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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-20
4S6 CHOICE STOCK - 1876
4s6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTs. 1856
4s6 PAPERHA 4sS

select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Gen.
ter Pieces, &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades, variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
Tassels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, diff
ferent sizes and colors, q beautiful assortment;
Picture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
also, q variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va
ried stock of small sized oval and Carte de Visite
Frames.
ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS,
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store. -..r l.a.
Orders for Paperhansing and Window Shades
pupctually attended to in city or county.
Terms cash fer goods or labor.
j. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh street.
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RYw B. LEWIS & Co., Auctoneers.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
&C.. AT AUCTION.
TO MORROW, Thursday, at 91a o'clock, at our
Store, No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue, We shall sell
the Furniture of parties breaking up, as Bureaus,
Bedsteads; Beds, Mattresses. Chairs, Tables, and
and Shirts, Boots and Shoes, lot Groceries, Soap,
jy 20 W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts.
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EKMAETE 81
- STORES.
G1iJ QKarteYnaster's Office, Washiagtos Depot. ,
WASHINGTON. d. g.. July Is 1854
Will be sold at Publs auction at Seven tn street
wharf, in the city of Washington, on FRIDAY.
July q 1854. at IL O'Clock g. n. q lot of Quarter.
masters Stores, condemned unfit for USE viz:
Scoop Shovels, Chairs,
Axes, Buckets,
Picks, Lanterns,
Brooms, Stoves,
Horse Covers Old Copper,
Letter presses Life Preservers, &c.
Tables,
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within five days from date of sale
Terms cash, in Government funds
d FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarter master.
jy l6-d Depot of Washington.
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE Bye ORDER OF THE
ORPHANS COURT.
On SATURDAY. the sd instant, at u o'clock a.
m, We shall sell, in front of our Auction Rooms,
corner 18th and Streets the personal effects of the
AUGUSTUS WATTS, Administrator
iy 20 st GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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h JAS o. Mcd oih1 q co. Auctl'neerS'
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE OLD WINES
AND LIQUORS IN BOTTLES AND DEMI-
JOHNS.
at s O'Clock, at the AUCTION ROOMS, we shall
sell the extensive and entire stock "f Mr.. James
Caspars, removed from his late II tel to the
Auction Rooms for convenience of Sale, and will
be sold without reserve, some of it being an ac-
cumulation of the last twenty years. We name in
part
Choice Brands Of MADEIRA, Port, Sherry. Rhine
and Claret Wines.
Superior Old Monongahela and Cabinet Whiskey.
some bottled in 1870.
Choice Brandy. Santa Cruz and Jamaica Rum, Old
Scotch Whskey, imported in 1884, Peach
Brandy, Wild Cherry Brandy
Hungarian and California Wines, Old Julep, Pars-
ley Brandy, Champagne, in quarts and pints.
White Wine, Vinegar, DC, &c.
One large French plate Mirror.
~ Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms.
Terms cash.
jy 16 J. =. MCGUlRE q CO.. Auc6.
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RY ]. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A FINE SQUARE OF

PEKEMPTORY SALE OF a FINE SQUARE OF
GROUND.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 22d, at s
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall sell the
whole of square No. 800. lying on north III street,
between 9TH and sth streets east
The sale of this square entire affords fine OPP
We'll WITH The eraoa ;n nast
Of the city, has pavement, &C., laid the street
front
Terms One half cash; the remainder in s and
u months, with interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises
Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers.
Title perfect.
tYl5-d j. @. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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UY J. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HORSE, SPRING WAGON AND HARNESS.
On FRIDAY MORNING. July 22d at IL O'Clock.
on the premises, North Capitol street, near the
Boundary I shall sell the following property, be-
longing to the estate of my late husband
62l gals Catawba Wine
$50 - Colombia Wine
80 80 Isabella Wine
30 " Venango Wine,
in all $50 gals in casks not exceeding 30 gals each
AT the same time,
One b orse Harness and Spring Wagon.
One Iron Safe. end a number of Surveyors
Terms cash. NINA UHLMANN,
Adm'1 Of late Chas. T. UhImann.
iY l6 d j G. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL-On Balti-
Nl more Railroad, Is miles from Philadel phis-
Pupils have the benefits of a home; thorough
course in Mathematics, Languages, English &c.
Number limited. Terms moderate Received at
any time Fine Library and Apparatus. Address
Seminary, Delaware county, Pa. jy 97w*
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SO OOO LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
CU,VUU PRINCES Stamping Depot, 3s1
street, opposite Patent ONCE, and get their Stamp.
ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done As
there are other Richards in the field ladies better
look out that they come to Princes, who is the
only practical hand in the city. Be sure you 60 to
street, opposite Patent ONCE. mhl
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FLUTINgI

Every lady In the District to know that have,
machine, for Flutins or Crimpns Dresses, &c.
Dressmakers and others can have any kind of goods
cheap as in any other city. Ladies, remember this
Fe ISL at
site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing Depot, mvs
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SOLDIER SHoT-Yesterday morning, as q
train containing a number of soldiers under
guard, was crossing 18th street, at Maryland
avenue, on the way over the river, three SOL
diers jumped of and ran. They were immedi-
ately called to halt when one of them turned
back, but several shots were fred at the two
who refused to halt, and unfortunately the one
returning was struck in the body with three
balls killing him instantly. HIS name has not
been ascertained
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GRAND LARCRNY.-This morning, officer
DOM, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Morris
Jay, a soldier, for the larceny of money amount
ing 10 eight or nine dollars from Kate Orr, col
ored. Jay was taken before Justice Giberson,
and when he was searched the money was
found. Justice Giberson sent him to Jail for
C0nrt
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MILITARY ORGANIZATION TO BE KEPT UP
BY direction OF General M. O. Meigs, O uarter-
master General, the military organization of
the u uartermaster's Department employees is
TO be kept up. and they are to he drilled regu-
Iarly, in order TO be prepared for any emergen-
cy. General Rucker, commanding the Brigade,
has ordered that each officer of the Depot, have
the employ ees drilled at least half an hour
each day. s
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Observation-Disclosures ~ and O'Clock
on Monday night, some soldiers on the east side
OF the canal, thought to belong to the Veteran
Reserve Corps, in camp on Carroll Hill,
amused themselves by firing towards the
houses on the Island, in the vicinity of Mary
land avenue bridge, and several balls passed
through the houses, but fortunately no one
was Injured.
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THE RRsULT.-The robbing Of F. @. RYAN,
referred to in the Star last evening, was traced
up by the Officers. The robbery was perpe-
trated at No. 335 10Th street, kept by woman
named Nina Reynolds, where Ryan was the
night before last with Philip Gillen. Ryan
laid down on a sofa and slept GiIlen sat
down on chair in front OF him and was seen
TO put his hand in Ryan's breast pocket and
take something out. GilIen was arrested at the
metropolitan Hotel by officer Sullivan, and
WAS taken before J Justice Clayton, who held
him to bail for court.
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ITO RENTAL elegant HOUSE, with brown
ern Improvements, centrally and pleasantly To-
Gated, No. 444 street, near the residence of Sec
The premises not to be. rented for q boarding
house For, particulars inquire Of Hon D.. 3.
No. 81 ~ street. Possession given immediately.
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G.. ID. SMITHS
Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters.

TONIC AROMATIC -DIsIN
FECTING-PROPHYLACT
Sold Everywhere.
Ask your Druggist and Grocer for it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-01-07

taken by the oldest person, or youngest child.
Madame ZRdOc POrter's Curative Bal
sam is no new anil untried medicine, hut has been
n"cd lW the public for the past q Years, with I'M
paracled success and has acquired its prcacnt eS-
tomsye and largely increasing sale, simply ly being
recommended by those who have used it to their
afflicted friends and others.
II you have cold, If ever so slight do not
fail to give the Bnlsun trial. the very low pri at
which s sold, brings it in tho rcrr Of every one,
that thcynay always Keep it convenient for use The
um"lyusc Ofa - rcut hottle will often prove to he
worth one hund cd tunes its cost.
u" not he put off with any othcr Ask for Mad
anne ZadOc POrter's COugh BalsRn, insist
IN having IT, and take no other If your Druggist does
not have ii, have him send and geti for You.
Bb'Sold by all Druggists At 25 and so
cents per Bottle.
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprictors,
2lS Grcenwjch street, ". Y.
Nov ~ IaG1 IA ly
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The Christian G.n.l.m.n.

,1Iois above mean thing. IIc can
not stoop to a mean firaud. IIr invadcs
no secrets in the Keeping Of another
ITe ,hctrays 10 secrets confilcd to bis
own keeping. lie takes selfish advan-
tagc Of no mans mistakes. lie uses no
ienobic woap0ns iu CONTROVERSY. lie
never stabs stabs in the dark. IIc is
ashamed Of inncndoes. IIo is not one
thing to mans face and another at
his back. If BY accident he comes into
possession OF his neighbors counscls,
hc passes upon them an instant obIiv-
ION, He bears scaled packages with
out tampcring with the wax Papcrs
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StF F59a9FastFr 8s'Ettt,


IvWegind in, a Westcrh;1cyspaper tlic
following aplatform, said to have been
adopted by Democrats Of Ohio and else
whore since the elections. These re-
solutions show considerable power Of
adaptation 70 circumstances;
"Wareas, dimocrisy furnishes best
wen it is successful; and warcas, it is
tender flower and don 3 bear the chill
lin frosts NV sdvfrsity much; aud
wareas, the people hay shOdc, by the
pckoolyer slillo Of their votin that
they don't tike Yallandiggum ner his
prenseples ;,and ,wareas the poole is NV
moar yusc to us the Vallandggum :
therefore, bolt. W
iiReSolced, That Vallandiggum never
was reprentativ NV the democratic ijoc.
t'ReSolred, That We do not inlorse
his views or approve his acts, and did.
Aa's Resulted, That onist old A.Einkin,
lylarrestin NV him, and thereby forcin
NV us into compittin poittiklclspVsidc
byRomintin uv him wilz guilty Of a
heenus Gin.
"Resoired, Thatwo aint cz much con
sarncd about our habis corpuscs cz we
wuz aforc Che clccshin.
y"Resoiped, That the war for the Uni N
must go on, until its encmis is subjoo-
gatid, and the banner NV buty and
glory waves over every stait aud tIC
dimocratic committus. Nv the variu,
stats be requested to procoora suili'
shet number ny banners, and apinI
snb-committis t0 wave en-.
"Rcs0irrd, That wo arclin iavur Nv
subjoogashen, emansipashcn, coniisca
shen, toxashcn, eonscripshen, extcr
ininashen, Niger cnlistmcnts. and G
there is anythin else the people desire
letem write (postpadc) and wccl pas
theoneccssary resolusllcn.'
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..... References. f..|-
Wc cordially recommend r. W. TALLMADGE, as
man entirely worthy Of confidence. and one who
sill honestly rarry ont Whatever he proposes to do
W. s. Rosccr,nS, Major General 4 :. A.
g. +. Bucknghnu, Adlutmt Gcncral,T. s. A.
q. u. Wright Qiartern'stcr General Of Ohio.
g. Drlsno, commisslry
EV-tioycnor Dcmison.
We also refer to the following oficcrs in service
Major General w. 7. sherman. Ed
Brigaicr General ". b. Ewing -
Colonel John VI. Council, 18th Regiment q. Y. I.
+. u. Pon cd "
g. II. Pippcy NHh ' "
Liout. Colonel Sw1yno, AL "
"a. v. dupp, Ist Bog q. V. Cavalry.
MAJOR Joah A. stafort lat Regiment 0.V /.
T.. +. Jackson bsth q 81" I"
Z" u. w. GeSy. 4Gh ' /"
We refer 10 tho following citizens of Lancaster, Ohio
lion Thomas Ewing Hon. r. r.. Ewing, MessYs. Hun
tor 4 Dalgherty. John y. Martin, John =. Rrasr"
harle' r. Garpghty, M"ssrS Rcrrf, KutE 4 Co., Dr
Wagcnh'l' Pension Surgeon, .
Lancaster, August ~, isEi-2ltf II tlF
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l,o,NyllsgeI y Dtalltd Men,
o. 1,lls,lQpE ~ rnE l2r(coN, pIsru I
chlllic0tlIc, Ohio, .hny l2tlk 1861. I

,y. ytllEAnQE ~ rnE l2rit Cos. lhsTu ~
''s chc0tiIc, ohio my i2tlh 1Sri3.
DARhGHAplI II of Circular No. 1tIr"m the Office
Il ofthc lrnvu4t Marshal General, Is ~ fir Modified
NJ toTctlliiraeVcry drafted uinh claiming g"xclnltion
l,y rrason Ui having paid the sum or rthrrc hundred
dollars tswD, uWler section lJ " "'riic a't for en-
rolling aud railing nut the nntnnal fnrr"S anl Tor
other purposes approved March 3l lsEl, tn present
DurLIriTE REtEIPrS from tho receiver ofoom.
mutation money. for such amount To tlr'l'oprd of
Enromcntnf II his district IN order f. receive there
lTnIfn CEltrIFlcATE OF EN EMl'lluN, "
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IN cnch
Congressional District, has lHcn authorized by the
tccrrtnry of War aud directed by tue Secretary II the
Treasury tn receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire il fIr the purpose " exemption nom III" dmi,
the mn,ry above sIrritcd. I'm receipt ~ the sum,
the Collector VI lntern, Revenue shalt give the
drafted person paying il DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
shcopics NJ these receipts shall he delivered I" the
Ronrl ~ Enrichment un or before tho day tho drhtc'
person n required to report ior duty, one copy To he
retained lN the said l,oarnnd when 80 delivered tothc
mid lonrd tho drRle person shall hc furnished by
the Board, with y, .rhrntc of exemption disrhnrgng
him from further Inability under the drO, by reason
nf hypg pnd tl,c sun nf three hundred 'lullars as
nfprcsNI GEO. ", RORY,
Provost Marshal and President oftho
board Of Enrolhncnt
July 2i'Gi-l7.
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SECu .ITY IiSlDANCCcNPAtf,@
OF NEW YORK. inDoa sidi

ccompaaics divide three fourihs OF not pronts
annually TO the Policy Holdersin scrip, bearing In
teestat6 per ,,thereby fundn the surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and chsapS
Bsurance, . ' -uIs tt f1- IUt Fgd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

CoNIEACls'
The present contract system open 20 many anu =.
rous objections What',f may nave Dceh ia HeIns
when originally established the condition oi 'ne eo.,
try end OF trade las 20 changed hs 10 render ess ~
notifications necessary. u not the aDiosa'ion " 'ae
system itself The instability OF PRICES aln TIDE
market during the progress OF the war have male
difficult aud in some instances almost impossible 10
procure offers for contracts 10 furnish yearly SUPPLIES
Tor the Navy from honest and reliable contractors
NJ a rate which docs not contemplate the highest mar
kc price of gold as well as long delay IN the du time Oh
Of The country or the market will be gain to the con
tractor VINO nas ~. ai snnu,, '''''"> '"N
Nc loss to the Gcyerninen'. o,,.,rn,v
proposal made the present year Tor inc supply
Of aI canvas which is mostly imported ILLUSTRATES tni
point The BIDS were received waen escnu,s1 ma' a.
nearly the highest rate II has attained ana from an
honorable and reliable contractor WHO has Tor years
supplied the Government faithfully The agsrega,e OF
The offer was for payment in currency $li2s,Tly ~
on for payment in gold its equivalent at the time
each bin was paid s536,925 There was no ALTERNATIVE
under the law other than accept the currency ou
aud ~ thc rate Of exchange has ien there has Deeh
responding increase of profits 10 the contractor
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-12
THE
REPORTERS DlCTIDN A ReY
BASED ON PH(bNOGR PLY

IN PRESS and shortly to DE published, a
l book with the above. title, prepared by the
sabsc. ;ber, who has had nearly 20 years prac-
tice in Photographic writing, having been at
one time employed official reporter il
the United States Senate, and, who has been
&C.. the iassss~sntsen months. aaA is aosS, re-
porter Of the Atlanta Inteiiigancer.
The Dictionar; will contain indi~ ations, ~v
n,earz OF simple nomenclature, i sr writing
with Phanogra phic letters. about 20 900 words
of the English language, OF ninety -nlac ore
hundreths Of those in common use-the re-
m aiming words being easily written after these
sre learned.
In the Introduction to the Dictionary, sim
pie instruction win be given tor beginners Of
the study Of Photography, with autographed
illustrations, prepared by one OF the best ar
fists in the Confederacy. The object Of the
publication is to make STANDARD for Confed-
crate Reporters, and TO render it possible for
the much coveted and beautiful art of Report
ing, TO be ieal ned even without the aid If a
teacher.
as the work will be expensive. new type
having been procured expressly for it, only a
small edition will be issued. Those whe de-
sire copies are requested to send to the author
their orders at once, Ito be recorded accom-
panied with the price Of the same, which will
be five dollars per copy. The book in paper
cover, aud suitable for use, will be sent to all
subscribe-s, by mail, without additional ex-
pense: A. T.. MARSH LII,
diff Augusta, Ga.
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a PArsloT'c Ber.-A clergyman in
forms Us Of 81 in, dent which came unde,
his observation ii. Petersburg, Va, that
we take infinite pleasure in recording. A
soldier arrive: amid ,renching rain.
bare headed, having lost his hat while the
train was moving rapidly. Approaching
our informant, the soldier inquire where
he conid ger hat Ns was informed
that the etopes "eresall closed, and that
n'7 "oaid nrt BE- procured in the city. a
lt,i a5tes Gout tea years, ovsri: bearing the
conversation, quickly informed the soiti e,
thst be coald have his cap But" say
the soldier, what viii you 80 for one,
sonny? have straw nat replied
:n- boy, "ane It IS warn, enough ROW tc
wear tha - Psi. Erpress.
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During the Pupic wars Of Eastern .Eu-
rope a celebrated city i'll Italy was threat
ened with siege by the aggressive army.
A council Of war was held, and the ban
donmcut of the city determined upon. Heat
ing the result, the wife Of the General COM
mandins provided herself Will, two dag
gers and called at his quarters. She an
nounced her purpose to take his life with
one Of these ana with the other to |; 'strny
her own, IN Case the decision to evacuate
the city was not revoked. Her diplomacy
prevailed, the aggressive army was finally
defeat d. and the city RESTORED TO liberty
Seut' ern women are equally heroic. bat
less vio' Mt. They al 4 the press saved
Richn, ID in 1862, even after the archives
had been removed to place i'll tho Gulf
States.
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WHEAI Crop IN AJABAM 81,

WHEAI CRoP IN AIABAMA.-A sub
sc.iher wrisns to the Rebe' from !,cfay
cite, Alabama, adds to his letter the fol
Loving postscript relative to the whea
crop ia that sectro1
g The vheas crop is turning out sp'en
.itfy in this neishborhood. notwiths:.soc:
ing the rain and will he larger than eve
before. Farmers inform me that tn
not ti..ndneu
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>@-

Ins YasRFE REVENUE BILL.-Tae
Ee5a,d Of The 27th s;.ys ttat the new reve-
me bl.l. lust then passed ho:h branches
.f Congress, vii annually realize three
:.n9ared aud fifty millions to .'.e treasury
lee rates Of taxes On incomes will her :
after be tive per cent. on ali incomes over
$500 and no. exceeding IS 0"o. to So
80 ,cyea 2aG half r. 5 N cS
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CLAWS


OF Dcceas ID omcerz a.-..I- I-S~:s.---
rrlsoS, y. Z. ,'une cor, l>e.
- TIE uyD. ESlErEi La en- srp,,t.. (.
/ C,.n.nis ioner to inve-tigat, c"'iec. &c
pay to he parties rnritlcc 'h+rt:o. a.
ciaii'a for Dou ty, arrear"srs q nay >s.i alloa.
anc.s due tot representatives, .. .i.c,..tt
tcers ;nd sol. els from TIL. eta;c
ILe pa les nsitled ar" hrst, ~" J:
the decesss ed, Sny, II thCre bp ne >, -.
secondly, the iii.d or CHI 1reu II :e., = ...}
If t...re ban ither wior ohi'nr,n tts
thirdly, tire thcr, if 'oere be n-!'h.' ''..
child, ehifdr, . or fath-I 'h"r, t""llf,
~ ther of ths deceased, md ~ ..'..,.t -
these th.n, Il hiv, the executor o. auu-uu
tor ct the d. ,aseG.
IL. clai ina or c:i,aant must IA ,i,n
her az their 1idavit auG th*t OF one di,'h,.
est.d wit1ess IS to the rel .t!nn> +, a!it ~ ~
Eas.. vi -~e le cl ina at ~ Go,y '.e
a,id.tvit ussts negative the istcEce Ut claIio
ant or ciailra It's of hisnrr Z. der. TIE j.,
tce oc tl.s F. zee, before lo,n ~ aiidAs..
.ubscriocdm st certify to til cr-dibility oi tr.
witness aud rlerk of the County Court nur.
certify urlfe the seal # h. Noa.t, ,h4, he y
s ia: tice Of lie Peace.
Il; Ia, els nant or claimants BE , chi'd g
children Of 10 deccas-d anu Ia T.. SIZE u III; :
b. n,ino4, claim rt7t te prol'"u.dcd
bis, her OF cir guar dian, ard the tact of he
being cuasd Ii must BE- certified to, aaG s.t
Of Ike Goant Court Clerk.
Whe1. til. c!ai u 10 made Hy AZ cator
admins. cato the fact "t ;l,' "s.cu,pr- y r..
adm u: 'raxo ship must be certified ,o, -nG
zeal ~ -. t,unty C"ur: e! nE.
III I, the paress shoa.a % GER; IN Gopj.
cate
ANY perscs ,.:-ccsfy Interested win y. t..rrifr
ed, upon apr oation to nr-, Nth a p oF-r f.,i,
Of thcs- zap, s in full; = cops Of " hic:. 10 -.
great'r con, ;niencc u I,:sr,ies, viii be fo -
tcd Oor IS ms be praCticAbic 70
Cour.y Cou C!e, i.
Thi- ca.n D ission j. intended to fac itetet,,
ccllcctlon . thcsc clain.,, a.+ ave Il: ~,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-12

ihs FEDERAL QoDDEss OF L,BEsTY.--
It IL curious circumstances that the stat
ne of Liberty which has jus. been unveil.
ID On the top of the capitol at Washing
ton, represents cs.iored woman. For
fear Of disccieration the excuse is, RI ac;d
has sssa employed which stains the sur
face OF the figures, and makes the colo,
weathsr-prooL.-Ne.o York Vo-L.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-12
Coin IL X WurnrnoN

GOLD II WafHrsGTos.-We are in
formed by a gentleman just fr>uc Ale1an-
dria, says the Richmond Whig of the seth
ult., that within the past few days the
people of the District ha u lost all conf
dence IN *sTe.nbscks,' and tho most
Ii: ceInized holders of specie in Alexan-
d-;a or Washington will not sell thei1
gold OF silver at less rate tnan fire 70,
one g Go it, ye cripp!es."