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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

FROM Rev. J. Newton Brown. D. D., EDITOR Of
the Encyclopedia u Religious KU0wledEs aud
Christian ChTonicle, Philadelphia
Although net disposed 70 asor 81 recommena
Patent Medicines IN general, through disiFnst Of
their ingredients and effsets yet know 81 no
sufficient rrasguH Why may not testify .
the benefits be hsitetes himself 20 have eeseed
from say slmpie preparation, IN the horo that he
may thus contribute 70 the benefit u othefs.
Do this the more readily IN regard 70 Hoefs
lAna's German Biftrrs. prepared BY Dr. q
Jackson Of thia city. because ! was preIudlcad
sgeiast them for mauy years, under the impres.
sioh that they wers chiehy az alcoholic mixture
am Indebted ~ my frisad, Robert Shoemaker,
Esg.. for the removal pf this prejudice By proper
tssts, zaa for encouragement 20 try them wtea
suffering from great Ana long continued debility
The ass Of fhrse bottles Of thsss Dittsru Al fs l
ginning Of tho present yssr. Sas followed by evil
dent relief aud restoration. 10 degree Of bodily
and mental Figor which ] bad not ielt ief six
months before, and had almost dcspaired u re-
gaining. therefore thank God and ms friend
for aiFseiinE sae - tins use 81 them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

RI- Our city is full of gentlemen
fsom various parts of the District look
ing after the interests of their respect
i've counties in relation to the impeue-
ing draft. Some Of the counties have
nearly 6lled their quotas. All win yet
do so, if the people are true to them
selves. only three days, however, re-
main in which to work Saturday is
the last day of grace. Pay in your mo
ney, md escape the draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

From the Rev J. n Lyons. formerly Pastor Of
ths Columbus, \. J.. asd niissiown. Pa, Baptist
churcbss.
Dr.. q. H. Jaeksoa,
DEAR SRI ~ feel il pleasure thus Of sny own
scooFd q tfar tesiimoHy = lie exGslienos q yor
afflicted with Dyspepsia, ussd them Nth very
beneficial results I have osteu recommended
them % persons afn leted with that ioraeutibg
dissass, add have heard from them the most fat
fsrlaz Testimonials - 10 their grea. yalas. IL
esses II esasrsi debility bslisss q - tonic
tbNt cannot b surpassed.
Yosu, i'm. LYONS.
From The Bsv. Thomas winter, Pastor Of Boz.
bofoHgb baptist Church
NJ. Jaeksos,
DIsx sra. II ss.I &c das - your s1eellsrs gre.
parzilan. Hoo1an6's German Bitter, 70 add nv
testimony % ths deserved rspufstion IL has OBJ
t@dnod. hazs, fer years = eims., been troubled
with great disorder 10 ny bead sDd psrvous SIS.
ten. I wAs advised BY friend 70 try bets : Of
your GsFmsu Batssrs. / did 80, and have expert
sroed great aud ubsx psessd relief; ny heslk has
besn ssfy materially bsssifte1. coBfsestly
recommend the article where meet vita casss
siaiAar 70 ny osn, asd bsxs been assured b aaHy
Respectfully ygHrs,
R0xborough, Penn.
From Rev. J. s. Herman. Or the German Re-
formed Church. K1tztewn, bsfks county, Pc;
REsPKsTED sra ~ have been troubled With ire
Dyspzpsia for nsarly twenty years, aud hsvs never
used auy medicine that did ne a. much good -
Hooaaud's Bifters. an very mach Improved II
health after having taken Ave bottlss.
Yours with RESPECT,
J. 5. HERMAN
PRICES
Iargs sfxs holding nearly double quantity
81 90 per bottie-haH dozen - .
susslI sizs, IS cents per bottls-hslf dozss "a %
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
See that the signature d 81 C n. jack
S0Ns Is on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not haTs tbs pre-
paration, 90 not BE- put q By the Intoxicating
articles that may b offered in its place, but sad
70 a. AID we viii forward securely packed, ~
express.
Principal Office and ManufactOry
NO. 631 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Jones 81 Evans.
{ Successors 10 G. II. Jackson & Col
PROPRIEToRs
SS- Fer sale By Druggists and DesisFs ia srsry
~ u shs Hnttef States
s<25sEa8sgrS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
COMMISSION.

sAAuKL n pooKgR 50. e. pc souoHEr.
D0CKER & Dus0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 WATeH STREET,
orr's Block next door 20 NJ Dalzelf,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
nS- Highest cash price paid for all Kinds Of
Country Produce. Prompt attention given 10 all
Orders. ahei0-Hm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
EDUCATIONAL.

Examination of Public Schools.
VsHE sEAf-ANSUAL EXAMINATION or
i the Public arhoais q be city q Evansville.
wsH eoumsnos 60 THURSDAY, tad DAY OF
FEnHTAkr, is15. aud nraesed hsiew atasssi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
PIANOS.

= a % in ct Org ans.
NJ EhANE JUST RECEIYED SOME OF THE
~. hA's nov en- had six aiasrent stylss Of
ramos, nom ioar Of the frst-eiass usnpssrt.,rs.
q New York And Bost0n. W "
Those desiring TO purchase viii ana II N ,h..-
interest 20 give ua call = f--r
:, re ave aiso several Of the Mason 4 HAnlip,s
-. stess organs, which competent and disfnter-
sstea judges unhesitatingly pronourea an .nv,a
AlSf 70 All pther reed instr nmsnts
MISSES =. 4 A. LAwRENCK
aai4 WassE street., Hrst docs below cAssSrvs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

From Rev. ;. II. Turner. Pastor Of Heddinr n .
=. Church, Philadelphia:
u. Jaeksos,
DEAE sIK - Having used your GeTnsa Bittsrs 10
ny family frequently am prepared 70 cay that
it ha4 been Of great service ! believe thaf ia
cases Of general debility Of the system, u IL the
safest and most valuable fenHsfy q which have
AM knouledge. Y0urss rsspsctfHily,
j. H. TUENEE,
No. 7ze North HiRsteenth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

FROM the Rev. Jeseph H. Keuuard. Pastor o
TIE Tsnth Baptist Chureh
Dr. Jaeksea.
DEAs sis IL have beea Frequently requested -
conHsct my name With eeumandati0ns 1t differ.
e1s kinds 81 msdicAes, bat regarding the pfaa-
ilee - cot " MY appropriate sphere, have IL 81
rasss declined but with clear proof ia various
Instances, and particularly "a usy family, u fhs
use Hiness Of Dr.. Hooaand's German niifers,
depart fsr once from my usual course. 10 EXPRESS
my full conviction that f. gsaeTai asbiiis ~ az
sHsfssz aHd especially IeT I9eer coapiassl. q =
fs cad FaiHabie prepaFa fisH. ssms casas e mas
fai bot usually. doubs not, Il viii be vsry hans-
arl5 g. those who auisf from the above oaaaes
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

From Rev. Warren Raudo lth. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church at Germantown, Penn saa
~. q n. Jacts0H,
DEAR sra Personal experience enables me 70
say that regard tbs German Bittera made -
YEA a. mc-t sNceilsnf medicine. Ia u
we're cold aid general debility have hssn greatly
bsasAtfsi BY the Of the Bittsfp, ana doubt n0i
they viii produce similar effects on others.
Yours. truly, WARREE RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
WANTED.

A GOOD MILLER 70 FAKE CHARs soy
n new mill in spencer county, lD1.
Yer further particulars enquire AZ ih'T
jan5i-iW. --ss4---
Is ITO REET-A farm containing bst 49, 80
and my across, With house, stable 1..l 80
to ~ good I'm proved land, and not more L. -
miles from the city. Terms eash. Lnfnifs = =
Hornbuook's Boat store Water stissl, EFanS' f'e'
Ind J@N%'-A"
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GROCERIES.

3 J. DANISH rauoA II. kAHN
DANIEL Il KAHN,
wHotEsALK pEALERs
Groceries, wines. Liquors. Cigars,
uottOn Yarn, Nsals n&e.,
No. Water ST. bet MlaG ihrN Locust,
janli .em 81 EvANsYIL LII. IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
Renenbcr
THAT THIS hIfTERs Is
~ OF Ale % In lie.
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drunkards I T!
DuT Is TIKI
Best Tonic in the World!!l

From the Rev. Levi 9. Beck, Pastor Of the sap-
tist Church, Pemberfan, r. J., fnrmsfly q the
North Baptist Church, philadelphia
have knows Heonaaa's German hitters favor.
ably for numbcr % years. have used them az
nav eWH family. aud have been - pleased with
theiF effects that I was Induced 20 fsconnsaud
them 70 mAny others, and know that they have
operated ia strlkiugly beneficial manner. Itske
great pleasure Ia thus publicly pr0clntmin this
i@et. sud calling the attention 81 thosa afflicted
With the diseases for which they arr recon mend
cd 70 thess bitters. knowing from experience that
these recommendations viii be susiaincd. / do
this mofe chseFfaiiy a. HeohAud's Bsftrrs l. To-
tended 70 heneht the AFFLICTED, aud u not "Ham
drink. Yours traiy,
LEVI o HEX
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
COUNTY ORDERS.

Interest Bearing County Orders.
DERsoNs WAN TING INTEREST BEARING
Couaty Orders eau get such ~ eallisg al the
Auditoris ofies tAis veek.
VICTOR BIsCH,
iauz7-iW Couuty = uditoT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

From the Rev. ;. u. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
ths Columbus, y. j., and niisstown, Pa, Baptist
CHURCHES
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

iag from Disorders Of he
Digestfre Organs:
Constipation, InWaEd Piles. Faiiness Of Rleol d,
The Ae&d, Asisfty q tbs stomach, Nassau.
Heartburn, Disgust far Feet. Fuilnss. -
Weight "a the stomach sur Ertlcfati.na
siRkiag Or Flustsring a. the Pa 81 the
Stamach b, SwimmtnEaf tine Head
hurried and dineah breath.
ing, klutfcffug a. the
Heart, Cheklneor
cHuocafinE
Sensations when
IN Lying Posture
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Vets eeioFs tke Sight, Dall
Pain and Fever IN the Head ncA.
cheney Of Precipitation, Yeiiowness n
tbs skin aad Eyes, Pain Ia the Side, Head
Back. Chest, Limhs. &c, Sudden Fiush.s a.
Heat, Burning ia the Flesh, Constant ImArinipns
IF Esil. and GTai Depression OF Spirits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
MEDICAL.

Having permanently located Ia the city Of
Evansville, Ind,
-. 1 WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
Il the cititeus Of Nandurhurgh aud surrounding
counties that can permanently al cases 81
Chronic Dlarrh0a or Piles, no matter Of how long
standing. Those racslvinE my treatment must
continue With me during the entire spisi aud
unlesaA
PERMANENT CURE
y Effected charge viii De made ior either heard,
medicine or treatment An ask IL a fair trial,
having never failed Of "a the treatment OF
the above diseases could'gve the best Of refer
enoes, but deem Il unnecessary, care il
rsnted IL every instance Residenees
BULLS HEAD HOTEL.
lanl7 sad g. r. BoARDMAN. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

Mitchell, latter being shot, walked from
near the Mayors on Second street to his
soloon, on Water street, where be lies
in a critical condition.
This is a lamentable affair, and is an
other illustration of the danger of e
man giving loose reins to his temper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02
INSURANCE
Accumulated = ss2s, 722 25.
Animal Statement:

Whole number Of Policies issusa from
January lat, 1854, 20 January, ss5...--.2tl5
NunlAsr 81 POlieies issued pIsFious 10
January 1si, 40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-02

very Convenient in situessiag the play.
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Headquarters Post.
CHARLOTTE, y. T., May Is, lsG

OHAnbOIIbJ ~, VI, way 1oJ AcOO'
Post Orders No. /.
Pursuant to Special Order No. 76s Headquarlss
LIST Div. 22d A. e., take command OF this Post.
lit will be ny aim to secure good order and
cleanliness in tine city and to afford TO the inhab.
tants that degree of protection due to loyal citizens
and will require from them the respect towards al
United States troops due from loyal people.
1.-THE city viii be thoroughly policed ms speed.
ly as possible and all residents required at
to thoroughly police their premises. Any rubbag,
or oal placed the streets near the sewers will
hauled away each Saturday by teams sent by me,
where residents have teams for that purpose.
IH-All places of business, not military. will Be
kept closed Sundays, and will be- closed each
other day at o'clock p. n. No liquors will be al.
lowed to be sold.
All persons having in their possession or under
their control any arms properly belonging TO the
late insurgent army or Government, will report the
same to Lieut. II. Lillibridge at Depot
Iv.-The following appointments are auuouncst
LIST Lieut.. Horace r. Abbott, Adjutant lsoth 0.N
J., as Post Adjutant.
lst Lieut. Andrew Smith, ls0,h o. V. l., as Post
Provost Marshal.
LIST Lieut. Harlan F. Walker, Reg. Q. NJ, lsOth y.
V. l., as Post .Quartermaster.
BY command Of WILLARD WARsER, Col. lsoth O.
V. J., Commanding Post.
H. r. ABBOTT,
lat Iiens A. Post Adit
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RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF
FREED MEN IN NORTH CAROLINA,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF N. CAROLINA
Army TIE OHIO,
Raleigh, N. c., May Is, 1865. j.
General Orders, No. 40.
The following rules are published for the govern
ment of Freedmen in North Carolina, until the res
toraton of civil government in the state
/. The common laws governing the domestic re-
lations such as those giving parents authority and
control over their children, and guardians control
over their wards are in force. The parents guar
dams authority and obligations take the place Of
those of the former master.
ii. The former masters are constituted the guard
ians of minors and of the aged and in6rm, in the abb
sence of parents other relatives capable of
supporting them.
; III. Young men and women, under twenty-oue
years of age, remain under the control of their pa
rents or guardians until they become of age, thus
aiding to support their parents and younger broth
ers and sisters.
Nv. The former masters of freedmen may not turn
away the young or'the in6rm, nor refuse to give
them food and shelter; nor may the able bodied
men or women go away from their homes, or live in
idleness, and leave their parents, children young
brothers and sisters to be supported by others.
V. Persons of age, who are free from any Of the
obligations referred to above, at liberty to find
new homes wherever they can obtain proper employ
ment but they will not be supported by the govern
ment, nor by their former masters unless they work.
vi. 1t will be left to the employer and servant to
agree upon the wages to be paid out freedmen are
advised that for the present season they ought TO
expect only moderate wages, and where their en-
pioyers cannot pay them money, they ought to be
contented with fair share in the crops to be raised.
They have gained their personal freedom. By in
dustry and good conduct they may rise to indepen-
denoe and even wealth.
VII AL officers, soldiers and citizens aye reques-
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NORTH
CAROLINA, (Army of the Ohio,) =
RAIEIGH N O. Nav LIZ 1861. j

CAROLINA, (Army Of the Ohio,) q
RAIEreH, N. O., May IS, 1865
General Orders No 4S.
The following orders from the War DepArnsHi
are republished for the information and guidance
of all concerned
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army, AdJt GeuI's Office
Washington, May y, 1865,
Special Orders No ais. (Extract.) =
o. Paroled officers and men Of the late rebel o.
mics, whose homes were, At the date ofjoning 6s''
armies in States that have never been in rebellion
and who are not excepted from the benefits Of tt'
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation, will, upon tau
ing the oath prescribed therein, be permitted tort
turn to their former homes In those States
By command ofLieut-General Grant,
e. d. TOWNSEND, Asst A. GtHl
By command Of Maj. Gen. Scho6eld.
J. A. CAMPBELL, A. A. Genl
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A CAR ID.

DRS. W. w. & R. X. GREGORY beg leave to
announce to the citizens of Charlotte andvthe sur
rounding country that they have resumed their Prac
tice, and may be found at their Office residence
at all hours, wheE not professionally engaged. go
They hope by determination to devote all their
time and energies assiduousy to their profession, to
enjoy .deservedly the confidence of the people and
attract large portion of their patronage has
been awarded to them heretofore. .....
N B.-They will receive few Students, to whom
especial attention will be given and every effort
made to prepare them for College,
May %, 1866. Ct -.a
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HEADQUARTERS.
LIST DECISION 23d Army Colps,
CHARLOTTE, n. C., May Il, ] 56S

LIST -DiUisiOh Z3d Army Corps,
CHARLorTE, N. G., May Il, 1855
Special Orders No. rs.
1.-Colonel WILLARD WARSEE, ls0,h Ohio "a.
Inft is hereby appointed Post Comman dani ofCharN
lotte His Regiment will constitute the Post Carl
son. .r........
Col. Warner will enter upon his duties Posi-
Commander at once, and will make suitable t,vOA.
.tons for the proper Police and good order Of N,
Town, and will appoint Post Adjulani, Quaret.
master and Provost Marshal.
H.-No Sutler or Purveyor will be allowed 10
trade or have place Of business outside Of tb
Brigade Camp ofthe Brigade to which be belongs.
The Post Comma ndant at Charlotte will see that
all Suffers and Purveyors in the town join their
commands accordingly, and that none are hereaiH
permitted to open places of business Suffers OF
Purveyors within the town.
III Lieut.. HENRY LILLJBRIDGE, A. A. Q. N. 81
Brigade is hereby assigned to the duty Of collecting
ans shipping, at Ihis point, all public property late,
ly in possession Of the rebel authorities, which sI.
listing orders orders hereafter require 10 be ship
ped. This duty he will perform in addition to h,
duties ss Brigade Quartermaster. .....
All persons having in their possession any pro.
perty lately held by The rebel authorities will repor
the same to Lieut.. Lilibridge. A. A. Q. N.
BY command of Bv't Maj. Gen. TH0s. II. RvGEE,
a- HENRY A. HALE.
Cant. A. A, Genl,
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Official Orders.
Heada RS Post ofCharlOtte. NC.

PRovOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
June / 1865
In compliance with General Order No. So dated
Headquarters Department of n. c., Army of the
Ohio, Raleigh N. c., May Is, 1865, all parties who
ness, will Immediately report to this Office and take
the prescribed Oath of Allegiance
By order of Willard Warner. Col. commanding
Post, ANDREW SMITH,
Capt. & Provost Marshal.
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ted to give publicity 20 these rules, and TO in,,,.
the freed pebble as TO their new rights and obi,
tons ff. US 49, - ~ O. "MFe'I
VIII. All officers OF the Army, and of the con-.
police companies, are authorized and required ',
correct any violation Of the above rules within b
Jurisdiction. =
TX Each District commander willappoiat =,
perintendent of freedmen, Ia commissioned olke,,,
With such number Of assistants (oficers and ma
Commissioned oficers) as may be necessary who,
duty it will be to take charge of all the freed psOn
in his District. who are without homes or props
employment The superintendent will send b.,
to their homes all who have left them 10 Violate, a
the above rules, and will endeavor 20 find bon.
and suitable employment for all others. They m
provide suitable camps quarters fer sach a. en-,
not be Otherwise provided for, aud attend TO L,,
discipline, police, subsistence, &c.
X. The superirtendents will kear all complain,
efguardians or wards, and report the facts 10 the,
District commanders, who authorize 70 dissO,,
the existing relations of guardian and ward 10 a,
case which may seem to require il. and TO Girtrth,
superintendent TO otherwise provide for the wa,d
in accordance with the above rules.s
BY command Of Major General SchoGci3:
j A CAMPBELL,
4. Assistant Adjutant General
Official: FREDc'K ANDERsoS, Lit s a. AZ.
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take pleasure in informing the patrons Of my
School, that have associated with me III Teaching.
Mr. A. BURWELL, A. B.
. There yet remain six weeks of the Session. during
which time we shall teach in the Male Academy
building sNew pupils will be received
For terms apply to Mr. Burwell or myself.
r. II. GRIFFITH, A. Nh
Nav %, 1865. IF ...
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DENTISTRY.

D. P. GREGG, as "A. ALEXANDER
Will attend to all Professional calls made upon
them. All operations at old rates. Exchanges for
provisions st old prices. 800.
Office opposite Kerr's HOTEL
.. GREGG & ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, June 8, 1865. Pd i.H
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A small bay Stallion in good condition, about IL
bands high, was stolen from the subscriber, the
night of the 25th of May-was traced to the Lawyers
road. liberal reward will be paid for his recov-
cry. GEO. STENHOUSE.
June S, 1865.
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j. II. BUTLER,
Matchmaker & JeWeler,
CHARLOTTE, N. g.,

CHAKLUTTE, N. C.,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country that he has opened shop in
tire store occupied by G. NJ. Query, Springs
corner where he will give prompt attention to re-
pairing Watches, Clocks JeweIry, &c.
a1ch-glasses and materials in general at whole
sale and retail.
Nav D. 1865. If "A.
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Charlotte, n. G., May %, 1865

y 00 0H1J 20, 1000'J
Post Order No. IL
Capt. G. W. LefRngwell,A A. 0. ~, having reported
for duty as depot and Post Quartermaster, pursuah
to Special Order No SIS, c. S. Hdqrs. d c. Is here
by announced as such and will relieve Lieut.. II. D.
Walker, who will report to the commanding Officer
of his Regiment for duty.
BY command of willard Warner, Col. lsoth 0.H
l., commanding Post.
H. R. ABBOTT, ist 1t l. Post Adj
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NOTICE.

I respectfully tender my professional services in
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, to the citi-
zeas of Charlotte and the surrounding country.
Office over the Charlotte Bank. $50
ROBERT GTBBON, NJ D.
Nav 90 1865 IF
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JOHN VOGEL,

TACTICAL TAILOR,
surrounding country, that he is prepared to manu-
cture gentlemens clothing in the latest style and
short notice. His best exertions will be given to
render satisfaction to those who patronize him.
Shop opposite Kerr's HOTEL next door TO Brown
Stitt's store .-.-N.' no1
January l. 1865. .. .. a... n
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CORN AND WHEAT.

want to purchase Corn and Wheat at the Steam
Flouriag Mil in iris place, for which the market
price VIII be paid. JOHN WILKES.
Charlotte, Nsy ,5,.a:s
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The Amnesty Proclamation

Tie Terms of Pardon-W1o ore to Be restOred 70 cii
zenship and acho are be dsstranchised Those who
are excluded from the 4nnssty may nsdke special o-
paication to the President for Pardon. = =. -,
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WANTED.

Five Thousand Dollars in Notes on North Carolina
Banks. Apply to .', 800 J. N. SPRINGS.
June s, 1866.
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North Carolina.

| Directions jos organizing a State Government.
! W. w. Holden appointed Governor.