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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
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LODI yJ f.sJ1uotl'

10. STRIN emusic.
1 AM prepared to urnish string Music for bnila,
Il rties, &e., At the lowest possible rHits having
iqyed with Frot fRinehid dtirng the las sun meT
feel contds nt that can satisfy all hs Old
ers. ana me nIte oi phe ne ginIental Baud, and
fcRn furnish any nunuer OF piece iOT string band
AL bfdAfs feit ~ith Uhaflts Thee sild corner TLfd
and IJfi9Eson streels, ppdsr liuston hall val be
dei1dsI9 "a p "a laqf fIANIEJ B.BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

L LEsTATEAGBNr

NO. ESQ THIRD Strict, AT JOHN Il. sToPPEl-
mat AAN's OFFICE. r.. ..-l....-.
L AAVE sisrgei m0unt oi property for sale, such
~ houses enh lOts, IN all paIis The city at yar-
pg4 pries s,ranging from fu huhSi to thousand
doiais, on Rood aymepiss AID Well situated aud
aaS auRntty Of vacant lots isr sale Also, several
arms or sale, ranging fcm qne hundred and sixty
Hqtff down To Two herel l. adjoining the city and
Ilsose having property fcr ale. atd those wanting
10 sqy, viii DO We'll 70 call on me. as / shall give
rolpPt attention 70 all business Iusttd TO ny care
h.Ye had considerable experience IN The business.
5HaulW a. f MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
. No=partMersbip.
OO.PARTNERaHIP

UNaE uudoTshEnsd have this day formed 90 .pArt.
uership tihderthe name and hrm OF BREEhE 4
NIXO MGR She anEpaaaa Of transaoting Wholesale
and Retain Clo thin aud Merchant Tailoring Busness
% the old Staha of ~ %. Brevne o. Main street OBJ
posts ths conh aouse. wherst they Woald be pleased
to see the riSnds Of tn house, aud as mahy new
ones a. may laVOr them With call. e
sgl-7tf q gwILLIAM @ BREENH,
aeon ANDREW 0. NIXON,
Ssy'oPs EshfaHy I ,lltAfSs.fSia.sasTi d snall rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
QfrOerrIRs, SO.
lgV Is for sale Of Pure bourbon whisky

No g0l Second street, Dayton, OHIO,
NC leave most respectfully to ac5uamt their cus-
- toners and tho 90 immunity generally, that th6y
ave entered mo partnership, under the name and
lyle Of y. O'BRIGN6 BRO HER. for the purpose
feTyihp on The Wholesale grocery, liquor, .eigT
I'D tobacco husntss IN Dayton, ohio, a the LITE
3lnd Of u. O'prlen, No a0l second street. .sli st
Having ample means TO enable uPt purchase goods
f9m the bost hnnsos ia Sew York, Baltimore and
lgdeipha, and having had fifteen years xperience
hno trade, We bold out the best Inducements 70 our
oh hcust'mersaud u others who may be kind enough
topuTchR5e from a.. rH' t liaI... .tt
Z. pBRIEN, late Of the firm Of OBrien Poe.
'ftedo Ohio, Will devote his time and attention to
plpAe vi those who may como 70 uy at this Welt
Known House, aod f.. o BkLEE, will treat the cora
mnity b tier, II possible tn Vvor before Both oi
ufse very grateful past lavors, and earnestly
hd share Of yoariuture patronage au19daw m
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W W stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, MamishuIgi 5toc slagef, mon; q Ander.
son, OenteTvillei Myers, New LebanOa; n Jackson,
chAmbersburg h Bauer, Harrisburg Divine,
Johnsulei Arnold LimbeTt, Sonth Arlington; y oil
emNeT, West Batimore; Rookie 90, Germantown
NV MURPHY, Vandaliai n Nickols, Liberty; . Roea,
FarmeFsWlle; HeVerling 43Hen Saleml W Pyrmont,
Williams Swaner, Wesf Balnmore; Parker, Bro a
coi Parkersoure; end by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the unitsd shatss andoanadas
IGa8 au2idiy
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ApvnRTraINo RATNs.


.snt IN .NLkkll1s. .--..-...-
One square, eighty words Doe Wee, .....Aei 90
Fer aqpare, each weekin addition, ,.,-....,,.... 80
Afer euu0feg one wear ~ w
nH-lerns for Advertisements occupying Ertata
snaco or for longer period thenahbte specified mfd
Are chsraed kt theAhoverates mess avflttb sfrse
mont Is mada previous 70 insertion. 81 AT caau1 70
vertisements mustbe ped foI in advance.
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A.ost

I OSF--Al persou. are HEREBY cautioned against
IL negotiating fora note drawn ly me, dated Febru-
Az a. 1884, for our hundred and twenty-five dollars
ard ten cents (s422 l0), thirty days, and payable A.
first National BANK, cincinnati, 70 the order Of o.
W Rowland sad note has been lost, and AL persons
are cautioned MOTTO purchase or receivethe same.
JOHN A. MlNICK. "a
Mr.JOHE a. MINICR The note alluded to above
never reached me by mail or otherwse, add Il no
longer valid ~ against you on my account 1it 1ui
O. W ROWLAND,
Cincinnati February 10, ls6i-felldu se'
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MotRIs. ,a.
UNITED d; !S;T.ATEs..H0TEL

Directly oppoate the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot) 81. '
TNHG undersgned, who has been connected withthe
l American House, IA tAis city, or Owe nine years
has lea ed this well known and popular Hotel for
term OF years, and pledges him eli to hiH friends and
the public TO use his utmost ehorihto sustain he rep
utatiOu of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as a first
cssa house The public may rely upon finding, Al
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of hrst-
class hotel
Price rs heretofore, Two Dollsrs per dsy,
oc3d6m FRANK ". PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
M ERCHANT ITAILORING

Iu II 1ENRY MILLER.
TWINK Full for patronage heretofore extehded 70
Z i1f Am tiAller q hslyh, Isspetuplly sohelts
agpntinuance of the same IL himsei at the CID
huston SaasGsHg gqTpsr ThiE,, anu snsIson streets
wnsfe he viii AlNays be found with iul assortment
OF goods IN his liaa1 CI uusl .if is3uyw
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-21

@etIf lett unO 6si benz OtpnarAeu, benz er
leiber bient, lfet8 tie @QHe ber 8reibeit Ysrs
treten bat Sir bieIe '0aben mir bier gefaulpft
unb id fdh(C, irenu Sic uns 0elfen fSrts
nen 1Rc ee perlpei9crn, neil e8 Sie ba8
Spfsr Sbrcr 0}ube toitet, tSnncn sic ME
9Th Ur:npo sine8 sypBeu MenIheu gelpes
fen IeiH. ...- -1
Der 0reis iGaute i9n init ianfteui, prre
wllrfSoplem Nu8e an. SD iperbe berInpen.
gle .3u rctttn. ia8te er, ba @ptt oaS Mittel
lit meme 0anD 9de9t bat Nber sic miIien
mir Elm @elSbniB tbun,
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pertrdBi.
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WuaIa uno Deeouteil uns, bies 2anb 5uuer
laiica, pas IedeSebn Sabre mir 51ub uub
6g'eoen 9egebeti, abr lett cer59auplas ppn
!U!o ruD Naast If. Der aud bie8 2lIpl met
uer leeten Gage iApn pierer6plt teblr1t bat.
Sd min in cie G5tiUe jener ltrpaloer 5urtid
fetrer, III benen ih eiuen 29ei[ n:iner jan
seren Sabre perlett. nnb pprt ulein Orab
iuGen q!bcr i'd hofte. Gle bieie G9ate,
Die i'd, 8eIammelt, ber 8illenldaift gu erbals
ten. Diele 6cfiuuna 1lluB i'd, oufgebtr,
benn cS 1T rumS9lidl lte nit uns fortSuId,aFz
fen upo Dsnn Der .lpiloe llrqui3a Gte uibt
ms0r btcr fInbet, ipirQ &c Isltlt j Die 10 ten
Mauern ieiner 9fa@e ppfern DeeGalb @ea-
nor tpeInen i'd uao Die Wteiusu sic ouf bsl
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laasn irunbecsuteneer WenjA pie id nidY
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ropa 3urudte0'en sa-6
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9eitren8ter So I6ungen. MS9eies tn Ieiher
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iGa. wenigltenS an cen Maun eri1nera. per
III 0er idGncn Su8eno ieiiie @eFatrea ltle
feline lHibca tbstlen purfte. s3 ls
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ly Tiir Cutters uttN Osefzanrdteure.
ayr Metbtt beutfde StrStI0t eDRrfa Gaaer etRgeaa@
~ etasa un9 en- dc3ter nnb nd@aersodbttr. g s b .
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ftH8t, SGFbeI1en. SGrbine8, Senf In berf@ie
ewea go@unaen 0sntsH in tsItetteen Guantttdtentd
1886 rGft-lHC gd3e N0ebtI 9RtIbeTmH 6
....fc t-- $40 So. ReItimprenr.
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,Oerrsi fIeioer' aDei,,

Nedten lmpOrtirten 8erIiner aiimnel,
Ne6ten ilapurtirten Duppelz aiimmel
ga biateen prefen -'~''''N S9e''9 :" v ~ W.T." =
oe.u.. . Gbuarb 1Isd,
NulRS ia 3rmboreHr unhe 6h1fleSft
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1H C99 EyGfDpG NttD1 1teIc SSccteUe
96enbcnanuer @ere'n ta ~ tem 3ued, ee wtttte bus
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farn peId IN Sic Wtttt 5taOsebetes @el Sarbee
81 lieBen cnt 6relSenb fauFib an h eetrat tdnn tn
Mee 6et Iercn IN Sen Widyt brin9 ue ba$ 10 etnGesG-
gene Geb ra @6ue her Soften Bur Grtauuus uro GrbaL
tnng hes nhtus Gnle9t Diefe Qet werbn BON bm Vers
e eultittrt NIT &eben nb GD baumen ongpFIn3t uvS
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Die n6tBtGtn @prterntiie befBt ct een auem S6uleeb
au been Snfitut GusbGeii III af. So Der S@ue lelrE
ereer bic meilen p6teren iinmdtten gelebrt ntreen
Cine ebe GHulafe tOet $10325 BET &nSdb un8 1on
$3.50 une mpnntltGer 9dblun9 $500 crsr etr Vber
ietne Mfte dbteab fat It'd einer @daplGb dusIueu 1n9
erb1t bdnn einen reieH Betbtitel DIE @nSdbungen na
Aeris teort tdg es au benz eneer &eitteten moa~ ~
fetten Decentralization lafrmten @s purbe beionseSh
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tahn renlten IerbieH In ber Nniebiuna Hnben un nod
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rem Muit GNe et9tgcnnebnen et @tnienonNe SCn $s25
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nuug btd rpndtliD $500.
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s1uftiomS sSSerfauf

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y on cpnbemntrten BferOen.
arites. .Departement Gapanere.Sur.Gw }
Office ceS Observation-Disclosures I
Q3aftinetUr, .. g.. I9. 5ebr 1854
Brigenbe 8feree Wcrhen ben Metfbetenosn pertIut
nnb war at hen nabent nater bjet4neten YlassH wH9
Edsen:
SS .@i1fidmSpsrt, gsu 800 SFrSt Gm DsenkOg.
zen S. ARdr;
MdrS. Ii: j, 4 --..,-s -. -. :. ..,..
Sn Gdasm ga. 800 gfrtc am Sreitas ben 1S 2Rars
S Stewart, ". s., 500 pferse ON DteHitas esH r.
SHeetdnsn, Say 500 YFrte ON Srettas ben Is.
Rdr3.
SnWilfessatre. gsa 500 gferoe am Dttufos hen
20 Mart
9ie prr6e purben ais nnbrauG Bar beunten au Ierne
ren Gapaleriebenf tn Der Ser. ct. Irmee.
Sir 3uS une Mrbeitspferhe werben nO etr Vsele Gut ~
6enusen lein ,fr,ff 5ase sI. r.ra-
0ie @ferbe werbeH einSeIn Serfdrfk
Die QerfGufe beginner 10 llEr WCr8enS une wfrren
tdBl@ fErtBelebt, BITS ans pfeyte perfauft fno
SdnfbeStrGen' 8aar3nfiung mp MIR IN yer ct SNes'
.slo Sames w. @ftu,
(S-2s@lrjy A. GtteF-0uarfierm. Gapaaere.s3nrsOa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-04-26

recent storm has passed away-the weather
bright and beautiful.
| Mosby made another raid Saturday on
Fairfax Station, capturing a train, burnt &c
wagons, and carried off q number of horses.
Dispatches from Chattanooga Saturday
represent all quiet.
Doseitcrs from the Confederate army say-
lHardees corps IS going TO Virginia.
Two men killed and seven wounded, on
the Mii.Dessota, among the former, Lieut..
Wilder, executive officer
C.iao, april l2-Forrest abandoned Fort IiI-
low, leaving i, in perfect wreck. The anaia bedy
left the Fort Friday morning going norti.
FORESTS head quarters beieTed to be ct j lack
son. Offers at Memphis greatly exercised -at the
Fort Pillow massacre. The soldiers threaten to
show FORESTS men no q.arters hereafter.
Eirt Adams drove the Yankee forces from Big
Black week ago, teoh many prisoners.
The steamer Golden Gate taken possession
of on the 18th. fifteen mi!cs-abevc Memphis. Gn-
"rrilias robbed boat, passengers and crew Of ever
thing.
Duysii bluff section is overrun " III Cuerfi a.
AL boats 2. xcse e,hns as Grs,s. intnr -. -.
On the 1lta. .fourssiunirss. lsxas csvairs sasseeE-
; ed the unionists at Roscviiic, Arkansas river
out "iS Tt'dtssu hf hlXoh .5tdL2 icScita tlF G
from Franklin, 4 gkan5as has been lnurde cred, and
the representative from kansas county kidnapp-
/ ed.
/ The gunboat Clrcnango exploded at the brooklyn
navy yard last Friday-boat total loss, thirty
fvc persons injured, - dead
The past week was one Of extraordinary excite
ment IN New y ork, in financial circles. Sales OF
Gold on Saturday or fifty three thousand dollars
at 1T5I.. Th. Herald SAYS tho time for the great
closing crisis has not vet arrived, until it does
let Us be csla possible, and prepare ouc Z veg
for the crash, that these small events merely fore
shadow.
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t. d. I'RULoyE, Seq.



II pursuance to public notice. a meeting
Of the citizens OF Buckhorn District, 'Harnett
County, was held at G1rs. Eliza Arnolt!'s. on
the 18th inst. On motion, the meeting was
organized by calling Samuel Brown to the
Chair and requesting John Parker to act as
Secretary. The Chairman, in a short way,
explained the object Of tho meeting
On motion, the chair appointed Com
nlttec Of three, consisting II VIM Parker.
Wn. Tutor anl Wa. d. Saith to draft res
olUtlons iur the action Of the meetim.r who
after retiring short ti,ng. reported through
their chairman the following preamble and
resolutions to Wit:
Whereas, The tine IS approaching when
the citizens Of Harnctt county Viii bc called
upon to vote far two lnelnhtri t, represent
them IN the HOUSE Of Commons Of the next
Legis Stature a2d Whereas under the present
condition Of the country, when one-half or
more Of the voter: OF ou: county arc IN the
army, we disapprove Of the plan Of holding
"a Convention to nominate county candidates ;
Therefore, tc it
Heso}ccI, That NC approve Of the course
of our present members Mill Mckay, Esq,
and DR.. JOAN Mccormick, and recommend
their rc-e,e ton; which adopted
Reso're;I, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing he sent 10 tue Fayetteville OJscrccr anC3
Gttro}ttnu5s for publication
On snotio.;, the meeting a(loulnei
$. BROWN, CAN.
,T0i,I r4c.c,zp Sew
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YAEKEE SPY ARRE"STED.

LyzcHBUne,. April 19th.-A Yankee SPY,
under the assumed name of Sterling King,
and believed to lie a colnralo Of Dr. Roscoe
Lugo, who was captured on the Tappahan-
mock has been arrested at Marion, Va, and
recognized by returned prisoners from Camp
Douglas as a Yankee detective from Chicago.
When arrested he represented himself Col.
Of the 2l Nirgirs Confederate Cavalry.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM FORREST
Rlc1!:loSD, April 1otl.-torrcass o5ticial
dispatch, announcing the capture Of I 'ort
Pillow, has been RECEIVED az the War Depart
snent. 500 out 81 100 Tg.eu etnni, ,fsingat,.@
garrison were killed. Forests loss, 20 kill
ed and 80 wounded. Over 800 clttzets who
had tied to the fort from CONSUMPTION, ran
into the river and were drowned.
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Az IMPORTANT SGrGcEsrIoS.-A Confcd-
crate officer in the field, and one who has
seen hard service, suggests that the colnnisnd
ants of stationary posts throughout the Con-
tederacy be required by the Government to
take possession CT unoccupiel lands in their
vicinity, and work them for the production
Of vegetables, corn, and otLer articles Of food
essential to the army and people. Ia this
way they could raise ga abundance for their
own support and to spare, and thus relieve
the Comnissary Department Of heavy draft.
Such an employment would also adj. 70 the
health Of the soldiers, relieve them Of the te-
dunn Of camp life, and in every way pro-
mote their comfort
Every plan for Increasing the supply Of
food, should ieceivo-the hearty support Of the
Government and people. We, tbcrefore,
commend this suggestion most cordially to
the attention Of the authorities
Richmond Dixpatch:
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SEs12 seFss sfs +. = ys>.e ?. ?. : = & :, n 4,
F2=.' u y - =. " y,
Near nIn>tou, April Is. 1864.

Enron C->RoIISIAS: hea1.somc of the
donss Of tlie Enrolin& Officers, and would
suggest the rronricty Of reference to Vice
President Stap..'a, spcech:on the subject of
100 closely draining ;}e country of men. We
are anxious 20 have cur ranks filed, lis true,
but not al he expense oi our stolnachs. We
need iuen at on.c as well as in the field;
bat let al come aslo can't IL more for the
country at home i.tnn il tne army. And
if ther" are any skule.s behind yet send
thenl--the. Y needs theia, and the cit
iZcHs need thcic room.
4 HUNGRY SOLDIER.
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Co7'Sm5u u, (Georqsa)San.
~2-1xA.Zz,~

The law of Congress permits the funding OF
the old treasury notes over 50, i'll tire Trans
Mississippi Department., uatil 1st July and
OF So notes until ist OF Oc obcr There are
parties now engaged buying up the notes over
So and sending them across the tIisslssip;,i
SO az to defraud the Government Of the oac-
third which the law exacts for not tundir.
them on the 1st Of April.
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-FRoM The GUIF.--Inform:..:on has been re-
ceivod here of tue less of the Wild Pigeon, a
vessel consig gncd to parties Ill Tilaiiassec and
having part OF i;er cargo on Governmental
count. She was seen of Tampa by a Yankee
b!eclader 1t is said that tlle cu;taa Of the
i.Seon ran her across leitea.ncr's bow i1lten-
tioaallE. as he Was determined, il possible, TO
Keep t.i4 caigo ltca.l .....t. ino .hc ilaal.s oi
.ils e.leufr.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-04-26
Ess,r y1uES TAxABLEs.

Ts7HE undersi sned having been appointed at
| March Term 1854, OF the Court Of Pleas and
Culftcr Sessions for Cumberland County, List
Takers for the Town ang Gross Creek Districts,
hereby notify all persons To come forward and ist
.hcir property during the last twenty working
StL We can be found from 9 \ n. to o clock
p. IL. each dA,, at the office Of <. NJ: O!:cii On
iiav Street No Lists will DO received aitef 'ao
xpi.ation OF the time WHICH is fixed D. law
z. 81. ORRELL.
List Taker for Town District.
JOuN w. BAKER, Jrp
stalker for Cross Greek DiStFics'
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A CHAPLAIN HANGED.

DAlTos, April 18th James findiey, chap
lin ooJ Alabama, was hanged 10 day for en-
courag:ng r,u;iny, and Carrying on secret
correspondence with the enemy lie made
full confession. acknowledging the justice Of
the sentence.
1t is reported that Thomas has moved his
head 4l,ar.ers to Elngcld and that troops are
moving there fIoui Chattanooga.
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A NOBLE ExAMpLE-Lieuteuant d. II.
Butts, of Chattakeochee county. Georgia,
who has regular discharge from the army,
and is also exempt from the fact that he is
a member Of the Legislature, passed through
Columbus lately On his way to Virginia to re-
enlist in the 10th Georgia Regiment. Ho
SAYS that he is able to do duty, and being
non-producer at home feels that he ought to
90 back to the army instead Of remaining i'll
!leUesS
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From EsHstSsa.

Dalton, April 20.-It is generally bcliev
cd that the enemy is concentrating his force
Ningold and Cleveland and before long
warm work may be expected. But little i
known of his movements
Weather clear and pleasant. Roads are in
good order.
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s.-pERIOR COURT OF La" FUR
rrH.sRLA<D COUNTY.

is hereby s given coa4 sha hrd shsTs n ,h b
spf,ns atsr The 4th Monday of March next being
he til dav Of May, 1864, to try and determine all
actions OF Tort the Civil Docket, and all cases
~, 80, S,,.e Docket Notice is further given. that
~, ~, o,.l.r passed at Fall Term 1868, the day for
t;v;a.r State ca-es in said Court has beer changed
--n,p THURSDAY TO Monday. Pal ties aud witness
,.,,,,,t e;.z- IN them selves accordingly.
II cu ..-aic JOHN V. BAKER, G. :. {.
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ELECTION RETERNS,

RALEIo1. April . o1st-To-dav an election
for Congressman in the 7th District took
place. In three precincts in Davidson
I.cacfls own county-Fostcr beats him Gl
votes. Leach is the Holden candidate.
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TIE BATTLE IN LoUIsIASA.--The Mobile
Register has the f:,llowing in relation to the
battle in Louisiana Information has been
received at headquarters from III ageI Of
the Department, who left Baton Ro'lge on
th 2d instant, Of a great battlc near siirevc
port, between the combined forces OF the enc
my under Gen Banks, Numbering 50, 600 men.
and the united Conisde rate forces OF Gen.
Kirby Smith, Gen Price ard Gen. Taylor, III
which the Confedcrates were completely. vic
torious. a dispatch from the Surgeon OF
the Yankee army had been received at Baton
Rouge, ordering all the hospital aeco,n'ioda-
tons that were possible at that place to bc
get ready, and stating that the Fe: erals had
met with a terrible defeat
Previous information Of the moyeaneDt or
the two armies renders this news quite prob
able, for it was known that our forces were
concentrating and dete~inined to fight the
enemy, and the latter were plsltl!ig on to
give battle, relying on their SUPPOSED ever
whclming strength.