, Haywood, 6cc-S Bryson
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In this county, the 18th inst, Mr. James Marshall
aged SO years. He member of the Presbyterian
Church for over 60 years.
In Salisbury, the 27th Of July, Samuel N. With.
ers of Mecklenburg county. He died in the service of
his country.
aged AZ years The deceased highly respected for his
honesty industry, ugaity and benevoence the poor.
DE leaves large family and many friends to mourn their
loss. T. L. NJ
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAU
Richnund Ann TX 1851

Under instructions from the Secretary Of War, the
Commissary Department will in future furnish all sup
plies required by this Bureau. and all officers agents
of the Nitro and Mining Bureau, engaged in col
Letting Commssary Stores in the States OF North Caro-
lina Virginia aud upper East Tennessee willal
cease operations. Engagements already made will be
complied with. RICHARD MORTON, Lt-COl.,
Aug 29, 1864. Acting Chief of Bureau.
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Trea.ury Department, G. $. A.,
Klchmondi July 81 "a
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.


TAXED TREASURY NOTES.
In order to promote far practicable, the early
LIQUIDATION BY the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer
and Pay Depositaries in the different States here
by authorised receive the said notes, except the
SoQ notes. 663 per centum, deposit issuing for
same Certificates of Loan upon hypothecation of
taxable bonds The said certificates be payable on
demand, after the expiration of ninety days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds are
hereby authorised to receive the taxed notes. with the
exception above named, in payment of bonds, when
sold, at the rate of 6eS per centum.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
August a. 1864 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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..,n Ann IN 1861.

Charlotte, Aug. 70 TOUT.
TIL uri,,. oaes,, ~ the s5th and seth Regiments
are ordered to bring the following men 10 bis Office
W CT Hobbs 4fh n G. Troops, z Bficges 34th N.
c.. J Brewer 22d \. G ;. Skies 4sd n. O., Thomas
ST. % NC J Eelson.I 9Th s. G, g Tucker
s-.hS - II Rape tst n. C.. JR HuDtsr 3oib. NC,
! " s,,;ckiaod 45thN. c., W Wynn 18th N. O., T "
ivsy sih n. O., Aasp s7th &c c.a,.,, :. .-s
3. b. DAVIS, En. ohesr.
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HORRIBLE MJRDER.-We learn that Mrs Austin
wife of j. E. Austin, living Grassy Greek neghbor-
hood. Union county. murdered Thursday last
by of Mr. Austins negro during his alb
1t appears that the negro had been stealing, and
Mrs Austin had threatened to tell his The
day she to the field where the negro work,
when he caught her and choked her to death The negro
confessed the crime he arrested Mrs Aus
tin between 40 and so years old.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Alamance-R L MCAoen, y / tduCetC
Alexandria, NJ Carson
Anson-AJ D&rgan, Z r Lilies
Ashe-Mr Mcmillan
Bpaufort-Hon Donnell, D NJ Carter
Brrtie-P T Henry, Jas Bond
Bladen-J w Russ
Brunswick-D l. Russell, Jr
Burke Erwin
Buncombe-J NJ Gudger
Cabarrus-P Smith
Chatham-J H Headen. w Headen. w Hadley
Caldwel-J Isbell
Camden-W A Duke
Carteret-Stephen D Pool
Caswell-Montford McGehee, Harrison
Catawba-W P Reinhardt
Cumberland and Harnett-Hon j G Shepherd, A D
Mclean. DR. John Mccormick
Cherokee-G w Hays
Chowan-L Benbury
Cleaveland--D Beam. w Gidney
Columbu~-Forney George
Craven--Wm Lane. L II Gaskins
Currituck--
Davie-R F Johnston
Duplin-Zach Smith. R Houston
Davidson--C F Lowe, Lewis Hanes
Edgecombe--David Cobb, l. ID Farmer
Franklin--W Davis
Forsyth-W Wheeler. w B Stipe
Gaston-W T Shpp
Gates-Richard Bond
Guilford--D Caldwell A Clspp' Holton
Granvill---P Peace. G-issom, S Amis
Halifax-H Joyner. A H Davis
Haywood--Samuel l. Love
Henderson--M NJ Patton
Hertford--J b ann
Hyde--Mr Gibbs
Iredel-T A Allison. L Q Sharpe
,Jackson--W Enloe
.Johnston-W A Smith. w Banks
Jones-F G. Simmons =
Lenoir, Allen w Wooten
Lincoln, Ambrose Ccstner
Macon, j NJ Lyle
Madison, w H Brown.
Martin, w Outerbridge
Mcdowell, w F Craige
Mecklenburg. John l. Brown, E Grier
Montgomery, E H Davis
Moore, Eiam Harrington
Nash. G. c Lewis
New Hanover. Saml Person. HAYES
Northampton S T Stancll w JsRogers
Orange. S F Phillips, w Patterson
Onslow. A Murrill
Pasquotank, w Mann
Perauimons, II Riddick
Person. John w Cunningham
Pitt, B G Albritton. c Perkins
Randolph, Joel Asheworth, Blair
Rowan, Shober. w IL Crawford
Richmond B Little
Robeson, David Bethune. T J>Morisey
Rockingham, Mr. Strong, A Boyd
Rutherford, j Carson. A Bryan
Sampson. A Powell, Patrick Murphy r..
Stenly, Harris
Stokes. w H Flynt
Surry. Mr. Waugh
Wake, D G Fowe. G III Afford. C Rogers
Wnyne, NJ Crawford. j NJ Caho
Warren, w T Ahston, T j Judkins
Washington. L Latham
Watauga, WIN Horton
wilkes A s Galloway, P T Horton
Yadkin, A Cowles
Yauoy. d NJ Young. ..
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THE ATTACK ON MEMPHIS, TENN.

The following dispatch was received from Gen. For
est dated Hernando, Miss, Aug 2ist:
/ attacked Memphis at o'clock this morning, driv-
ing the enemy his Notifications. We killed and cap
tured AGO. capturing their entire camp with about 300
horses and mules. Washburne 1.-THE yankee GENERALLY
escaped in the darkness Of the morning, leaving his
clothes behind My loss is twenty killed and wounded
n. B. FOREST, Maj Genl.
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STOLEN,

On the 10Th of August, from the subscriber in Union
county, a light colored bay MAKE black name ana
tail and star in the face. The Mare was taken from
the stable of VIM Richardson and tracked in the
direction of Camden Amy information wiz be thank
fully received and literally rewarded.
Neculochs P. O Union county, Aug. 2etb.
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Bank OF Charlotte,
August %, 1854.

August ~, 1854.
This Bank as Agent for the Confederate States
Treasury Deparroe offers The nontaxable per cent
Bonds the rates fixed by the Department, without
commission or expense OF transportation
JNO. J.. BLACKW0OD, Pres't.
Aug 29, 1864 I'm
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KILLED AND WOUNDED,
In North Carolina Regiments, in tie late Battle

In NORTH Cdro1lNa Regl1HeNU N nc 80se 1'0E7see'
Petersburg, Va, Aug. 18th, 1864
Editor of Western Democrat Please insert the follow
ing list casualties in your paper being the accurate
count of losses of Co. K, 49th N c. Troops Ransom
Brigade around the cities of Richmond and Petersburg,
from the 18th of May, 1864 to the present time Aug 9th
so that our friends in Lincoln county and the public may
know how we have Jared during the present campaign
Killed: 1t Edwd Phfer, Corp Caleb Weant privates
Anthony, E Anthony, David Blackburn, Danl Black
burn, VIM Hull, Ledford, Isaac Lton, Abner Mas
sapee Andy Owens, Lawson Hafner, Jno Winters.
Wounded Capt G s Phifer Lieuts j T Adams and
Lawson Mauney, Sergts H Baker W Ford, W II
She'll Corpls Danl Houser and - Alexander privatcs &
Anthony, E Brewer A Bumgarner, Jno Dixon, A Del
lnger w Freeman, w Grigg, II Kanipe, Joe Len
hardt inc Lowe, Z I.angdon, f Page Jno Bennett Geo
Died from disease-Jno Tins, Wilson.
T. W. LINDSAY,
LIST Lieut.. comdg Co. X. 49th Reg..
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FORTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.

FORTI-EIGHIH REG1MENl
List of casualties on Sunday the 2lst inst near Peters
CoA-Wounded private NJ NJ Howie severe.
Co B-Wounded. private w Den severe
Co D-Wounded, private w Bicket
CoF-Wounded. private NJ Nesbit severe.
Missng-W NJ Whortcrs.
Co H-Wounded privates Geo Easter, Casper Black.
Jno Lambeth severe, Micheal Hartly.
Co missing, private Hinson.
Wounded 9, missing total H.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.
Co B-Killed Acting Lieut. w Richardson .-Woun-
died. private G Erwin, severely in side; n b Nosf'
slightly in arm.
FTY-sIXTH REGIMENT
List Of casualties in Co K, ON the 2lst inst.
Killed-Georee Deweese and James II McCahey
Wounded-Corpl d F H Sloan, severe; Daniel BarrIn-
ger SLIGHT Benz Burrows. slight; Monroe Brown, shout
der; Fl johnson, slight Templeton, hand seTere ii
Missng-John Kinnerly, Zachariah Morgan and Thon1-
Walls.
TwENTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
List of casualties in the 28th Rgt the 10th OF August.
Co A-Wounded, private J H Walker
Co C-Wounded, private Spencer.
% Missing private C Sides
60 wounded. Corpl Marler Missing private
T. n Sheer w Speer and NJ Rush.
Co H-Kiled private Heller. Wounded sergt NJ
NJ Jolly and Noah Cline
20 I-Mssiug private G Martin.
Ancnst IsthSCo. B-Wounded, private Alber Davis
Co C-Wounded. private William Martin
Co G-Wounded private w Durham.
REORGANIZATION Killed ], Wounded 8, Missing 5
Ao'" 'T R. s. FoLGER, Adjuiant.
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Adj't and Inspector Gems once,

E1IfHCt. aug =, J
General Orders No. CT. n
" Paragraph l. General Orders No. CO, Current Sc
ries) is thus a:neuded:
All detailed men, tinclud;po ,boso batwasn "a
of age) will report to- aud be commanded by the
General of Reserves in the State which thew have
been assigned ordeaied who will organise them into
companies and battalions. 1t is anticipated that
they will be called out except in emergencies
ring in the counties of their residence will
service be exactcd of them beyond those counties and
counties contiguous thereto; except that companies
hereafter formed may be required perform service in
repellng raids along line of railroad running through
their respective counties All e1empts are allowed,
and invited to enroll themselves with such companies
AS to be prepared to aid in defending their homes
when menaeed by the enemy
CSignedl S. COOPER, A. and l. Gen.
Ofhcal-Jno. ". Hinsdale A A. Gen
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. g. A.

RICHMOND, AuguSt 3, 1861. J -
By the 4th section of the reduce the
cy approved February 18th, 1864 the Secretary of the
Treasury is authorised to issue the above certificates
payable two years after the ratification of treaty of
peace with the United States. They car,not be sold,
but are only be issued such creditors of the Cor
eminent willing to receive the same in payment
of their demands They must also be given at par,
though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and Disturbing
officers of the Government is called this class of pub
lie securities Offering peculiar advantages those
from whom The supplies of the Government are bought,
bursting officers upon the Depostaries holding these
funds and marked the face payable in eert-
Gates of Indebtedness" will be paid in conformity
Herewith.
- Depositaries hereby authorized and required to
comply with this regulation, and to make application
the Register for supplies Of Certificates as required
ESigned1 G. A. TRENHOLM,
August 20 1864. .' - Secretary OF Treasury.