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lanes Heuy Specs, Us. CqNnd Wilson

lanes HarA Specs, Us. coffin & Wilson,
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendants
arc indebted to him. and abscends or conceals them.
selves, having obtained from NJ. McTcer Justice
of the Peace original attachment rcturnablc
to the January term Of the Circuit Court Of Bount
county and the same having been levied on defen-
dants property: 1t is ordered by the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for said county that the defendants
appear before said court At the courthou'e in Mary
vile, on the ith Monday, the 23rd day Of January
1865, and defend said attachment suit or the same
will be proceeded with CT pdrtc. ii, further or.
dcrsd tina, this motto. be published in the EnozriH,
Wig This 18th day OF June, 1864
N. McTEEE, Gu,
auel0 At pf 80 Cir c. Blount r.
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Samuel F. BeA Err, Of A. h. Duncan d,c, rs L5st
&. Wallace

TUE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
defendants indebted 10 him and that be ahsconis
hat process cannot be served upon him. having obtained
N original attachment against the estate Of the decn-
dan made rcturnable before Robert II Cuton Justice
Of .be Peace for Bouut County, and the having
oeon levied ON his property II is ordered by d Justice
that the defendant appear before him at his office in the
SIKH Civil District Of Bouut county, the 9Th day of
December next or it will be proceeded with paite.
u further ordered that this notice be published Cor
four successive weeks in tho Knoxville Wing.
aukI0 ftpfs So ROBERT w. CULTON.J.P
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H. g. Gdspil rs Htchao H. .St,sos
THE plontf 90 affidavit, say the defendant
1, indebted to him. and that he so ah-cond that
process camo b. served on him, having obtained
an original attachment against the estate Of tho de-
PENDANTS mldl r.uruabe baior, Jane Henry
Justice Of the Peace for Bl1unt county and the
Same having bgn levied on his property: II i, or
derod by aid Justice tina, the defendant appear ho-
fore Vim at his o1ca IN Laui.ville on the l,t day
Of February lclt or Il win Doe proceeded with "a
purte II h. Further ordered TINT this notice be- pub.
iish.I for four .u, .,iv, week IN the Knoxville
Wing.
jy29-it Pt$. JAMES HENRY j.
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sugloNrfS'
DaNd q 1aIN N. nMN 1nNIoL

THE p'uutih, on AFFIDAVIT ,uy- hodcfondunt 10
indebted 60 him and 30 0b-coul- thl, Che ordinary
process Of law cannot No served muor Kim having
obtained an original attachment nga'n. lhr c,mtc
Of tho defendant made rotunuhlc hofr. John j.
HudgeonF, Justice of tbr pwco for BIumt county,
and thesamo having been lyyiol 900 hi. property. II
Is ordered by .od Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office 10 Blomt county. on the
22nd day of December upNt urit win be- proceeded
with et partc. Il f. further ordered Tint mi.
notice be published for four successive. week. m the
hporriHclINq
JOHN J. HuDGEON~. p
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY.

v'uE rTNA INSURANCE COMPANY Il NOW
L prepared g. take The u-nal Firo Rick 7u property.
For particular, apply t9
W. H. PATTERSON. Aylul
u2gl National Banh.
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ATTACHMENT.

H. H. Montgomery ant MGW rs &, G. Montgomery.
n TINS CASE IT APPEARS THAT THE DEFEN
L liant is % non resident Of the State Of Tennessee, Il
therefore ordered that publication BIO made Tor iont
successive weeks 10 the Knoxville Wing notifying said
v. @ Montgomery 10 appear before j, j, swannerl q
Justice of tho Peace OF biz office Ia Philadelphia, Mon
ro1 county, Tennessee, on the 3lst day Of December
aeAt O. answer thou aud there said attachment the
law directs or the same will bs taken ~ confessed aui
hoard 90 parte a. to him This the lth day OF July,
l5oi, j, j, SWIMMER, i, T.
Auglo pr So
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Fl'II fai Session Of the Day School conducted by
Miss C. M,LEAN, Oh Summit Hill, in this city, will
begin on Monday the 22l Vi August next For terms
and particulars apply At the Catholic Church.
July 2g.Im J. A. BER6RATB
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IN THIS CASE IT APPEARS THAT fHE DEfEN.
L dant Is nonresident Of The State of Tennessee, u
Is therefore ordered that publication bo made for four
iuccossNe week. iu the Knoxville Wing, notifying sul
q. c. Moulg lmrey to appear before j, j, swanner,
Justice Of tho Peace 900 bic Office In Philadelphia Mon
roo county, Tennessee on the 3lst day Of December
neNt 10 answer thcn and thoio said attachment the
low diocf the same will ho taken as confessed and
heard "a parc q. 20 him, Thi- the lih day Of july
1894 ID, SWANNER,J, T.
Angln iInf So
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OIDHANK MONEY!

THE subscriber wants TO buy small amount of
Old Bank Money, for which he will pay tn. market
price. SAM. NJ. DRAKE,
augl0 q Knoxville, Tenn
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Cigar Makers Wanted.

a FEW CIGAR MAKERS eau find employ
Inent by calling at the store of JAMES SMITH,
near the Market House jels-tf
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Table and Pocket Cutlery
~ \ Il q kS ss-

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Thomas Charlton's,
American Knife Company,
J, Russell d Co.,
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100 dozen Simmons Patent AXIS
500 dozen Il. @. Leonard Axes,
500 dozen Mans Axes
800 dozen Collins Axes;
$50 dozen Lippincotts EStr S,esl md Doubls
htrd ANos
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Attachment.

\ nuU 0--UrtroTI iUtl roccIycd and Tor MD "
iyg8 !. ". PATTERSON " co.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The London Times says that il is obvious ,b,.
Grant only resorts to his mahoeuvres because ~
original plan failed. He has expended 100 0Oo
men with, absolutely, no results, aud now begin,
to be all intense with q new campaign With disad.
vantage: His army has become diminished By an
enormous loss, and is dispirited by its obvious fail
ure.
The Danish war has recommended and preo,
excitement is caused in England in consequence
The Derby party is preparing for desperate cE
fort against the Palmerston Ministry and on tina
Danish question.
SliGell had an interview with Napoleon on the
2Sth ult.
Another plot against Napoleon has been discov.
cred
Capt Semmes will take command of new
steamer In August. She is supposed @ be III.
Rappahapnock. A committee from London, head.
ed by Admiral Ason Raising, are raising funds BY
guinea subscriptions, to replace the sword Of Capt
Senmes which was sunk with the Alabama A
considerable sum for the same purpose has been
raised in Liverpool Commander WiDslow, of the
Kearsage, claims Semmes as his his prisoner He
says he had ample time to pick him up, but tho
English yacht stole him.
We notice among the foreign items, the death
of Smith O'Brien, distinguished Irish leader
and an able and jealous advocate Of the Confede.
racy. Mr O'Brien had done all that be could 70
prevent his countrymen from emigratiug to the
North or enlsting in the ranks of the Northern
army
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SUPREME COURT.

The following some Of the opinions deliver
ed since our last report:
PEARSON, G. jim Gather VS. Ferebee, from
Davie, Error, venire de novo. In State VS. Rea,
from Mecklenburg, no error. In Roberts VS. Rob-
erts, from Cleaveland, in equity; heirs at law to
execute deeds, &c.-reference for account of rents
and profits La Summey VS. Patton, in equity, from
Buncombe, declaring plaintiff not entitled to that
part of fund in defendants hands arising from sale
Of tan yard. In Patton VS. Patton, in equity, from
Buncombe, decree for plaintiff.
from Cumberland, affirming judgment In State
VS. Cody, from Lincoln, no error. In Smith VS. n
G r K Company, from Macon, affirming the judy
ment In Higdon VS. Chastaine, from Macon,
judgment affirmed. 10 Plemmons, VS. Frisby,
from Buncombe, judgment affirmed. In McI4ane
VS. Malett in equity, from Chatham, demurrer sus-
tanned and bill dismissed. In Briggs VS. Henson,
10 equity, from CASTOR, order reversed, injunction
dissolved in part. In Wilkins VS. Harris, from
Rutherford, order affirmed. In Comfy VS. Kincaid,
in equity, from Burke plaintiff entitled to share
as administrator.
BY MANLY, jim Woodford VS. Higley, from
Lincoln, affirming the judgment. In State VS.
Drake, from Davie, encouragement for the State.
In State VS. Sam, from Davie, error. In Her
bert VS. Sanderson, from Clay, demurrer sustained
and information quashed In Lynch VS. Biting,
10 equity from Yadkin, dismissing bill at plain
tiffs costs. 10 King VS. Mckinney, in equity,
from Surry, dissolving injunction. In Grassland
VS. Shober, dismissing the bill
The Court adjourned last week
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A. III. MAGRUDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATTURNET Al Ia ",
formerly ofChilton Magruder Washington City, DC)
Will practice his profession in the Courts Of CASTOR,
Lincoln and MeckIenbnrg:
He may be found at his residence in CASTOR county,
% miles Southwest of Brevards Station, except on
SATURDAYS when he will be at Dallas to ateLd to bust
ness brought to him there.
His long practice at the bar and his experience
officer in the army. will give him facilities for the adj
ustment collection of claims against the Govern
men which, when of sufficient amount, he will under
take to prosecute at Richmond.
July4 1864. IT.
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Our Oil Works in complete operation both
for making the crude and refined OIL The refining
process extracts thE@2n qualities, and makes il the
best of the kind ever offered in this State 1t is ne
lubricating OIL and being extensively used all Rail
Roads where 1t has been introduced 1t is also the hes,
Tanners oil now in We offer none but refined
and warrant it to be good Prompt attention given to
oil orders.
MOORE, CASHWElB l. CO..
July 4, 1884 Gtpd. Fayetteville, N. c.
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NEWTON, N. O., June Ia, ls04.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce TO the citizens Of
Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba counties, that | am a
candidate for seat in the Senate of North Carolina
and will give my views the great questions Of the
day as opportunity affords before the approaching
election. Yours truly, NJ. l.. McCoRKLE
June 81, 1864 tie
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RECEIVER'S NOTICE.

Pursuant to order of Court will attend at the fol-
lowing places viz
Newton, July 25th, 1864,
Statesville, /" 26:h
Charlotte, August 4th g"
Shelby, 9Th - .
1864, on all judgments rendered, in the Confederate
Court for the district of Cape Fear to June term 1862
Executions will issue for all amounts not PAID al these
D. scHENCK, Receiver.
July 4, 1864 1t
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.

We present below (says the Raleigh Confede-
rate,) the summing up in Judge Manly's opinion
in Waton's case. The public will be gratfed with
the lofty aad admirable style of this and Judge
Battles opinion. These conclusive arguments of
Judges Manly and Battle, set to rest the question
of constitutional law SO far CONSUMPTION is con-
ceIned. 1t remains for all good citizens to obey
the decision of the high court of appeals
"ReviewiDg, then, and condensng what has
been said, hold
1st That Congress, in the exercise of the war
power, cannot grant permanent and irreVocable
exemptions upon any terms whatever. That view
ing such exemptions in the light of contracts, they
must be subject to the condition that if the public
necessities require, they may be revoked, and that
each successive Congress must judge of the neces-
slty
I'd. That the act of Congress Of January, 1864
declared such necessity then to exist, and there
fore the revocation by that act, of exemptions by
substitution, valid and legal.
Sd. That the 9th section of the act of April,
1862, did not authorize exemptions as matters of
contract on the part of the government, but as
matters of gracssand favor and that the policy of
that act in this particular was subject to modfca-
ton repeal at all times, at the will of the ecis
lative body.
4th. It follows from these principles that the
act Of Congress of January, 1864, declaring that
"no person shall be exempt from military service
by reason Of his having furnished a substtute;"
and the act of February, 1864, which repeats all
previous exemptions, both have the effect of re-
pealing go much of the act of April, 1862, as al
lows an exemption to any one furnishing substi-
tute, and constitutional and Valid and the petit
toner in this case Notwithstanding he had furnish
ed a substitute, is now liable to military service
agreeably to the provisions of said acts of January
and February, 1864.
The decision below, discharging the petitioner
is reversed, and he is recommitted to the custody
of Captain Gatn
From TExAs.-Houston papers of the 9th say :
We have been blessed with elegant rains during
the past few days, which were beginning to be
much needed by the crops. These rains, have we
think, placed much of the corn beyond danger
from drought. The prospect is now good for
most abundant crop The wheat harvests are also
beginning in Northern Texas, and so far as we
have heard, are turning out better than was antic-
ipated.
The Jefferson Bulletin says:
= The crops are MAJ nifcent throughout the grea-
ter portion of Eastern Texas We are told BY
gentleman who has travelled over many counties.
that the prospect for fine crop of wheat never
was more fattering than now. We have plenty of
rain.
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CERTIFICATES LOST.

Lost from the side pocket of the subscriber between
Charlotte and his dwelling, mile beyond Oak Lawn
P. G. in Cabarrus county, the 18th OF March last
two Four per cent Certificates issued by the Depository
at Charlotte O., under the act Of Congress OF the
Confederate States, Feb IT, 1864, in the name Of Johu
Faggart, dated March 20, Is64-No. 2l76, for 5000,
and No. 2l77, for $4O0 liberal reward will be CIV.
for their me, and all persons are warned
not to trade for them. NJ w. JOHNSTON
June 20, 1864 Ct
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FROM GEN. JoHNsToN's ARMY.-Atlanta, J uly
14.-Two brigades of Yankee cavalry crossed the
Chattahooche at Moore's bridge, 8 miles from New
man, last night, and were met by Armsteads bri-
gade of cavalry and driven back and the bridge
burned.
No change in affairs at the front. The enemy
occasionally fire from their artillery across the
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Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of the late Joab
P. Smith requested to come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against the same
hereby required to present them for mrnt with
in the time prescribed by law or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
June 20, 1864 1t L. ii. SMITH, Ex'r.
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Three Bonds the Will, Char. & r. Railroad Com.
pany-one given in April 1860 for SlO6; given In
October, 1860, for Five hundred and eighty odd dol
lars, and given in Oct 1867 for SAB. All persons
hereby warned not to trade for said Bonds they
are payable only to me.
H. T. RHYME.
June 20, 1864. I'm
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state Of N. Carolina aston County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sess'Ons, Nay Term 1864.

Petition for Partition Of Land
John ii. Roberts vs. Thomas Roberts CT al helrs OF
NJ Roberts, deed.
7, ernear;no to the satisfaction Of the Court that
1hna n5 p Roberts two Of the defendants in this
case are residents Of this State y !, ordered BY
nn.oo1a, newspaper published ia Charlotte, N. C.,
&c ~ successive weeks, notifying said defendants to
10 md appear the next term Of this Court, 20 be
,d for tbe county OF CASTOR Mt Court House In Dallas
on the 18th Monday after the 4th Monday in June next,
then and there to plead demur to the petit
ton or judgment pro confesso will be taken and the
same heard eXparte as to them.
Witness, w. d. Glenn, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office at Dallas, the-3d Monday in May, 1864.
Nav 30 CIV W. d. GLENN, Clerk.
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WOOL CARDlNG.

will be ready in "a few days to Card Wool. Owing
to the high price paid for cards, prefer carding
old prices and take Wool, Tallow, &C.. for pay wish
the lady of every family to that the cuckIeburs
well picked out, and send pound or one pint
of soft grease for every ten pounds of wool.
j. STIREWALT,
June 81, 1864 Mill HILL Cabarrus county
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On the 25h inst, the Medical Purveyor will be pre-
pared to purchase Corn, Rye, Barley and Lard, for
which market prices will be paid and Sugar, Coffee
Rice Salt Cotton arm and Cloth will be given In part
payment when desired.
j.. I. JOHNSON, Surg. 4 Med. Par
Med. Pur.'s ONCE, Charlotte, March II, 1854.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will be opened and held at the several
Election Precincts in Mecklenburg county the FIRST
Thursday in August next (4th day. for a Governor,
Members of the Legislature, and Sheriff.
June 81, 1864 r. NJ WHITE Sh'E
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AUCTION.

On Wednesday, Sd of August, at our Store, we will
sell our entire Stock at Auction, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Tobacco, Hardware, Cutlery, &C. &c. Sale to COM
menee at 10 O'Clock A. VI. precisely. Terms specified
at time of SALE ELIAS COHEN.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
The following official dispatch was received ,
the War Department:

The following official dispatch was received at
the War Department:
CHARLESTON, July 10, 1854
To Gen s. Cooper a and I General:
Yesterday morning Gen Robertson attacked the
enemy on Johns Island, near Stone, and drove
them from their first position with loss to of
over one hundred killed and wounded Last night
and this morning the enemy fell back to their
transports, near Legareville, and passed over to
James and Morris Islands. Two monitors and
several gpnboats are still in the Stone, but have
been driven by our batteries beyond effective
range. One monitor believed seriously damaged
by shot from one of our Brooke guns. Move
ments this evening indicate purpose of a change
OF point Of attack.
From prisoners and manuscript captured, it
appears that the forces operating against this
place compose all the available force on the South
Atlantic coast. The bombardment of Fort Sum-
ter has been heavy for several days, and continues
SO. SAM JONES, Maj. Gen.
The TRANS MISSISSIPPI Our latest advices
from the other side of the Mississippi river would
to represent that the Canfederates are having
all their own way in that department. A force of
twenty thousand cavalry, under General Wharton,
are said to have moved into Missouri, while Gen.
Shelby, with twenty-five hundred men, is already
in the State, and Gen Price was fastening on with
the artillery and infantry to the same destination.
This is q movement we have anticipated ever since
the defeat of Banks and Steele, and we doubt not
that Gen. Price is going into Missouri with the
intention of staying there. He will no doubt be
enabled to add greatly to the strength of his army
in that State, and ST. Louis will hardly be consid-
cred safe while he is iu its vicinity with so formid-
able force.
BATTLE IN Observation-Disclosures July
15.-1he following dispatch was received to-day:
awe attacked the column of the enemy under
Smith, yesterday, on the march from Pontotoc to
Tupelo, causing hin, to burn many wagons. We
attacked him in his position at Tupelo this morn
ing but could not force the position. The battle
was drawn. 1t lasted three hours"
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Announcement.

We authorized to announce W. S. HARRIS a
candidate for reelection to the House of Commons
from Cabarrus County. He supports Gov Vances re-
election.
July A. 1864 te-pd.
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MURDER IN DAvIE.-Mr Glasscock, an officer
ofthe Home Guard in Davie county, was shot by
some unknown person or persons, last SUNDAY,
while riding along the public road above Mocks
vile near the Yadkin line. His body was pene.
tratec by five balls. 1t is believed this deed was
done by deserters. He was robbed of his pistol
HIS watch was also drawn from his pocket, but
LETT on the ground near his body. Mr. Giasscock
was good citizen, and has not transcribed his
duty as Home Guard -Satis1a,y Ratchman.
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Announcement,

You are hereby authorized to announce WILLIAS
T. SHIP, Esq, candidate to represent Castor
lature. MANY CITIZENS.
july II, 1864 te
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have received the Tax List for the year sG4 All
persons are requested to inform me of an StaGables
that may have been returned.
will attend at the following times and places for
the purpose of collecting the Taxes, viz:
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BARLEY AND HOPS.
STRAYED
COTTON YARN
To Exchange for Wool.

As Agents for the State are prepared TO eI-
change superior article OF Yarn for Wool Call early
if you want a bargain.
May 80, 1854 I'm
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DEATH OF REV. DR.. VIM. j. HoGE.-Thi,
eminent minister pastor of the Tabb Street Pres
byterian Church, in Petersburg, and recently of
Charlottesville, died on the 5th inst. He was one
of the finest minds in the South, and one of the
Hoet useful clergymen.
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MAsoNIc.-The Emperor Napoleon has restored
to the Masonic fraternity of France the ancient
prerog alive of selecting their own Grand Master
This act hailed with great pleasure by the Or
der The practice in France has been for the EN-
pcror to make the selection.
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INCENDIARIsM-We learn that several mills
and other property in Yadkin, Wilkes and Ashe
have recently been burnt by incendiaries.-.Sa-
Tenn Press
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For the Legislature.

July 4, 1884