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, 1864-08-25
Chaplain seth Illinois.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Is, 1861

D The draft is not a very pleasant thing
pr SC. But there is no use In making ones
st1f fool about It. 1t is idle to charge the
draft upon this Administration, and to re-
solve to vote for Fremont, or Mcclellan, or
Tom Tother, because 1t has come. The draft
is necessity of the w.r. It comes bec,use
the war wants soldiers aud must have them,
or stop. Lincoln dida't get up the war, if
come Copperhead did cay so. The rebe1s,
with JEFF Davis at their head, got up the
war, and Lincoln is trying 10 put them down
and xestore tho nation; aud he il slowly do
ing it. And he Is s.oaDtv doing it because 1t
is so large, and determined, and diabolical.
Now do you want the war to stop by giving
up to the rebels and dividing the nations
Ii you do, resolve to vote for Peter Funk or
his brother fer President, and to decry the
draft Go in with the Copperheads md cry
peace, while peace means "Confederate In
depeudcucc'' with "origtnal boundaries"
War means fighting; and in fighting some.
body has 1t TO do. Win you defend your
country, or let 1t 60: The draft is not Lin
coins measure more thnn Of other good
men. It was proposed by Mcclellan; was
advocated by Archbishop Hughes, and Is
now declared to be the right thing by Gen.
Sherman Keep cool, then; and IT the draft
comes, MS 1t will, act the philosopher and
the man Of sense.
, 1864-08-25

The regiment SO long under the command
Of this brave and lamented officer, having
decided TO erect a suitable monument over
his grave, sll officers and men Who are now
or ever have been connected with the sold
cGth, are invited to share in the good work,
ard to forward their names and subscriptions
at once to any Of the following gentlemen
appointed to receive them: Capt 4. Long
worth, Provost Marshal, Joliet; Capt. E. 2.
Cass, Lisbon, Kendall co; C-pt. Ii. B. Bald
win, Elgin; Lieut.. J. NJ. Tarnbull, Mon
mouth; DR.. D. ". Young, Aurora; or to
Mix & Miller, Bankers, Aurora
On behalf Of the Executive Committee.
NM, n. HA1GH.
, 1864-08-25

EGGS In moderate supply With 4 fair demaaj-
Eaes TO- day have ht en- made chiefly at 15A8.6c PSF
dtx fer ftesh ERga
FI5n-WmsE Z F1sn are still in vsry l1mtsed rs
ctlpt With q small demand. TROUT 8ra III nberat
suEply anr easY at ples,ons qust4uons. MAcKKE11
In lklf supply ard denard: pEiees dr9 and na-
msnd. Ma,1et very firm had unchanged. DE1ED
BEHRING'S ate In alter oemand and hEmer; we note
II BtYante OF &c per box IN pstV1-u2 qu3tat;ous.
LAKE. R1RR1s8 ii ennail and Asmost nom1nsl supply.
, 1864-08-25
Uh0de Islam d-Pro bab1e Defeat Of
Constitutional Amcndment1.


Constitutional Amendments.
The Providence Journal announces the pro-
bable defeat Of the proposed constitutional
amendments On Monday. II says:.
The amendme ents-e1cept possibly that
which extends the sutfoge to soldiers In the
jeeted. The people stand by their old con-
stitution, ana think that It Is good enough
for them as 1t in. The vote Is very small
Not one-teuth Of the qualified electors have
voted for the amendment that received the
most favor.
Had the vote been larger, we do not think
that either of the rejected propositions YOU'D
good disposition towards the amendment a.
lowing the soldiers to vote, aud also, but not
Bo strong, towards extending The suffrage,
without the landed qualification, to the
naturalixed soldiers; bnt there was great
d1Fguet at the centinus1 tinkerfnE. at the
constitution; AID the sentiment Of the state
Is clearly opposed to the repeal Of the regis
try tax"
BasinE Three Daya' Kat1ons.
In the recent advance, Col. John Groes-
becI, S9th Ohio infantry, being then IN com
mand Of the since famous Ohio brigade, Is
sued an order to his command to put In
their havereacks three daye' cooked ratfons.
TIE projected operations being subsequent
i postponed or changed, the Colonel d.
rected The ration or order to be counter
manded. His teutonic messenger made the
rounds Of The camp in person, 1ate at night,
proclalmtDg that "Colonel Groesbeck or:
dcred his men to eat up their three days'
cooked ratione." The Righteousness Of the
messepgers rendering Of tho Coionepa order
struck everybody, and the boys solemnly got
up from their beds and sat down to "ooeT
ORDERS" Soon the camps were alive with
fun rampant. Messcs sent to "report pro.
g1ess" had got to the middle Of the second
dag, or third days breakfast &C. Some
begged an extension Of the order, some an
extension Of time. One was fun to the
throat and had day and hall's rations LETT.
changes possible. The Colonel and the Ohio
b1igndc, which loves him, will nerer forget
the fa.nous order to "eat the three days
cooked 1atioEs,"
, 1864-08-25

ITEMS,

Tho Ntto Er0yand Farmer ono Of the best
AGRICULTURAL papers, has been forced to s1s
peud temporarily. The exceeding high rricea
Of everything required Tor the publication Of
The world is coming to an end in 1866.
Professor Neumayer, Of Munich, says 30.
He adds that comet will run against the
eorth md absorb 1t, rs one drop Of mercury
absorbs another. 0tLce.seekers will be graf
ingd to learn that the fusion of earth and
the year, SO that they NAV have little time
left to profit By the coming Presidential cleo
ton and the consequent division Of spoIls.
Hon. John Coyode, while cutting hay On
lis farm In Pennsylvania, got his foot into
contact with the knives and Was seriously
hurt
E-Tbe famous Mereey rams were formally
banded over to the British Government, un-
der the recent purchase on the 8th inst, and
yard to befcompleted tor sea. They are toibe
fitted viii turrcts on Captain Coles princi-
pie, and will be each armed With 500 pounder
guns. The rams will be renamed the Scor.
pion and the Wyven.
"A lady correspondent Of Providence
paper computes that If the women would
cut their dreeses to escape the ground one
now the fashion, q eaving Of one million dol.
lars would be annually effected. Here Is q
chance Tor t'dress reform" as well IS for i'm
provement In neatness.
"Hssonn means ssbefore the rains," or
"fourishing spring." that is, early In the
spring; hence It is often called Young Hy-
son." "Nyson skim Is composed Of the
refuse Of other Kind, the nati7e term for
which is t'tea skins." Refuse of still coars-
er descriptions, containing many stems, is
called "tea boncs.'' "Bohea" Is the name
OF the hills In the region where it is collect
ed. "pekoe," or Poco," means "white
hairs" the Gown Of tender Leaves. "Pow-
choDg," "fo1ded plant" "souchong,'' u
"smsll rlant," ;" "Twanky' Is the namo Of
small river in the region where it is baught.
sCorgo," from term signifJ1ug slahor,"
from the care 1cQuired In It's PREPARATION
, 1864-08-25
The Miarourt Delegation to Chicago.
lEzs,,,, 1t4aan11zs Dnz.ncraf ga I

Ills reported, on apparently pretty good
authority. that the Missouri delegation re-
jected at Baltimore, Is about to tEy Its luck
son, that It's record will secure 1t more cor
dial reception at the latter than it did al the
former place-at least that It Will come off
with better vote than to 40. The regu.
1or delegation from Missouri muat therefore
look to ifs 1aurels. 1t Is likely to have
dangeroua eompetitor in the field. It Is In
view OF this movement, We suppose, that
the ClaJban organ Of this city has recently
come out for peace. ~'7.>
, 1864-08-25

Ha9a ess z n..,..,,Eeta.cc,
Line ine1...........5lfss s9s
klp @.....-... Na1 u
1AI Y 9..-.---- / l =
Uppsf = foot. SIC
Collar q foot...,.,2tis3soc
o.
RlAughter. 6ole-...Ba51c
, 1864-08-25

lNN4
Slaughter, 3o.e....@N1
Huhnog AyreB.H HG32c
Ortncco. aoi9, &A3tE
oxinoco good 0Am..
AEed.........----.1S.aa
, 1864-08-25

Z.
French Call, IS
Ss. ...,.,-...1S.9s4s-A
French CAf Le'
utpfn u, Z d0z.
eu.,....,.,. ts.m3u5 %
frspeh Calf L.
motnes, 6ec-
Mts,7 dox. LEA U@ 07 oH
L,pt4gs F4auE, 1870 i Il co
koans,2 toz. .L5M3 l3-r,
, 1864-08-25

OlL6Lna1xp Ol1-Tne I 4xk sI IL q1lst and ~
setird. cru.h.Is ara very 1rm r tnetr Vie1S. eus
with he kettyty Of ths de@apo oaaloED hra be hog
In Ao0e instances teloV our 11ntsttrn1. LAXu OH
~ &C md very asna. othss oe.cztRttona u luirsa
, 1864-08-25

GREEN EHUAT3-uKa1a APeLEs IN more 1'rn-
l:sa ana snadeaEate q suppsy snfkss 1EaeE With Al
I11nzEa5zsee1hs sapo.y y vez{ lna,Esd E9tn =
keti, very kctys The snpniy Of Freuch Is very ,u.
adequate. pOte a further advance Of k3,11 4
box. SICILY LEMONS are IA guod mani aud drn
At previous Quoratonf. OnABa1s-In nominal sup
drawn. ToNATokg- Market tn liberal supply ana
e.sy at pressnt Qnotatonz Other fruits In good suc
, 1864-08-25

Y Anlt1A Rop0.......NlsRc
4G4 l.-.ss..-s-se.S%
LAth, Yarn. HEmo. .351t1Rc
- AeAcillA. 1sie
Am. Hemp No. .7.... 0l1o
AA7ttns..........,,.A2xap
beeA cord ..... ...N4Alk3
A1a1Q4 Hay Bops. .3i@H>s
, 1864-08-25
TIE DODD PAPERS.
More Of the Indiana Treas0nable
Correspondence.
TAILANDICHAM'S LETTERS-S0HE PRE-
CIOCB DuCUaEHS FROM ILLINOIS.

The indianapolis Journal publishes another
found In Voorhees, law Office, from which
We select the following:
LETTERS FROM TIE TRAITOR vALLAND1dHAst
WINDSOR, c ". May II, 49, 4
DEAR eIR:-four letters. Am waiting to
lear from you at Dayton as to time Of the
District Convention. No announcement set.
VIII give.you notice immedfately.
Send fer your friend here to return at
oDce. and work at home, Nothing to do here
30 also say our mutual frieod- BE ready for
Dayton meeting.
mistake. It ia Grant who has fallen back
stx or eight milee, and not L., who has ad-
vanced from West to east- l.. is not and
never has been fHclpg northWa.d but east
ward. Truly, c. L.V
Sherman, too, has beer brought to dead
stand, first having been driven back.
MArs!. 1854.
Il. Il. Dodd, Esq, Indianapolis, Ind:
DEAR S1R-Ttat Disfrlc. Convention Ia at
last stfxcd-Henilton, Butler County, june IS.
Be there, and bring friends ind speakers.
Don't f21l. Truly,
G. l. VAIL.
Your letters with n4ues received AL
right
0EAh 6lR-4 E18tNUt ~ W uO n. AL
journ over to August 26th and q, transact.
ing lone but necessary business. Yet come
first here and sac ne. esy to morrov evening
or morning. Come If Ut all possible
Truly, C. :.
This letter fs In VAllandtgham's hand
writing, the initials meaning Supreme Com
manGer.
wRpson, g. VI, May 1st, 1891.
Il. d. Dodd. Esq.:
DEAR SR--l received this morning, by
bearer, your note. You will please write
more fully and clearly. We cannot deciphrr
the contents. / will detafn hin un1,l hear
from you. A letter addressed to me at
Windsor, C, W., Boz 96, will reach me.
We, our friend and myself, trying to un-
Write under any name yon may choose,
will understand it,
Very truly yours. n,,,
ILLINOIS soss or LIBERTY WANT Rituals,
ETC.
Pron1A, Ill.,. June q, 1864.
hon. H. u. Dodd. indianapolis. Ind:
coptes M Of Of Book on 1st D.. We have on
1snd ali we need Of "a and Sd D.. Please
be ns prompt ns possihla rs we arc very
much in need ofthem- Send bill along and
., shall erwasd 69 Ereonoscka " 5ssatn
I sec that Mr. Y. was correct in his in.
pressions as to The course of the Adnlnis-
tration In casc Of bis return. Illinois is
pledged to stand BY bin In all lawful efforts
to maIntain aud defend uberties and rights.
Please let me know how your State delega-
tlon stauds. The Illinois delegation stands
all Q. E., but inclined to act 1mpolicy.
Please inform ME If you know ~ to what
day Mr. Y. intends to arrive in Chicago;
also it there is any special programme to be
followed, etc
Hoping to hear from you soon, believe me,
in haste, very truly yours,
, 1864-08-25

Charles II. Heed OF C0ok County. I'm
dor1ed for the Office Of Statnss AifOr-
Bey--4seu =. r. EeaFnBxE0Fth FOR He.
nomination 41 Congress.
, 1864-08-25
cH1cAG0 DAILY MARKET.

Al sasss Of Grdia reported in Ass n.1rkss rspore
ara on q basis Of &c storage pr bnhss'. un!ssS
otherzciee stated. -Four u so!d dd.5usrsd uAlsss
okhsftcisf st9tkd.
W1ps1sDAY EvRdUas Aux. ~. 1861.
FHE{AHTS-,KAiH FaEl0H 8-itecln-d Hc-
TIE erFaEements today Eesa:-To BuTFALo:-Schrs
q, W. HGlt ar,i e, C G,4xr!d, .sh corn, as SC. To
CsEIso:-Sthr. Kate EopinaAn. nth Wnea: 81 5tc-
LAKE, and RAI1 1''FxA1auIs-Thtfs - no cha1ga
In 1Ases. We s0ots:
Flcuf 10 Boa:o-., II II AID AaA
Flour to Nev York. lake ano r2il.. l5.4a
P1rv:ttoEs to New York, laEe and rati.
P:ovislons 10 n, r. iii 1ater, iii b., a. -.
Flour Montrts!, Rh wAt4r......,,..s. ,,.. 6Al,.
Pork to 2nntsn1 A1 Observation-Disclosures. ga ..
-Four To Montreal. vl4 a.rn4A -. --.,,.,,.. 2s*..
Pork to AdnI1tA, Wis s8A<ntA............., llc8 80,
Flour 70 Portland via 3AF1la.- t a.,
Flcpr 70 Bcstoa. via l.tap -,
Flour to Bnt1ao all lake ...<......,...... asa -,
RAILROAD FEEyGuTs-Tho railroads. to Dis lssaa d
new tariff list, Qn0tl1E an advance on the rates OF
fcur to the eenhossn OF l1s per brL We Quota:
EAILHoAD FRzI8Hfa.-rnsre II no change IN ratss.
We quote:
Fourth Class. Fsoar,
T. Nsv YORK, al1 l.iQ
rail and Lake Er,e..,.....-.-0l+o Id
To Boston, sn al, 1ai sad i.fs 81 II
To Poft1ana, all rail ~
To Montreal. all raA l.sl 1,2
To Buffalo, MI Eal. o.594 09
\ - tRll and Lake Erie. ...0,g7S Of.
To Baltimore, all rail- iEI
To Fhilndelunls. al. .......1so la
6NrHA N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
ESTABLISHED, 1881

ing to the Government that had been
destroyed on the Mississippi river, and
elsewhere, bad been burned BY this Greek
q Did he at thst time, or any other
time, sbcw you an instrument that would
be Ssed for that parposef
A. Yes,..sir, be did
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
DRY GOODS.
5 81 NJ Ii w ua
ID GO Cd -
MILLINERY STORE, !
IL First ST.

& B. B - I'M rac
xHTouhn RESFEefFruLFaANSo To
w the people Of EvAnxyilte and vicinity that
he has opened a Dry Gcedxand Millinery Storefn
the house formerly eoeupisd by AIRS SPeigelherg,
Al NO. IL firsf street. sIoFs T -
9 ! "a - ks
OF every kias and ssxses reaas-assde or mAnufse-
He is now receiving ana opspsag the largest
stock Of za5EEEs stfFsFs
French Millinery
Ever brought TO this market, which wa .-laot.s
in the East By Mrs. Baun.a We havs a Frereh
Milliner who cannot - rsxoslled tn hsr line b.
aay artistic.
Also On hard. bsSalaful selestiOn Of Hair
I Braids. Frontss aad Curls for Ladies.
1 He has also . full stock Of
Domestic and Dress Goods Isl
OF the latest aud best styles. All Of which will
be sold hy " h tesAe ref9l.af the lowest rates
| have also large supply Of A n
B0o62 SO Shoes.
which win ssfi sxeeesing gfy low. ss Dc not IN
/ sand 70 keep them any lenSer than cen sail ths
I stock gu hand. n& ssg2i-s -sz
rsNa4 EaasEzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
Ahernoon Seasinn.

CoURr RooA, TSDIASAPoLIs, IxIs.,
-2s0ct. 26, 1864. 2 2o.elock, p. N.
The Commission met pursuant to ad-
journmenk
Tie same members present as at the
morning session also the Judge Ad 70
cate, tbs accused and their counsel
Felix g. Sti6ger, witness fer the.
Government, was then introduced, and
being duly sworn By the Judge Advocate,
testified 80 follows: 4,
Question By the Judge Advocate:
State your nnmes place of residence
aad busiasss for the last two or three
years
Answer. Felix g. Stidger; / live in.
Matteon. IIlinoia For the last two or
fhrear yss<s I have been in the dry goods
bnsiness, and I have been 3 carpenter
and served in the army
q Where did Jon reside immedistely
preceding your living At Mattoen, llli--
4. AT LouisrilIs, Ky. came there
on the 10th Of APRIL 1850
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Cash Assets..........e836, 900 90
II. KELLOGG, Pres. W. D. CLARK, seet'y.
IN me equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re
gp0ass @ losses, the PEHJX siaas yrs-eafasslg a.
ls Had e( ~ professioa; Bhlts fs extensive Drae
Heal, and ar-ciaas business sBss Of local agencies
ss so srosiied By ang similar corporation M s teofa
hssurancies solicited, eud policies iasusd and 70
3ssed IN this leading Co poratien, ct fair sates b,
., w. HExsEN Resident Agent.
once, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

A=N None whxtsvsr.
The Comniasion then adjournssd TO ?
o'clock p. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

a That was at that was dlscussed
in my hearing. There may have been
other matters that did not hear.
@ What vas the date Of the time
when you expressed your Dissemination
not to have anything more 20 do with
Tia iru4itutsnn1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
THE TREAs0N TRIALS

The State Sentinel on the
Standlap eaIsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Sea81 sssN 81 "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
4 1t was after the February. meet

Q. Did you not have after that time
your previous intimacy with members OF
persons belonging to the organiza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
GROCERIES, &c.
Nor.harn Potatoes

A GOOD CHANCE TO LAY II TOUR P0-
II tztoes loF the nj ter. Ons car lo~d Of very
superior SeshAnBoeks Just reesivsd zad for sale
or REILLY4 co.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29

HIS VOICE Is STILL FOR WAR-Gov. Vance and
his organs are attempting to impress the people
that he is jealous advocate for negotiations for
peace But We tell tho people he is as bad as the
worst secessonist, and will hear to nothing but
blood and carnage. A friend writing to US from
Hendersonvle says:
.vance said in his speech that some were for
holding the olive branch. in one hand and the sword
10 the other, but be would stick the olive branch
on his back and fight with both hands"
And so it goes. The suffering, bleeding people
Of the mountain country ask Gov. Vance for bresd
and he gives them stone-they plead for pesce
and he holds up to them perpetual war. Does this
look like he agreed with Stephens, Brown AID Hol.
den as the steps that should be taken to secure
an early peacel Certainly not--Progrsss.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29
i. ,p,cH. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1851

CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.--A change Of schedule
Doh Mace on the North Carolina Railroad Thurs
.v last by which the mails arrive here from the
.,st at lilo A H.. and leave for the West at lao
n and arrive a. Charlotte at 10, A. M.
The accommodation train from Goldsboro' arrives
go P NJ, and leaves for Charlotte at 2:S6 p NJ;
la arrives from Charlotte at 1000 P. NJ, and
lave for Goldsboro at 1890 P. NJ.
A change has also taken effect upon the Raj eigh
nd CASTOR Railroad, from and after Friday last
|be mail trains leave Raleigh at 1000 A. NJ, and
he freight at 400 A. NJ The mail arrives At 100
N and freight at $40 A. NJ.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29


TIE SUBSIDIZED PREssEs-By an act Of Congress
approved February II, 1854, it is provided that
1.-THE Attorney General Of the Confederate States
shall be authorized to contract for the publication
Of the acts Of Congress in the public gazettes 1.-THE
understanding being that they are to be Destruc-
81 azettes, on the best terms he can, in no event
to exceed the ordinary rates Of printing for private
persons" OF course the Attorney General allows
these gazettss IS much as they charge private per-
sons. We haze before US one of these gazettes,
which publishes every day one column and half
Of the laws, about thirty squares ct three dollars
per square, making ninety dollars per day Of public
money, or Eve hundred and forty dollars per week.
No wonder such gaxettes can exist on small mum.
Der of subscribers and food the country with their
issues gratis.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29

In accordance with orders from the Lieutenant
General commanding Reserves of North Carolina,
Captain s. B. Waters, on Thurday last organized
from the clerks and employees detailed in tho diff
fsrent work shops and departments three full com
panies The following officers were elected: =
J. II Heck, Major Of the Battalion.
Co A-Csptain W. L. Brodie; First Lieutenant,
R. b. Butler Second L.entsnant, P. Then; Sec
ond Junior Lieutenant n d. Barbee
Co. .B-Captain, H. B. Jordan First Lieutenant,
]. q. Orowel Second Lieutenant, L. W. Novel;;
Second Junior Lieutenant. j. g. Watkins
Co C-Captain, v. Ballard First Lieutenant A.
N McKimmon; Second Lieutenant r. H. Dewey /;
Second Janior Lieutenant A. P. O. Brysn.-Pro-
gresa. 49,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

AxFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.--THE
u twenty eevenih session will commence on MONDAY,
destruction is given 10 every department The 6cheol
of Fine Arts (which suspended during last seean)
will be in charge Of Miss NARY L!vrwlcH, Southsrn
lady Of large experience and superior qualifications
Tuition in each school, .e60
Board in advance, - . --.. soc
Zach student is expected to furnish her candles ana
towels and pair Of sheets
As tho number Of boarders 10 limited those desiring
admission should make immediate appliestoo
'oxfopa. n. o.
June q, 1854. 3i-4S :
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

6NLAIMS OF DECEASED OFFICERS AND
u SOLDIERS.-Wilson, N: G.. June "a. 1854 The un-
dersgued has been appointed to inyesti-
GATE collect and pay over to the parties entitled thereto
ill claims for bounty arrearages of pay and allowances
due the Representatives of deceased officers and soldiers
from this State.
The parties entitled arc: first. the widow Of the de.
ceased if any. there be widow then. secondly the
child or children. there be SUCH there be neither Wild
widow. child, children or father then fourthiy the nolaer
Of the deceased and in default of all these then filthy
the executor or administrator Of the deceased
The claimant claimants must furnish his her or their
affidavit and that of dsinterested witness to the
laonshp and in all where the cls,msut il not the
widow the affidavit must negative the existence Of claim
Peace before whom the affidavit is subscribed must cer
tfy to the crsdibty Of the witness and the CLERK o.
the County Court must es. under the seal Court
If the claimant claimants be child or children OF
the deceased and be- she they be minors the claim
Be prooonded By BIZ. her guardian and the
fac: OF bus being gusrd.n must % cneo o. under sea-
when the claim is made BY executor or adnnistrs.
B. certified TO- u.er seal BY tie County Court Clerk
AU of these parrs ssould Be ssnt IL drpticatS
Any person directly interested will BE- furnished upon
full copy of which, for the greater convenience of par
tea will be may practicable to each
County Court Clerk.
these clsima and 10 rave the claimants all expense
Parties interested may mat eriay aid me in the nves
CATION Of their claims .t the time Of Their
papers TO me- they will inform Of the date Il the death
Of the deceased where be died. was killed whether or not
they tor them have received tue effect.
which deceseed had with him the time Of his deash aud
whether or the deceased f non commissioned ser
OF privately had ever received the States bu1nty:
ut an early day aEAsy be prsccshle In oil eases, gis
the claimants Post Office and County in foil.
jEO. A. STANLY,
=, Commissioner.
June q, 1874. 8i-it.
All papers in the State will copy sssd bill
together with cupy OF the "a per, TO a6Fersser
Papers published daily, weekly ssWweeky. will copy
in each issue. -.
M RS. 81. W. MILrERs
NH B0AXD-
By the day, SIS
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Juns 10, 1854. 2s-H
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ended merely by fighting. The authorities on both
sides must, sooner or later, talk the matter over,
make mutual concessions, and thus restore peace
Why not sppoint commissioners and begin to talk
noo' Will We be stronger next year than we are
todayf Will we get better terms then than we
can get nowi Who says ys,a If any man says
yss, let him 60 and fight He is needed in the ranks
in order to get these better terms.
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MASH COUNTY. ...I ADOPT THIS METH.
~ cd Of announcing myself candidate for the Senate
in Nash County At the approaching election mako this
announcement at the urgent solicitation Of many frenda
liberty should be maintained at oil hazards otherwise ell
sacrifices and suerngs in this will b. 70 been In
able peace elscted pledge myself do ell in my pow.
the County aud to secure an honorable pesce
4. HINTON.
June 81, 1894 sl-tepd