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The Skirmish at MOOrfle eld. Ne.
gro Cavalry in the Southern
Army.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9, 1864.
The following has been received at the
headquarters of the army: .---
HEADoUART ERs SECOND DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA,
New CREEK, Va, Jan. %, 81 }
Captain: A soldier of ours, James A.
Walker, Company H, Second Maryland Reg
iment, captured in the attack upon the train
at Moorfeld and Allegheny Junction on
the Sd instant, by the enemy under General
Fitzhugh Lee, escaped when near Brooks
Gap on the 5th instant, and reported to me
this morning: He informs me that thirteen
of the enemy were killed and twenty
wounded in the skirmish He also states
that there were present under the command
of Gen Fitzhugh Lee, three COMPARES of
negro troops, cavalry, armed with carbines.
They were not engaged in the attack, but
stationed with the reserve. The guards
openly admitted to the prisoners that they
were accompanied by negro soldiers, stating,
however, that the North had shown the
example. Faithfully, a.
JAMES A. MULLIGAN, Colonel
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deludsd population; and IN every speech
and message the Governor has written there
are seen fidelity TO the federal principle
embodiedinsthe supreme law and respect
for the principle of local government for
domestic eGaifs; and these made the tran
scendent craftsmanship of the fathers OF
the RevoIhtiontand the. base of our national
progress, glory and power And however
long the war may be waged tor reallza-
ton of soeialistic ideas, which necessarily
involves afst departure from constitution.
al principles with the gross hypocricy OF
affec ting to follow them, we believe it will
come to this at last, that hereafter as here
tofore, each State. in tho Union will, in the
words Of tie Crittendsn resolution, be left
with its dignity, equality, and rights unim-
paired. And we believe that, even here in
Massachusetts,, when-a charlatan socialism
has made the people sick at heart by its In:
evitable and utter failure, they will return to
their old and grand common sense, recog-
nize anew the value of constitutional prin-
ciples, and see embodied in the local govern
ment, ,tscted by the supreme law, the
dearly-prizedr right of two centuries, to
haye their own way in their cities and
towns, in their schools and churches, in
saying who the men shall be who shall be
the state, in maintaining the equality OF
all before the law, and in all those great
things that made Massachusetts, once gloried
IN by the people, nearly unanimously, OF
every state in the Union. The recognition,
by each state, of the rights of all, and the
performances by all Of the duties to the
Federal authority, will bring lasting peace
to the republic. , .r..g netrj 81"
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-irsMoRE TAxArIoN-The Tribune and the
Times are talking about more taxation -
wet, the government must receiSe three or
four hundred millions year from taxation
or 60 BY the board. We shall have to tax
fire, air and water, smoke light and leEer
everything We wear and everything We don't
wear, everything we like and everything
We dislike. From the cradle to tile grave
We will have to-be taxed. This, Is one Of
the besutissuf abolitionism. IT we want
t. eud tie war and save some of our taxes
We must all 60 for aensd Grant. '''s7- =
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SOUNGMEN
NARRLAGE..
ORGANIC s i VI WEAKNESS.

MN odiately Cured and Full Vigor Restered:
This Distressing Affection which renders Life uiser-
able and Marriage possible the penalty By the
victims ofimproSer inausencss Young are too
apt to commit from not being aware ofths dread
full that may ensue. Now who thatun
standthe subject viii pretend to deny tAapower OF
procrsation Is lost sooner by those falling
ofthe pleasure of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms Of both body and mind arise
The system becomes Deranged the Physical and Men
tai Functions Weakened, Loss OF Ptorestive Power,
Nervous Irritablity. Dyspepais, PalmIation OF the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office No. Z South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few door
from the corner. Fail mott observe name ana num-
Der. So. -..r.t #sr.A , .Nf o - -
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
4 CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mercury o. Nausesus Drugs.
= ~ -
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. addresses all those who have
by improper Indulgence and solitary habits, wnacn
ruin both body and mind, uniting them for etnsr ou
siness, study, society or marriage,
THesR are some of the sad and mslanehoiy edects
produced by early habits OF youth, viz: Wsakness OF
he Rack and Limbs Pains In the Head Dimness OF
Sieht. Loss OF Muscular Power, Palpiiation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritability Dsrangsmen'
of ths Digestive. Functions. General Debility symp-
toms Of Consumption, &c.
MrSrALLY-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreadsd-Loss Of Memory, Confusion o.
IDEAS Depressions of Spirits Evil Forebodings Aver
sion to Society; Self Disrus Love OF Solitude llmid
ity, &C., are some Of the evils produced.
HousAsps of persons of all ages can now Judge wna'
the cause of their declining health losing their
or becoming weak, pale, nervous and emasiated nav
ina singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms Of Consumption.
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A Record of Yankee Atrocity and
Treachery.
E-.- h. p,.lS..Sl E..-;-~.
From the Richmond Examiner.

The correspondence between the Com
missiouers OF exchange of prisoners, Sc,
reported to Congress, is very voluminous,
covering nearly one hundred octave pages
of printed matter. 1t, however, affords a
summary Of great historical interest, with
reference t. the conduct of the Yankees in
the war, d with view to hfs-fnterest:
We enumerate the peints made by Commis
sioner Ould in the course Of the cores
pondence. They constitute text for one
of the most striking chapters in the his
tory Of the war. ...-
Il: The arrest and detention Of non.com
batants. The Yankee authorities have per
sistsutiy refused to observe any reciprocal
rule as to such parties. Their military
commanders have been permitted to make
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IMPORTANT from THE S0UIH,
Yankee Atrooities In North Carolina
More OF Butler's Rule.
From the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 4.

E From the Richmond Examiner, jan T.
The Federals under Gen. Wild, recently
made raid, with white and negro troops,
through the counties of Camden and Pas
quotank, in North Carolina They burnt
and destroyed much property, aud carried
away number of negroes 1t seems that
this man Wild caused a Confederate sol.
dler to be hanged, on the ground that he
was guerilla and one of his negro solf
diers having been captured by our forces,
he took two ladies and held them as host
ages for the safety of the negroes. These
ladies' it is stated, were imprisoned in Nor.
folk jail, badly treated and guarded by ne
groes.
This was all done by order of one Briga
dier General Wild, subordinate of But
ler's, who has recently been to Elizabeth
City. .-r. +
A card, with The following inscription,
was found on the Confederate soldier hung
by this brute:
,assHThis guerilla lz1iss'
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as"This guerilla
a. Hanged

L By order of BrigadierG General Wild.
Daniel Bright, Of Pasquotank County"
He was Confederate soldier, and not
guerilla, and, Of course, was murdered.
The Raleigh Progress gets from Governor
Vance the following letters from Wild to
Captain Elliot and Sanderlin, which show
the brutal character Of the wretch who
penncd them. Who ever heard of ladies
being held as hostages for soldiers cap
tured by an enemy-and negro soldier at
that
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: : BALTIMORE J LOCK HOSPITAL.

~ ESI AbLt6hEO 40 n nGx O0A
u bGe ci1UQUACxERY.5 e. sts1i i,s -
The Only Place Where o Cure Can be
07Ii y1ESgis Obtained Z ria. q
nR. R.JOHNsTON BIAS, DISCOVERED THE MOST
u Certain, Speedy and only Efectua Remedy IN tAs
World for all Private Dseases Weakness Of the Back
or Limbs Stricturssc Affections Of ths Kidneys and
Bladder Inylountary Discharges, Impotency, Gener4
Debility Nervousnsss, DyspepSR Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion Of Ideas Raipitsfion Of the Heart uidity.
Trsmbling, Dnnsa Of Sight or Giddinsss, Dssese Of
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver Lungs, Stomach or Boweis-thoss Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Yoath-those
sIcRrr and solitary practices more tal TO Their VIC
tins than the song Of Syrens to the Marines Of Vys-
ses blighting their most brilliant hopes or ancpe-
tions. rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
T79glgE ali SOUNG MEN 1Ta
Especially who lave become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to untimely grave Thousands Of Young
who might 9th erse have entranced listening senatess
living Tyre, may csll With fun confdsnce.
cssJ .sz - MARRIAGE, ESQ = i
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage, being aware Of physical vsakne organic deel-
ity, dsformitias speedily cured. ~
He who places himself pnder the oareof Oh. j. may
religously conAde IN his honor as gentleman, ana
confidently rely upon his SKIN as physician. G
!. ?. 3 ORGANIC W EAKNEsS.
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DR.. /. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Londen
Graduate from Of the most eminent COLLEGES IN IA
been scent ia the hospitals of London, Paris Philadsl
phia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most a.
tonishing cures that ever known; many trouble
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep grea
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soanos, c..n
funess, with frequent blushing, attended somst,me
with derauRemspt Of mind, were cured Immediately.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent votary OF pleas,
ure finds that he has bibed the seeds OF thus painful
d sease il too often happens that an -med sense Of
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him rom appylns
70 those who. from education and respectabty, can
alone befriend hun, delaying till the constitutional
SYMPTOMS Of this horrd dsease make thsr
sueh as liberated soys throat diseased nose
pains in the head and limbs, dimness OF ngn., 80
podes on tho shin bones and arms blotehes on tine
head face and e1tremities, progressing with fnghu
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mouth or tne
bones Of the nose fall In and the victim OF TINS
disease becomes horrii object Of commiseration, nl
death nuts period 10 his dreadful suferings oy send
ING him TO athat Undiscovered Country from whence
no ira yeIer returns" !.
1t is melancholy fact that thousanes ii ~ ~,
this terrible disease wing to the unskifuness OF lg-
orant pretenders who by the Of that Deadly Po-
soy Nerc,rv ruin the constitution and make the rest
due Of life miserable.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by csrtn practice in-
dnlged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly felt, when asleep and II sot cured rem IA
ders marriage impossible, and destroys o0tn mha ana
body should apply Immediately .,..
What pity that young man, the hope OF nus cSun,
try the darling ofhs parents should DO snatchsd om
ali prospects and enjoyment. OF lite by the
of deyiating from the path Of nature and indung IN
certain secret habit such parsons MUST before con-
af;,a
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| COPY |
NORTHWEST LANDING Va.
TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1868.
To WILLIS SANDERLlN, Captain Guerillas

To Willis SANDERLlN, Captain Guerillas !:
SIR; hold Major Gregory as hostage
for the colored soldier captured neat Shiloh.
I shall treat him exactly as your people
treat that soldier. If they hang him l
shall hang Major Gregory. And you know
by this time that keep my word.
Let the soldier be sent to Deep Creek
Village, at the end of Dismal Swamp canal
and Major Gregory shall be at once re,
strored.
(Signed) EDWARD A. WILD.
Brigadier General Volunteers.
Major Gregory is an old man, not in
COPY.
ELIZABETH CRY, Dec II, 1863.
To Captain JOHN 7. ELLIOT, Captain of
Guerillas:-
Sir still hold in custody Mrs. Nun
den and Mrs Weeks as hostages for the
colored soldier taken by you. AS be is
treated so shall they do, even to banging
By this time you know am in earnest
Guerillas are to be treated as pirates. You
will never have rest until you renounce
your present course or join the regular Con
ftderato army.
tSigned) EDWARD A. WILD
% Brigadier General Volunteers. ,
ANY day that you will send your colorsd
prisoner to Deep Creek Village, at the ter
minus Of Dismal Swamp Canal, you will
And these woman returned there the next
day. This OH the faith of one who keeps
his word. ..r..
(Signed) EDWARD A, WILD,
- Brigadier General Volunteers.
The ladies were kept in handcuf, until
taken to Norfolk, where they are kept IN
jail
They were guarded by negroes, who es-
corted them even to discharge the calls OF
nature
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the most neces
sary requisites to promote eonnubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through LIE become,
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dar,ens 70 .ns
view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair anu
fled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with our own,
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Hanrhaps Sale.

The Uniied States resat II boxes containing goods,
wares and msrckaudize, OF which boxes contain
shoes; shirts; boots and shoes; hats; KNAPP
sacks and hayersacks, and domestic and other ar
ticles.
IMPORTATION No. g. District Court Of the Uni-
ted States f0r the niddle District Of Tennessee.
N obedience % order Of said Court made on the
9Th cay Of November, 1888, VIII sell the said pro-
pory for cash in hand, the highest bidder, at the
store house formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan Co,
on tho Oh day OF March. 1864 sid sale 70 commen
a. 10 o'clock on the morning Of said day.
E. r. GLASCOCk,
Feb Cot L. s Marshal for said District.
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QUARRELs OF THE DEMOORAcY.-The
Democratic caucuses have lately been en-
jOying internal commissions. The ire
pressible conflict is raging between the
War and Peace wings, and each side is
trying 10 kick the other out. Fernando
Wood makes a stubborn fight, and insists
upon bis position IS the only true and
honest one for the Democracy to take
Washington Letter.
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States Verszs looking glass; picture
frsmes; 2 windoE shades; 1 c0unterpane; 8 sheets;
parlor chairs; rocking chair; shovel; pair
longs; ! poker; 80 volumes Of books; large bed
stead; mattresses; 50 yards o. clrpeting piano;
bureau and glass, aud wash stand.
INFORMATION No. 80, District Court OF the United
j. States for the Mddie District Of Tennesee.
II obedience 20 an order Of said Court made in this
cause, on ths 9th day Of November, 1885, viii sell
a. the store-house formerly occupied By J. Duncan
Co, the 25th day Of February, 1854, al public
auction % the highest biddev for each In band the
Above desbribed property. Sal. to commence a. 10
O'Clock on tie morning Of thai day.
L. H. GLASCOCK,
Feb Got q. 8. MsIshAl for said District.
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Criminal Cent Clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN II. HALL
q candidate FOR Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson
Couniy 81 the ensuing March election. Feb S-td
We are authorized 70 announce W. L. HORN as
candidate Tor the Office Of Criminal Court Clerk at
the ensuing March election. Jan t9-tde
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CHARLES
". SMITH as candidate for tho ofice CT CRIMINAL
in March next. ian26-Ids
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. IS. 1864


The most impudent farce Of the day
10 that being played By The refugee Ken
tuekisns, who affect to represent the
State in the rebel Congress. There is
hardly = ragged bushwackiDg grey
back on the soil Of that Commonwealth
10 represent The military or civil authori-
ty of the Insurgent Government. Even
the poor farce Of q Provisional State
Government is given up as too palpably
absurd 10 be any longer continued. Not
for q single moment has the regularly
constituted State Administration been
unseated. The rebels have never had q
respectable numerical minority in the
Legislature. No department Of The
Government has ever been in their hands,
and the people have, by immense MAORI
ties at every election, declared their pur-
pose never 70 permit such 8 calamity 20
befalI them. All this is IS well under
stood at Richmond IS st Frankfort, and
the Examiner, Wing and Enquirer are
probing the pretensions of Representa-
tives without constituencies, and ridicul-
ing them in toe keenest satire. If the
hides Of these refugees were not imper-
vious, they would Jingle under the
csustic application to which they are
subjected.
There is unrivaled impudence in the
following announcement, which we find
in the Richmond papers. The efrOn-
terry Of Judge Burnett bas not been sur
passed since Satan promised fee simple
in the territory Of . world 10 which be
had 10 claim whatever.
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MarshaI's Sale.

The United States rsrsas kegs Of brandy aud key
u whisky
INFORMATION Nc. IS, District Court Of the United
Il States for The biddle District OF tennessee
In obedience 10 order Of said Court made in sid
cause. the 9ih Gay Of November 1888, the 2Jth
day Of February, 1884, ~ the store house formerly
occupied BY A. J. Duncan o., wt sell the SAID
property, for cash in hand, 70 she highest bidder
s. 4. GlAASCOCk,
Feb s-20t Q. s MARSHA Tor said District.
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DR. KlNGG'S DISPENSagY.

EEF2A 80 DR. KIEG formerly Of Now YoTk,
- for Iast4 years Of Louisville, BY,
EAS who has devoted his attention 70
the treatment Of private dssses for 80 years, aatsrE
hirself, having attended 70 3 practice for 90 many
years, and cured so many thousands, he Is ensblsd
TO cure all diseases Of E private ns5Grei 20 matter
how bad they may be from ingdiolous medical treat
unent, or from neglect OF their own. Dr.. Kings
psDensary Il No. % DesderGk street. between Uhsrs
~ and the Square, second story, where be cares al
diseases OF private nature.
Gonorrhosa cured without nhrseouH medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date enectu1y cured II
q few DAYS, By an operation which causes no pEia.
Where structure exists health cannot be en8toye5s
Perhaps no diseage causes more mischief nad uEdET-
mines the constitution much.
gyphis with all the digoases OF the EEin, growing
out OF neglect CT bad treatment, can be eneoscEly
cured 81 few dayE
g,,stsal FtloUar attention having beek
Eivsn to this disease and all the consequences grow
Tag cut CT &c, brought IN many caEs5 by the de-
Etyuctiye heb.e Of nconsiderato youths, AID eIcek
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of which
viii undermine the constitution, rendering the sab
ieot u7Et for buzins5s society, sEd eeu=ios PeE
surs Old sse.
Females who nay be Isboring Win Eny 6lfloulty
sbe Womb n.zy rest assured Of Immediate TC.--4.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with Zee enclosed, direct 70 Dr.. A.. King,
go &c pesfcrck street. Nashville, Tenn, g, HAYS
ths necessary medicines Es8t 70 their address. Oee
bears Eass 8 esiaok - as morning up2{i = sas
vszlRg 'Seis 29--5a ct9ts'
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Thnt,s What,s 10 EIatter, -

That's what's the Natter, people
die because they do not know that the fSflLLIBLE
DIARREGA ClRE Is the only medicine that viii
swsys cure every kind o. loossnezs u the bowels ;
e saved our saleite1 N the Mexican when moth
isg elso would as il nov curing every case o. camp
Disrrh0a aEfenF tta soldiers Who use Il. Every
t<nf IN camp s14 every Aeusa ia tha land shoaid
have Il. relebe r5usay 81 haad 0fisa saves life,
when. Wishoui u, al Il lost AE4uire uE- WON
BAuGH'S ISFkIIiBfE 0iARNHEA CURE
keshnu elssi You San gel 4 o. respoctasis Drug
gisiz and country storskeepers. q Dr.. Wombangh
a l4s south Summer strsss, Nashville, Tenn.
Jan Sim
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
-
w RTTING
BOOK KEEPING
FGUqBI 81
]. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the Science OF Psnmanhhip.

Persors from 9 to 90 years can learn this system
In 3 few lessons ladies' are taught TO write IN q
neat, easy aad rapid manner, and gentlemen IN bold,
rapid, business style.
10 persons acquainted with its merits, his system
OF writing needs no other recommendation, bat thOse
unacquanted with IT, Mr. D. refers 10 the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead Of teaching Pen
manEhip merely imitation Art, an experience Of
q yesrs has enabled him 70 reduce It 70 the certainty
Of ssiescs, that being guided by ksoa7ledge, In
gtead Of random pr0ccs, pupils from 70 60 years can
in a short time learn 10 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDTTY
50 accurate is his system, and 20 Uniform IN lie
sEcooss that after Witnessing lis ee Is on several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the laInenied Alfred
Hume Observes:
"Haying had fair opportunity OF examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils in my
school, consider il but just TO say that believe It
" be not only the bea syeaa, but he only dese
sn0 ne a0ns-for By strict attention to the rules Civ
en-. aHg person may IN short time, acquire free,
rapid and elegant hand. should be pleased to zee
1t universally adopted"
This expression was concurred IN by
Mai Gen. +. P. Gaineg, y. 8. Army;
His Exceency, James G. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
Ri. Rev. J. Il. 0tey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
RI. Rev. r. P. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Phillip Lindsey, D. D. Pres. OF Nashville Uni
ver8ity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson ssys:
f'3eing requested By Messrs Dolbear 70 Etafe the
standing IN society Of the gentlemen, sgners TO the
within, do 90 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable and
gentlemen Of education and u high standing in 30
cisty. Given at the Hermitage this ed day Of
October, 1873. ANDREW JACKSON
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Ana0aatemeats.
Counfr Trustee.

We sre Authorized 70 announce THOMAS c.
CRUNK 1s 6 candidate fdr the Office of County True
tee for davidson County at the ensuing March cleo
ton. Feb 11--tdeP
We srs authorized % announce P. VI. MAXEY a.
canfidats Tor thu Office of Comfy Trustees, ioF Da
wilson County, al the ensuing March election.
Feb 7--tdeo
We are Authorizai 70 snDOunce Capt JOHN v HI
son % a candidate for TRUSTEE Of Davidson Conn
~ az The ensuing March election FEB lido
We are suthsrizsd % aun1uncs T. r. MCBRIDE,
as a candidate for COUNTY TRnsrEE Tor avidson
C0uHfy Al the ensuing March election. Jan zs-td'
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SOUTHERN CHUaoHEs The Secretary
Of War has granted 81 order to the united
Presbyterian Board Of Missions TO take
possession Of all church property in
rebel States belonging to dislOysl con-
gregations Of their denomination.