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FROSI FREDERICIE-

FREDERICK, July %, P. NJ.
A stagefrom Hdgerstown has Just arriv-
cd. 1 learn from persons in it, that all is
quiet on the Upper Potomac.
Rebel scouts have disappeared from the
line the Potomac and it is said that they
have fallen back beyond Martinsburg.
The belief is that the rebels are simply
remaining in the valley for the purpose Of
gathering crops.
General Averill now learn for certain
ty is uninjured and is at the head Of his
cavalry. Colonel Mulligan is undoubted-
ly killed. y
The particulars I obtained of Sundays
battle, which took place between Bunker
Hill and Winchester, much lessons its
importance. G.
Some of our dismounted cavalry are re-
ported to have acted badly and occasioned
much of the loss we suffered in actual
fighting. We inflicted equally as much loss
as we sustained, but in the disaster of the
retreat we lost GOOD many men.
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FROM CANADA.

THoRoLD, 9. w, July %.
This morning the propeller Akron
bound up in the Welland Canal carried
away four gates of lock 81.
The water drove her against lock 20,
breaking one Of It's gates, The steamer
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FIRE.

mn OaDENsBURG, July 2sth.
The large Rail road Elevators and od-
joining sheds containing 1000 barrels flour
ana nearly 1000 bushels of grain were en-
tlrely destroyed by fire this P. NJ. Sim
posed to have caught from sparks of a pass
ing locomotive. Insurance. martial -
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Special to the Cleveland Lsadsr.)

Special TO the Cleveland Leader.)
BALTIMORE, July %.
From one Of General Crooks staff off,
GERS, who has just arrived here from Harp
ers Ferry, ] learn the following psrticu.
lars Of the position on the upper POtOmsc; !;
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Subscriptions Commenced TO the New
Loan.

Advices from various sections indicate
that the new loan will be received favora-
bly,. The instructions to those authorized
to receive subscriptions were sent out yes
terday and to-day. Subscriptions were re-
ceived in some of the large cities o-day,
but the amounts were not reported TO the
Treasury. Returns will begin to come in
tomorrow. The fist subscriber here Is
one of the Treasury clerks, who thus Sc
cure the first bonds.
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-ROM BALTISIORE.
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BALTIMORE, ~.
General Wallace has issued orders
immediate enrolling of all the abie boaio9
eolored men in the city, directino- s0i,st tbstl
tney be forthwith organized into con5a' ,.,a'
mes and regiments and armed and oo,i;r
pea. They are to be drilled and f5rnisbd5d
arms; a The officers are to be appointed ~
the Mayor, and the force will s6nstit,,to =
part OF the nilithry defence of tba o;,,t. .
,ils-' ! ne order warns disloyal masters snd en-
Of these orders
Inc leagues are also actively engaged in
perfeeting their military or,-en iz,S3i,s,,,
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Moffhtt leaving lock p at tue time broke
her back on the mitre tile.
1t will take at least three days to repair
damages.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY noRFINc. July 20
THE SORROWS OF SALA.

He Complains Of the Currency---He
pays SO for n Drive in the ParII---S6O
tOS 20 for q RrOelk Coat, dc.
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George Augusta Sala, in his letter to the
London Telegraph, written at Boston
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DOMESTIC GOODS

Qfevery descriptions " be bought less than New
York package prices and We invite particular at
EentiOn to our stocIJd
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TWELFTH VOLUME---NUMBER sas.

side overlooking swamp about fifty yards IN our
front, and silently awaited the enemy's tramp,
which was preceded with an occasional volley, TO
discover our whereabouts Their tread is heard
splashing through the swamps a gfttering, tin
selected officer springs from the thcket and turns
to his men, who are several PAGES behind and is
just waving them on Three carbine cracks from
our most advanced skirmishers, sends him with
convulsve leap back; he falls and groans his last.
The column seems anxious to reach his body, but
our unerring carbines secnre all that show them
selves around him. They retire about hundred
yards the opposite side of the hill and the fight
RACES for hour when they retire to their breast
handsomely accomplished our mission, which wes
to ascertain the location and strength of the enemy,
and which, in the early days of tho cavalry, was
usually done without fighting, but our favorito
General prefers pitching into the enemy when
ever and wherever a favorable opportunity may
present itself. Our loss IN this engagement
remarkably slight, considering the ferceness of the
fight We suffered most in officers. The enemy's
loss, where our observation extended, wSs pretty
severe.
General Hampton encountered the enemy near
Hawe's Shop, and part Of w III Il Lees dvis-
ion drove them from their entertainments, which
was done alone by the two regiments above men,
toned and for their special oongratulation Gen
w II Lee issued conGratuatory order for their
gallant conduct on the occasion The other por-
ton OF this gallant command held in readiness
as supports, but well aud completely was the
work done by the I'd and 5th regiments, that at
no time was it necessary TO call them into action.
ID, B r.
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To the Voters of Union County.

FELLOW CErIzENs I candidate for your suf
fages the ensuing election for Sheriff in the
County Of Union. My connection with the army how
ever, has for months removed me from that fami
liar intercourse with you that would generally be de-
srable. But, trusting that l may have due allow
for this seeming inconvenience, with view to
repeated expressions of desire that should become
candidate, have consented to do so-though under
vastly different circumstances from those which
rounded four years ago. Many Of you have realized
the hardsips Of war aud the dangers of battle; but
without recalling the past let us look hopefully to the
future, and permit me- in grateful acknowledgements
ofthe favors received your hands then, with many
others previous that time, to ask your cordial sup
port now. If elected, l will what industry and
ability possess fulfill the obligations of the office
in such manner hope may ever be satisfactory
to you On the contrary, if | am not elected, shall
consider that you have done wrong and that
have right criticise because your sufrages
against But fully sensible of the distinction
conferred by being elected the position for which
candidate, and shall be proud to receive your
shall ever be earnest and faithful to prove
myself worthy of the responsible trust imposed by the
same. And, in conclusion, allow me to hope you will
remember your friend, and on the day of election
ticket for the same. w. H. COLLINS,
Co. A, 4th N. c. Cavalry,
March g. 1864 pd Gordons Brigade
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AN ACT
IN RELATION TO THE MILITIA AND A GUARD
FOR HOME DEFENCE.

Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
State of North Carolina, and 1t is hereby enacted
by the authority Of the same, That the exemptions
service in the Militia OF the State shall be for the
same causes, and the extent and no farther,
that are prescribed the acts Congress the Com
fcdcratc States. providing for the enrolment of men
for the nublic defence and granting exemptions from
the same commonly CALI. he conscription. and ex-
Sec q Be it further enacted, That it shall bethe
duty Of the Governor to cai.se to be enrolled guard
for home defence all white male persons already
enrolled the service the Confederate States be-
tween the ares Of eighteen and fifty years, resident in
his State inclndin, FOREIGNERS not natu~aized who
have hren residents in the SINE for thirvIys before
sucb enrolment. cyccIting bcrsens hIng the Offices
Of Governor. Judrcs of thf SuDreme and Snnerior
Courts of La W and Eritv rha members tho General
Assembly and the officers 6 the several Deparment of
the Government of the State Ministers of the Gosnei
the several denominations of the State charged with
the duties Of churches and such other persons as
the Governor, for special reasons, may deem proper
subjects Of cxcnptioh
Sec Be it further enacted That all persons above
the age of fifty who may volunteer for service in said
guard for home Defence and shall be accepted by
Captain Of company for the shall he deemed to
belong thereto an& shall be held service therein,
either generally for any special duty expedition
as the connan ling officers Of rcalcno companies,
according to the nature OF the particular service III
question may determine.
Sec. f. Be it further enacted, That the Governor
shall all persons enrolled in pursuance Of the
two preceding sections of this act to De formed into
companies, with liberty elect the commissioned Off
of such companies, and thance into batalons or
regiments, brgadeS and divisions according 10 his dis
cretion he s.! Ill appoint the fed officers of such
battalions regiments, brigadcs and divisions, and
shall issue commissions in due for' to all the officers
aforesaid.
Sec. .. Be It further enacted lh3t members OF the
Society Of FrIen c"nlA'niy G'!isI Z" t"efS may pc
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KILLED AND WOUNDED
In NJ @. Regiments in Me za;e Battles in Virginia
THIRTY-sECoND REGIMENT

THIRTY-sECoND REGIMENT
List of casualties in Cos. L and Il, from Catawba
and Alexander counties, from the 9th Of May TO
the Sd of June
Go. E-Killed; Sergt L Styles, privates NJ
u Moscr, Noah Winebarger, a W p Lipard, j d
MathewsOn Wounded: 1T d A Little thigh Sc
we're and prisoner, John Timer abdomen since
died, John Hoover severe, Henry Lynn, Al
bert Little, j L Rudisill, ID 2 Jarret, L White,
all slight, j p Hunsucktr thumb amputated, a
Null arm fractured severe, II + Cornelius side So
we're, Alex Harman leg amputated aud since died,
David Barman right leg amputated, II j Wingate
hand severe, Il Bock and side severe, & A
Mc4innis, j Lynn, Sol Whitener, Barman,
p Canscr all slight.
Go. F--killeG: Nelson Howards . VIM Moss, Jas
Stomper Wounded: Capt p L Smith slight and
prisoner, 1t J A Smith arm slight, w. A Long
head and since died, j Sigman arm severe, Jno
Deal head & since died, Nelson Alexander slight.
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S1,rge0n Generals Clice.
RALEIGH, n. c., April 27,

RALEIGH, N. c., April 81, 1854. J
propose establish in tie city of Raleigh manu-
factory for ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
The object of this enterprise is to supply these use
full articles to all soldiers from this State who have
been or may be- MANNED in the service to require
them.
Privates and non-commissiOncd officers will De fur
nished grataiousy. Commissioned officers VIII oe
charged the actual cost.
Disabled soldiers requested to correspond viii
the undersigned, giving name, regiment, NIX locality
of ofampuaton and the precise of the re-
mai lining member
wish to employ number of competent mechanics
for the abote named purpose All such are invited 10
communicate Immediately with tbs office.
EDW ARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of North Carolina.
Nav 9. 1SG4 I'm
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SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.
Casualties from May 4th to June

Casualties from May 4th to June lst.
Field and Staf-Killcd: Ensign John A Car
peutor. Wounded: none
Co. B-Killed, none. Missing: Sergt j B Cal
lahan, privates A j Waldrope, Jno Londermilk,
Clontz, Ii Stout w A Thomas.
Co. C-Killed: Sergt A A Buchanan. Woln-
dcd: Sergt Ii l. Hinsley prisoner, prvates w A
Fox, L Future, Robt Boone, A Barnett, q l.
McPcters, D Hager, V Upton, L Randolph.
NJ Huneycutt, prvates Robson, o McCurry,
j NJ Wilson.
Co D-Killed: j. d Bailey. Wounded: Sergt
" d Goodc severely, privates o Compton, WR
Compton. Missing: J Mcdaniel, T Andrews,
Eli Gross, A b Compton.
Co. E-KilIed: none. Wounded: II Canon, j.
Pucket, Calvin Taylor Eli franklin. Missing: J
II Hines, j Fox, Chapman, John Dickson,
Jas Denton.
Go. F-Killod ] B Dover, James McElrath.
Wounded: Capt i Blackwell slight, w II Ran
dal slight, W II Harper. Missing: W s Sutton,
A W Massingill.
Go. G-Killed, none Wounded: w o Blan-
ton, A A Parton, j S Higgins, w Harden, Tho
IIuntsiRgcr. Missing: A Williams, J VI Hamp-
ton, w B Brady, j 7 Harris
Go. H-Kiled: W Wostall. Wounded: 1t
L ii Altman slight Isanc Early.
Co I-Killed: Sergt j i Whitaker. Wound
ed: y W jones, % II hCluj H II OlNin, w m DICK
nell Missing: Capt j w Lane, II \ Lonin, w
A POsey, w Spun, G J Condry, l. Jones.
Co. K-Killcd, none Wounded: Il l. Taber,
g y Green, A l. SiFord slight, Griffin johnson.
Missing: 1T 0 Nelson, Thos AlwiBc 0 7 Ed
wards, VB Green, Geo Green, j p Morrow, Jones
Copeland, J VI Giles, David Foster, Jas Bibby,
Dean, G Z Feagans, J V Morrow, Wm Melton.
Co. M--Killcd: w G Workman Wounded: j
II Neal, Oliver Smith, G Eakcr, J Skidmorc,
NJ A., =. A
red, J + Alfred, T j Allied.
Recopitulation.-Killed 8, wounded IS, miss.
ing 45-tota 9S. w. A. STowE,
Col comd'g 10th, n Rcgt.
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Lii \ y \
DEFENCE.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State North Carolina, and it Is hereby enacted
by the authority of the That neither the Govern
or of this State. the officers acting under an act
ratified the 9TH day of July, 1868, entitled AN act
in relation the Militia and Guard for Home BE-
fence shall call out for Gcill-or muster the persons
enrolled under said act ofener than once month in
company drill or oflener than twice year in battalion
drill which battalion drills shall take the place of the
company drills for the month in which.they ap-
pointed ncss when cIIc into &vtHu service to repel
invasion or suppress usurrect.0n or to execute the
laws of the State.
SEC , BE it further enacted. That the G ,vcrnor
shall have the power to the Guards of Home De
fence for the purpose Of Arrosting con'crps and de-
serterS Pr"r'2I they shall be ordered un0n this
duty beyond the limits Of tie counties in which they
reside or the counties adjacent thereto
SEC 3. Be it further enacted That in addition tn the
exemptions contained IN the act to which this is an
amendment, there shall be exempt Coun{v commission
ers appo ssd under act entitled act for the re-
lief of wiz and families of soldiers in the army rep
ular millers blacksmths who have established shons
necessary operatives in factories and foundres the
Attorney General Solicitors of the several circuits and
counties physicians Of five years practice, contractors
with the State Confederate government editor
to each newspaper and the necessary couposors, mail
carriers professors in colleges and teachers in acade
mics; PropGed that this exemption shall only apply
the drills specified in this bill and service when
the Guard for Home Defence is called into the field.
SEC l. Be it further enacted, That for lilnrQ to at
tend the battalion regimental drill each field officer
shall forfeit and pay one hundred dollars each Captain
and other officers who shall fail to muster and drill
their companies the times appointed shall forfeit and
pay failure fifty dollars, and if commits
he shall forfeit and pay less than five than
twenty five dollars; Prored, that every absentee shall
oe allowed until the next muster to make his excuse.
The fines shall be adudged by regiuenta and comps-
ny courts martial, and judgments TO be entered up
and the fines collected in the mode and in accord
6nce with the provisions of the Militia Law of North
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calsRas. the seoontstslo of the

CaTsEk, RAfs the sec0nFalsion of the
Sec SEC 5. Belt sher Sdanghat the Surgeon Cen
erl by ed with the advice advice Ni Of .h5; the Gov
ernor, may appoint surgical ooWu exceeding
three composed of two physicians each who shall de-
by their certificates those persons who shall be
exempt service under the act 10 which this is
amendment on account of mental or physical disab
ty, and they shall receive the pay of their rank and
travelling expenses to predetermined by the Adjutant-
General.
SEC g. Be it further enacted, That the Guard for
home Defence should they be called into service by
the Governor shall receive the same pay, raons and
allowances soldiers in the Confederate States
vice ard shall be subject to the rules and articles OF
war of the Confederate States.
Sec Z. Be it further enacted That when the pressure
of public danger shall not prevent the observance OF
such rule, the said Guard for home defence shall not
called into service aSse, but by drafts OF num-
Der of men from each convenient company, so as TO
make up the aggregate force required
SEC 8. Be it further enacted, That this act snail be
in force and take effect from and after its ratification
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
this the l4H day of December, A. d. 1868.
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\ BAD CHARACTEn.--We always were aware
o! the Importance of preserving good reputation
for truth and honesty, but We have met with notl,-
ing lately we'll calculated to impress the disad.
van'agcs Of bad character upon the mind, as the
following anccdote:
A mortal fever prevailed on board ship at sea,
and "A negro man. was appointed to throw the
bodies over board One day when the Captain
was on deck, he saw the negro dragging out Of the
fOrecastle sick man who was struggling violently
to extrcate himself from the negros grasp and re-
monst'ating very bitterly against the cruelty Of
being buried alive
"What are you going to do With tia. man you
black rasca?' asked the Captain.
"Going to throw him overheard, massa, cause
he dead ~
dead! you scoundrel," said the Captain, "dont
yeu see he moves and speaksl"
"Yes, massa, L know no says he no dead, but he
always lie so, nobody never know when to believe
him"
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DEPAR rs.
EXPRESS NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPi

OFFICE SOUTHERN EMPRESS CoMPANY,
Charlotte Sept. -, 1858. !
In order to avoid misunders tandng and to make
our charges conform the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from and after Octo
Der lst, 1861 shippers will be required to place their
valuation upon each package before it will be received
Such valuation will Oe inserted in the Company
receipt establish the liability of the Company for
the amount The of God and the public enemy
only excepted. L. D. GILLESPIE,
Sept %, 1868 Agent.
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For the LEGISLATURE.

Believing that the county of Mecklenburg has been
well represented in the person of JOHN L. BROWN
who has proven to be~a prompt, active and faithful
public servant, many of his constituents desiae his re-
election, and hereby announce him candidate for the
House of Commons at the election in August next Dir
Brown is good business man, and the services ofsuth
men are needed now in our legislative halls. 81
March l5 1864. pd VOTERS.
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Announcement.

MONROE N. c., March 18th, 1864:
We take the liberty of announcing COL SAMUEL
H. WALKUP, of the 48th n. G. Regiment, cand-
date for the Senate to represent the
of the counties of Union and Anson.
SEVERAL CITIZENS
March Is te-pd of Union County.
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Announcement.

him candidate to represent Meekenburg county
in the Senate at the ensuing August election.
March %, 1864 te-pd
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For the LEGISLATURE.

The friends of Col JAMES NJ. STEWART desire him
to be candidate to represent Union county i'll the
House of Commons of the General Assembly of North
Carolina and therefore him candidate for
that office. MANY ClTIIENS
so 1864 -pd
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For the Legislature.

The friends of e. c. GRIER announce him a candi-
date for reelection to the House of Commons from
Mecklenburg county.
April IL, 1864 te-pd
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Announcement. &.

We, soldiers respectfully announce THOMAS
r. MAGILL as candidate for the House of Commons
for Union county, our regular election in Aug
next and as such will be voted for by
MANY SOLDIERS ARMY
December % 1868 tend
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"a notice..

OFFICE OF WESTERN PLANK ROAD CoMrANY,
Linconon, N. c., April IL, 1864.
To the Stockholders of the Western Plank Road
Company: The Confederate Tax on the jndividu4
shares in this company will be paid by the President
c. G. HENDERSON, Prcst.
April 18. 1864 At West p. R. Company
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COOPER - a 6

TAYLOR Il ASBURY are prepared to furnish
by the ton otherwise, fine article of Copperas,
superior any English offered in market. Druggists
and Apothecaries supplied with chemically pure
article. Address TAYLOR ASBURY,
May 5, 1868 Charlotte, N. c.
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Announcement.

We, as soldiers, respectfully announce Capt. j. E.
MOORE as a candidate for Sheriff of Union county at
next regular election il August and as such will
be voted for by MANY SOLDIERS.
Feb 16 1854 If
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Announcement,

YApkINyILLE, April l8, 1864.
am authorized to announce Col W. H. A. SPEER,
the 29th N. G. Troops, candidate at the election in
August next to represent the people Of the counties of
Yadkn, Surry, Allegheny, Ashe and Watauga in the
Senate of the next Legislature Of North Carolina
Respectfully, R.. F. ARMFIELD.
ADrl 25th. St
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BOMBS FOR SALE.

few 8 per cent Confederate Bonds are offered for
sale Old fves or new issue will be received in pay
ment. JOftN L. bho
Nav 2, 1864. 5tpd
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The Peoples Ticket.

FOR THE SENATE,
COL WILLIAM NJ. GRIER.
FOR THE COMMONS,
r. D. WHITLEY,
J. SOLOMON REID.
May l6, 1864 tePd
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JOHN VOGEL, Practical Tai
lor,rcspectfully informs the citi-
zens of Charlotte and surround
ing country, that he is prepared
to manufacture gentlemen;s clo-
thing in the latest style and at
short notice. His best exertions
will be given to render satisfac-
ton to those who patronize him.
Shop opposite Kerr'sHotel, next
door to Brown & Stitt's store.
Jan. l., 1868. if
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ARRIVAL, and DEPARTURE
OF Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
At Charlotte Office, Daily.
ARRIVES

ARRIVEtS
From Char. & G. Railroad 80 A. NJ. and M
n. G. Railroad, 20 g and 25 g
" A, T. Il o. Railroad 90 1"
" Will, G. & R. Railroad Is P.
DEIoART.S
For N C. Railroad 6 20 A. NJ. and 90 P M
Char. & S G. Railroad 10 90 /" and 80 ''
Will, G. R. Railroad 80 's
. " A, Il. & o. Railroad 90 P. N.
1t is desired that all Parcels Packages Freight to
be Forwarded by either of the above Trains be sent
this Office ONE Hour previous to its departure.
7. D. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. 7, 1868. if
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TIL z
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