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, 1864-09-12
Howthe People are Ranying
to Save the Government, .
THE DRAFT WHAT SFCRE-
p. TARY STANT0A8AYS,
The WARM Virginia From Grants
Army.
& Cussed Mean Yankee Triok"-.
From the Shenandoah.
TIE GREAT UNION RALEs IN
PHILADELPHIA.
From Springfield and IN
dianapo1is.
EEsO3l WASHINGTON.

Tie New Loau-The BId8-HoW the
People sustain 1t1e Government.
, 1864-09-12

NEW YorK, Sept t0-The Heralas Key Vest
rorresnnndept reports eeversl expeditions tn Flor
id ia which horscs cotton and Valnsble properly
Yetc captured
, 1864-09-12

Military Operations In LoulHfaun-The
Rebels ELpected to atzack BEashe4f
Cfty-Gell. banks Coul1sE North.
, 1864-09-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEcATu1, Sept. 10.
The chow at tho Stste Fair is small IN all except
stock. Sheep will :ead. The Sanitary Fair prom
ICES to be great euocess. and the attendance i'm
menee The accommodations are ample.
Stransers will find committee at the Court House
to assisn lod9 9ings. Tho Fair opens in iuA On
Tuesday.
, 1864-09-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Euerd1Ian, Cleaned Uut-Protest Of st.
Luuto 1feFch11sfB-A Treasury Agent
HAtENMttH.
, 1864-09-12

WA.u1xoror, Sunday, Sent IA Nashville
dispatch state. that Hood left little OF ya1ue in At
ianta, most Of the government stores ana railroad
material having previously been removed to Ma
con. ~
REBEL ADT1CEs.
The Richmond Examiner OF to-day contains q
d;snatch from Hoods army dated Sept. 7th, which
gnye that yesterday our ADVANCE drove the enemy
from Jonesboro and reeaptuted the hospital con.
ahermln continues to draw back towards At
anta Tor the purpose. It is reported OF strengthen
Ing the works on the eastern aud western Eldes.
, 1864-09-12
REBELS FIGHTING FOR mcCLBL.
Lam

REBELS FIGHTING For mcCLBL.
Ian.
The Richmond papers, which are nearly
The only papers now remaining 10 the rebels
are c1clr and unanimous On tso points, viz:
First The very existence OF the rebellion
is etaked on the success Of the "Dcmocr4t-
ic" party at the coming election
Second. 1t is the duty Of the rebels to aid
the election Of Mcclellan bydefeatlng Grant
ifpoesible before November.
So clearly are these points exhibited in
their columns, md SO cloaely are they &C.
companied BY the reports OF the withdrawal
Of parts Of the rebel forces under Farley to
reinforce Lees right at Petersburg and
against Grants new position on the Weldon
railroad, that it is evident that the rebels
have made up their minds to fight q pitched
battle in orderto elect Mcclellan. Here. Is
new system Of Democratic electlonecrlng.
An army formerly Of a million Of Democrats
now whitfield down to tenth Of that num-
Der, holds up the flag Of rebellion against the
government. a Convention representing
the "Democratic" party meets aud declares
that the democratic party has no other
principle thau that these rebels shall not be
whipped. The rebels, to strengthen the
hands Of this party, arc preparing tor
mighty struggle IN whicl the blood OF thou
eands Of our friends and brothers will flow,
for the immediate purpose Of clecting Nc
Clel]an, and With the ultimate end OF dissolv-
Ing tie Union.
Does II not make the cheek Of some s'De-
mocrats'' tinsle with shame that their lead
ers hare thus bound them to the car Of Sc
~ 49, Ira
c.ime Of rebellons
f~ An item cut from An exchange inad
vertently got into our news column yester-
dag, Which read as follows:
The question before the country ie-NM we have
<}iehonorahle pcace. In order TO enrich Belmont,
the Rgthschlos and ths %aSs t1es h0
the cannon'e mouth.
We do not subscribe to the the idea that
the "whole tribe Of Jews'' are buying up
Confederate bonds. 4 very large number ot
men of the Hebrew persuasion arc strong
Unionists and good patriots, and ~ould en-
gage in no such business. The jews, like
| all other denominations, except the Cstho
1ice, are divided in their politics. Take the
whole United States together, and We thlnk
| ope-halt OF them are Republicans In politics
and act with the Onion party. In Cincinnati
| Cleveland and st. Louis, verY few Jews art
Coppcrleads. In this ctr, wepresume. one
third Of them at least belong to the Cnio1
| rarty, and majority OF the rem hinder cal
thenselses War Democrats.
That Belmont is up to his eyes In Confed
crate bonds il not disputed; that many jew
%,11o,7 h1e c,roypp1o Ia annaT1v 4rne. hr1t II
, 1864-09-12

DCRTABLE HAY PRESSES,
Fed MiiIs Kitchen afllls, Con- Shelters,
1mproyeh n assilscn ThreshiuH Inc9fneH.,
Horse towers. Trucks, Farm Implements; ~ ~ klnd'
Of repairing. WM. F1EtplE4 q ~.
an1i i.0;ca 15t W-rAMuet 66 $50 60 WeAt Lakett-
, 1864-09-12
Nfm advertisements.

DEARBORN SEMINARY fDsy
Il School for Toung Lsdfes), at 81 & S. Wshath
ayerue II: ninth ssaf ta:s in15itltiou opens sn
pnr,measI-Prima1y, Int r1edlate and Eofle4 lste
EatsleeuEs can be obtainea BY tns rI1nE
pEl o. calling ut rhe Seminary, z. GROVER,
ault.oSsf 5R.H.T&F net Principal.
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WILMINGTON MARkErN,,oha

BEEF CArTLE-Are IN demand, and ma,ka. has. ~.
quots on the hoof at 81 to g. so per h. a in sDst1
BAooN-5eus In the small way from It Be- 90 "a a.
per poNhd. - w
BKEswAx-$3 per Id.
6CTTKR-$6 to Sc so per Id.
CoRN-1s wanted little market, We
quote at $l8 to $40 per bnsbeI "
W. . 80 me supply in inadequate to tho demand.
CSPPRRAs-Retails at So to "a per H.
CCTTON-Sales for the at price. ,.or ~ m
to 81, GO per lbs as in quality. ~~
FLoUR-Is in demand, and the very uoo,Ix ann
piled We quote sales during the week at prices ran;
nom $500 to 1915 per bbl., for supcrfne
FoDDEE-$lS to $40 per 100 lbs.
HAY-$H to SIS per 100 lbs.
HIDKs-Green 81 to t225 and dry 81 to $40 par h.
LEATHKR-Sole SIS to $l3 So and upper tl3 50 to tG
per Id.
LARD-$5 so to IS so per Id,
MoLAssEs-Nona market.
NALs-By the keg 81 per ID.
POULTRY fowls So 80 to S. to size, and dressed
So to 81 per h.
PEA EUrs-From carts, $40 to .29 per bushsl
PoPE-Fresh So to 50 so per ID.
PoTATORs-Swset $l2 to SIS, and Irish $50 per buahs
RICE-Clean 81 to 81 Is per ID.
sALT.-small Gales of Sound made during tie weak NJ
SIS to $50 per bushel.
sgGAR-By the bbl., 50 so to $ll per ID.
SHEETnG-FaYettevle factory 81 Il. to IS per yard,
sPRITs TURPESrNE-$4 90 to SIS per gallon.
1ALLow-$3 so to 81 per ID.
YARS-By the bale, $50 per bunch.
WoODSels by the boat load 500 to 326 for pine S25
to $2s for ash and $50 to s35 per cord for oak.
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SITS REWARD,

R&' Runaway FROM The SUBSCRIBER il Rich
a mond county, Seven Negroes. HARDY, about IS
q years old, feet 10 inches high down look, bad
sesen and badly ruptared. WILSON, years old same
hight built and very black. GEORGE, feet or
built. SAN, copper coored with cheek by
the cut of sabre. DENNIS Il years old, light com
old.
believe said Negroes are trying to make their way to
Masonboro Soun4. of them have been there
fore. l will give rs Dola reward for either OF said
Negroes confined in any jail so that get them.
John FARLEY.
March 9th, 1864. 2I4s.ia]
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CAMP OF yHH 18th N. c. a,

NEAR LIBERTY MILLS VA, Faa. 5th, 1884.
TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
and soldiers OF Baden Coanty, that cand
date for the Office of sheriff of County, and weuld
pleased 10 receive their support. II elected he pledges
himself to discharge the dnies OF the oice with
fidelity aud which has chara cterized him
q soldier.
BENZ. F. RiNALBI,
Capt. Co 4, 18th N. C. I.
daTch Fad 1854. l4s3t&23-te*
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uEAn'Rs DEpAR'T n. O..


Petersburg, V, Feb. q, 1864.
General Your communication Of the goth instan
Is received. Your letter of the 18th referred to was
received and replied to by f4g under date of 18th
You have doubtless Terused my reply ere this anG
s'e aware of The fact, that the duly ensted into
the ID North Caroline Regiment" spoken of by YOU
had been duly enlisted in the Confederate service pre-
yiousy, and had deserted from same that they were
taken in arms fighting against their colors were
tried 10y duly organized court sentenced and sxecu
ted
If the officers the Confederate States army whom
you speak of as hostages for their safety can bproyen
to BIT descrters from the Federal army, you will
taluy be fully justified in treating them similarly; other
wise. soud you re:aate, you will simply be guilty on
murder.
The SUBJECT docs not, however, admit of discussion
aud refer you to the concluding paragraph ofmy let.
ter OF tile 10th inst.
am Genre~, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
q. f. PICKETT, Mai. Gen.
hat Zion l.,
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HD'eRs Amy AND DIsr. CT n. O., /
Newbern, n. o., l3sh Feb'ry, 1864.

HD'ess Amy AND DIsr. CT n. O.,
= Newbern, n. g., 18Th Febry, 1864 {
Major General PICKETT, Department Virginia and
North Carolina, Confederate Army:
General-I have the honor to enclose list OF fifty
three soldiers of the United States Government, who
are supposed to have fallen into your haEds i'll your late
hasty retreat from before Newborn. They are loyal
and true North CaTonians, and duly enlisted IN the
I'd North Carolina Infantry. ask tor them the Same
treatment, in all leepects, you will mete ont to 9th
CT prisoners of war.
| am, very respectfully, :
your obedicnt servant,
(5igu,d) JOHN PECK,
Major GenesaI.
Here fellows lis. OF tty-thlee names-which we
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UARs.

CAMP Ina. REAR PETERsFNEa, VA
march ID, 1854
Killed 10 action EEL u2tcheio Creek, Feh ist L04
WI f. PrjGH private 90. @, SLIT Reg N. y. Il
defe1se u his county March 1862 Whep sach men IAN
The country ID the dscnafge 81 ms 1s
h fello deeply auert MS loss hho onel
sympathy to bis wife, c1rsp and frienda Day the doo
OF tde widow and facEeiless, QE9tect them rom
and buoy them with the blessed assurance 'ii"' LILO
spirit cas- reluruCd to ham who Va7s it,
All his tolls and ioubles at an cav,
Tie Wea4ied soldier nay t.Nae hls rest
God hath given d endless Iie 10 spend,
With his loved uu6s, 8mJDg toe Dless
although through tarE they fpQae Tor nm tQeH
love
They ale desmond Dg tears
The GoRpel' its putty united them above,
Where joya not measured b: 9ests.
& }.
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placed n chose custody because the authorities do not
believe that any harm is intended by You to the mem
bers of the I'd n. G. Regiment.
ain, very respectfully, your ob,t serv't
JOIN PECK, Maj Gen.
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RAT TRAPS, SILK SASHES.

w HiTEMOREs COTTON CARDS. No. 10,
Tin CROW AND WOOL CARDS. -
ROD LIVER OIL for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
" Pulmonary Consumption, Rope Taoks, Hand saw
Mill Saw and Bastard Files, Fishing Lines and Hooks ahos
Thread Pins Leather Rio Coffee ETidls
Leather, Green Tea, Cepperss Horse and Mule Collars
Powder, Shot and Caps, 30, &C., at
WILSON'S
Oil, Leather, Saddle and Harness Establishment,
Mar1h7. l52-StAAlt
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WILKINSON d CO.,

WILKINSON q Co.,
"a Market Street.
VyTILL BOY North Carolina Treasury Notes or DlSi"
vanarnb I5l6td2A-3t+
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TAX EN TT

TAKEN
z AND committed TO the Jail OF NJ < HanJver CO ::
"a a negro man, WHO says his is SIMON, and
~ belongs to Jam hO3ra, of Bruns ~ick county -
Ihe OF the SAID ntg'O il hereby oif to come
forward, prove property AMI take hin away
otherwise hs VII be d.ait - The IA, directs.
March 7-l626t-g4-it e D. HALL Sh'd
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81. 400 REWARD.

"
"a RUNAWAY the 26th Of February from d. -
"a vid D. Aliens plantation, seven slaves, named
~ Tom, Kit, Jim, London, Lewis Alexander and ~.
ArIs-ali young Tom is about "a years old VERY
bright muatto, intelligent, almost white might pass oh
wAita Kit is copper colored, rs years DID, very
tolerable tall. Lewis is about black, FL years old.
London % years DID, color of Indian and has straight
hair. Alexander black, about II years old. Arie
bout p y DID, bright nuatto and has on so
diers clothes.
/ will give $500 apiece each any OF them, de-
vered to any Jail, that can get them believe
they trying to the Yankees either below VII
mington or at Newbern. ID. u. ALLEN,
March 3-dst3tw~ Block Rock, Brunswiek o., n. @.
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OFFICE WILMINGTON AND WELDON R. R. Co.,

TREASURY DEPARTMKNT.
Wilmington, N. c., March 3, 1864.
A LII OUTSTANDING CHECKS given by me, must be
n presented ct the Bank Of Cape Fear for payment,
pricr the lst of April next Holders of them here
by notified that presented after that time, they will be
paid only in the existing currency at the present val
ne, as expressed on its face.
Such Stockholders Of this Company to whom dVi
dends heretofore declared still DUE also notified To
collect the before the lat of April next or the .eve
raj amounts them respectively will be counted
in Treasury the States placed sep
packages and held fer delivery to such Stockholders
on demand The larger portion Of the dividends due,
were during the year 1863 and by the OF
the of the Board of Directors in the
then existing circulation of Treasury notes OF the Confede
States.
This given benefit of the Stockholders
referred to above, that they in due time avail them
selves of the provisions of the recent act OF Congress III
ference to the currency.
}. W. THOMPSON,
Treasurer
March 4th l6O-6t-2kT
Raleigh Confederate and Progress, and Petersburg Bk
press publish twice In Daily and in Weekly and send
bills receipted to office w. q w. b. Il. Co.
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HEADQUARTERS CHIEY ENROLLING OFP!es,
Fourth Cong ressionsl District, n. o.,

Fourth Gong ressional District, n. O..
IN PURSUANCE OF GENERAL ORDER No: l. Con
script Os Rseg1 a. SA; ."d .a aS
requested to cause az
Is and Is ca Of age on nH times and places for
examination and enrolment ~ - r., oo.. J.,
New Co., 22d Regt at wilmington Fep JUL
New Hanover Co.. 7sd Regt at Wilmington, Feb 18th
BrSnsv;ek Co. seth Regt at smthVie, March 9Th to
ronmbns Co. 9th Regt at Whiovie, March lh to
nhson Co bath ReRt at Lumbszton, March 2Sd to
MgFch ao,n 18th Rest at Lumbeton, March 28h to
pichmond Co. Goth Regt at Laurinburg April to
RRichmopd Co 6st Regt at Rockingham, April 18th to
eIdan Co 55th ReRt AZ Ezabethtown, april 18th &c
R4nmbeTland Co s8d Rrgt. at Fayetteville April AID to
pnm io Co. 64h Reg Fayetteville April 9th to
APT 3otf INC sd eg at Ellington May Sd to May 7h
Tbs call embraces oa persona TSetEer R1sTGRs' OK
e"po1 Capt and Chief Enrolling OthcerI
Fourth Congressional District d. o.
tt coUsrY ENROLLING OFFIoERs OF Attn CON.
GREsSIONkL DIsThICT, N. O.
| >ror10E Is SPECIALLY called to Para. VIII Gen.
| " Orders No @ 0. Of jan TO- vs.
, tonrtb Of the Companies of any Regiment win
be odssd to report the fret DAY OF sd
fourth e each ss 9 Tnnsss..s HSy ds'snsd
/ Ii Iot 10 n. Nj SWAMI,
! Capt AID thief Enrolling Officer
Atm Congressional Dis. N o.
Feb. 18TH, 1883
IL NUTItin To COEFCRIPf5. -
/ READSUARTsks MEDICAL pkPAkTAsHFh
81 Chit Emulnnz Office, Jau. IS, iooA: }
Il , u,r.r.nt 10 orders received tfon it % 49,, -
l. rG at raleigh in regard 10 al Ulen nam
Colec1lP I~dpT ocen, act d Congress aREsofeS
TO Conscrpolon eMedica exa&nng Board for Fourth
Dec zosn, Dscl N vii! convene In ACCORDANCE
~ Gong times and places =, s,ouo.
D. with above n of all called To the
~ The n premptions kfreofoTe granted ~"
g. order: nnder Instructions from Bar tau o. vi
regs ound to DO iG,propet u nGh9ta'WNI9a r ri
be revoked surgeon T. A. q. s.
Chief OF Examining Bosfd',
Fourth Congress- oDal District 5. - dSw
Jan. 20
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HEAD'Rs, Amy AND DIsT. CT n. c..
Newbern n. o., Feb. Goth, 1864. !
MAJ GEN, PICKETT, Confederate Army, Petersbulg z.
General Soon after your retreat from Newborn, l
had the honor to address you respecting So loyal
Caroiuians who had fallen into your hands They bav
ing been duly enlisted into the "a orth Carolina
ment, l ask for them the treatment OF prisoners oil
war.
Your attention is called to the enclosed slip cut fron
the Fayetteville Observer" Ct FEBRUARY 9Th, 1864, SET
ting forth that scna of the prisoners taken New
bern have been executed, which hope viii prove IN
founded,
TRAITORS execut5d-Among the prisoners captured
by forces near Neubern wire several deserters rou
army. We learn By officer just from the SPOT thai
two of thse have already been executed and Others
undergoing trial"
Having reported this matter to higher authority
Instructed to notify you, that the members OF th5
North Carolina Regiment who have been captured ars
not treated prisoners of war; the stctest reaateot
win be enforced Two Colonels two L.. Colonies, two
Majors and two Gap ains are held at Fort Monroe e.
hostages for aeir safety These officers have not beer
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ADDRESS or GOVERNOR VANCE,

ON TIE CONDITION OF ThG COUNTRY, DELIVER
ED.Ar wILKSE0RO. II. G.. FEBRUARY 22p, 1864.
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Extract. ]
HRADQ'as DEPARTMENT OF N. 4.

Extract
HRADQ' KS DEPARTMENT OF N. e, }
l. February l6, 1864 {
NGenera-Your communication of the 18th February
reviewed. have honor state in reply that the
agaph from newspaper enclosed therein, is lot only
without foundation il fact but ridiculous that should
scarcely supposed it worthy consideration. Bot
would respectfully inform you that had have caught
Confederate ktaes. s.ould have caused him to be mre
daey executed TO threat expressed in the follow
ing extract from your commune 6tion-vz :. Belle wing
atrncity perpetrated without your
LEDGE and that you will take prompt ateps dsago~ this
Of usages of war; aud to bring the Offenders
Justice, shall executing rebel soldier until
learn your action in tho p1emiss 81 have merely 10 say
that my hands, subject order, captured
in the recent operations in this department, four
Kindred aud fifty (450) officers and men CT the O s. Army,
and tor every you hang will hang ten t!O) OF Lc u
4. A.
am, Geuel ii, very respectfully,
YOur cb't servant,
q. Z. PICKETT.
Major General Coin'G-
Haj II Gen.l ii JouH PECK, U. s. a.
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HxADQR's, DEPARTMENT y. C., /

HxADQRs, DEPARTMENT y. G.,
~ Petersburg Va, Feb. Il, 1864. !
N.tnral-Y oar communication OF the 18th inst, Is
at i,arI have The honor TO state, in reply hat you
i,:,t. mail: slight mistake in regard to nurnbars.-
ree uull .4l twenty-five having "iss7 ltto (oas)
your ,,anIs (our) your lac has1y rrttt. oHi BE-
fore Ne !srn." instead OF TIE list a hyin's-, which
you have 50 kindly furnished me, aud which viii enaSe
me to blue justice many ~hS have up to this time,
escaLpd tneir just deserts. helewilh return you the
names of those who have been tried and convicted by
court martial for desertion from the Confederate
vice anl taken with in hand, daly enlisted in The
I'd n. O. infantry. q. s. A" They have beeo duly
executed according to law and the custom Of war.
Your letter and list will of course, prevent aay mar
cy being shown any of the remaining number, should
proper and just proof be brought Of their having de-
serted the Confederate colors many OF these plead
ing in extenuation, that they have been forced into lie
ranks of the Federal Government.
Extending to you my thanks for your opportune list
| l remain very respectfully
| Your obedient servant
G. E. PICKETT, Major GtneraI-
| Mai. Gen. JOIN PECK, q. S. A.
| Here follows list OF twenty-five deserters
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$50 REWARD.

Rkn Runaway from the Subscriber, the 18th ult.,
* negro man named WASH. He La dark mulAtto
IN about forty years of Gge-speaka very slow. he IN
pTU Dably urking@n the Sounds. The above reward win
be paid for his delivery to me- or lodged In some jail
that get him.
p. MONTAGUE.
Ellington New Hanover Co., N. o. l6O.3t&24-2"
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

WLMTNGTON AECA BSI EH OV'I
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 24th, 1864.
THE INCOME BONDS Of this Company are due and
payable at the Bank Of Charleston, g. c., In the City
of Charleston lst day of March, 1854 NOTICE
paid on said Bank in the City OF Charleston
on maturity, with any interest coupons thereon Also,
that thew viii be paid on presentation at the Treasurer
Office Of this Company in Wilmington, N c.. with, any In
terest coupons due thereon, preferred by the hode
The nteres accruing these Bonds will cease on AND
after the LIST day of March, 1864.
" ~ THOS. D. WALKER,
President.
EL q, lA2.3w&223t
Cbarleston Mercury ard Courier Columbia South Caro-
rrian SaIishpTv Wstchman Raleigh STANDARD and Con
tnaeLa,s Ricbm0nd examiner Wing will publish for
two and send accounts to this ernce
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x TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
- TO the Jail of New Hanover county, . negro
~ man named GEORGE who says that he belongs 20
IN Fred. WaddilI, of Brunswick county. The OF
SAID ia hereby notified &c come forward
erty, charges and take him away no WILDE
dealt with az the law directs. f. D. HALL, 6h'H,
March 9, 1864. l64-6t-2k.lt
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The following respoud BE brtweeu Maj General
P1CKErg and Yankt) Genral PECK, will be read with
interest. Of course The threat made by PECK, if car
ried into effect would he neither efs than de-
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could instance the thing in o.her States
Suppose similar oEder extended to North carolina
hg the Confederate government, whas ciamor there
would be. Almost every in tie state would be strip
PED OF his property, because has some ONCE
ton to make to Mr.. Davis administration, ecaly hen
Its own friends critic il freely Now could you make
7our properly any secure by trusting in the hands
q tbs pesp0En that has set h def snce every principle
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Here fellows l:st OF fttythee names-which we
omit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18
nyOu do, use
Hooaand's German BittersI

From J. N.1gton Broom, D. D., Editor Ofths Eney-
eloPediG Of Religious RIIOl0Ledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no SUM-
cisRt reason, why may not testify to the benht
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of others.
/ do this the more readily in regard to HoOnand's
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. @. n. jackson, Of
this city, because preudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and restoration
TO u degree of bodily and mental yigoT which had
not felt for six months before and bad almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. l theT - 'InB God and
nv friend 70 directing me to tn use Of them.
JIM VI NBR0WN.
PhiladelpA s,Juns 20, 1861,