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CpfFi met on Monday, May 81. 1854
1upeE ELw sLL snl Associassa, BALpY aud
NcRzrrolDs, ca sbs bench TAe, oso.l
spfsliminary business was got along wi,h.
when Tie Court proceeiea ,etaks Up such
cassss. bo.h civil and criminal a. we're ia
ressiiasSs
connon salih y, John Prosser-ssri,y
Of lie Peace. Sentence of The Coar il,
thai hs ssy The costs AID stand committed
s.:ill tbs eea.snce is complied w:;n.
Comsaos ealsh u. George Basis--Suriy
.. The p-sce The Corr sentenced Ds,is
10 psy The cesfs aad give bail il oae han
dfed dollars fer sprisy Of tie peace during
ohs ear. AID Stands coamiilei until he
.,eomelses with The sentence.
Csrafa2n 2nseaiih vs Sdas D. Edsar-iu
dicin.ehs A>saui, and Battery. The Jury
fomu5 the peteudaal guilty in manner atd
iorn as lie slood iaiicsed. Sen,ercs Of lhs
conr: vas thai Edgar pay a tias OF Ten dol
lars aud eosll of persecution
Comm onweaIih Is Reuben Treaher-En-
dicsmens. hofss s.eains, a true bil. De'l
pleaded guilty in manner and form as be
pay tine Of one hundred dollars 10 the
ccmmta = cath and cost OF ptosecn.oa.
and undergo an imprsonmen, it. the E4.:-
ssn Safe PenFentisry stiabo. Tor term oil
Two years
Commonwealth vs Joseph Harsl-Indict
neni, Larceny. Tfns Bill. After hearing
The sridsnce in The case the defendants
eocnsel viihdrew the pIsa.of ''no, guilty .
The sentence Of the conr was that the De-
fsndani 2ay tiue oi ten dollars aud costs,
aud radergo ar i'm prisensnent of ore gear
in The Periien:isty.
Loviss Gowen U.s. Elizsbeth DaHss-Fj-ci
sneaf yeFdic; for plaintiff, Elk canis dam
ages aud ce.ss-
comrsoaws>lsh r.. wm. Ste,isr-Indc,-
sasni, A<sasl, and Battery. True Bill. vsr-
a.st tot guiliy. Prosecutor, James 8art!s-
TO pa5 The costs.
= = BoesSi & John Eogst rs William
De-. son, .. al. An appssi-ysriic. :0r De :
fspdsus
Pine Schcci District rs A ]. Manning ei.
sal-Ssu. mcns-A Jnror wihdsa@n- judy
-usnl ios Pisinlif. sss g.
70 ne Honosatlz tAs Judges ef IKE Qta,tsr
/. Sessions ef tie Psues ia and for tie COuay y
et coiaansia.
The Grand Inqaes; q The Common y cath
.of Pessnsy lsania, irquiring Tor The body OF
the County OF columeis, respectfully rs
yn:
That they have examined the Public
5liidiass of The county oi Columbia, altI
hare isand them in good repair, except the
CoDts Room. Tie Jail, Prison Rooms, aud
Beds ale kept clean, aud in good order. We
recommend TWO lamps or lanterns 10 be pro
cured ard fixed al iLe head OF Inc slep<: 10
ffenssoi the Court House.
va fussher repoH, that The Cour; Room Is
IA lad order, in consequence Of IT'S teing
us-d .or Conserl Rceta and theatrical
Hall, s..ss We recommend .ha, hereafter said
Conss Room be used for noking but the ir
cifiFazle business Of the Coor,s. aud Poihi-
cal nomias;sng Cenn,y conveeti-ns. and
tIs meeting of The School Directors Tor .be
election Of couasy Superintendent, and
for no o.ssr purposes uhsseser.
- . further recommend be painting and
elezpins Of the coun Room. and some
zIIxisi repz:fs at the Dwelling.
Ali 81 3tlirh is respectfully Submitted.
d. WATSON. Fo,emaa
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THE psiSTxs for April has reached DOR
slncl1m, containing as usoaI, large
aaon5a OF vaioabls information for the
rcsaft.v Every Printer should sa5<crihe
ior il. Prizes only 81 90 a yesr. JoHs.
GRkAsox s Co. Pubsishers, III Wm. ST.
Ns~ York
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THs bill taxing stock deaIi ng is equal 10
ievyine S5 oCO 600 per annum on the New
Yofk brokers board.
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Tne Pennsylvania Senats. on Saturday,
OF 8eek before last. passed an set 10 auth
or,zs sI,s Safe hanks to become National
panks: also bhi,o pay expenses sof the
inauguration. $50 600 forshe extension Of
The usass OF ths ca pisol was Passsi.
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sMiijer's Store.
7 n p Gh Ar-a3vnQ
OF SPRING kaD SUMMER G0eDS.

Eg'HE subscriber ha- Just returned from
tie Cities with anetiIer large and select
assortment of
Spring & SUssssaer Goods,
pnrsi, a-sed a, Philajei phi. md Nv York,
81 f}is loves G.n's. AMI h;cn Gs ~
tsetsrr,'l.ad 20 >ril or ~ ruuie'a E srH,s -
can ue procured elsewhere ia 6ioOsutSo:g.
ti,> STOCK complies
EadicS' Dress Goods,
,Ae cllnice~' s',Irs and iAie>' faai:ons-
= SY G . . . 6,
G2 - % O. "a "a 4 CD 50
HARDWARE. QEEENSW ARE.
CEDAR y ARE. HOtAOW-WARE,
IA - ga - GA oS.
Boc,S end Shoes. tial- ani C.ps. S,c &c.
IN short, evpry,tius Oeusill Srpr ''' country
STORES; TO which ne invites The pnolic eensE'
ally.
The hiches price VIII be raid far coEs i
TN Erod3ce, IN exrh gre- i.r eond-.
SEEspGN u MILLER.
Bloc n shurg, Nav IL. 1861.
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TaE ATTssrsos OF capitalists and Others
wishing 70 maze investments in ibc l. :
so-z2 Besds, l. called lothe advertisement
% anoshef co'Enn so-daY ty ihe AGENTS Of
s,se N@tsons' is@..ks which are dePoes;sfier
oi pubic Aoney. sad other Banks and
Bankefs aeiii.g e- agents Of The National
DePo-i'srs banks, wao VIII iiirnish iuriiser
iaiernssion and afford every fscisi,y 10 sob
scf,tess, en application 10 them These
Bonds ara issued nnder the Aci Of Congress
oi Nafcb s;h. 1865. which makes theme cx
enpi IRON 'sxaliep By OF nnd'sr any stale OF
snpeicipai asi'.orisy- Read the advertise
nens, aud By calling Al his office failar in
sirncsions in cifcYiar fnrn car be seen.
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Ihs rr5miss Gat ths Performance.
wHar may 7aoMlsFD.

wat, II al protsbi'i;y, will be oioushl to
an houoraele aud 6aal close IN a few
nIon,hs.--Sumefsa Herald + Whis 0.fo5T
1868
Hnw rHK PROMISE WAS KEPr.
Oe.osrr i7;h, i863-Draii ordered for
500 600 Men
Feeraary Ia-is6i-Dfair Ordered Tor
.2oo, ,0e0 Mem !!
March llth. sisdi Draft ORDERED for
2o8,e00 Men =!
April, is6i- Call m ade os the Governcr OF
The BorIer States tor 100 .0ae militia to de-
isud HE Norsh against anticipated rebel in>
vasloa. a
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fnfosrs0T sFosMaIios Cot @ Frte=e
keeps constantly on hard and for safe, al
shs Recorder. Office in Bloonl, sars, :. The
CoasiisuIioa si ths uu.isl s;:as-," and OF
ihs Safe Of Pennsylvania, is vsfious
ss,<ss !: pr,ces 10 sais also, sundfy other
democratic books. documents: aud spsech-
=. :eee;her vish legal. noss ard cap pa
per psaz. INK ard envelopes Of all sizss
end - Is . veil - sheolosieaI, poeiieai,
HAt5ricEi znd 1aisreIi zf.eabs books, cheap
EnAxx Lk-lI<'s Lspvss Mag zlsx for Aa5
s On o1s Ta5is. j lsa moseeapi'ai nosi-
,ev. safpss<iass Al osi.sfs iAatw we hass seen
far loas tine: Tne iz-hios plasss can't
l. beat They are s2lsndid. TIE fsa.iing
: r1oieI, aud si..;erssling. Sebscfipiieil,
SAD ped zzap-p. AtJssss, i'-szz .kss<zs,
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The Federal debt incre ased 500 600
600 ia the month OF March.
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J lot S,Ise--e e. p Heath, ~
DANIEL MrIiENRY Treasurer.
TreasureT's Odi-s
Biuomsbnrg April I3, 1864
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people; and we are informed that many
are staying in churches and outbuildings.
This being so, how is it possible for the
people still here, (lnostly women and chill
.dren) to find any shelter; and how can
hey live through the winter in the woods!
no shelter or subsistence, iAsthe midst OF
strangers and without the power to assist
hem much if they were willing to do so.
This is but feeble picture ofthe couse-
4uences of this measure. You know the
sFoe, the horror, and the suffering cannot
be described by words. Imagination can
only conceive fit, and we ask you to take
These things into consideration.
81 We know your mind and time are con-
|stantly occupied with the duties Of your
command, which almost deters us from
asking your attention to this matter, but
Thought it might be,-that you had not con-
ssidered the subject, in all its awful conse-
5quences, and that on more reflection, you,
swe hope, would not make this people an
exception to all mankind, for we know OF
mo such instance ever having occurred,
Surely, none such in the United States, and
what has this helpless people done, that
they should be driven from their homes to
wander as strangers, outcasts and exiles,
and to subsist on charity2
We do not know, as yet, the number of
Speople still here. OF tiTosc who are, if al
Moved to remain here, we are satisfied a
;3esaectable nRmber, if allowed to remain
al Home, could subsist for months without
assistance, and respectable number for
a much longer time and who might not
need assistance at any time.
In conclusion, we most earnestly and
solennly petition you to reconsider this
order or modify it, and suffer this unfor-
tunate people to remain at home and en-
joy what little means they have.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES NJ. CALHOUN, Mayor.
E. E. RAWsON, ! connciImor
L. @. WELLS, oo"n'lilen'
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original compact Of government the Uni
ted States had certain rights in Georgia
which have not been relinquished, and
never will be: that the South began the
war by selling the forts, arsenal, minis,
custom honses, &C., long before Mr.. Lin
coin was installed, and before the South
had one jot or title of provocation. l my
selfhave seen in Missouri, Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Mississippi, hundreds and thou
sands of women and children flying from
your armies in desperation, hungry and
with bleeding feet. In Memphis, Vicks-
burg, and Mississippi we fed thousands Of
the families of the rebel soldiers left on
onr hands, whom we could not see starve.
Now that war comes home to you, and you
feel very different.
You deprecated its horrors but did not
feel them, when you sent carloads of SOL
diers and ammunition and moulded shot
and shell to carry war into Kentucky and
Tennessee, and desolate the homes of hun
dreds and thousands of good people who
only asked to live in peace at their old
homes and under the government of their
inheritance But these comparisons are
idle. I want peace, and believe it can
only be reached through Union, and l will
ever conduct the war purely with view
to perfect an early success.
But my dear sirs, when that peace does
come you may call on me for anything
Then will share with you my last crack
or, and watch with you to shield your homes
and families against danger from every
quarter.
Now you must 60, and take with you
the old and feeble, feed and nurse them,
and build for them in more quiet places
proper habitations to'shield them against
the weather till the mad passions of men
cool down, and allow the Union and peace
once more to settle OH your old home at At
ianta. Yours in haste,
W. 7. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
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the most perfect order IN that vicinity du-
ring the transfer Of these families. A
white flag will be displayed during the
truce, and the guard will cause all wagons
to leave. at p. m. on Wednesday the 2lst,
and the guard TO withdraw at dark, the
truce to terminate the next morning.
BY order of
Major General
W. T. SHERMAN,
L. NJ. DAYTON, Aid-de-Camp.
To Gen. J. 3. Hood,
Commanding Confederate army in Ga.
Official copy:
Eth. Z. WADE, Abide Camp.
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Your obedicnt servant,
[Signedl j. L. HOOD, General.
Official copy.]
f. IL. WIGEAn, A. u. q.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE MAYOR OF
ATLANTA AND GEN. SHERMAN.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE MAYOR OF
ATLANTA AND GEN. SHERMAN.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. IL, 1864.
N0j0r General W. 4. Sherman:
SIR:-The undersigned, Mayor and two
members Of the Council for the city of At
lanta, for the time being the only legal Or
gan Of the people of the said chy, to ex-
press their wants and wishes, ask leave
most earnestly but respectfully 10 petition
you to reconsider the order requiring them
10 leave Atlanta.
At first view it struck us that the meas
ure would involve extraordinary hardship
and loss but since we have seen the prac-
teal execution of it, so far as it has pro-
crossed, and the individual condition of
many of the people, and heard their state
ments as to the Inconvenience, loss and
suffering attending it, VIC are satisfied that
the amount of it will involve in the aggre-
gate, consequences appalling and heart
rending.
Many poor women are in an advanced
state Of pregnancy others now having
young children; and whose husbands, fer
the greater part, are either i'll tho army, pris-
oners or dead. Some say Il have such an
one sick at my house. Who will wait on
them when 1 am gomez" Others say,
What are we to do! We have no houses
to go to, and no means to build, buy or
to rent any mo parents, relatives or friends
to 20 to-" Another says, 81 will try and
take this and that article of property; but
snch and such things l must leave behind,
though | need them much" We reply to
them, "Gcn. Sherman will carry your
property to Rough and Ready, and Gen.
Hood will take it thence on" and they
viii reply to that: But l want to leave
the railroad at such place and cannot
get conveyance there on"
We only refer TO few facts to try TO il
lustrate in part how this measure will OPP
crate in practice. As you advanced, the
people north of MS fell back, and before
you arrived here, large portion of the
people had retired South; so that the coun-
try South. of this is already crowded, and
without houses enough TO accommodate the
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WOOL NOTICE..

QuaTIeTmasIeT'S Department., q
RALEIGH. n. C June 9, 1854.
lam NOW PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
Il COTTON YARN FOR WOOL, upon the following
terms, viz:
One bunch of Yarn for pounds OF Washed Wool.
q" Unwashed "
AGENTS have been appointed TO make the exchange at
the following places:
Oxford, TAWboro', KinSt0n,
Catherine Lake, Concord Rockingham,
lendcrsonville, Statewide, Rpxboro',
Ashevle PIitsboro, Lnusbnrg,
Fayetteville, Coeraine, Kaleigh
~ Persons shipping to this place will please
mark the packages who they and cotton yarn
will be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will periodically respond tn the above
notice, tine wool is for clothing the NOrth.Car.
oIIna troops. ii. A. DOWD,
A. Q. NJ, n. G. A.
July 10, 1904 89-tf.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
D. O. GUNTER,
LIT. aud Acting Adjt

a NUMBER OF VALUABLE HOUSES
N and LOTS in the City of RALRIG1. including the
cOmmOdous house formerly occupied by tue late MIR.
HUrCHINS asa
HOTEL.
For terms apply to the subscriber,
j. p II. RUSS.
Raleigh Sept. 90, 1864. 57-6t.
~ Petersburg Express and Daily Progress copy three
times and send accounts this Office.
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From the Confederate ]
List of Casualties.
HEADo'Rs Cox's BRIGADE,

dEADQ RS COX s BRIGADE,
Near StrGsburg, Sept. 81, 1864.
MESSRs EDITORS Il send you for publication,
and for the information of the relatives and friends
of the soldiers Of this Command the following list
of Casualties in the brigade in the battle of Win.
chester on the 9th inst. The very slightly wound
ed, i'll most cases, omitted.
Very respectfully, &c,
SEATON GALES, A. A. Gen.
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y S"indell Missing-Sgt Tatem, corp ] W
seIoy' PriVates N Cox, H Forbes, A ] Parks.
hIWG 2Il: m MUIR L Turner. Missing
L. ~ a "lseman, priVates Henry Caster, NJ Ben
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5rnGI- 1f)rrbIq 5tanhara,
TIE ATLANTA EXILES.

Correspondence betaOees Gen. Hood and
the Mayor Of atlanta, and Gen. SAer-
1IGn.
lIEADo'Rs MILITARY D1y1s1oN)
OF THE MISSISSIPPI
In the Field, Atlanta, Co.,
Sept. 9, 1864.
Gen. j. B. Hood, Gtmmandiaq A,mas IF
1enneSsec-COntederate .Army:
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Era. B. WADE, \. D. G.
GEN. suERMlN's LETTER CONCERNING THE
EXILEs.
HEADQ'Rs MILITARY DIVISION
OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
In the Field, Atlanta, Ga,
Sept. 10, 1864.
Special Field Order No. 70.]
|. Pursuant to an agreement between
Gen. j. B. Hood, commanding the Con-
federate forces in Georgia, and Mai. Gen.
~. r. Sherman, commanding this army,
truce is hereby declared to exist from
daylight of Monday, Sept. 18th, until day
light Thursday, Sept. 22d, being ten llO)
full days, at the point on the Macon RaIl.
road, known as Rough and Ready. and
the country around about for circle OF
two (2) miles radius, together with the
roads leading to and from in the direction
of Atlanta and Lovcioy station, respect
fully, for TIE purpose OF aff"rding the PEG
Dle of Atiusta a safe means OF removal to.
points South.
III. The Chief Quartermaster at Atlanta,
Col. Easton, will afford all the people OF
Atlanta, who elect to 20 South, all the Ia
ciIitfes he can spare to remove them COM
forIably and safely, with their effects, TO
kOuyh and Ready, using cars and wagons
and an,huIances for the purpose ana
commanders of regiments and DrigadeS
may use their regimental anG stall teams
20 carry ont the obi ect of this order, the
whoIeto cease after "Wednesday, the 2lst
instant.
LII. Major General Thomss viii cause a
guard to b. established OIL tie ro;1d out'
beyond the Camp Ground, with orders to
allow all wagons and vehicles to pass, that
are manitestly for this purpose, without
undue search, and Maj. Gen. Howard VIII
send guard of one hundred men with
field officer in command, to take post at
Rough and Ready during the Truce, with
orders, in concert with Il guard from the
Confederate army Of like size, tn maintain
, 1864-04-27

mrut. vh:ch vaa reicctad ,r,cns,nr :. tax Of fur
nSr csot. .iss,e.d - M h.;f aer cent. IN
a1ns. nrtt3fs ~ incrma nrh;ch ahs1i ha ff.r ycd
from iniere., on notes hnnT. NJ nrcnr3.iss of no
Uniu Sizes ~S' -
nj, HOLMAN offered uuother amendment. which
wns lespted, that incomes criyed from the inter
cst Of notes bonds CT ot5er srnnrItie. nfth. United
statcs ahal be iutlade in The estimate Of income
nnc, this section which places tho dsY ut fyo per
cant IN nil ovcr sGCQ.
TIE ealaries Of Members Of Cucsrcss ten Der ccn;,
which WEE voted down by = IarSe ma.orIty.
Many other an.endmen,s wers offered and reject
saving h:nks from taxation.
+ n. FRANK OF New York, offered an amendment
providing that On Incomes ezceedIn. $500 and not
more than 81 0O. tax Of Eve per cent shall be In
SIS ta1 Of TX per cent. and on all over va 20
y per cent. In support of this Mr. Frank said the
Somnittee on Wars and Mesna have themselves
Graduated taxaflon IN thus oil which N effect was
, 1864-04-27
LOCAL MAT.r.tEsEsS

Pension and Bounty HInnk*.
For sale al the CHICAGO TRa2usE orF1cE, 81
The series is complete, and the forms are accu-
rate, conforming in every respect TO the fnstruc.
tiona from the Pension Oalcc- All the forms per
talntng to an application are printed upon one
sheet embracing tte Declaration OF the Applicant,
the AfEdayits Of Witnesses the Certificates Of the
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney. Clerks Certificate
10y Chicago, III.
Application for Transfer of Pension.
Application for Prize Money. ...., ..
Application of Widow or Mother for Payment OF
Application Of Invalid Pcnsioner for Payment OF
Pension.
Claim of Hcfrr for Arrears.
Claim for uorse and Equipment.
Comn,utation or Ratiohs for Exchanged Prison
Of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Dieablcd Sold,erts Declaration for Bounty Money
TACT Of March 8, 1857
We send them POST PAID. at the rate OF Is cents
per quire, upon the receipt OF the money.
Address, Tribune CoHrAkr,
, 1864-04-27
BnarDinR.

nOARDING-two pleasant fEont Eooms w:ta
y cI.sets. wafer and bath room on aaMe nooS. w'tn
rnnd Il Nd can be obtained tn private family Oh
North side. Conveniently and plessant'y loea;ed:
Tuo gentlemen md thef wives ereferfed d0oo rel
er.nres re6utscd and given. Address r. Post OF.
nce fTnTrr 1855. apz7-dso1-st
1nAHDISG-Tweu unfurnith ed family tooNs. with
ci,thes presses and goud bath roo1a- Also. ~
Echt 4 lev gentlemen no17defs wanted 4 aood
stnble II desired. At No. LIB Fourth avenue.
bp27-ds2s1t
-nxRn1E4,-A few pleasant rooms to let with
board II lis Wees Madisontt. ap2sdsasss
TSOARDISG-A few Gentlemen With thets = Fam', 71s
! lies npm the city, can be aceo1Todate1 WITH
Iieatant ecous At board dur1ns the season 10 tie
(. rntry. Eoons agTe and RlEy. noosa ntaatsd e. y
neaanni rove, within three M1nutea Walk ol tne Dc
XII. Cn lie Dixon Air Line. Apple alton must be
HHsue poCn. Address J e. Z. o. BOX q Goneyt,
Ksre county III. npa6a:l-se
rDAHnING.-Four young ladies' who are sc-
II Guatpttd can ohtain board With large. pleasant
roam Ago gentlemen wso nEe pern1nen:ly located
Nsaht1 eton sneet- len day boasdcts wsatca at mod
erate p:7cee. Best ofEeferences requ1sed.
..r9S-ifA7-fk
, 1864-04-27
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Tho Cn1l for Reserve Troops.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
STATE OT ILLINOIS,

6PH1S0F1ELp. April 70. 1StI
CartALc1enzo u. Whitney, OF Dixon, Illinois, Il
hereby authorized 10 recruit IN, Or MORE compan.
les u infantry, for Government service. for one
HUNDRED days. 10 be enrolled and feoorted IN camp
1T Li1on. within twonty days from this date.
He Is also authorized and requested to assist in
the recruiting and organization OF other comp,nie.
in his district and TO have charge Of such recruits
a. may report at camp at that place.
Nv order Of ALIEN G. FULLER,
Adiutaut Eanesnl.
, 1864-04-27
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
MIRRORS, ,MAETEL ORNAMENTS, PIANO FORTE,
&C., &c,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 18th, at sh O'Clock. At Dwell
Ing Houte
375 WABASH AVENUE,
Tho eDt,fe furniture Of family tcl1ngushtng house
Keeping, combating Of Ic9 RosSE9od rAs!9r Fusnl
fTocE and Ornaments. Her Glass. BRUSSELS Carpets
IEaE1pE Room; Cnauesr, D!n'9s @ sooM snd kitsasn
A flne Rosewood Plano Forts. 81 ocsxVe.
ALSO
Several verY old and a9s OIL PqtntnGs. . painted II
Italy. WM- A. BUFFERS q Cot
ap:Grd26tEs Anctloneess.