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NIARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD.
lH EMY, "A
TEMPERANCE HALL,
E street, between 9Th and 10th sts. -

This Academy is now open for the rece ption of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies' Misses and Masters Tuesdays,
Thursdays ard Fridays. from to s o. m.
Gentleman's Class-Tussda,s, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to 10 p m.
Those d-sirous of joining may do so by applying
at the academy during school hours. Quarter
mmeDcins entry, ocS
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

DROF. J. ". KREIs DANCING ACADEMY is
i now open for the season, at Temperance "A
Hall, street, between 9Th and 10 h.
Hours Of tuition for Ladies, Misses, aud
Masters. Wednesday and Saturday after t&4k
Moons from to 8. Gentlemen's class Monday.
Wednesday and Friday even in gs from to ~. The
quarter will commence with the first lesson of the
Dupil Slim
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Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weak
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver con-
stipation, &C., deserve TO suffer if they will no
Try the celebrated
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
EkslNEu PROPERTY

rKyVED PKoPERTY.
y Under ard by virtue Of al an order Of the Supreme
Der seth. 1861 in certain cause wherein George W.
Miller is com mplainant, and Ellen Miller ct al are
ceran pieces sed aad for
which the purcl asers failed to comply with the
% shs
On the premises, p the south part ef subdivison g,
on Four,and half street. betwaen Mar yisnd ave.
nue. and south G street and running back to : pub
Of ysch viii se
Immediately after we shall sell on the premisss,
s6s, fronting II feet north street between 9Th
ana tn streets and running back S feet Inch
Al:o ths north half Of Lot No: ls in Square No.
Terms One third in cash the remainder in s, II.
chaser must gives notes to the .atisfaction
Of the Trustees the purchasers to have the option
Convex anein g. including stamps. at the purcha.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in avs
days after the SALE the Trustees reserve the right
ofreIsllns at the risk and expense Of the default
~ GEoRGE BoHRERJ
oc s-.o&ds C. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Aucts
A UCTIoN SALE OF CoNDEMNzD HORSES.
QuARrrRMAsrER GEN. 's OFFICE, LIST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CRY. October i, 1884.
WIN be 500 at Publ Auction, to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, Wis:
Miffiin, Pennsy lvania, THURSDAY, October IT,
1854. 49,
Wilmington, Delaware. THURSDAY, October %,
1854.
York, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, October II,
1884,
two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. at each
place.
These horses have been condemned as unat for
the cavalry service Of the army.
gains may be had,
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence At 10 q. m,
Terms cash, In United States currency.
BY order OF the Qusrternaster General.
coIons, :, JAMES 1KIN.
oc 26t 'A'AoA' ~ 1 ~ 'o'
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II JUST RECEIVED
377 sEyENTH STREET.
Mrs. A. McCLOSKY.

MISSES OBRYAN, No. 1,1O7 Walnut street,
and 'nof FssNcn M1
LINE.Y, to which the attention of the Ia
dies is invited. Particular care given to orders.
oc Him.
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ROSEGRA ANS.

The Situation in Miss0uri-Latest M Tidinss
Highly yCheeriBg-Another er epuise of the
Enemy.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l-The loss of property in
Glasgow, through its capture by the rebels is
about Sl50,LOO
Eighty men, Colone ell McArthur's, near Fort
Donelson, on the 18th, were attacked by two
hundred and eighty guerrillas.
Three charges were made and re repulsed when
the rebels fled, leaving forty killed and wound
ed on the field. Our loss was four killed and
ten wounded, among the former, Lieutenant
Johnson
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ing into the enemy in that direction OFF the
PIKE, establishing his line in conjunction with
it, and holding his own against some of the
hercest shelling that was ever showered on
devoted soldiers. At this time, about 10 q. m,
although the appearance Of things in the rear
was still not that generally seen in the rear OF
victorious army, and although an appear
ance OF retreat prevailed on some portions of
the lines, in 'front.' the army had for the first
time during the day so far won victory over
it's opening disasters as to have disposed con-
sistent and wieldy front towards It's foe, hold
ing its own IN the main against further attack
The results OF the contest Were otherwise
gloomy. We had been surprised and driven
out OF splendid position; had lost multiply.
inely in prisoners; had lost twenty -four pieces
OF artillery. thirty -four ambulanccs, including
all the medical wagons ana medical supplies
of the 18th corps, and several headquarter
WAGONS We had yielded more than two miles
Of the battle field to the enemy; many of our
the killed and wounded were thick around
A lull. The enemy, inquishing his attack,
conteDted himself with lively use OF artillery.
At this moment faint cheer echoed along the
line In the rear. General Sheridan, who had
ridden posthaste from Winchester, was ap-
preaching. His appearance created wild en-
thusiasm. Beginning ct the left of the line, he
rode along the whole front OF the army, waving
his hat amid uproarious cheers. Retreat was
stopped In an instant from that time till three
army into an offensive position, and at o.eIe sne
the whole army, the Sixth corps i'm the centre
the Nineteenth corps on the right Crooks COM
mano on the lett, Merrltts cavalry division on
the extreme left Clusters division on the extreme
right, made magnificent resistless charge,
which swept the enemy of the face Of the earth
before it every where
The enemy had actually begun to throw up
oreastworks, and was preparing to 60 INTO
camp, when this charge was made De was
driven back at a double q uick through Middle
aoWn, across Cedar run. where ne Ca 0am1 10 rom, rom,
and was thence pursued oy our cavalry
through and beyond Strasburg
Forty three pieces Of artillery, some guns
taken from MS during the day, were captured at
amhnIsnees and caissops innumerable The
army is ordered to move against the enemy at
& n IN TO- morrow.
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A CARD.
FEI.Iow-C1rIzEHs AND SOLDIERS ::

FEILow-CITIzESs AND SOLDIERS:
. Yielding te the solicitations Of friends
in Cumberland and Harnett counties,
have consented to serve, if elected, as
member of the House of Commons of the
next General Assembly Of North Caro-
lima. Confined to Camp life, it will not
be in my power to see the people. It
may be proper, therefore, to state that,
if elected, my influence and votes will he
cast in favor Of such measures as in my
judgment may be best calculated to in
sure the success of our arms and secure
tue independence Of the South. 1t will
be my constant aim to look always to
the c. mfort and care of my brother sold
icrs, and shall support every measure
calculated to promote their interest and
to encourage and cheer them in their ar
duous and patriotic service. Sympathi-
ling with the people and soldiers, what
ever influence I may have shall he ex-
erted to restrain oppress ion and qua: an
tee to ali just rights and privileges. In
the discharge Of my Legislative duties,
all lawful efforts shl II be used to pro
mote the interest and carry out the wish
rs of my fellow citizens, believing that
representative, in this Capacity, is the
public servant Of the people and is there
fore bound to- yield! a ready obedience
to their instructions and cheerful
compliance with their wishes. in every
way consistent With the pubic good. I
have served three years in the army, and
if the people now desire me to serve them
in a4"ther capacity, will cheerfuliy COM
ply with their wishes.
JOHN F. MCLEAN.
Plrn:ou tn, 4, c., July Q, 1o64.-te
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WEEKLY INTELLlGENCER.

is PUBLISHED AT FAYETTEvILLE, n.
/ T.. On TUESDAY of each week. 1t is mad,
up from the news ntained in the DAILY
NosrH CAaoLINIAs, an will always contain
the
VERY La TEST TEL EZRA PEIc EEH,S.
iiasiHg the advantage Of the news OF the
rRESS ASSOCIATION, Of which the Dali y
North Carolinisn is member,
THE M A RI\ETS
~ i'll be fully and carefully reported each day,
and true statement of heir condition honest
[lv given. We have
SECURED CORR ESPONDENTS
n the Armies of Gems. LEE and PICKET, and
will ALWAYS give a faith ul and full record OF
Il III. matters.
Posr N .sfERs and OF ',ers are requested to
,ct as AGENTS, and each Agent sending six or
n, re subscribers with the money for six
nroths, will receive ths Weekly paper six
NC yhs gratis.
SUBscRIrrIoSs will no be taken for a Ion. er
y. id than six months; nd in Case will the
laper be sent until the oney IL received.
VA ADVERTISEMENT inserted for 81 l'er
SQUARE OF l6 lines for tn first, and one doll Al
:or each succeeding publ cation.
TERMS OF SUEsSCIRIPTION
WEEKLY IsrELLIezSoEh Three months,s3 Of
" Six no2ths. DC
r. 4
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CLAIMS
OF Dcee, se1OMcers and Soldiers.

1ssh@ W5l1pr, n. o., June zotn, 1864.
TT>HK IN )ERSIGN ED has been appointed
i CGa,n issioner to invcstigate, collect aud
pay oves t. the PAL ties entitled thereto, all
ci aims fo1 unity, arreaIagGs oi pay aud allow
ences, du1 the represents tatiyes o: deceased IL !.
hcers An6 o. ldiers II ON this State.
The part entitled are irst, the widow Of
the decsAse if any, if there be no widow then,
81 child or children, il thei be such,
if there b. neither widow children then,
thirdly the father, if there be neither widow,
child, chile 'en or fataer then, fourthlv, the
mother Of e deceased, and in default OF al Of
these tAen, ifthly, the excc4tor or admiAisti a.
tor of the eceascd.
The ciain ant or claimants must fu nisl, his
her or thei affidavit, and that Of one dis inter
ested ~ tine 40 to the relationship, and in all
cases, whe: the cl -inant is Tot the widow the
aftda Wit m, st negative the existence OF a claim
ant claii ants Of Ia CHER order. The jus
tice of the eace, before whom the affidavit is
subscribed aust certify to tht crcdibiify Of the
witness, an Clerk Of the County Court must
certify, nm er the seal Of the Court, that he j.
q Justics o. the Peace.
II the e. Linant or claimants be child or
children . the decc ased, ard he. she or they
bis, her or their guardian, and the fact Of his
beins guar ian must be certihcd to, under seal
Of the Lbul ty Court Clerk.
Whedth clai'n is made by an executor or
1 ldmnistra ,r, the fact OF the executor rshii or
ldmnisEra ,rship must be certified to. und
real by the County Court Cleik
All Of M'ss popsrs should be cent in dcpl,-
Any pers n directly interested will be fulnish-
ID, upon ar ,licatiSn TO pe, with a proper form
Df th ese pa .rs in fu copy OF which. tsl the
greater cor scnience "i pal ties, will be torwar-
led as 500 rs may be practicable to each
CountysCo IT Clei X.
This cern mission l. intended to facilitate the
collectlen these Claims, AID save the claim
ants aiLex cnsc.
Particsi terested may materially aid ne in
the in est alton Vi their claims, if Mt The time
Of for ward ng their paper to me, they will in
form mn Q the date of the death Of til. dvccaG-
ed " ere died. was killed, whcth5r or rot
thew or NJ 2 one for them, have received the
al q ects which dcceaa. d had with him
at the lin: Of his Jcath, ana whether or not
ths dec - d (if non rnissioncd officer or
privately / I'd ever received the States bountv
1t is yer desirable that all claims shouId ic
for n al ted 1t as early day nay be practi-
cable, ,Ir all cases, give the claimants Post
Once and jounty in iull.
JNO. A STANLY,
l13-I4 Commissioner
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49, Will. tho nation is steoned tn ite

- While the nation is stepped to its
very lips in Lloed, It's Chief Ma gistrate is
retailing old jokes in the Presidential man.
sion, or else is on electioneering tours
among the peoSlc OF the latter kind is
his visit to- Philadelphia, 1nade On Thurs
day and~which, under thea suiSo of SYM
pathy for the purposes, oi the sanitary
fair, was undertaken, simply with a view
OF making stump spag.h 10 Phil.airlph AHA
with reference to the E.l elections. Before
his nomination, Mr.. Lincoln did not visit
sanitary fairs; since then, he has sud
denly grown to be wonde fully sympa-
thstic With works Of charity fa"hee
Puper.
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Special to the Cincinnati Gazette

IsD1AkAPo4Is, June 20.-Ihe peace
Democrats here are in trouble, and there
is prospect Of complete division among
them. Mcclellan stock is down. Nc
Donald, the probable candidate for Gov
enor, intimates his preference for Fillmore
and will support him at Chicago. The
Fremontcrs arJ very quiet.
Tie persistent attempts made = tiitv
rebel pris ners in Camp Morton t. tunno]
out. havo induced the authorities TO build
another inclosure, and make deep ditch
around the entire prison.
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To THE FRiESDS OF The SOLDIERS
.1t l'OU @hOut the Conrcdcx-sscy
&" ART III MASTER GENERAL. DEPARTMENT

Il; iRTk MASTER GENERA. I'ErAHrMENr. ]
| sk.naoAn BrxE.U.
RlcHmOND. Eri,. 2O,h. 1851
ifNEE friends aud refative nj soldiers il
| L the Army Of Northern Virginia ar
| hereby notified that An arrangement ha
| this day neen effected with the SOUTHERN
! EXPRESS CO AiP-ANY. to carry ri! pack
agcs'of food and wearing apparel 10 Rich
! mon6, Va.
To secnrc the advantages thus obtained
throu.. i, he express company the following
! instruC. ions must ipe observed
| Packages must not contain more than
one hundred pounds; be we'll secured. and
Dlainlv marked. aId sent at the cxruuse ci
The slipper to either of the Soldiers Eeiie!
/, Associ .ti.,,,s. which arc located Us follows:
In North Car"iina. e.-Ia leigh; in South
Carsiin :. al Columbia; in Georgia, at An
sus ia; iu Alabama. at Montgomery; or at
any @; her point at wh:eh one Of these AS
ociations have an Office.
The Agents of these Associations will
thrr. take charge Of them, and ship daily
by Southern Express Company. 10 the prop
or Agents Of the respec tiv- States ut Eich-
mond, " ho will ace LLe i distrilnt~d to tn.
pr opnr iadiv iduai ow.srts. - :
To meet the wishes p. The saI.IieFe, Ana to
give them certain and speedy comnunicn-
,ion with hons tue Sou uthern Express Com
pany has agreed to Civ this frciE GIT prefer
cnce over everything else and i'll order
that no obstacle may occur to the succes,
OF 50 laudable an enterprise. the several
Railroai Companies are hereby requested
to rerdrr the Express Company such facili
ties as will enable Il to make this arinRg.
ment u co..plets success.
AS the S'uthern Express C~lS4ltny as
sumes all responsibility OF the transpOl ta-
ton Of those packages. the Relief A>socia-
tuns are requested to Withdraw their
gents who have heretofore acted as travel
ing messenee ers. If the Relief Association
will establish agencies III the rear Of there
ar mics, they may enjoy the same privileges
hereby secured to tbs Army Of Northern
Virginia.
+. w. SIMS,
Lieut.. Col. aud Uuartern.astcr.
Approved.
". r. Lawton, Quartermaster Gen.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., !
AUGUSTA, GA. Feb 20, 1864.
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPA-
Ny hereby notify the friends and elativ.s
OF Soldiers in the Army ot r:hern Va.
and elsewhere, that they are prepared to
carry out arrangements announced in
the above card and that they will do all liz
th.,re power to fulfil it's requiremensst
JAMES SHUTTER.
Genl scr't. & Acting Pres't So. Exp. Co.
mny "o-tf.
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SYNoPsIS or FUNul

SYNOPSIS or FUNdr scHEME OF CUR
RESuY BILL AS TO ST. TEs EAST OF THF
MlseIssIrPI-N Non IN rest Bearing S1o(
Notes, Receivable :. public dues be
fore April lst. 1864, par; from and f.
ter April Isl, 1864, IL receivable at all
bat
Frsn,nIE II Fou, .ss CENT BoNDs.
Nrtasa lsl April, 1sh 1T par.
From Isl TO last day q April, inc at 6 6 (
ir"ln / ii t. last day Mav. inc, ut 56
rom 1t to last day June, inc, at A.
rom >tto last day. July, inc, at SO.
/ rom Ist II last day q Arg., inc, at 26
fl,,'a IT - last day : Sept, inc, at / 6s
n mp 1T tass. bv n.aai44I tAk@OeEr :rt.s - .
Nav uon-iutercst sarlng : 90 notes
f,,lI ,u the first Of eauary. 1868, are
s'Ncel 100 per cent, Z is destroying ever,
Ne.liao al vaIue.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

TNROM the subs riber on the 9Th inst, me-
l dunn size brintiie milch COW, crumI,!ed
horned, hair scratched of little s.de.
AGy information received concern iIs said
COW will he literally rewarda by
: ". Sisi'.ttE
At ". D2ACGEaE's SIoaz
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C~TON CARDS, NO.I

'y>ui4. +. vettevnlc COTTON CARD Manu-
fa6tnlng Company are now Inanufartur-
ing Cards superior t. any run through the
bockadn. nd at present selling for ale rlca
the sin x1e air or s. tn quantity.
Auy Ser ON ordering six r, airs,
will be oee irely packed and delivered
mingtaDf,ae Of expense.
Call ~ or addrc-s
A. \. McKETHAT.
j. A. WORTH
ALIEN. JOHNSON. Jr
Fayetfc lie, n. e., Apr l9-tf|
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Eatcred ,ccording to ,ct.of Congress in the
wear I-G3. hv J. :. Thr sher, III the Clerk )
oNicc ot IN District Go II of the Confederate
States. !or the Norther District Of Georgia
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4 Frencilnan was recently seen bar
gaining for a half dozen sheep.
''What are y.u about !! said fsieri.
Il hays l.aali say" replied monsieur,
that /, .ou Want tc rake money. vcu
must buy sheep and sell deer shall Guy
tce s. & !. and soil DE- venalor -
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RrCuMoSp, July l An offic;al dis
patch from Charlest n yesterday, says
Robertson STACKED le cr.ulny Saturday
morning and droy. ii IN from their first
position with a loss t us Of 100 Killed
and Noundsd The nemy fell bnck TO
their transports pres: d from James and
Morris Island.
The guuboats on S emo river hare been
driven beyond the ective range. Of OIL
batteries One mon or damaged.
It appears that the orce now operating
against Charleston is: csmnosel of all the
available force On the 5outh Atlantic coast.
The homhardmcnt # Sumter has been
heavy for sey eral day and continues SO.
RIcuUoND, July Is Brig. Cen. Clay
ton, of Alabama, to b Major General; Col.
J. c. Carter to be rig General each
with temporary rank under act of May
SIS, ISnt.
PrrrPsBrRG, July u-The Philadel
phia -.nquirey of t: sth received Ii
has SIX columns on I e. inyasion,' chief
ly rvnors and scnss onal dispatches.
Caunouajins was ,inG on at Frederick
On the evening of + , 7th.
a telegram from .ltimore at midnight
ct the Tta says C'e .zzN allace rerulSe ed
every effort of the Tt els to take Frederick
The whole rebel column left Hagcrs-
town at u o'clock Q the morning of the
9th by the Baltimore turnpike.
Yank press disp ches say tho column
consists Lon.stre' sand Ewcll's corps,
under Cen. Lee; al that they design
capturing Baltimore md Washington.
The force is estlr IT ed at &c, 900.
The rebels are 50 i to be piundering
and pillrsing indisc, n,inately.
The rebels levied $4,000 in money and
1900 ostfts at Hag rstown, which were
paid.
Intense eScitcmc Il Exists in Western
Maryland and the Cumberland Valley.
1t is believed that noreoels have enter
ed Pennsylvania.
Hor,e-, cattle, ant everything ale being
rapiA!y removed.
Couch IS organic NJ the Penn lyania
mil Tia, and Wallace is aesenuln. rrruer-
Ieb.
The hospitals at City Point has been
cleared oi the sick and wounded.
Most Of the members of the Sanitary
Commissioners are on their way home.
\ special dispatch from W96hin2ioE q
the Philadelphia Enquirei ,rvs, Grant ~
soon startle th~ country with another
.r1iliD.4. movement.
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TRE#
ANN2A eMYNAAAhM
y. r. GIN TATR.
B Z

=. r. SIN IL a lR.
T;r marry SorTr CAR0LtvIAS is
re~v.4 :, .',..,;hor, IN swn at ONE DOL
I.AR 49, 49,. IN .dranee payable 10 the Car
''ST. s,,',n ws"S'v, c',,,,.. rwEyr PTvE CEvTs.'
p,1cr rox sstIrss.
Yin lie COPIES IS cent FIX 'n'n'Hs Ir ~
TEEN DOLLARS. Til months H-uA
s,r. 49,. THREE ~ sIARS.
NJ TVTETTTCFSC t,'' 4 weekly four
o,,1d r.,.,,,,.r r,hli. ad at this Otice, is
r,.;1aa - ,,,hsrri,,ers AZ I'VE DOLI.A for
sir ,rorrh, Three me ths THREE Oh
LA Strictly "a g
R.vEs OF aD ERTIsIN
TT. roI,,v;,, ra.o. ill De char.- for
"A ,;saiz.rnenta in. ,rt d In the Nor. 4 caro-
hnian
oNv sor.,, oF.. LINES, ss:
~. - - 90 me week.. 50 so
~ tays "a svo weeks .....l3 90
sTt-. d,r no 'nree weeks. % 30
k,,.- ~ 6 so ane month .....26 80
Ei, 10, 90 ''wo months ITO 00
:, word. Or e;,h sinps or less count a
sor,r. .i ,99t;ocaI q ares Will be charged
IL .,,a .3es-t;ss- m 1nserte6 once. twice
or t}e.0@ times 1cEk vi 80 sf sts0 ao1
lar. a square Tor every II seyssoh- -,
ADV erti ssrnents for II - II IL ""st. -,
no ir>e,.t once~in Hai r, ynd charged DAILY
rates tor that insertion.
y IN sent by letter, t. Money must accom-
-, tha ,dve-tisement Marriages. seaths,
-e1;c iOus and other motto ; charged IS aa'er-
I've sDts and must bi . d for stl ictly III ad-
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was aDticipafcd
VIZ dHtfCI IfdfC0f.
The jefferson Bulletin saws ::

The crops are magnisice..t throughout
the greater portion oi Eastern Texas.-
We are told by gentleman Who has
Travelled over many counties. that tie
prospect icr a 6nc r"p Of heat, nerrr
was mere Hettcring than n"w W. ll-rs
PLENTY OF rain
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In New York, MAJOR General Dix was
arrested ca the lst inst, and taken be-
fore Judge Roswell upon the charge Of
unconstitutionally suprressing the World
He was afterwards released and the mat
ter post poned to future day.
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.Yust Received.
4 CHOICES lot of che wing and SIN oking to-
n bacco. Consisting in part of the follow
ing brands
Choice Oranoka, No. /;
Rorboro Gold Leaf;
Extra Fire Hyco Delight.
For Sale, wholesale anl retail, at No. II,
Market Square, under the OAsoLlxIAN Office.
JuueS-t.
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DEAD.-Smith @ Brien, the distinguish
ed Irish leader, and an able and Jealous
advocate of the Confederacy, is dead
Mr.. O'Brien has done all he could to pre-
rant-r:s countrymen from emisrating to
the North or en1istingi in the ranks Of the
Northern army.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-19

FasM TExAs.-Houston papers os the
9Th June represent the crops in that
State as very promising. The Tele-
graph says
We have been blessed with elegant
rains during the past few days. waich were
beginning to be much needed by the crops.
These rains have, we think, placed ulncl'
of the corn beyond danger from drought
The prospect is now good for an abundant
crop. The wheat harvests are also begin
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Sy1ufJhyver Avunnrafac opA and n n

A sunilnwer evaporates one aud quar-
ter pints Of wafer in a day. an q cabbage
a 5out the same Quantity. A wheat plant
exhales, in hundred and seventy two
days, about one hundred thousand grains
of water. AN acre Of groTins wheat, on
this calculation, draws and passes out ten
tons Of water per day.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-07-19

Just Received.
A GOOD SUPPLY ofthat extra Gne chew
n ing tobacco, which will sell on accom-
ni0da,ing terms, wholesale or retail.
Junel0 dtf /. H0LLfEGSWORTH
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DLACk AND WHITE PINS.
ID BLK. 4 WHITE HOOKS & EYES.
At No. II, Market Epua re. under the
CAt:UIINIAN OFFICE.
June H. 12O-tf
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FAYETTEvILLR, n. c.
June lO-3mo