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B0-if you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at c. D. Ben.
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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A photograph Of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 50 cents, at the
gallery of the Cumberland. Il
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THEATRE-The Bayel Troupe give
their third performance tonight They
have drawn full houses 50 far, and the
entertainments have been received with
unqualified satisfaction.
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A good eanvasser wanted; for Particular
call al the Gold Pen Depot, p Cherry St.
june stf
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For Rent.

A large commodious Store room, VI
stairs on Cherry street. Apply to
n. L. Higgins, No. II, Cedar st.
Luz
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A Photograph OF 81 Confederate Generals,
al FOR 50 cent?, al tbe Gallery or the Cum
berlnnd. n
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DISE Asses OF THE NER-
- VOUS, SEMINAL, UfslNhR ANDSEXUAL
sYSTEMS-new and reliable treatgnent--in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASSOClATION-Sent by mail 10
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. SRILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 3, South Ninth-street, Philadelphia Pa
ap lily
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DIAREEUA AID DYsEyTERy.-We have ex-
amined O great number Of letters from some
of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and CoYingtou, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of Dr.. Strioklands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrh9a
and Dysentery. The letters are too long
publish. Mr.. Woods, OF Covington, say
he WA pronounced ineurable by the bes
doctors ia Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
strickland's Ant-Cholera Mixture efiecte
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
with ihe worst form Of Diarrh9a and Dys-
EMERY. ap 26-tu W THY
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A Photograph Of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, ali for 50 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. Il
GoYEExxETg EPlorfEs, such as machn-
ists, carpenters, teamsters, eie, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, al the Banking House, cornerof Union
and College streets, where the vesys best
prices are always paid for eyery description
Of Government claims.
cnrcks o. fHE DEPosIFAEY AZ Louisville,
eashed on the very best terms.
THos. 6. Nan.
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90O Boxes Lemons
EngraElng

Just received at W. VI. TOrTOS's, No. %,
College street. june4-tf
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On Saturday evening last, meeting
was held at indianapolis TO ratify the
nominations Of the Baltimore conyen.
lion. The journal Of Monday says ii
was one of the largest and most enthu
siastic night meetings Of the year
Col. James Blake presided. Gov Nor
ton was the principal speaker, haying
spoken upwards Of an hour Hisspeech
was very able his references to Pi'esi-
dent Lincoln and Gov. johnson feryid
and just. Speeches were also made 10y
Hon. II. c. Newcomb and Col Baker
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The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Sunday
contained an article on Kentucky af-
fairs so inaammatory in its character
that Gen Heintzlenlan Thought it pro
per to issue an order forbidding the
sending Of any copies Of that issue into
Kentucky. The Enquirer is to all in
tents and purposes a reasonable news
paper, and should not be allowed to cir
culate south Of the Ohio, where it can
30 mischief The effect OF its teachings
has been highly injurious IN this com
munity, in keeping up the spirits and
determination of rebels and rebel sym
pathizers.
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Collier, Newsdealer, has our thanks
for favors in his line yesterday.
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The General, we are glad to an
nounce, is as vigilant and viyacious as
ever, and never absent from his com
mand when duty calls, though dangers
hover like a cloud above il.
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In 1861 the rebels lost Maryland and
West Virginia. In 1852 they LOST Ken
lucky, Missouri, parts of North and
South Carolina, East Virginia, Nash
vile, New Orleans and Memphis. la
1868 they lost Middle and West Ten
nessee, Arkansas, North Mississippi
and Vicksburg with the Great Father
of Waters itself In 1861 they lost their
last hold upon East Tennessee and
North Georgia and North Alabama
and Lieut. General Grant has now driv-
en- Lee to the gates of Richmond, after
worsting him in series Of great bat
ties. The rebellion is nearly two-thirds
used up already in territorial possess
ions.
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G. P, RARNEH EXTRA GOLD PENS

All pens bear my trade mark, 60 @. p BARNES
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
copyright, and are warranted IA csrats fine end per.
fet in every respect. Sent by mai or express To
any part OF the country on receipt OF price and r.
ta7l cldlYcs. Persons orderingWi please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or soft fine or
coarse; and If the pen shod fail 10 please or prove
defective, VIII have the privilege Of exchanging it,
A deduction Of fifteen percent. allowed GU orders OF
S25 or over, and twenty-five Per cent on those OF
500. Liberal discounts made 70 the trade OH
pens repaired in the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS (oRd staalpl each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent FEEE. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
IS Main street. Cor. SLxlh, LoniaviIe. AZ.
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The losses in General Whitaker bri-
gade up to June lst we're:
Enlisted men killed. ......... %
Enlisted men wounded..................l2i
Enlisted men missing .........~....... II
Officers wounded.....~.................... 3
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WYE HAVE JUST OPENED 4 LARGE AND
w carefully selected Stock, consisting IN part
Of tbe following raeles:
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Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
N. L. ALExASDER's.
nayI7-tf.

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FlNAScIAL CoSDIrloN ELsEwnERE.-
The New York World comments thus an
the financial prospect ahead at the North
and elsewhere:
''The latest adviccs from Great Britain
show cause Of much uneasiness in regars!
to the future course of financial aff1irs-
Importers and other remiteers, will ee
well to prepare for commercial crisis, and
failures which will exceed in amount anal
extent those Of 1857. Strictly first class
bills Of exchange will prove in the end to
be the cheapest, because the most safe
The multiplication of new banking insti-
tuition in Great Britain, with large nom
inal and very little paid up capital, arc
warnings to Tie prudent merchants t
have nothing to 10 with them, OF their
bills er credits"
They are kiting over the water with
fancy, moonsline enterprises as well as
we, aud probably as likely to "come to
grief"
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Uea11narteys -As3ny Tennessee.

Soldiers
In obedience to orders from the War
Department, | assume command Of this
army and department. feel the eight
of the spon>ibiiity SO suddenly ani un
tNpectetlv dcvolved upon me by- this po-
sition, and shall bend all my cnercies and
employ all my skill TO meet It's require
mentS. | look with confidence to Your
patriotism to stand by ME, and rely upon
your proves 10 wrc5t your couatly frsn
the grasp OF tue invaders, which will ell
title yourselves 20 the proud distinction
Of bein. ca1lc,. tie dciiY cscrs Of an op-
pressed people.
j. i. I0oD, Gen1.
Telegraph c communication with Mont
soEnery was suspended last night near
Notossga, supposed to br Il portion ot a
party of the ene.ay reported to be Ut Tall
i..saaesa on su;nasy.
No tain asriYe1 to day fson1 aTest
Point
The main force Of the enemy crossed
the Ckattahoochee between Eshain'- furd
and Roswell, and are Slowly pushing for
ward their cavalry.
Shirns!ling took place this morning at
Buck Head, 6 miles from this place.
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A CARD.
FEl..oWA

FEnow l'IzEss Asp SoLp,EKs
fie'djQ& ;o the solicitations OF friends
Ii, Gunlb and and lialnett counties,
have Go sltel to ,,oryt, il elected, as
mem ber@O the House oi Commons "f tn"
next Gsnf al Assembly of North Caro-
lima. Chm auea to Camp life, it will not
te III uly boa ersto see the people. &c
may he spssper. therefore. to state that,
ii elccsed ~ inf erce and vote. will b"
east In fny n of such measures as In my
!u!smenk nav he best calculated to III
5iire tats1 i.ccSs Of our arms and secure
:lse indt6e1s-nce of the South. 1t Will
Re my On tant aim to look always 10
the ns1or and care OF my brother sold.
:ers, audi shall support every measure
caieu.at % premote their interest and
to enceufpla = and cheer them in their ar
uuous "a patriotic service. Sympathi
ling wiiNile people aud soldiers, what
ever i.sA ace I may have shall be ex-
Ieri,l tvsFr, ,lrAi&F oppression and guar an
tee 10 4 81 right, and privileges. In
hc ii IN re nf my Legislative duties.
all IaNi MsutS III u be used to pro-
mole = - fs~esst ,, I'D carry cut the wish
yes uf Az saiisM izenx. heiicvinS ttsAt Il
repre$ c. :Esfv ve, Ia this capacity, is tue
public sesy mt .f the people and Is there
fore bouJsd to yield ready obedience
to thcir l strucsnnS and cheerful
ccmplia sce With their wishes. in every
way cor 'sls ant with the pubic good.
have served three cars ia the arinv, an'
# tile poop now Gosire me to serve them
in a~.'t. .srs' ,pacits | viii chosriully com
ply WithsA ir wishes
JOHN r. MCLEAN.
Piymouti, n, c., July 9, lA6i.--to
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W EEKbY INTELLIGENCER.

rs PUBLISHED AT FAYETTEVILLE, "
| Z. on TUESDAY of ed ch week. 1t is made
up from the contained in the DAILY
\ AoarH CAaoLlSIAS, IA / will always contain
tl.e
VERY LATEST TEL EGRAPHIC NEE.S
Having the advantage of the news of the
PRESS ASSOCIATION Of which the Daily
\ orth Carolinian is 4 a.Abcr.
THE MA RkET'S
~ i'll be fully and carefully reported each day,
aud tiuc statement OF aeir condition honest /
is aiyen. We haze
- rrzcJrrft rIo conn EST . Z { .sSTS
n tt1e Armies OF Gems LEE and PicNEr. nd
will always give faith u ..Ad fall record OF
. Iu2S matters.
Eosr MASTERS and hers are rcqucs.e1' to
ct IS AGENTS. and each Agent sen,iinr * CT
n,te subscribers with the money for six
.nCaths, will receive tn Weekly paper .iA
rs gratis.
- SUBSCRIPTIONS will no be taken for lone er
PEI id than six months; nd in no case will The
naner- be sent until the oney is received.
Va ~ pvEgrIsEMuNT. inserted for So '.er
seila,c of lG lines for tn first AID one doill
Tor each succeeding publ cation.
Z s2EsHzS OF DESCRIPTION {:
WEEKLY ISrELLlGExcEH Three months, ,S3 90
g - SIX mnaths. ) 20
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EDTr,R ASD PRopRIETOR.>
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To THE F8EENpS CF TIE SOLD lees
throughout t.sc CoRfct.era
CtARTERAAsTEg GENERAL DEPARTMENT,
EAIizoAn .;uREAU,
hTCHmoAD. Feb. 10th, 1854.

- - " AZ L Ei Ali A-N Il
EATLIoAn .;LREAU. :
RTCHmoAD. Feb. 10th. 1854.
'fNEE friends and rela j yc, OF soldiers i.
L the Army CT Nortiera Virginia art
hereby notified That all arrangement ha,
this dav oeen effected with IT,. SOUTHERN \
EXPRESS COMPANY. to carry all pack
ages of food and wearing apparel 10 Rich
:non3. Va.
10 secure tie adsaate 2cs thus ob'aincs1
through the express company. the following
Instructions must he ob~erved
Packages must not contain mere than
one iiuudrei pounds; ba well secured and
o!ainiv marked. a,lt. sent at the expsuse ei
he sIipaeI to either Of the Solslisrs' K.I;el
Associations, which are located! as follows:
Iu North Carolina, 1t Raleigh: in S.a;:
Carolina, at Columbia; in Georgia at Au.
@usta; in Alabama. at Montgomery: OF at
any other point st mhich one ot thcse \
eeia.icns have an c.stee.
The Agents of these Associations VIII
4s..ax:: take charge Of them. and ship dali :,
:sssys S.ns herr srrcss cs,s@g.~ = TO the a,cn
eF 4xeiits OF the resi,~ctis. sl.i,ss :: Eiel,7
Assad, Wis, will see them diAtribut.d - III
proper individual owpers.
TO meet the wishes of the soldiers, aud te
give them certain and speedy comnunica-
ucn With home the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed TO give this frei si,t prefer
ence over everything else and in order
that no obstacle may occur to the success
Of so iaudable enterprise. the several
Railroad Companies are hereby requested
to render the Express Company such f;,ci.i
ties as Will enable it 10 make this arrange
ment q complete success.
AS the Southern Express Company as
Sumcs Al! responsibility OF the transporia-
,;pn OF those packages. the Relief Aosocia-
tiyiis are Ieaues-eu to withdraw theil
Agents who have heretofore acted as travel
ing messengers. If the Relief Association
viii establish agcacie.,n the rear of there
al inlcs, they may enjoy the suE.e privileges
hereby secured 10 I'll: army Of Northern
Virginia.
F. ". SINS,
Lieut.. Col. and Ouartermastcr.
Approved.
V. Il. Lawton, Quart teru,astcr Gen.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,
Augusta, GA. Feb 20. 1864
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA-
NY hereby notiy the friends and relatives
OF Soldiers in the Army Of Nor :hern Va
and elsewhere, that they are prepared to
carry out arran gements as annouEced in
the above card and that they will do all in
there power to fulfil its reqnremeasst
JAMES SHUTTER.
Gent Sup't. 6 Acting prcs't SO. Exp. Co.
may '0-tf.
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CLAE Y =
Of Decoa; I'd Onccrs and Soldiers.

Nilsson, \. c., June goth. 1851
fsHE UNDIRSIGNED has been appointed
a Ccl4mi sioner to investigate, collect and
pay over to he parues entitled thereto; all
claims Tor b0nit 'arrcarhccs OF pay and allow
ances, dueto le representatives o. deceased si-
Ece,s and sol ers from this state.
The parties entitled tiist. the v idow OF
the decea ed auy, ii there he no widow then,
secondly ftit iild or ciG dfcp. if there be such.
If there kcl ither " iaon o. children then,
thirdly, tic ther, il ther-' be neither " wih"" !.
chila, ehisr on fat"e: teen. ," tov,in.y,m ~ m - =
these t4en; T. hiy, tt cxccItor OF adulinisti a
tor . ti.e &c. -sscd.
The c.in a. or. claimants must fu nsk his,
her er tLeir hdavit, and that Of one disintsI
csted itness 70 the Iuiatiulish b p, and in all
cases, where &c ci i,l,ant is no. the widow. the
affidavit nlpst negative the existence OF elaiH-
ant c!Ai ma is of higher order. The Jus
tice OF the Pc ce, before l,om the affidavit is
subscii bed nil t certity the cred ibity Of tha
witness, al lerk oi the County Court must
certify, E.sdo the ssal .. The Court, that lac is
d 1~siicc II tie Peace.
If the ciaiI ant " claimants be child or
children Of Il deceased, ard htc she or they
his, her orstf ir guardian, and the tact OF his
icing rdia must be certified to, under seal
Of tAe louats Court Clerk.
When tbs al II is made by an executor
administration the fact Of the exccutor.hip or
administrator zip must be certified to, ui.o. 8
seal BY ihsCt .nty Court t'lcrk.
AZ ct tAese papers yhou!a DC sent il 1,p,s-
eats.
ANY per son rectly int crested will be furnish
ed, upon appli atisn to ri2, with proper form
Of these l.,pcrs in full; copy Of " hicb, for the
gre ater cofsss ieHce Ct parties, will be forwar
ded som may ec practicable to each
County Cuurt Clerk.
This Quinn ion is Intended To facilitate tho
collection sft csc claiHs, 'll.d save the claim
ans All ex pcn...
Parties htel .sted NAV materially aid me in
the inyesti ght IN of tn ir claims, if at the time
of forwarding heir paper to rtc, they will in
form nc of tk date OF the death Of the dec.a.-
ed, Y, he. g be ed, wa, killed, whether or not
thav OF any t for tl I'm, have received tn.
pei,nI. a, fect which deceased had With him
at tie time ot his deatl, ana whether or not
t.ie dec c;,sed Il noA- com STONED otfic"r or
priyate) lad ctivcd the States bounty.
1t is very d, irabie that all claims should bo
Forwarded Mt early day az may be practi
cable. ilsai1 ases, g: ? tac claimants rost
CIc- and C0i y Al fn'.
40. A. STANLT
I2S-|t So Commissioner.
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Among the prisoners recently captured
from Wilson's raidng party wee severa.
men who had deserted from the ConfeClcr-
ate army and joined tile Yankees. There
were as many as three OF .yur Of these
fellows, ~ho started ont gaiiy with VIII
son, hau:z < Co, who unfortunately, f:,r
themselves, fell into our hands, Two Of
them have been recognized enc named
Beasciy, Of Eichmonsi, desel:cr from
the Goth Virginia rcsiinest, and the other
dHserter from the 4ih \. G.. regiment
They have ocen sent to Richmond 70
await their trial by court martial, where
they will most assureGly meet with t;lcir
just deserts-dca \ by shooting.
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TAE DIX CASE IN New YoHg. - G.

TnE DIX CASE IN New Yonx. = Gen
Dix appeared before Judge Russell, in
New York, OH Wednesday, agree.b!y to
the proceedings against him for : sup
pressing the World and youi-7,at cr' Com
naerce, Counsel for Gen. Dix said the
question involved was, whether ii Ueuer-
al in cclnEx4na Of g department, II time
Of civil war, could be arrested and de-
pri>ed Of his liberty, for obcyirg Tie o.'
dcrs ST the United States. The quez tion
WIS oie that effected the peace Of the en-
tire community. He id not wish to ar
CUE the case, but merely 10 sntInit tie
ri1tsstien. Counsel went on turtle. 10 say
taot Gen. Dix had received ora = ?eaa4
thC PRESIDENT not ID allow himself 10 be
dcplIret! Of lis liberty, nor 70 sub.n:t to
any local process, fer having carried out
the orac's OF the \ atioil;.l Executiye-
Hence Genera! Dix was in dilemna-
Ee had either TO execute the oruers of
jsle President. or 10 refuse to recognize
the process Of civil magistrate. The
ease was adjourned till mex. week.
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m2n@s-2 THE FRIENDS OF LIE Z I
49, A-o JOHN p. MCLEAN, 50th r c
gin't \. G. T.. respectfully recommend him
to the voters Of Cumberland and iarnett couIA-
ties, as one of their members of the House ol
Commons in the next General Assembly.
Jnl ste Observer copy.
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TO THE VOTERS -"F CHATH
sAtkls AN count:.--At the sohtitioil
Of many soldiers in the army, as we'll as many
friends at liou.c. | aHnenpce Teyself a canssi
d t. far the HOUSE of s't'fa 5.ss frT'm Chath u
-CuuntT- Ihave lived na solicitations from
f aAaaitos, She American Heroes. or the oil
garchs. thssse Wio stay at shoa,e to make
rasne as. af tire las stt of the soldiers, Al,
occupy rae4r spare tiir~ m os4sa1Ax better as4'
than thc:nsel,e. aisisy al. Is.snd fais iy
and squarely on the platform of Stevens and
Brown, Of Georgia, and W. W. Ho!siea TO,
Gov crnor against the world : and believe tina,
without the electio. ef such men to- etiice we
viii never have a permanent peace So far
as the soldiers are concerned, l do not wish TO
appear to boast, but will say that l have
done as much for their families. OF more, ac-
cordins to my means than any. Narceite i'll the
Coanty OF Chatham.
Fellow citizens and soldiers, go to the polls
on the day Of election and vote for true COnser-
tves. ii You would have peace and he a free
people. Do MT be intilnidatcd but stand u,
TOR your rights.
J. \. NcDcEAID.
Oakland, July le. i3o tc
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,1oHA MORGAN AND CLAY $ HOUSES -
\ gentleman from Lexington, Ky, re-
!ates an Incident relative to Jehn Nor
gan which is certainly characteristic of
him, whether it be true Or not. After
he lad stolen the cclebi ated race horse
SIX. edadt;s, Mr.. Clay started in pursuit
Wit, two fin. animals. worth $500 each,
ana oScrte',k tie freebooter, ard offered
him both ts1@tac~, with $500. If he
would return tie racer
These viii auswer your purpose just
as we'll sai,' Mr.. Clay.
j,hn looked at the horses carefully
IL I'll
Well As. Giay they viii answer my
purpose as We'll as Skeedad'e; i asI ..lIl
disposed to accommodate you"
Here Mr.. Clay's couutenancc brighten
,'As l an disposed to accommodate
you, | will partly comply with your re-
quest
Iir- Clay was puzzled.
1 will partly comply with yer,r re-
quest: III take these two horses, bat
can't give yoa the ether"
Mr. Clay was completely taken ahack
but he was not allowed to get away that
easy. The soldiers took the $500 FROM
hlnl, and he was compelled to leave for
home on loot. with his pockets empty
-Nosar:Ue J1tion.
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a DARKIE FROM TINE FHoST-N G
heard member Of the shovel brigade re-
lati1Ig lis experience y no was az the front
Dis niSgcr was froHins up dirt. when
oiln went sumtl4in l-oolin' cat way,
saw sam lyiu' down dar vid his head oft
cryn' Bob ise killed, i'se killed Look
~ tother way saw seven million Van
KEGS chHrsjn' eur enlps. Dis niger
a1bcr storpoJ I'll he sos clean back to
Macon. ~ rest Of de Triggers ali ailled
Sebcral white Io!.,s got Il, b.ef suoclIed
eet Of very sa,;.abe uisgors by that
fooliShn ess."
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--E2-zs Mr.. ED1roE:--I announced
$751;, iii your paper q candidate for
fc-tiection, Ntili Mckay. ESD. Alow me a's
o resent tnn ualpe ol another Of mem
bers. pr JOHN McCoEMi''k. He is eyer
wat h'u of the i4terests OF his constitus N is
and ever deSirous to do that Which he thinks
is their wish. There are few. If any, better
members i'll the present Legislature than Dr..
j Juv. Mccormick, OF Harnett county.
CNE OF TIE PEOPLE.
May T., 'e4. o
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SUEGaAN3 CoMMIssARIAT-WHAT a
SINGLE CoSPs CoNsUMEs. A correspond
iroin Big oAaIty, says:
-: -
army is very complete, aud now that the
Railway is open to Big Shanty, the army
i supqiieI with full rations. Col Rem
lck, & n,tniasary Of the 4th Corps, Informs
me that siN hundred head of cattle are
-iiilei per week IN supplying the corps
WITH fresh beef. Tie cattle are obtained
chiefly in TIE Chicago mai kets AID seat
forward at the rate OF about eight miles
per day, haltins u grazs at every psint
along the route where there is good grass
IA reaching the front thsy are -cry s.,
. - really Tor .Lc Lniee.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-26
AHTE G-D

Captured SrY.-A spy was arl ested
IN Hamburg, 5. &, Oh Sunday last lie
vas ! lieutenant in the 5th Ilinoi, cayal
~, as shown i,y his cornm.Ssln which
was found sewed up in the back OF his
coat. He hal on hand a fiua ,ot f new
issue and greenha cks ; fer the sake of
convenience, the latter were carried j.. bis
boots, and the former in his pockets.