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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11
Headquarters Reserve, ~. G.,
RALEIGH, October LIST, 1864.

GENERAL Orders No. IL.
!. All men, reported for light duty in the State of
North Carolina and who have net been assigned, will
report themselves in person. wifhou, delay to the Com
maEdant of Conscripts. All officers in the State in
command Of light duty men, will report their numbers
and employment to the Commandant of Conscripts.
H. All officers in the State, of the Invalid Corps,
who have been ordered for light duty, and who
assigned will Immediately report in person, or if una
ble by letter. to these Headquarters forwarding copy
of their orders of retirement from the Adutant and In
spector Generals Office. ;.
Ill Capt. A. W. Lawrence, of c. S. Ordnance hav
ing, in obedience Special Order, No. 207, Par Xxx,
A G. O., current series reported for dnty at these
HEADQUARTERS is announced Ordnance Officer the
Staff of Lieut.. Gen. ComEianding and will relieve
Lieut.. Graham Dawes, Acting Ordnance Officer, Re-
serve, N. c.
By command of Lieut. Gen. Holmes.
JNO. ". NINSDALE, A. A. Gen.
October 10 1864 ST.
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Ship STUFF, good, per bushel Of 81 pounds 40
Tea, black, per pound . oO
green, per pound 90
Tent cloth, cotton. 10 on. TO yard, per yard %
Tobacco, No. ], Extra per pound %
No.2 do rs
Lugs do / 20
Tallow, clean, per pound 30
Vinegar, cider, per gallon 2 90
manufactured, per gallon 90
Whiskey, good, per gallon 10 90
Wheat, good, per busbel of co pounds 30
bran, per bushel Of IL pounds 30
Wheat Straw, baled, per one hundred pounds 90
.. Z" INHALED, per one hundred pounds 90
Wool, washed per pound 90
I" unwashed, per pound O 90
Wagons. wood axle, 4-horse, new, each $50 90
:" wood axle 2-horse new, each $50 90
Yarn, cotton, per bunch Of pounds 90
Hire Of Labor, Teams. Wagons and Horses
Bang long forage per hundred pounds, -
Smelling and bacging corn, sacks furnished by gov
eminent. per bushel %
Hire of TIVE horse teams wagon and driver, rations
furnished by owner, per day 10 co
Hire OF two horse teams, wagon and driver, rations
furnished by government. per day o.
Hire OF four horse teams, wagon and driver, raons
rations furnished by owner. per day Is CO
Hire OF four horse teams, wagon aud driver. nations
furnished by government, per day SO
Hire of six horse teams, wagon aud driver, ratons
furnished by owner, per day COCO
Hire OF six hOlse teams wagon and driver, ratons
furnished by government per day 10 90
Hire of aborer ratcns FURNISHED by owner per day 90
Hire Of abure raons furnished by owner pr month IS 90
Hire of laborer ations fu he'd by govt month "a 80
Hire of horse, per day 30
The Commissioners respectfully suggest that " be
found practical the producer should be allowed retain
fourth part of their surplus. TO be sold at market pay
for their necessary plantation supplies, which they have ~
purchase at high market prices They earnestly call
the farmers to bring forward their necessary 10
the support ofihe army in their immediate 'front.' and which
alone will prevent the loss TO the enemy of all their crops
stock negroes, &c. &c The commissioners would also
recommend that the npressmcn should be universal and
uniform leaving out no one
For the information Of all persons concerned publish
the following instructions, with the hope that they will be
strictly obeyCd.
mo officer, agent shall impress the necessary sup
plies which any person may have for the consumption OF
himself his family employers slaves, carry his
binary mechanical manufacturing agricultural employ
ments."
The meeting of the Board will be held In the Sem
ate Chamber in the City of Raleigh Monday, the 9th
day Of December next unless changed depressing
agents must furnish good and satisfactory for dis
approvals appeals the award Of local appraisers will
be approved All communications should be- addressed to-
the Secretary Of Che Board, Raleigh, NC.
(Signed) H. X. BURGWYN,
Garysburg. N. G.
R. v. BLACKSfOCK,
Stocksville. N e.
CONS Appraiscmcnt for State Of N G.
GEO. w. MoRDECh Umpire.
Raleigh Oct. 10, 1864. ".
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BGg- We learn from the Wilmington Journal
that the blockade steamer Condor, in attempting
to run into the port Of Wilmington on Saturday
last beached. Among her passengers were
the Hon. James p. Ho!conbe, and Mrs. Rosa
Greenhow, we'll known in the South We regret
to learn that Mrs. Greenhow was drowned in her
attempt to escape.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

v i'll sell Thursday the 18th inst, lear Query's
Turnout the property of Dr. J. l.. Cochran deed, viz:
One Mule, Rockawdy, Buggy, Cow and calf, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniturs,
Medicines Medical Books (good VARIETY Surgical In
strumen's Doctors Saddle Bags Walls, &c. aud many
other articles not mentioned Tcrps cash.
WM. L. COCHRAN, EA'y.
All persons having claims against the deceased mast
precent them for payment within the time prescribed
By law, this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. WIN. J.. COCHRAN, Ear.
Oct 3, 1864 Ut
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Schedule OF Prices for
II O e II Ill CAR LIMA.

The commissioners of Appraiscmcnt for the State of
North Carolina feel great satisfaction in presenting their
Schedule of Prices for the sixty days in that the great
abundance of most of crops with the improved cond
ton OF financial and consequent increased security for
currency enable them without injury to the producer
to owertc prices of the prime nccessaes of life to the sol
der and it to be hoped to the INDECENT of country
This lowering of prices must again act in increasing the
value of the Daoua currency by diminishing the debt Of
the country The of confidence in the worth of the
currency increased bias been by the apacous greed of
individuals of ALL classes and especially of the Cotton
Factories and lately so strongly exhibited by the Railroad
food longer be acdged nor high prices there is
abundance in the country and it only remains to show
whether people in sustaining wise and patriotic
Treasurer-Mr. Trcnbolm-in his efforts hitherto so
ccssful, in putting financial matters a secure footing,
will sustain the Government OF their choice. The commis
siOners also congratulate themselves and the country that
they have been aided by consultation with of the
Virginia Commissioners, by whose aid, and that of Mr..
almost identical Sch due with the neighboring State of
Nirri,ni
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WANTED.
BEEF CATTLE, SEED OATS, &

BEEF CATTLE, SEED OATS, & MOLASSES
want to buy for family use, 200 gallons sorghum
Molasses. will furnish the barrels TO put il in Also
90 bushels winter Seed Oats and few dry Cows 70
Beef For which will either pay the cash give In
exchange leather and shoes. J. J.. BROWN.
~ Also wanted, for the army at Petersburg, Pota-
toes and Onions for which will pay the market price
in cash. Who will not spare few potatoes and onions
for our brave soldiers. J. L. BROWN.
Charlotte, Oct. g. 1864 3tpd
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NORTHERN NEWS.

Northern papers report that Confederate gnerillas
captured two trains of cars the Nashville Railroad
the Sd inst. Forrest shelled Athens, Ala, the
Sd, and besefged Dalton, Ca, the 4th
Accounts from Missouri state that Gen. Price is
moving through the State with three columns 800
CoEfederates entered Unontown, Franklin county, and
captured 90 militia-men-
The yankees acknowledge loss Of two thousand in
the fight Petersburg the Both ult.
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A NEW BOOK.
The Battle Of Great Bethel

BY FRANK I. WILSON.
This little volume will be ready in few days, well
printed on 6ue white English paper. Every North
Carolinan should have copy. Price 81 30 per sin
gle copy FIVE copies for 81 and ten copies for Sl2
On tic receipt of the money the work will DC
Address FRANK /. WILSON,
October 3, 1864. Raleigh, N. G.
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nETATr,ED M FIN.

Gen. Cooper Aduant and Inspector General, has
caused to be issued General Orders, No. TO- dated
Oct 9Th, the following very important notice to detail
ed men:
|. All details heretofore granted, under authority of
the War Department., to persons between the Of
IS and As years, revoked; aud all such detailed
men, together with those within the said ages, who
hold turloughs, temporary exemptions by reason Of
pending applications for details, will be promptly
sembed the camps of Instruction. and appropriately
assigned among the armeis for service; except that
men detailed and now actually employed in manufac-
turing providing collecting and forwarding munitions
and other indispensable supplies for the and
wy in work Indispensable to military operations,
will be continued in their present employment until
their details shall be revised.
ii. The Heads Of Departments and Chiefs Of Bureaux
will, within the next twenty coy days, forward to
the Generals Of Reserves, lists of detailed i'll
gushing and certifying those who experts and those
absolutely indispensable fer the performance of the
above mentioned Government work and business; and
all detailed employees not so certified within the pre-
scribed period, WILL upon the expiration thereof, he
forthwith assigned to the army
Ill All persons called out by this Order. who claim
exemption of py steal disability will be
amined by select medical boards after their arrival at
the camps of instruction.
" All men found for light duty who are unassgn-
ed will report TO the camps of instruction.
der the penalty of being forthwith assigned to the
tive forces
1.-THE exception in the first paragraph of the above
Order will prevent the army from being reinforced
from a class that public opinion thinks might be
dured and sent to the field The only effect that we
can see the order will have take the detailed
all
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Good for Col. Childs.

TIE CHATHAM RAILRoAD-We ara nle,sea
to learn that sufficient iron has been obtained from,
the government to lay the road from Cary on the
N. 9. R r. to LocksviIle on Deep River twenty:
three miles Energetic meaps will be Immediate
ly commenced to finish the track, which will give
an outlet to the valuable coal and iron Of the Deem
River valley.-R Raleigh CONSERVATIVES
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TEACHER WANTED.

wish to employ n male Teacher, who teach tho
ordinary Englisi branches and also Latin and Greek.
To properly qualified pleasant situation Is Offer
ed, and liberal salary will be paid References
CURED. Apply TO DR.. j. J. Williams, Wnlkcrsville,
Union county, n. G.
September 10, 1864. lmpd
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sCYTH ES.

The allotment Of Grass and Gram Seyttes received
from the State for MecklenbBrg county, ready
for distribution Persons who hare husbands or sons
In the army will have The preference for three weeks
quantity OF Blue Stone for is daily
Pected.
September IS, 1864. 81.
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SEQ REM RID.
October 10, 1864.

Strayed from the residence of Dir S. VI. Stafford on
Rocky River, in CabarGus county, a light-red COW,
in fine order, with the right horn broken Off. The
above reward will be paid for her delivery to
Mr. Stafford. J: NJ. SPRINGS.
Charlotte Oct TO- 1864
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YELLOW FEvER.-This disease is now raging at
Newborn and Beaufnrt, n. c. The Goldsboro jour
nal publishes the following list of deaths among the
citizens of Newbern: Jas w Bryan and wife; VIM
Hutchns, wife and son; Edw d Hurt and children;
Rev j \ Suydam. Z Street and wife. Mrs. Il. j.
II yson, Capt Bartholomew Oliver. Bradford Gatlin
aud wife, G.. +. Ho>kins, John Taylor, John Gas
kins and wife, Miss Prudence Rice, Capt. Purnal
Hall, j. b. OxIey. Miss Rebecca Wallace.
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= FROM THE VALLEY.

A dispatch from Gen. Early to Gen. Lee dated Friday
last the 9TH inst says: "Sherians whole force
ced falling back down the Valley last ught along the Pike
On that day his cavalry attacked by troops
and driven We captured a number of horses, ambulan
wagons. nine FORCES with teams. and so prisoners, be-
sides killing number
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Exchange Notice No. IL.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 20, IS64.
All officers and men oftI,e Vcksburg capture ofJnly
4th 1863 gho reported for duty any parole camp
The Mississippi, prior to Sept 10th, 1864
hereby declared exchanged. RIO. OULD,
Oct 10Th. ct Agent of Exchange.
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. {" unpeeled, DO , SO
Axes with handles, each II So
q without handles, each II 90
Bacon, eper pound hog round, 2 IS
Beans, white or corndeld per bushel of GO lbs oc
Brandy, apple, per gallon 10 90
- peach do 10 90
Beef, fresh, nett per pound so
" fresh, gross per pound 40
- sailed per pound SO
Candles, tallow, per pound 90
@ adamantine, per pound rs
Chains trace per pair ii 90
Cloth, wooen, for soldiers clothes, I'D wide,
10 OF. to yard and pro rata as to greater or
less weight width, per yard 90
Cotton, raw, per pound 90
Coffee Rio, per pound so
Corn unshelled per bushel of 10 pounds 4 so
% sheled, sacks not included, per bush, Sc lbs 8 90
Corn Meal sacks not included, per bush of SO lbs 20
Drills, cotton, I'd widc yd< to pound, per- d 80
extra superine, do do Al rs
superfue do do 81 SO
fine do do 33 IS
Fodder, baed, per one hundred pounds 90
Hats, wool each 90
Hay, Oal ed = per one HI hundred pounds 100
Hides, dry, extra per pound 200 90
green, per pound SO
Horses, artillery, first class, per head 1000 90
" artillery, second class, per head 500 90
Iron, pig No l, per ton, 200c pounds $50 O
pig, No 2, per ton, 1000 pounds 3l4 90
" pig, No 3, per ton, 1000 pounds 27S 90
bloom, per ton of 1000 pounds 40 90
Smiths square round, per ton 1000 lbs 1890 90
" servceable railroad, per ton of 2240 lbs 400 90
Jeans wool, domestic per yard 10 90
Kettles, camp, iron, per pound 30
Lumber good, per one thousand feet so 90
Lard per pound 10
Leather, sole per pound 6 90
g upper per pound 90
+" harness per pound 90
Molasses, cane, per gallon 90
+" sorghum per gallon 90
Mules first class per head 1000 90
" second class per head 800 90
=" third class per head 800 90
Nails per keg 100 90
Oats sheaf baled per one hundred pounds 25 |
" sheaf, INHALED do do 4 SO
sheIled per bushcl 90
Osnaburgs cotton, yd wide, to I'd, per yard so
d" cotton, I'D wide, OF. to I'd per yard IS
Ouious, per bushel 500
Peas, COW, per bushea of GO pounds 90 |
Potatoes, Irish, per bushel Of pounds 100
dried unpeeed do do 90 |
Pork, fresh, nett, per pound 80
sailed per pound 80
Pas,urage st quality near town pr head pr month 90
common town, per head pr month 90
LIST quality in country, pr I'D pr month 90
oninine, good per ounce Sc 90
Ricc new per mound so
old, per pound 40
Rye, good per bushe Of Sc pounds 90
Sacks, two bushels, osnaburgs, each 90
Shr,iuc cotton yd wide, Al yds ID, per yard 80
cotton, I'D wide, 81 yds to 10, per yard ] 10
Strires cotton wards to ID, per yard ] Is
Salt coast per bushel of 80 pounds 90 90
Liverpool per bushel Of so pounds 80 90
Virginia. per bushel of so pounds rs On
Steel cast, ner hound 8 90
Shoes, army, per pair 10 90
Shoe thread, fax, per pound 10 90
Socks soldiers " COL, per pair 90 =
Sheep. far per head IS 90
Sugar, common brown per pound 90
Soap, hard, per pound 90
" soft, per pound rs
sbucks baled per one hundred pounds 90
shorts good, per bushel of 22 pounds IS
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In THIS county, On the 9th inst, by the Rev. l. G.
Mclaughlin, Mr. 4. D. Taylor of Wilmington, to Miss
Mary s., youngest daughter of Elijah Ritch Esq
In Salisbury, on the 5h inst, Lieut.. Charles Snead
to Miss S. NJ L. Williams second daughter Of John G.
Williams, Esq.
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Casualties in Company G. 49th Regiment, since til
18th of May:

Killed: n Crawford. T Howell, G r Cir, Jno
Kampe, NJ NJ Patterson, S Patterson, John NJ
Waters, " Harrison, W Whetstne.
Wounted: Capt H Dixon. Lieut. 5 Weaver. Lieut.
Dixon, Lieut. G Covington, Sergeant II D Fulton,
Corporal " Harmon Privates l.. Allen. Bird, p
Barrett, Dellingcr, } Falls, Huffsckler, r
Mitchnm.J Neal, NJ Owensby, D Patterson,,W
H Putnam, G Pntnam, /. Riddle N Reid, J Run
yam, r d Stains, John Waterson and r A Weir
Died from Disease: w Barber, g W GGfsrth, E "
II PrUett
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S25 Reward.

Strayed from my premises on the I'D of Sept, red
muley COW, with three short teats and one long one
No other marks recoliected. The above reward will
be paid any returning the Cow to me, or giving
me Information that will enable get her again.
J. G. Lesser.
October 10, 1864
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--latest News.
FROM PETERSBURG. :

The Petersburg Express Saturday the sh says: On
immediate lines nothing unusual transpired yes
.eday-n fact the day regarded one of the qaetes
of the seige. An occasional discharge of artillery was
heard and and then nusket shot. In many places
the lines picket firing ceased by mutual of the
opponents. The only intelligence could gain from Of
fcers, and directly from right was that Grant
busy with the spade, and shows evidence yet OF
further advance.
distance, our extreme rght-with what intention we
not informed.
We 1ersand that the Yankees are very DESTROYS to
ascertain the exact distance from their present position TO
the South de Railroad. and fail make inquiries 10
that effect of citizens and negroes with whom they meet
They will find this railroad bloody goal when they at
tempt to reach it.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.
Yesterday, about the enemy moved in force
right supposed at first for the purpose of making attack
lines. 1t turned out to be nothing than an
extension by the enemy of their lines right order
to occupy all our lost works near Fort cRae The enc
my by this has gained nothing in he direction of the
South Side road, and only prolonged their lines driving in
few videttes occupying this ground Hitherto only a
part of the works Fort NcRae occupied by the
enemy. All quiet to-day Weather cloudy and very cold
THE BATTLE BELOW RICHMOND on FRIDAY.
The Enquirer of Saturday says of the fight below Rich
mOnd on Friday morning:
can engagement occurred the Darbytown Road,
which resulted in the recaptue by forces of all the
positions held by the enemy between that and the New
Market road five miles below TIE city the capture of be-
tween and 800 prisoners pieces of artillery and be-
tween anu nOlSPS, ana ullNliS OF
back within the works Immediately around Fort Harrison
which. it is said. is commanded in 'front.' flank and
by the guns of Notifications and feet Our losses
IN numbers not heavy. Among the killed was Brig
Gen. Gregg of Texas
An official dispatch from Gen. Lee confirms the above
stating that captured pieces of artillery cassons and
horses.
RICHMOND, Oct 8.
An official dispatch to the War Department states that
the enemy, thousand strong, advanced up the Man.
Gap Road, the 4th with trains of loaded
rnilrn and
town.
Mosby attacked them at Salem, capturing fifty prison
all their camp equpage baggage stores and he killed
and wounded considerable number His loss was two
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$50 REWARD.

Srayed from my place, at Oak Grove p. o.. Cuion
county, y. c., on the 9Th Sept. white and black
milch COW. white belly and TANKS, white about her
face. She has horns and is or years old. I will
pay the above reward for her recovery.
Oct 3, 1864. 3tpd. J. NJ CAMPBELL.
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$65,S82 %
$500 10
$97,S52 49
Aggregate

OFFICIAL VOTE.-The Raleigh papers publish
the official vote for Governor: Gov Vance received
5000 votes. Mr. Holden 13, 49l. Vance's majority
1850. The whole vote poled 72,56l, only
446 less thnn in 1869.
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Hogs. Mules, Corn, &c.
Salt, sugar. Tobacco.

beautiful and substantial CassimereS, at wholesale.
l.. S. WILLIAMS.
Oct 10, 1861 If
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

On Tuesday 18th inst, will sell at the Public
Square, a sliding seat BUGGY, for or persons, with
pole and shafts
S. A. HARRIS, Auciioneer
October 10, 1854. 1t.
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Valuable Property at Auction.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Having taken ont Letters Tesamentary from the
County Court of Union county, according to law, on
the estate of William D. Howard deceased, shall
pose to puliic sale,
On Thursday tie Sd of November, 1861,
at the late residence of the deceased IA miles west of
Monroe, n c. the following articles of property be-
longing to said estate. viz
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FINE CoRN.-Mr j r Williamson of Steel Greek,
sent US two years of corn specimen of his crop
They weigh II lbs each, and are - inches long and
inches in circumference. Who's afraid of starv-
mol
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LETTERS MAILED.-Some idea may be formed
q" the increased amount of business done at the Post
Oce in this place from the fact as stated to US by
the Postmaster. that 3J,G58 Letters were mailed
during the three months ending October Ist.
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sY@ The Regiment of Senior Reserves, under
command of Col John F. Hoke is ordered to re-
port at Salisbury possible.
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TIE HOME GUARD.-It will be seen by the orde
from the Adjt General of North Carolina that Gov
Vance calls out one third Of the Home Guard in al
the counties East of Surry, Yadkin, Rowan, Cabar-
rus, Lincoln, Cleveland CASTOR and Mecklenburg
including the above named counties One-third 1.-THE
lst class to be drawn by LOTT will assemble at ods
boro possible; the other two-thirds I'D
and Sd class) will remain at home until further or
ders The Home Guard of this county assemblies to-
day (Mondayl for the purpose of being divided into
classes,
We do not know the cause for this call, only what
is stated in the order, to repel threatened pva-
SION bat we have no doubt Gov. Vance as1sbod
reasons for making the CALL and it is the duty of all
te respond cheerfuly. The Governor has the good
of the and of the people of the State at heart,
and we believe he is prompted by duty and patriot
ism in the matter. 1t may be that preparation is
being made for the expected attack on Wilmington.
Prompt action now may save us much trouble here
after However. do not think that the Home
Guard will be kept out long at Il time
The following extract from General Orders No.
&c. dated July 1st, 1864, shows who are liable to
service in the Home Guard
For the information of all concerned it is de-
cIarcd that the Guard for Home Defence consists
of all white male persons who are exempt by law
from service in the Confederate Army. between the
ages Of Is and 30 years residents i'll the State. in
GLIDING foreigners not naturalzed who have been
resident in the State for thirty days before enroll
mcnt except such persons as are exempt by the
laws of the State, by orders of the Governor,
account of physical disability
The law exempts only the following persons
Governor. Judges of the Supreme and Superior
Courts. the members of the General Assembly and
the officers of the several Departments of the Gov
eminent Of the State, and Ministers of the Gospel
The orders of the Governor exempt tie following:
One Editor and Printer for each newspaper, one
Druggist for each drug store, and the employees
Railroads.