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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

London in his monkish costume his NAKED legs and hs
feet strapped up with wooden sandals.
The English Government has given $500 to
the maiden sister Of lie late DIR. Edward Vogel WHO
was murdered in Central A.rca while travelling ioT the
Foreign Office giving his services gratuitously. d.
Vogel was born at Crefed in 1s9, and studied botany
ard astronomy at Leipzig. under Krnze and DArrest.
His botanical papers were published in the bon
plandia." and bis tIied collections Of plants are pre-
served At The British Museum.
We hear that the Poet-Laureate has already
cleared $1,000 by the publication of 'Enoch Arden
and other Poems
A new juvenile magazine is announced 70 DC
published by Messrs Tieknog Fields in Boston. lie
prospectus states that Tie editors are two OF America
most popular auior gentleman and lady whose names
will be guaranty Of excellence. Among the cmtfpu'
ois who have been sccnred for the carly numbers ard
who will continue 10 VrercgulaIy are Captain Aayne
Rcid, who leads Off Wit ne. story Of adventure J L.
Trowbridge. who vii erlte IN every Issues Mrs. H. D.
stowe; Gail Hamilton; Do lewis Lucy LTcom
"Carleton" John G. Whittier. Ito author Of Dream
Children" the euthor Of "Fftl Gnitneys Giilood''
the author OF "Tio LanpieLer.' Hiss Alcoit; I'd
mund Kirke;" Aunt Fanny; tie author OF "fen Acres
Enough" and NIs L. N. Cad. Tie department q
Natural History Win be aaly roIrcsaHtcd by NJ. ana
Mrs Agassiz, who will supply for every number dirins
the year O paper With Illustrations.
The speech OF Mr. Theodore Tilton, recently
delivered in ,Latimor ran Broo',yn, las been uans'
lated into German by Mr. Georee G. Clavs snd he led
a wide circulation among tic Germans ia all pats oi
the county. .,.,.-..-
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[Adver'isrmen,.
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.

We learn sho officers Of this Company have been
chosen h'stcss merchants and gentlemen OK
high sisna in the community and in The list OF sub sc befs
Of several bank presidents end many promnent
merchants which gives guaranty thst the business of i
This Company promises 10 become Of tue best paying
forming Thesubscripton ts fast hlinr aud We
advise those of our reader. who Intent making invest
niens in this Kind stock call upon the Sub scripor
agents, Messrs. L. H. SsPsoS Co.. No % Cedar .t who
reliable and obgng gentlemen where they obtain mix
PARTICULARS books, maps, snd prospectus of the Company
See adve Et.emeut in our colnuns-
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RPceipts of Produce.

Nov LIE, 500 bbls. Flour; IS bbs. whisky; 1000
bbls. Corn Meali o. 100 bnsh Wheat; e. 800 busb.
Corn, llOlO0 bush. Oats; 81 coo bush. Barley; 32o
pkgs Provisions; lO5 pkss. LARD LOO pigs Butter;
b pkgs. Ashes; 1900 pkgs. OIL Cakes.
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OPEN DAY AND EvESING.-For the conve'
nencc Of citizens and Strangers, Messrs FOWLER WELLS
Phrenoos,ss and Publishers. will make examinations an
give full written charts day and evening" at No 3s9 Broadway
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DRowYED.-Coroner Wldey yesterday held
an inquest on tho body of an unknown man who was
found coating in the water of Pier No. % East River.
Deceased is supposed TO have been private wachman
on the pior aud was at alive about week since.
He vac dressed bs a aborer wore pair Of mittens,
and was aged GbOnt IS years.
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RECEPTION oP GENgHAL BUTLER.-The re-
cepton proposed to DO given to General Butler and the
ladies' Of his family. VII take place at Filth Avenue
Hotel on MONDAY evening reXt, AZ oel0ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Family Markets.
THE COST OF LIVING IN YEw-YoRK.

THE COST or LIVING IN NEW-YORh.
FRIDAY, Nov. LIP NJ
We give below quotations ofsome ofthe lead
ing articles OF food sod in small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington and Fulton Markets,
ard by the downtown traders Thcu town groccrs cs
pcciay those in the vicinity OF Filth and Lexington.
AYES. charge higher than here quoted. Our range
includes fair TO good articles. emitting cheap, stale
meats and vegetables and not embracing the high prco
paid by some OF the rstcasS restaurants and saloons
for extra fine predictions. Poultry IS abundant and
cheaper The weather has been nufayorabc selling
and large stock Of sal poultry IS on hand which sells
below oar quotations Butter has been advanced. IN
Washington and Fulton Markets from Sc. to 55c. per
10 for lair article Eggs higher. Fish are scarce
today. Sugars PC. per higher tea is also tend
ing upward; meats nearly unchanged, with full sup
ply; vegetables plenty at old prices fruits ars adj
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CITY ITEMS.

By request we call attention to the Union
Leagu, notice which appears in oaother column. Tho
annual meeting is advertised.
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MISPLACED CoNPIDEycB.-In January last,
Joseph Keckheison soldier depositedFith Hitler s.
Co. bankers at No. ChamOersst., tho sum OF $3.50.
Early IN June while Point Lookout, Nd, he en-
poyel comrade named EHgebert Eich 10 write him
an order on the above bankers for $50 dollars This
was DONE and tie money. when received paid him BY
Fieh. n few days since. Keckhesen arrived II
Ibis city aud on applying 10 lis bankers, fonnd
that Eioh had drawn the balance deposited there
He was ARRESTED. by Officer Andrew of the Essex Mar"
ket Police Cont. and committed for examination ~
.Iusiice Mansfield.
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RyronrrD yon TaA !. =. Tr,sys'

Nnrkets-CARKyuLIY RFPoRTED PoK THK \. I TEinusE
ASHTS-The market Tor Pots and Pearls Is dull and
unsettled; prices nominal at sl2GSl3 - for Pots,
and SIS casa for Pearls.
BkESWAX Is quiet but firm At iOd' 2ic. Tor yellow
COTTON-The lnquiryis moderate, prices remain
ing about tie yesterday, VIZ oil ~ Tor Mid
dlncs. .
C0FFEF--No sales of my importance are reported
today though We inclined 10 believe some trlnsgc-
tons being negotiated privately; prices ara steady
COPPEls-Amcrioan tTgot is hNrly active ana I'm
bat closes quiet at iedt9o FOR Lake and Bamofei new
Sleatng and yellow Metal are steady al &C Tor the
former. aud soc. for the latter.
CANDLES are quiet nut there Is no essential. change
IN prices; VIC quote AdaAantine AT oOdJie; sperm al
4.c., and Patent az Sc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western
and state Flour is dun ard odl3c o"of the decline III
gold and exchange and the large arrivals give buyers
decided advantage. Trade and lli4iy Oitnds are qct
but steady The sales are 1920 at ~ ga ~ Dior
Spertu. Stae $40 lCa so 10 for Extra do. $40 i5d
80 o. for Fancy do SO 4OGel0 G5 for the low grades
of Western Extra Sll 1851 10 Tor shipping ONO;
SIl fOasl2 - for Tredo and Family brands and Sll
Gel4 30 for -. Louis Extras oanadlan flolr Is more
plenty and lee lower. The business has been fair
sales OF 475 bills nt $40 % for the low grades of
Extra and go 6Oa e2 - for Trade and Family Extras
Southern Flour freely offered and Is 2gd25c. lower;
az the decline there is more doing sales of 600 bbs at
$40 6JGsll 10 for mixed t0 good Superfne Country
Baltimore &C. and Ell Goa SIS 80 for Trade and Family
brands Rye Flour Is IN good demand and better;
active and firm sales Of ESQ bbs at 81 25 for jersey.
- IS for Marshs CaloIic and 60 40 for Brandyvine
fISH--St. Georges Dry Cod is stl scarce and tn do
mani; prices are well sustained Grand Bauk Is dull
and nominal; we quote the whole range at 81 T. 49,
Mackcrel are firmly held but the business is limcdi
small snles Of No Mas (shore) reported at sl9
$40 80 Herrngs are quiet but without material change
ia prices.
GRAIN-The Wheat market is irregular Wnter is
lower while Spring Is scarce end firmly bed the dc.
cline in gold checks the speculative demand, and nil
lers buy cautiously The sales are es follows; 1000
bushels Chicago Spring Mt e. 200 az % the inside price
for small lots; Z 90 bushels old Amber Milwaukee In
store at 81 20 20 600 bushels Red Western at e. 350
q Il, and 200 bushels Amber do. at s2 80 Barley
less freely offered and is better Gales II 1890 bushels
Canada West at g. e Barley Malt ie fIm bnj dB., ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

jan 10 Oct 81 )
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway, FOR
the week ending Nov. 5 were sll6.sjoi last year.
sllAg7s; increase, Sls72
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad earn
ings FOR iho month Of October, lsGi were sid7li &C.
same month. Ices. s394a3 G2i increase, $3.50 a.
Ito earnings from Jan. to Oct. 81, 1864. inclusive
were s299.755 %; same period lsC3 $2l2.9is &c. in
crease. SsG.sOG 81.
Tie Fort Wayne road earned in October, So
$50, against $j05sli last year. From January
to October 81 the earnings were s. J92 ,3'si show
ing an increase over 1868 ofsl ,n3,3S5.
Messrs. Muller wilkins Il Co. viii bold their
regular auction sale OF stocks and bonds tomorrow
Saturday, at halfpast twelve o'clock at Exchange
Saesrooms, No. III Broadway.
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AdvcItisementl
MOTIFS CHEMICAL POMApg restores gray

hair without dyeng u superior any liquid rrepastos
Sold by all druggists at IS and 10 cen,s bottle Depot NO. "
BsrcLy.si.
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lAdyertisenrnt.l

The Election Returns interest everybody. SO,
likewise does kxyTs Asst INDIA CoYYEs contem AL bo.h
Democrats ard Republicans. Sold by all Oroeess al 70 ss
per pound General Depot, No ia ResdesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

The GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY on TIE DEATH
OF CAPTAS SPEKE.-The American Geographical and
Statistical Society, at its meeting last evening, toee
suitable action regarding the death " Captain Spekc.
the African explorer. The Rey. Joseph T. thompson,
in an able address gave a concise history OF Capt.
SpeSes life and early adventures and concluded oy oi-
fcring the following resolution;
Polrel That this society reoce IN the determination %
the friends OF geographical science in England 10 suit
aoe monument the memory Of Captain Spoke, and $50 TO
prosecute 70 ha success TIE discoveries winch VI" oIh Us
durirr fame and that these objects recommended 20
the cordial COOPERATION OF the nds Of seuce In Tie United
states.
Secretary Wadlell read some recommendations OK
the Council of the society. Among them was one that
winter Of lectures descriptive Of the battle
fields Of tho war; be prepared, 70 be illustrated with
sc,able diagrams The plan was adopted Several
interesting papers and letters were read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

The NEw-HAyEs RAILROAD ACCIDENT. -
Coroner Ranney Will continue his investigation at noon
today at ST. LGkes Hospital into the causes which led
20 tie late accident and loss Of life the NeTHayer
Railroad az Seventy Seyenth-st. Several eminent fa-
road men will Do examined on tie subject.
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lAdvertisement.f

DISTURBED SLRBP-Add one Tablespoonful
OF Dr. T. b. IaLpors INDICATED PINEAPPLE CiDEk 70
umbier Of cold water and drink before retire; when ya
rise In tho morning repeat the above. II that does not
YOU sleep take table spoonls Of the Cider For $40
svervwhsfe Is. T. BABBrT, Sole Agent o.
No. g. g. g. g. 20, r. and IA washhgtous, NJ !.
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800 shares GuuLell Gold Co., 3; 400 shares GunneIl
Gold Co. -; 100 shares Isaacs HaTbor Gold, j;
100 shares Isaacs Harbor Gold, u 100 shares New
York Gold, 8; 100 shares Smith 81 Parmeleo God
Co.,
The business Of The Petroleum board was 300
shares Gcrmauia at q 10; $40 at 81 50, b5Oi 100
Tiiehgate, 81 10.
Dry goods were not in dcmand at the auction
sales to-day Bagscrty & Co. had a sale Of Cloths,
Cassimcre5 and Yesincs. The attendance was
good, b4t the prices for many descriptions were IN
usually low, and long lines were passed. long
line OF 81 fancy Cassmeros were passed at 81 Su-
perior black Fronoh Castor Cloth passed % 3;
10. still liner at g 80; do Victoria Castor at 81 o.
At sale Noycmber J. same goods as the last sold
for s. s0d$7 u; extra fine black Belgian leather
docskins sold for So fine quality black Bel
gian Moscow was Iessed at s. %; fne quality
colorod Belcian-dallia Moskowa at 50 JOi AK Ia
Chapclle black Esquimaux, very fine quality sold or
= Sass IS; extra ile Belgian black impcrials'
s., 10. Excelsior cloth, s. IS. A lot Of very fine
blue WOOL dyed Belgian cloth was passed at 8 ..
Kobbo & Corlies had a large and attractive sale OF
gloves, eauntiots, hosiery, sc. But few duplicates
were made Oh the Lid gloves. Tho Winter styles
were generally duplicated. Van Wycl, Townsend
q Co.. had a special sale Of ribbons; the attendance
was quite small. No change in prices.
Tie movement Of Dry Good a; THIS port for the
~ 1. I.,..-
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better for them. To stop issuing currency is 10 IN
sure lower prices and tho disappearance OF The nc
tious values given to fixed property by the use OF
a large volume Of paper money. The necessity ioi
its use has passed and people cannot be TOO eaFeu'
in making new engagements. In commercial paper
no change.
Sterling Bills are steady and rather lower BANK
crs', 1923 for 90 days, and lll4 FOX days. MGR
chants bills, lOS a lOsl. Francs are 5.OSa d5l33.
Freights are moderately active, but rates are sin
quite nominal The engagements to Liverpool are
600 tcs Beef at 2s.3d.i 20 hhds. Tallow, l2sod' a
l7s.Gd, and per steamer, 80 boxes Butter and
Cheese, 2js. To London, 1900 bushels Wheat at
3D.; 500 boxes Cheese, 2Os.; 100 tuns Logwood
I2s. Cd; and 20 tuns measurement goods, 22s.bdi
To Genoa, 300 hhds. Tobacco, @js. To Bremen,
400 cases Tobacco l7s.Gd., and 300 hhds do,|1s.od
To Cadiz, 800 pkss. Port Wine, Jos.
The following is statement of deposits ana
coinage at the United States Mint Tor the month OF
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Miles Passengers,
Open. Mails SC. Freight. Total.
september ~ laJ,N4 JOyi2 4i"oit
q. tuh,r .---.-- 81 IUi,l II -, 10 J-v,rt'
Tho following is statement OF 'hc Approximate
Earnings OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company, during the month Of October,
nit co,upared with same period Of last year:
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ltdvertiaenppfl

TIE JAPANESE PoLIsH-Lades ear safely
,nny tie Polish to their Eslnorals Il gives them an uno-
"a luster II IL also the hes. Polish "a existence ior ge
lemen's boots. Ask your shoe dealer fort
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r,nnnAp rARyIsas-gIrsr wEEK IN NovLMHER.

Tic following are he monthly tratfc Teturns OF
the Atlantic aud Great Western Railway, exclusive
of Ere bonus and mileage Of cars and engines duo
10 the company:
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q advertisement.

The EAR-Dr. Hartley has removed ms omes
10 No soe Broadway. See lis card In snotnar eoIn"'"
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fAdyeg,isement.l

NoL e., IS. es, CT, ss, 20. II ,ni !. wsshin,en1
Nsx Nnrh
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nEEAn AYp CRAcKERs.

Cpd Dry, a. ib....lOd - Mnckeiel, Kit 2 ~: 20
Cod Picked. T. 10 . e0lo Oystefs. stew, y
Clans hard, poo II a 50 VO lOJ...-.....Sl GGs2 %
CLANS soft a. 100. $50. 10 Oy stcrs, Saddle Rock,
Crabs hard y do2 2J03Ol do. q 100 80 500 As 90
Eels smod = bunch - a % salmon smoked. PD31a3J
Haddock, smokd. 10 SO Salmon. new pSdp Pm 2Jd25
Ilalbut, smOkd t,n 20 az Sca0ps. ....306i 80
lIerrings Smoked y Shad smoked. each 25QJ0
bunch. ...........l ia C Sounds ard tongues
Lobster. & b. bdi0l y B.. 10
Herrings, scaled, a Slad Salt. = %. .lsaD
ox.........-.....75dsl white Fish salt. y y. Is
Nackerel salt each. 10 30 White Fish, snokd %. -
Ma,lorol sfnkd q, 1Gd.p
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lOO0 OK nj. b2l Readinf.
Maiposa / mtg 5OO.-..-.-.l't5
5000. ...... gJ!l 3o0....sl'. i..S
Mich. Central. 90 -. bio. l3o
J0....sl0. Isl MiL&St.P.i MT.
Hiss. &M. ssoun. 5000. .....2ii
100. - l0UO0. ....2f4
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-25
DIT FED.

In this town, the 10th inst Mrs Eliza u. Springs,
consort of the late Alex. Springs, aged 50 years.
In this town. the 22d instant Mrs Sarah White,
wife of VIM. E. White, Esq
In this county the 10th inst, Mr. John Marshall,
aged 80 years.
la Forsyth county, on Sunday the 10th inst from
the effects of gun-shot wound in the arm MIR Vim
Alex. Conrad, aged 80 years He respected and
beloved by all who knew him.
Suddenly, Byhala, Miss, on the I'd ult., Absa-
lom Myers formerly Sheriff of Arson county, and for
many years Senator in the State Legislature, and
Councillor of State of North Carolina. He was en-
phaticaly honest man, and whilst in Mississippi he
contributed largely to the Southern both in word
and deed He has left large family in Mississippi
mourn his loss, and had in the Southern
army, one of whom, Col. George b. Myers,
ly killed in an engagement with the enemy At
anta.
In lredel county, on the 25th ult George Sanders,
aged II years.
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THE HOME GUARD.
Correspondence Of the Western Democrat,
CAMP NEAR CoLDSBoRo. Oct. 90, 1864

CAMP NEAR CoLDSBORO. Oct 30, 1864.
Mr. EDITOR: Your correspondent left Charlotte
the evening of the 18th, with number of the
Guard for Home Defence. bound for this place. We
found the train over-crowded. but thanks to some
ladies who gave US comfortable seat, our trip was
rendered very pleasant. We arrived in camp Sat-
urday evening and found all things in readiness for
us-ihat is, the old field to camp in, without being
molestrh by having to take care Of any camp uten-
ss, such axes. spades, water buckets, cooking
utensils &c. Ia fact, everybody is well provid-
de for here, that each one is reoced that he came
Yet every is anxious for the 30 days to be full
filed that those home also have their turn
in the tented field. Every day l hear DR.. Q. re-
mark ''well, one more day of time is gone
The Doctor is of richest | believe
that annecdotes are in as much demand here as they
wcro at Morgdn's Mills.
The Mecklenburs Company, Lieutenant John
Jetton commanding, has been ASST ned to the
lst Regiment. The Regiment has just started
for K:nston, Col. Cole commanding. The I'd
Regiment will be organised tomorrow, under the
command of Col. Moses of this place. The officers
and men to form the other Regiments have not come
yet notwithstanding the order was to report with
out delay. 1t is opinion that every Officer both
Military and Medical, who has not reported should
be cashiered, But Surgeon out Of ten ordered,
has reported. | learn shat to leave for the
seat of war fast the Regiments are organised.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-25
For the Western Democrat.
CASUALTIES IN THOMAS LEGION
WAYNEsBoRo, Va. Sept. %. 49,

WAYNEsBoRo, Va. Sept 90. 1864.
Editor Western Democrat: Please publish for
the information of friends the following casualties in
Thomas Legion. Lit. Col. j. r. Love commanding,
in the battle of Winchester, Sept. 10Th:
Casualties in the Regiment,
Co C-Wounded 1t " Moore, prvates L Scott,
J H Smohers, Moore. Captured: Moore
Co. D-Wounded: Lit Jones and Corpl
Alexander (both fell into the hands of the enemy,
Switzerland, Switzerland. ., 81
Co. E-Wounded Serg,s W Clark and Owens,
priyates Medford W I Grail A Hyatt, Jacob
Caldwell. Captured: Duckett.
Co. F-ked: Lit w I WEIGH. Captured Sergts
L Cooper and " A Beck, Corpl Stilwell, prirates
Bradley, c Jones, Weeks
Co. G-Wounded: Dilis, W Jones Captured:
d Norman, West.
Co. H-Captured 1t L George, sergt G " George,
privaes Ammons WEIGH, Crisp.
Co. w unded: Hendrix. Captured: Sergt
Dernberrv, prvates Walker, " Pruit
Co KILLED: Scriber. Wounded: 1t l. Rector
and captured Lit Gallaher, prirates Wallace and
captured, G Kngton and captured Captured: Il
Bradley, S Bradley, Griffin.
Casualties in the Battalion.
Field and Staff-W ounded, Adjt CASTOR. Cap
tured l.: Col Mckamy.
Co A-W ounded: LIT Burgis, Sergts G Cole,
r l. Cooper
Co C-Killed, 1t W Ashley. Wounded, Stewart.
Captured: Capt II Singleton, 1t Young, priEateS
Mann Russell, P Roberts, II Raddy.
Co. E-Captured: Sergt AcCleland, private J
Snyder.
II Ledford, private llibberts.
In the battle of Fishers Ill., Sept ed, AN Dills of
Co G. regiment, wounded; and in the skirmish at
New Market Sept oath, Duncan of Co. K. regiment'
VS. wounded J. II. LAYING,
Surgeon of Thomas Legion
Raleigh Confederate and Asheyic News please copy
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Important Notice.

Having been assigned duty in the counties of Lin
coin, CASTOR, Cleav Gland Rutherford and Polk, de-
sire hire for the of the Confederate Government
two hundred bands, white and black No white per-
ry service.
will also receive proposals for the delivery of lum
ber lat points hereafter be Designated in the above
named counties, for the purpose of erecting Govern
ment stables.
1t is desirable that parties should respond to this call
at once or the negroes will have to be impressed.
will visit these counties as early possible.
NV headquarters will be at Lnc0nton for the pre-
sent. A. w. BURTON, Ag':.
Quartcrma ster's Department.
Oct "a 1864. q
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Executive Department or Y. Ca roIina,

ADJUTANT OENEHALB OFFICE, y
Raleigh, Oct. II, 1864. j
General Orders, No IS.
The LIST paragraph OF General Orders No. II IL
ded to read as follows:
Commanding Officers Of each Brigade and Regiment
Of Militia, Attorney General Solicitors OF the several
Circuits, County Commissioners appointed under an
act entitled ian act Cor the relief OF wives and families
Of soldiers in tho army" Zone for each county, all
physicians the age Of thirty years, who are and
for the last years haze been in the actual and
regular practice OF their profession, but the term ply
stefan does not apply dehtsts mail carriers, edi
tor, three printers and two mailing clerks for each
daily newspaper editor and three printers 10 each
semiWeekly Newspaper one editor and two printers TO
each weekly newspaper, and druggist to each drug
exempt from duty in the Gaa,d for Home Des
fence, except when the county in which they reside IL
invaded by the enemy, FrOrideS, in the cas- OF the
drug stores and newspaper establishments there IL nos
that number of persons employed 10 said store or eso-
lisbmeht not liable duty ia the Guard Tor home De-
fence. By order Of Gov Vance;
u. q. GATLIN, Alt GeHf.
Oatoler 1 1904 81
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will sell on Monday the 7th of November, at my
residence the following property of s. o. Earnhardt
deceased, viz: Two Mules, Cattle, Hogs Corn Wheat,
Oats, Fodder, Wagons, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture quantity of Plank, and his
interest in a Cotton Gin and Thrasher. Also a negro
Woman, and other articles too tedious to mention.
Also, on the same day, l will rcut the Plantation
known the Saw Mill Tract.
Those having claims against the estate must present
them: duly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, and those indebted make immediate set
Element. j. VI. EARNHARDT,
Oct a. 1864 2tpd Administrator.