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Executive Department. North Carolina,
Adjutsnt Generals Office,
Raleigh, March 20, 1865
GENERAL 0RDERs,3


vIyHE Medical Boards appointed by General Or.
= ders No.3. will assemble, without delay, al the
following named places, viz; A
That Tor the lat District, at Jackson.
That for the 81 District, at Enfield. ts l
That for the 81 District at Smithield.
Tuai for the Ain District, AT Fayetteville.
That Coz the 9th District. Al Raleigh.
That FOR the 9th District, AT Greenshorough.
That for The 7ih District, at Lexington.
That for the 9Th District, at Charlotte.
That for the 9Th District, al Statewide.
Thai for the 10th District, at Ashcvhe.
The Boards will give due notice in The several
counties Of their respective Districts OF the day
which they will meet and they will continue 10 ses-
sion for fifteen days, when they will ajjourn and for-
ward the reports required by General Orders No. 5.
These reports viii embrace the rank Of the persons
examined.
III. All persons claiming exemption from duty in
the Guard for Home Defence on account Of mental
o. phy.icsl disability. will repair 20 The place Of The
meeting OF The Board in their respective Districts
and report themselves for examination while The
Board 10 10 session. Those falling 10 do 81 without
to exemption and will be sent BY the Commanding
Officer Of The Home Guard % their County 20 join
the Class 10 which they would belong. il not exempt
cd for physical disability.
iii. Dr. William ID. Ledbetter Is deteiled as .
mruaher Of the 4lh D's,rie, vice Dr.. w. G. MeDuf.
&c. who 10 hereby relieved from said Board.
BY order Of Gov. Vases;
ID. q. GATLIN,
Adjalan, General
March ~. ez--lw
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Notice to 1.-THE PAYERS.

]'VV1SO " iItHe ayers.
WE will be ready To receive the 1.-THE Of Bacon
by the 18th Of March. IL mus, be well eurcl
or II will not be received.
TH0S. B. HILL. Ag',.
February 20. So
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S T R A Y S !.
N o TIC Il

NOTICE . hereby given 10 The heirs Of MARY
MooRE, deceased, that am now ready for
settlement, aud will not pay interest from this date
ROBERT DIXON. Adm'r.
Nrch rs. l7-sx
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10 I &c E

y p i IC E.
'HE undersigned having qualified as Adminis,ro.
sorof William G. Hall, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted TO said estate 10 n,ate
payment to him. and 10 all persons having claim,
against the estate to present them Coz within
lime prescribed by law, or this notice will he
plead in bar Of their recovery.
L. W. HALL, aim'r.
muSh =. S5-4y
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N T..

NOTICE.
"A LLunabe 10 pay Coz medical attendance in HiIl,
a borough.s's authorirod 10 dm~on nc Tor funds
TO pay said bills q, the rate Of hu dollars per visit
until further notice.
Bills must be presented inmedisisly, or lh.y will
not b paid
March rs. sT--4w
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The highest Market Price paid for
OLD ROPE, RAGS. CASTINGS. CABBAGE
SEED. &c.
100000 pounds waned Immediately.
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February 8.
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The Mail Train South makes close connection at Ur
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II. RICE Superintendent
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E@ DENTISTRY! @
D. B. CRESSINGER,
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Sormerly of "Cressinger d Bro.," Ashland.
wishes to inform the citizens of Upper San
ky and vicinity, that he has ''bought OUT
Burell 4 Bair. and will continue the bus
es in the most approved manner.
Especial alta ntion will be given to the pres
ation of the aatural teeth, by cleansing,
Ing, correcting irregularities and treating all
bases arising from the teeth. This depart
ht Of Dentistry is much neglected, but he has
a especial attention to it during years of
ctice.
rtifeial Teeth inserted in every manner
bwn TO the Profession. He uses only the best
4erials. and can tcarrant his work. as he takes
icient time to perform all operations perfect
Only usual charges made.
II Work engaged by Drs. Burrell 4 Bair,
Eft with him TO putup. os@ ~
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Important
ESV AGeo005 8
IRON IN THE RIOOD

lROR I'm DEOOO.
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OId Things Isecome New,

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READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NOVEMBER q. 1854.

GREAT Trunk line from the North aad
~ North-west for Philadelphia, New
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North central Railway.
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On and after Monday, AUril 2Olh, 1868,
The Passenger Trains OF The North Central
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SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
eKcepi Sundays, at 1910 am E.
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Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 "
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Monday, at els am.
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NORTHJT.4RD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at els am.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis IN.
Arrives al SunbGry, 4.05 p m.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.15 "
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