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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
EyTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

VIII be sold Public Auction At the time and places des
iaed below lnrye quantity Of Nedcnes Hospital store
surgcs INSTRUMENTS aud Dressings Books stationery ped
ding Hospital Clothing. Furniture and Appliances .
a, United States Army General Hospital ffedeIcA' oi)
land THURSDAY. september II. "a,
4, United state. Army General Hospital Grafton, Vest
yireinia SATI KDAl. September lt
Al United States Amy General Hospital, faTkeisolTs
West Nirsnia. TUESDAY september l9 -
At United States Army General Hospital thatiestown
At United states Army General Hospta Harpers ferfy
Virginia, THURSDAY. September "a 80 ,
Al United States Army General Hospital ClHysyile, Mary
land, FRIDAY. September 29 =. , .,-,.
All Medical PuryeyDz Depot, No. q North thaflrsst''
B.lRnore Masyland MONDAY, October2 e.
The sa. viii commence Il Frederick At l O'Clock r. m
a, the other places 10 O'Clock and continue daily until
the property disposed o. Much Of the property !. out hf
tie worn be sold because longer required by Gov
eminent.
funds az the time Of pHrohdse snd
the property BE- removed within hours from day
Of sale. 80
The sale q, the Medical Purveyins Depot s especially
attention Of Manufactured importers ana dealers
"a the st comprises lage quantity Of and valuable
Medicines Surgical instruments Surgical Die.sug and Ap.
piauces Books Beddng Clothing Tnwae, Def Ware and
Hospital Furniture among them the following articles o bed
ding and Cothng al About so00 bedsacks. 10000
10 Couniepage. Hair Mattresses 1900 Mosquito
Bars OOD Hair Pillows, co Pillow Cases $3.50 Pillow
Ticks, 7Oo Sheets tcotion snd hnenl go Caps 2V pair
Drawers, 1Vr Dressing gowns 800 cotton Shirts 100 Slp
pcrs and $50 pair Nooeu Socks besides quantity o the
same articles worn. bot good
Samples be- Examined II tbs Depot on the saturday pre-
crdns the sne Catalogues of the respective sales can be pro-
cured BY applying Office, the Hosptas at sny
time within siK days pIeyious 70 each sale -.
Medical Puycyog L. = A.
Medical PurvcyoT. Office, Baltimore Md, September 3,
1868
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VVNHE NEW-YORK COOKING ACADEMY
az . has been REMOVED from No. 30 Fourthaye. ;, No
Wv bIosawV, assS TwsaustAsa
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L,OR SALE at WESTPORT, Ct.-One d thu
IL most complete aud elegant RESIDENCES "a "

country.
The mansion is large Of Grecian and French sfchsu
beautifully combined in perfect order painted irseo ~
grained in the highest style OF art and has all OF the @ Nd
modern improvements. There twelve rooms % IL
kitchen or basement oor marble halls; also eight ns
lasge and superbly tnished and inaid oou psg
sory eight or ten second floor hve or M
on third floor and observatory above; biaEdroon asg
AID detached from the dwelling.
The grounds are about SIXTY acres 10 eA'ent eno,es9
Four very large grape houses three green hoos
and serysoes large barns IN which are numerous Ao
snd cattle stalls corn and houses, &C. Poultry yR&
Jaek rond, fish pond kc.. &c. large gasomeef on III
place. :,
Ripe grasses from May TO Christmas
Apple orchards in full bearing, and foreign fruits Of cbois
and great variety. 49,
This place il approachabe by the New ork and New Haven
Railroad two hours from this City. .
Photographic views can be and all particulars can b
had at the office OF ... ,.oro.y r .r,
(j33) HOMER MohuAN, NO Ifne%
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Jpes' 11atent [amps.
GAS SUPERSEDED

SHADE or CHIMNEY. "''"o"' ''"''''"s WIZ
GREAT ;I,l,, SAVING OF GLASS AS WELL AS OIL,
WE INVITE the ATTENTION Of the TRADE GFNFR
ALLY TO large assortment Of CHANDFIIER and II aNG
N EAfS sEAHkET IT. and TABLE LAMPS IVES
SHADE, CHIMNEY and BURNER, conyen.niix co,nb,n.d
snd made applicable to any common Table Lamps and Chan
d,ers already in thus giving them the
lighting filling, &C., ritout yeoriag shads on eS,,n.
1t also be attached TO ali kinds Of GAS FIXTIjRES T.
place OF the common burner. :"
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS, with illustration, mica.
&c. sent to all applicants Lamps shipped FREIGHT PAN
receipt Of the price from places where they for sse
LIBERAL TERMS TO DEALERS.
JULIUS IVES L. Co. No. IS BeekInan- st., New. York
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LIVERY LADY before visiting n place of
IL amusement taking promenade should procure one
Of Nine. DEMORESPS invaluable DRESS ELEVATORS,
price Is cents. Sold by all Trimming Stores. mailed ic.
on receipt of price EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS No. 4I3
broadway Raises the Dress graceful folds aud let's down
at will.
INDIA DS.-MARCHANDISE DE
Il LTNDE-INDIANISCHE WAARM.-All kinds Of staple,
fancy and curious articles at FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
No. B58 Broadway, near Fourteonth-st
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NOW READY
~ TILE POETRY or THE ORIENT

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~ TILE POETRY or THE ORIENT
BY WILLIAM n. AIGKR. ~
edition entirely revised, anu with the eudlon oi o0
hundred pages matter. 80 - ,,,....
at ful Of wisdom and beauiy."-lJoln g. Whittier.
Extraordinary sentences for extraordinary readers -
Ralph W aldo Emerson. ran, -, iii
"ihe modes,y enthusiasm and interest OF ths oook VIII
keen Il fresh and valuable - George William Curus
Golden volume replee with thoughts and inemof
able ssvingsa costly anthology in which every specimen Is
either ch strange" Frederick H. hedee. a ts, In
" IL win richly repay study to all VINO cSh hd oeh ~ ~ "a
change of mental aaen aud who willing TO be led by
hcrlv throughout the gorgeous ana CROWDED AIhe
ne nm OF Eastern literature."-IT. Starr King
One handsome l6mo. volume. Git top Price 81 90.
Mailed postpaid on receipt Of price
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
PUBLISHERS BOSTON
and
OAKLEY MASON,
Ssw' YORK.
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IL IGGINS a. KELLOGG, Blank Book
IN Manufacturers Wholesale Booksellers and Stsiienes
Nss. w sad lzs W!lisusss, NswYVrk.
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VALUABLE OIL LANDs.mF3r SALE SALE

96 acres of the best OIL LAND in Pit Hole Valley,
Cornplan,er Township Nenango County Pennsylvania
Price low and terms easy Address. - ,,,,ox
SAMIEL 7. TYSON.
Plumer House, Plumer Nenango Co, Pa
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A GREAT BARGAIN-75 Acres of LAND.
N two hours from New.York by rsil; Of the 6s>t
building sites in the United States Price 5000 wtboqs
buildings All tho land under cultivation Persons dessss
of purchasing will be shown the property without
Apply to R.C. BACON, No. lsa 1SsaSvsv."
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OUARrERxAsTEK's OFFICE. DIVISION Oy CLOTHING
AND EouIPAsK, ST. LouIs, Mo, Sept. H. 1863.
I ARGE SALE
OF ARMY CLOTHING At AUCTION 80 >,
By order of the Quartermsster General u s. A. wii sen
, hIi anrtion at my warehouse No. l5i North Secondst
in The City of st. Louis, TUESDAY, Sept 70 lo6' az "
O'Clock a. ml,
$4,000 ARMY GREAT COATS,
moe OF less Of different kinds and materials as follow
W., C,v Sstnet Gray Felt Seal skin. Petershau. Light
Pne Satnet and Pilot Cloth all boxed In good order for snip
ping. -. ~ fl. r,.h s,ccessful
bidder will be required deposit 10 per cent on the amount
0i Ills p'''"''' r. s. HART, CAPT. and A. O. NJ
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DIDDLE's GROVE, Staten Island, 70

DIDDIE'5 GROVE, Staten Island for
I'D SALE This beautiful property contains about q se,.
mostly woodland For the site Of mansion or Sunnerhs
tel or picnic grove II Is unsurpassed being so
from the cy and having large front II sdnited by
an who have seen il to be OF the loyeiess spon TIE
ncighborhood of New.York Forterms apply to W. WI
NANT csq., 229 Broadway, third story, or address B.
SMITH, Perth Amboy, N. j. rs
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Gales bp Anetiott.

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
Bw.y nearly opposite st. Nicholas HoteL0EO. A. LEA
WITT Auctonoer BY T. Cooley. Consignments soucitea
DEEF CATTLE ut AUCTION.-Will De
ID sold at public auction. at Bulls Head on MONDAI !.
sent % at O'clock m., 20 good, fat BEEF CATTLE, on
Government account Payment to be made at the tune s
p"'e VI ''''' :" GEORGE STARR, Auctioneer.
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Mem pnbIieat,ons.
VIII be ready in few days;
GOLDEN LEAVES 1sss TIE.

Collsted By Jons W. s. lows
=. voI ,e,ro SIG 3D. toned paper, gilt top, velum
.,o,b hsvslsa boards Price So So Uniform with
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

NOR CHOICE RESIDENCES and REAL
L ESTATE In Westche.ter County, apply to DEMAh''
Hebron Depot, Westchester County.
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EOR SALE-Ncar Railway, II acres LAND.
II rou,ottable HOUSE GARDEN and FRUIT; u se'sN
: !, ,5OOi 10 acres, s6,O0Oi HOUSES, $40 to SJ%
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Real Gstate for Gale.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGRNcv
NEw.YORK OFFICE, No. g. BROADWAY
For Sale OF Lease, VALUABLE LANDS, in all IN. s..
ern States. KEMP P. BATTLE secrs.r,
AUTHORIZED RErERKScEs.
PETER COOPER, esq, Eew.York. 1921
JAY COOKE, esq, Philadelphia
A. A. LOW, esq, Pres. Chamber Of Commercs. nv
GEO. II. STUART, esq, Philadelphia.
Iii, Ercelency Gov. HOLDEN Of North Csro,n.
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT Ann
N ESTATE FOR SALE-Within Is mile. Of thu .,, !.
country seat Of unsurpassed beauty and sa..
about 80 acres greenhouses and attachments yery ar,
sustain The grape houses fof which there severn, h.
Of perfect and modern construction and bav.
variety OF foreign grapes and other uits garden and f.
ward about four In which pears areat ysrt,
and many other fruits Barns stables carriage house 49,
ricks and stalls piggery hennery house E L.
are on extensive SCALE and perfectly bid from he msn
bv dense foliage. The mansion large and has every S
convenience viz gas water throughout furnace ke n.
The water also fully distributed through ali toe outbuid.
abundantly by stesmengne The dwelling 10 hid from ppb
preached through handsome gateway and MscadamIsi
roads The lawn and psrerre unsurpassed coupv
and have been laid out and under the chan
of an English landscape gardener The pastures and ed ~
In fine order and high cultivation English style. This pros.
ty 1. within easy drive Of the city, and is hardly eqused
renenans country permanent residence any countv
The water view from the upper part Of the mansion extsa
,ye probably 20 30 miles and inland views equally 6ne
Prce 900 For further and foil details &c. inquire Of
| (492) HOMER MORGAN, No P'ne<-
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nor SALE-A Country RESIDENCE and
NOR SALE on MURRAY HILL-A first-ela

l. four. story high stoop brown stone HOUSE WIZ Aus
modern Improvements handsomely located on the sua "a
Of Thirty i.hihst., between Fifth aud Si1thsves imne
date possession given; with without furniture Afdres
w. V. TOULOS Box No 500 Post-Ofhce.
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Uants.

A YOUNG MAN WANTED-In Wholesale
Store ebou 10 year Of and Of good character and
whose reside in tins city Address Boz NO. 2JSj
u. ltCe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

DREMIUM FARM-At Galway, SaratoeA
County 1872 acres buildings complete: in perfect o.ue
S,,Ji'J ,.aip sIsda5 s,.al " JAQUES, No. 10 Dey@
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COR SALE-A BARGAIN.-A good FARM

YARNS and country RESIDENCES 10 bA
l. CHANGE for HOUSES in New.NoIk or broosyn
.plendid Country RESIDENCE, with all modem mp''''
''N"' H. L. RIDER. No. Il Brosdws
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Nsi subscribers, copy, yesr-l04 numbers...G4 81 10
do. Peoples, do. do. ........... Ot
do. SCOPES, over for each copy........ @
Persons renitng for 10 copies $50 will receive extra
copy for months.
Persons remtns for IS copies $ij win receive extra
copy one year.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-29

As the great French master of strategy anxious
ly looked at the weather when about to begin his
campaign with the Allies in 1915, SO the weather Is
now eagerly regarded by US. A short shower Of
rain fell on the 18th, but the ground is still firm to-
day, the surface only having been wetted.
Two divisions Of the 9Th Corps were reviewed on
the 18th, and found in an efficient state.
On the 18th he writes: The Hon. E NJ Stanton,
Secretary of War, Brig. Gen. Meigs, quartermaster,
and some other persons of note, visited these head
quarters yesterday.
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OBITUARY NOTICE.

Died, at her residence near this City, on Thurs
'ay night, the 10th, ELIZABETH E. O'RoRkE con-
'nsort OF John ORorke, Esq, in the 76th year Of
.er. age.
The death of this estimabe woman creates a void
a her family and large circle of friends which can
lot be filled Amiable, sensible, refined charitable
md good, few persons gather around them so large
'circle of friends and hold them on to the day of
s,eir death as she did. In all the relations of life
ne was model of excellence. She had long been
disciple OF Jesus aud an acceptable member of the
Methodist Z. Church, and died in the faith of tho
gospel [CoH.
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NOTICE.

yu7HE SUBSCRIBER BEING cRlPrLE3
and not able to keep up farm, hiss concluded to sell
out de has two hundred and eighty -four acres Of land
living on the south side Beaver Creek and the most
Of his farm bottom land, and about one hundred are
that Il bottom land; and he has body TO work but As
daughters and he can't keep up farm Of that sl.s
advertise my farm for public sale on the nr1 dH oI
required but the terms will be e known on thu DAY s
Nv dwelling Is in Wake County, though the planAfoH
ia in Chatham and Wake Counties
Feb. a, 1855, 7-yM
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$4,000 REWARD.

K4ROKE THE JAIL OF GRANVILLE COUNTY ON
ID Sunday night the 10th inst, and escaped, WILLIAM
.ud HENDERSON, slaves of James Cooper who were
son6ned under sentence of death for Rape.
WILLIAM is black, thick, heavy boy, about IS years
old, full face: about feet inches high
HENDERSON is dark brown, low heavy built, about
feet or S inches high; about 23 years old.
will pay Two thousand dollars for their apprehension
and delivery to me- CONTINENT in any Jail 10 can get
them, or one thousand for either
WA. PHILPOT, Sheriff
of Granville County.
Oxford, N. G., March "a, 1865. 2s-iw
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We take pleasure in saying that as general rule
the Surgeons charge of our sick and wounded
are attentive and faithful; but there some who
are not so, and there are subordnates in hospitals
who are in the habit of neglecting the sick and
wounded and of treating them roughly and un:
kindly. We do not envy the disposition of that
man who can deliberately neglect or slight, NOR.
tify sick or wounded soldier. We trust that the
Chiefs of our hospitals and the Chiefs of the Med
ical Department Of the army will have strict eye
on all their subordnates who neglect their duty,
and compel them to be more attentive and more
kind and respectful in their bearing. Surgeon,
or Surgeons subordinate, who neglects his duty,
or who trihes with the condition of sick or
wounded soldier should be once sent to the fore.
front of the hottest battle, and better man put in
his place.
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Post Quarter Masters Office, c. 3. Az I
RALE1GH n c., March 4th, 1855. ! -
uDARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THIS DIX
partmert are requested to forward them without de-
the Agents % he Da ar Se
''"'' '."' W. E. PIERCE
Capt. and A. Q. u.
March g. 1855. 1-sG
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.,,E1GH: WEDNESDAY,. MAR. 20, 1865.

Owing to the difficulties encountered IN printing
.. this time, and the general uncertainty of events,
We are compelled to send our weekly readers half
sheet, We will labor, however, to render the half
,bpet as compact and interesting as possible
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CONFEDERATE snArEs DEPOSITORY,

CONFEDERATE sTATES DEPOSITORY,
RALE1GH, N. c. March 2, 1865.
NJoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT FOR THE
~ present. the interest due January lst 1865, all Ger
ticates Of Indebtedness of the Confederate States OF
America payable in NorthCarona will be paid at this
Office on presentation of said certificates
Conservative Progress and Standard, Greensboro Pa
trio Goldsboro State Journal, Fayetteville Observer,
each six aud send duplicate accounts to this office
G. B. HARRISON,
Depository.
March 3, 1885, ls-6t
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from the Con fedora te. |

From the Con federated
We take great pleasure in making the subjoined
correction:
COLONEL McRAE:
My Dear Sir In the Confederate of yesterday,
the 21s am reported as having subscribed, at the
meeting in Warrenton, only $3OO-when in fact,
subscribed $4,000, in Confederate Bond, and # was
so announced when the list. of contributions was
read out, as you remember. Please correct in YOUR
next issue.
With best wishes, &c,
W. N. EDWARDS.
We publish the above with pleasure but we think
that the above amount is small for Mr. Edwards
We still insist, most respectfully, on the five hun.
dred pounds of bacon, the twenty barrels of corn,
and the five barrels of flour.
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We invite attention to the admirable report of
the Senate Committee to which was referred the
late message of President Davis. 1t is a manly,
judicious, welltimed defence of Congressional ac-
ton, necessitated by Executive remonstrance. 1t
Department in all things, in this instance, vindi-
Gated the constitutional rights of the people, and
resisted the i'll advised demands Of the coordinate
Department
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WN7ANTED IMMEDIATELY.B By A YOUNG
w lady, good scholar. having experienced teaching
five or ak years. situation in family a. teacher Of
several small children would take charge OF country
school, She is deprived of home by the enemy, ana
sadly in need of one For name and address apply -
March q, 1855. lo"4''
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r WILL LEAVE HILLSBORO' ON THE 5TH OF
April for the Army of Northern Virginia, by way of
,>anville.
W. A. THOMPSON.
March q, 1865. 2srM
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CITY. TAXES.

AAYoR's OyyIel,
Raleigh, March 10. 1855.
WILL ATTEND AT THE MAYORS OF.
fee on Saturday. the list day of April 1885, to take the
Tax List for said year. Those failing to give in their list
of ta1abes will be subject to double tax
Mayor.
March IA, 1855. HID.
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JAMES Rl1ER.-Frday morning last the water
commenced rising, and yesterday had attained
height seldom surpassed by the frcshets of that
stream. large portion Of Rockets, the Fails
plantation" opposite, and many cellars in the city,
between 18th and l7th streets, are inundated. A
steamboat was yesterday lying at Mayo's bridge
The effect Of this great food will De suspension of
the water works, and to throw the people of the
city once more on their preserved rights the
pumps, wells and springs for several days and, 1t
Is feared will delay repairs to the canal if it does
not add to previous injuries But, foods have their
uses. We have seen that the previous one thwart-
cd the designs and grand purposes of the enemy !;
and this may not be less useful to us when fully
prehended.-Riehmond Paper.
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Capt. Robert G. Rankin, of Wilmington, died in
this City on Sunday last from a wound received
in the battle of Bentonsvie.
COL W. S. Devane, of the 61st N. G. troops, who
was badly wounded in the neck in the battle of
Bentonsville, is at private house in this City.
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Office Chief Quartermastcr C. 8. A. J
DISTRICT NoRrH-CARoLINA, :
Raleigh, Feb. 9th, 1865
4 LII CONTRACTORS WITH MAI W: W. PIERCE
for leather and Shoes will without delay send to his
Office any they may have hand marked 10 the under.
signed n
Major Chief Q. H.
March 2, 1865. n-w3s
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WVAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
Il negro man by the name of HENRY, WHO says he
bsiongs to Benz. Redmond Of Charlotte County. Va
raised in Johnston County, N. sold by P j. Sssrn
in Richmond Va.
The OF said boy is hereby notified to come Nr.
ward prove property pay charges and take him away
be will be dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. II. CULLOA, Sheriff.
Johnston County N. G.
Jan. %, 1865. o-n
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ApJUrANr GsNERAL's CyB1cl,
Raleigh, March 20th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, ]
NJ n I

Raleigh, March 20th, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERs,l
vVVHE MEDICAL BOARDS APPOINTED BY GENE.
Il raj Orders No. g. will assemble, without delay, at
the following named places, viz:
That for the 1st District at Jackson,
That for the I'd District at Enfield,
That for the Sd District at Smithheld,
That for the 4th District at Fayetteville,
That for the 5th District at Raleigh,
That for the 9Th District at Greensboro,
That for the 7th District at Lexington,
That for the 9Th District at Charlotte,
That for the 9th District at Statesvills,
That for the 10th District at Asheville,
The Boards will give due notice to the several Counties
of their respective Districts of ths day which they will
meet and they will continue in session for fifteen days,
when they will adjourn and forward the reports required
rank of the persons examined.
II. All persons claiming exemption from duty in the
Guard for Home Defence Of mental physical
disability, will repair to the place of the meeting Of the
Board in their respective Districts and report themselves
for examination while the Board is in session. Those
failing to do without good and sufficient will
forfeit their claim to examination and will be sent BY the
Commanding Officer of the Home Guard of their County
join the Glass to which they would belong if not
empted for physical disability.
III. Dr. William D. Ledbetter 10 detailed member
of the 4h District oce DR.. W. C. McDufn who is her
by relieved from said Board.
Ry order of Gov. VANCE:
R.C. GATLIN,
Adjutant General
March 49, 1865. 24-w&swlt.
papers in the State copy time and send bills
to Adjutant Generals Office.
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Oxford, N. O., March "a, 1855.
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March 49, 1865. 24-w&swlt.
~ All papers in the State copy time and send bills
to Adiutant Generals Office.
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the authorities She is eight hundred tons burden,
barque rugged, has two tunnels and two propellors.
1t was reported at New Orleans, on the 18th,
that Gen. Hindman while en- route to Mexico was
shot by some person unknown.
Late advices from North Carolina represent Sher-
mans army marching On Goldsboro'. A junction
with Schofed had not taken place.
meeting of the citizens of Wilmington, on the
14th inst, held at the Theatre, adopted resolution
recognizing the authority Of the United States gov.
ernment The stage was draped with the Amcri-
can flag. The Mayor and others made speeches in
favor of submission to national authority.
The issue of passes to citizens to visit Grants
i;rmy has been suspended.
The government Of San Salvador has released
Bradshaw aad Reynolds, two Of the men supposed
to be implicated in the rebel plot disclosed some
months ago, to capture the Yankee steamer Satoa-
DOR.
in gold, iron and stock exchange. On Tuesday
glod closed at 157. Violent fluctuations of gold
portend { general crash among the mercantile pub
lie approaching The storm has been heralded by
several failures. Government stocks submitted to
further heavy declines,
The correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
writing to that paper of the 10th inst, foreshadows
the conduct Of the opening campaign around Rich,
mond. He says all goes to show that we will have
short but very severe campaign. In some re-
spects it will be similar to the 100 days campaign
of 1915 by the French. In few days a series of
contests will have begun between the two great
armies watching each other that will cause pro-
found excitement MI through the North.