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f ' - i. QuTbf Pre Aasoclati. ngrut at Charlotte Lag
IV Vm put in posion o( ..Mrt paper of the HQth.
vl'
' We rnaka a ayujpiis vf iio nwa exu acted tbvrtfrutu:
Forrtet has been pi iced in coinnmud cf a!j the cav
alry i the district of Mii?ipii East Louiiniaud
iv - m ..... lli-t Ar.t rrnpral oritur niiiiniuH
Ml!
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"JVeat Tennessee. lnt Hrot geuerat order piorniaes
reorenisUioB.dbcipliue, and luiaateua extermination
to stragglers robber and deserters. -
Thomas' troops are being mounted for a supposed
march through Alabama.
I --'v - i.u ha been made from Hernando, Miss., tow
krdt Senatobia. '
Many complaints are wide of Gen. Kirby Smith in
the. West. ' ' , ' .
Wofford U In command ai AtlantrfoigaJuiiauois
UOOTrabM aTrTad coTnmeiK-ed. ,
Reinforcements from noi toera .Mississippi uave oeen
eat to Grant. , . .
...Large bodies of troops are mov'.ug la the West, and
lmnrunt movements are reported. '
.. Got. Brown's mcesage to the Georgia Legislature is
decidedly Joe Brownie. He finds fault with everyi
Jbody bat himself. Aoiund verts severely oo the gt u
eralship f President Davis, and says that Georgia
was abandoned to her fate by the authorities, while
W sous were held for the defeuce of other States.
Kara that our Government is a military despotism,
and that tho country is f-i drifting into auarchy
Is r-pposed to reconduction with or without butjup:i
tion. As'a core for exiting evils recorameoJa the
rvl ftf the eonwiptirn laws, and 4 retain to the
$ oon-ittolional mode of raij-iug troops by States; cb-
II rervanee of goSl raith with soldiers, prompt pay,
;! bandoanVentuf iinn'-easinents au 1 secret scslotu, uud
no ntdre representation without constijoencj ; and
t v finally lo At from the President his power as Com-
M mander-in-Chier. He cHvws wim a recommeuuauou
4 for, k conniion of the States to amend the Constita
tiotti , ' . ' - ' v - .
-1 fyOa Friday afteernoon lat.tbe steamer Schnlti,
X eommanJed by Captain 1). J. ll'il, was destroyed by
i1' running foul of a torpedo in Jamci rifer, betwern
JCox'l landing and Chain's bluff. Dirpattk, 20'ft.
A
V Th Louisrille Press of the 10th says that Qviantre'.l,
tkrMt Kn ruerrilia. wh. hss lonir bv.en sup-
posed to b dead, is now operating in thatjgjate
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RliCtNT A Pl'O INT M KNT-TII
- GENERAL. .,
GeiitraU(,Sif f hen Decntur Lee and Vde Hampton,
recntlyrfappited Lieuteuult GcnurMlc, have teeu
ooiiSttud by tle CiDlUre feufite. The prviuvtioo
iiu rnnk GenerMl Whee
ler, and puts him in coiufuftnJf U .poe-mlry now
opcriitiug ugain."t fchenuxn. Xhe JTy. bvet-effectB 1
way .be eipettpd lo'result from this appoiutuient.
tieneral JUinpton's presence will not fail to.intpire
confidence and eutbusiuMii. '
Colobcl lsao M. St. John, at present Chief of the
Nitre and Mining It'oreaji, has been appointed Com
Diissary UVtirraJJiiduapiMMiitmrtitfetl.etieetl IduTIuTo"
f"ttl?"?)"u?iliriiflt not et cohQruied." Wheu confirmed
ue win, unuer a receui aci oi congress, uuto mo ruun,
pay and nllonnces of a Brigadier General. Colonel
St. Jehn is by profession au tugiueer. kick. Dis,
t-e
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. it Ree. R., H. Boykin,' of Norfolk, Va., was recently
i found mnrdered in the street. No clue to the mur
derer, bas been discoeered. .
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Conscript Office.
KatiWH, K. C, reb.17, 188
ATTENTION OF ENROLLING OFFICERS
'.!. is otlled to tiie following General-Order from
ileaJquartrra Armies of the Confederate States:
U HDQ'RS ARMIES )7 THE C STATES,
- 11th February, 1865. J
XXI&AL UKD3RS, 1 -
No. 2. f
tin entering upon the campaign about to open, the
elieral-lo-Cnief feels asored that the soldiers who
LVe so long and so nobly borne the, hardships ami
.ngfirs 6f tae wnr, reguire no exnortaiion to rei-pona
fthe calls of honor and doty.
.With the liberty rnsmittei by their forefathers,
jfcy hae Snberited the,fp:rit to defend it.
;The choice between war and atject mbmission is
?Tore tTieri.
surh a propnMl, brafe men with arrns n. their
tid can hate liQt one answer. . -
Tly cannut bnrter manhood fr pMcejior the right
.Uelf government ftr life or property.
,( tat jtice fi theifl re(in;.re a ptemer admonition
I'1Q who hate abandoned their comrades in the
'rof pril.,
! 1at ij.porthn:ty i1 ofreref them to wipe out the
rrace and escape tne 'pujiixhrnerit of their crimes.
i !y antjrtrity of the Presidelit of the Confedeate
, ites, a pardon is announced to su;h deserters and
i'f improperly absent as shall return to thecom
as to wnicu tney oeiong wiiois i euones
time, not exceeding twenty 'days' from the publi-
i a... a . . 1 1 I . .lr . .1
; n Of tnlS oraer, ai me neauiiuariera u luc uc-
' ' ll - . ..... l - '
jmeniinwniCD mey may oe. . ;
HowjwJjiojnyJx8-l of
nnoications, may report wumn me uuie rpecmc j
W nearest enrolling officer or other officer on duty,
, forwarded as soon as practicable, and upon pre-
og a certincate from eucn cracer supmwg coinfu.
il with this. requireinent, wul receive. the purooa
V:j offered. . . ' "
n who have deserted to the sfrv.ee of the ene-
,r who have" deserted after b3Vingbegnoce.pr-
for the aameoffetroi'IBa those who shall desert,
out tqemseives wunout au.uuruj ncr uu
m of this order, are excluded from its benefits-.
; s the offer of pardoa extend to other offences
tesertioa and absence wttbout permisMon.
'the same authority -Jt is also declared that no
ill amnesty1 will again be granted, and-those who
1 1 to accept pardou now oflered, or who shall here
's yesert Xtr absent tbemselveg witfiout leave, shall
tucl pnoishment as the Courts may Impose, and
iicstUm for elenieuoy will be entertained.
Jig new resolutieu from the fate which our ene
1 1 tend for iss, Jt every man devote all his ener
;? tb eotninon defence. "
) sources, wiselyjaud vigoroaly employed, are
i ahd with rave . armyrast!.iuedt ry a deter
! ( id united people, success with God's assistance,
i fe doubtful. ( .. x. ; . .'
'jdvaotages of the-enmy will have but liUleva-
. do notpeHtS ttterTTTrapnir.oiir reaoiuiion
COMMlSSAilV
Rst. l'restcn Williams, a brist minister of Ken
tucky was sometime ago drafted for the Lincoln army.
He would not allow bin congregation to get a anbstitute
for him, but resolved to lead as many as would fallow
him it to the Confederate army. About 2o followed
him;
luay Henry 8. Foote, late member of the rebel
Congress, sailed for .Kurope recently in the fteain
er City of Cork. The report th.it he had been iiuar
cerutcd in Forf Warren was without foundation.
Died, x
In de'ence of Fort Fisher, IICGII McKENZIE
MAV, 40ih N:. 9. Keg't,' of Anon county, aged 38
year lie was araongtt the "firt to volunteer, being
attached dorin j the first year of the war to Co. B, Slet
N. C. T. A good and brave soldier, a firm and devoted
friend, an upright and intelligent citizen, a mot kind
and affectionate hus-band and father, and that "Lobleft
work of God, an honest mjin," he has paed away,
falling at the post of dangerlrud honor, esteemed and
lameuted by all who knew Lim Peaceful no-w be his
rest; glorious fruition attend the hopes be cuerUhed
of happiness beyond death!
HD qRSjVRMlSi)F TH B INSTATE?
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GlSKtAL OltDEKS, I
No. 2. f
N ENTERING L'PON THE CAMPAIGN ABOUT
to open, the General-in-Chief feels assured that
the soldiers who have so lone and so noblv borne the
("hardships and dangers of the war, require no exhor
tation to respond to tne calis or honor and duty.
With the liberty transmitted by their forefathers,
tbey have inherited the spirit to defend it.
' The choice between war and abject submission is
before them. ,
To such a proposal, brave men with arms in their'
hands can have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right of self-government for life or property.
But justice to them requires a sterner admonition
to those who have abandoned their comrades in the
hour of peril. , : ,
A last opportunity .is offered them to wipe out the
disgrace and escape the punishment of their crimes.
By authflrity of the Presidi.t of the Confederate
States, a pardon is announced to such deserters and
men improperly absent as thai! return to the commands
to which they beloug within the shortest possible time,
not exceeding twenty days from the publication of this
order, at the beudq'Jtrtcrs of the department in which
thpy may be.
Those who m-y be prevented by interruption bf cora
cjuuications, may report within the time specified to
the nearest enrolling officer or ofber officer on duty,
to be forwarded'as soon as practicable, and upon pre
senting a certificate from such officer showing compli
ance with this requirement, will receive thepardon
hereby offered.
Tbuse who have deserted to the service of. the eae
my, or who Lave deserted after having onee be n par
doned for the same offence, and those who shall de
sert, or absent tliemseltes without authority after the
publication of this order, are excluded from its bene
fits Nor does tFebffer of pardon extend to other of
fences than desertion and abencewitWut-ferTnTniTQtn"
y-therftme authority, it is also declaied that no
rrici,' V
Ileadquurtem, lleservc, X, C,
Adjutant ukukhal a Or
lUileigb, Fib. 13th
No. 8. ' . , '
IENROLLINil OFFICERS IN THE STATE i)F
North Carolinuwili uak -drtigrtil jiiquiry iu
tnetr respecirvecouuties for tl.e arms, ic., culled for
in Ged. Lee'sippenl of Juiiuary 23,' 1865.
They are required to receive all a fine brought fur.
Ward under this appeal, and report them td'Capt,
A. W. Lawrence Orduauce olficer Kescrvo, N. C.
By commarrd ojLLiia-l'Hgrr"
. JOHN W. HINSDALE,
Ahst. Auj'l Ueueral.
HiADok's Arjit oa No'BTinait Viboi.ma,
Jauuary Ho, 18(15. - I
general aronetty will ng iin be granted; and those who
refuse to accept the pardon now offered, or who shall
hereafter de?ertor absent themselves without leave,
thill suffer such punishment as the Courts may im
pose, and eO application for clemency will be entcr
Uibel. . .''("'
; Taliiug new resolution from ihthibr?owr
mlej jjitend f s-, Ictevfry man devote al) his ener
gies to the common defeLce. " .
Otir resources," wisely oud vigorously employed, are
amp!e,jn J with n' -brave army, sustained by a deter,
mined and. uniteii people, success with God's assist
ance, cannot be doubtful. " ' v-
The advantagesof the enemy i)l have bu'tiittle value
if we do tot permit them to impair our resorotion.
Let us, theo, oppose constancy to adversity, fortitude
to suffering, and courage to danger, with the firm &-
surajice that He who gar.o, f-eedom to our fathers wili
tlebs tuo ettoits 01 taeir children to preserve it,
' . R. E. LEEJJeneral
not in good order, the per centage which should te
deducted on that account.
Theie receipts msy be "presented " for payment to
any one of the following named officcT: .
Cart. J. M. Stevens, Richmond-Arsenal, Richmond.
Mjor B. Randolph, Staunton, Va. -
lCflplGSr Oetty7Lychoufg7;a. :
Capt. Lbas. Semple, Wjlheville, Va.
Capt. A. G. Breuizer; Salisbury, C.
By orier of J. OOR0ASf
' -Brig, Oeneral. tJbu f of Ordnance.
. Official,- J. VV, HlJtsDAii, A. A. G.
Feb. 13, 1835-320-22.
; AdJ't and InKprTien'M Office,
,RiCHMOKl, Sept. 11, 18t3. J
GSEBAt OEDKESp"!-.- -v. ... . Jj-
' No. 122.: . f " : - ' :' .
III. The following act of Congress is published for
tie riiformation or all coiicernedo.
UBQ'US ARMIES OF THE C; STATES-
. 11th February, lfeC5,
Gekebal OaiiEBS,- -
No. 3. ;
The discipline and efficiency of the army have been
Jgreatly JmpmredJ
j-OTBftin u join others, ia whijh they find service inori
then, oppose constancy to adversely , fortitude
ingt and courage to ijanger, with the firm as
that Se who gave freedom to our fathers will.
efforts of their chudren to preherve It-----
iigned) R. E. LEE General.
1 4
.. 'ug Officers will tuake every effort to give
! Vto this Important order, and -will urge all
,' ens of their respective counties to aid them
, ' Urif Its design suecesfuk1 :: 'jLiiii----e
observed that this is the last offer of par Ion
tfamnua rrima of desertion that w ;IT he made.
Officers are made recpiinaibte, BiiJer a pen
ial by Court Martial that every possible
ade to apprehend all feuch as do not report
Officers will allow Euch a voluntarily re
tbe specified time to go direct to their
furnishing them transrUtion and. the
tertlfieaU.
Uteof tvery certincate thus given will te
this office. . i
ier of tba Commandant :
, E. J. JIARDIN, Afju(anl,
11805-821-22, '
more
agreeable.
. This practice, almost as injurious in its conseque
ces as the crime of desertion, by the Articles of JVar,
- I exposes the offender to a similar puaUhment, and sub
jects the officer receiving him to dismissal in the army.
J It is therefore declared that the provisions of Gen
eral Unrer, o. z, ok this date, from army headxjuar
ters, apply fo such inen as hate left their proper conir
mands and tahtd others without beinB reeularlv tra'ns-
ifurrcJAThey wHrTeceie the pardon promised in that
order, upon complying- with it? conditions, or suffer
the consequences attached to neglecting it. . "
The names of ach absentees will be forthwith-reported
to these headquarters by the officers with
whom they are scrvinc. and immediate meanurea
taken to return them to their proper commands.
As soon as practicable, an ibspection will . be made,
and charges will be preferred usaliift those Who ne
glect to enforce this order:
220-25 l : R. E, LEE, General.
. RAGS! U AGS!! ; '
IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CHIAN COTTON
and Linen rags at the irgus Office, or by R.
y. MHMOKQ, oui 'JLtiit at lBseimlle. -
To arm and equip an additional furce of cavalry,
there is heed of carbines, revolvers, pistols, saddles,
and other accoutrements of mounted men. Arms and
equipments of the kind drrired are believed to be held
by citiiens In sufficitul numbers to supply our wants.
Many keep them as trophies, and some with the ex
pectation of using them in their own defence. . But it
should be remembered that arms are now required for
uie, abd that tbey cannot be made so effectual for the
d'-fence cf the couutry in any way as iu the bands of
orgauifed troops, lhey ate needed to enable our Cav
alry u cope with the well armed and equipped cav
alry of the enemy, not only in the general service,
but in resisting those predatory expeditions which
h ive inflicted so much Ios upon the people of the in
terior. .'
To the patriotic I need make ho other appeal than
the Wants of the servicer but I beg lo remind those
who are reluctant to part with the arms and equip
ments in thtlr possession, that by kre,ping fbi-m tbey
diminish the ability of ths army to defend their pro
perty, without themselves derivicg any ' teokfft trout
them. .1 therefore Urge all persons not in the mvice
to deliver prompt'yr to some of rhe officers designated
below, such arms and equipments (especially those
suitible for cavalry) as they may have, and to report
to those officers the names ofsuth perawas af ntg'.elt
urtender-tbwfln Uieir possession. -
Every citizen who prevents ft carbine or pistol from
remaining unused will render a service to bis couutry.
These who think to retain arms for their can defence,
sbonld remember if the army cannot protect them, the
arms will be of little ue. While no vaiid title eaa be
acquired to public arms and equipments except from
the Government, it is reported that many persons have
ignorantly purchased them froca private parties. A
fair condensation will, therefore, be made to all who
deliver such arms and equipments to any ordnance effi-cen-'i
officer commanding at a post, officers and agents
of the QuartertnaMer and Commissary departments,
at any station, or officers in the enrolling service, or
connected 'with the Nitre and Mining Bureau. All
these officers are requested, and those connected with
this army are directed, to receive and receipt for all
arms and equipments, whatever their condition, and
forward the same, with a duplicate receipt, to the
Orduauce Department at Richmond, and report their
proceedings to tbee Headquarters.' The pvon hold
ing the receipt will be compensated upon presenting
it to the Ordnance Bureau. While it U hoped that no
one wilt disregard this appeal, all officers connected
wuh this army are required and all others are' re
quested, to take possession of any public arms and
equipnieuttbJy may find in the hands of persons un
ilhi.g to- fcprrender them to the serv.ve of the
country, "and to-give receipts therefor. A reasonable
allowance for their expenses arid trouble will be u,ade
to such patriotic citizens as will collect at d deliver lo
any of the officers. aboe design-ited, such arm and
equipments as they may find in the h.af ds.of per-ons
n"t in the service, or who will report' the same lotkue
officers.' A prompt Compliance with this call ,w ill
greatly promote . tbe.'ffideflcyTod -.strength of the
army, particularly of fie cavalry, ond render it better
able to protect the homes and property of the people
from outrage. ;, K. E.' LEE, Gm'l.
The officeca receiving arms or accoutrements under
this appeal are requested to state upon the face of the
duplicate receipts given by them the condjttonjiLihe
axudf4hethernoodrdeT"3rotherwise; and if
IIcaduuarteiM. tenerc. K. C.
T Awutamt UkMiltAL's Ornct.
Ualelgh, Fb.'lSlh, 1805.
U I.VIBAL ukdeb, I
No. 4. ,
TMAJOR C.-b. STMNGTELLOW, AS3ISTAK14 .
JL . A.'jutsnt Geritral, C. S. P. A will relieve C pt.
JoLU W. llu.sda!e, Ast. Ailj't Gwieial of Jleserje of
N. C and the latter officer will proceed to join the
3d Regiment Reserves of iN. C, as lUColonef, be hav
ing been duly he ted to that office O.aihaiiwf-Jafia"'
lue Litutunant Uonerul Commanding, ' in taking
leave of L'bl. Uihsdale, (endtrs Lis warm eongratula
tions on his pibmotioh and eainestly hopes that tho
intelligence, leal and gallantry, which has character '
iied his service as a Staff Officer, may be matured by
eiperieme into greater usefulness in Lis pew aud more
extended sphere. ' ' .
P'goed - - TH.'U HOLMES,
" Iilebt. Gen. Commanding.' ;
1- Official: Ciias S. SmiaortLLow.
,Mjor and A. General.
13.
i'Everv fiersnnriiot suT.iect to the rules and articles t f ICE
of war. who shall procure or ".entice- a Soldier of the Feb. o 8C5,
Confederate- States to desert, or who; shall Pure hate
from any fsoldier bis armt,. uniform, tlothing, or
pari jwreonaiupQ
the dlf'cretion of the' Court having cogui2ance of the
game, in any sum not exceeding three hundred dol
lars, and be imprisoned not exceeding one year.
By order of the Secretary of War!
a-(Sjgncd,- 7 8. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gen'l.
HEAD-QUARTERS RESERVE. N. C. .
' -Raleiok, FeLJO,. IWi&v
-OffieialT" :
,JNX). W. HINSDALE.
320-26
A. A. General..
$500 Reward.
riTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER'S PREMI
SES, near Morvcn, oh Monday night, the 18th
inst., a Medium Sized BAY MAitE, five or six years
old, with a small scar on one of her front k Lees so
far as I recollect n the right knee.
She was traced a short distance as going towards
Cheraw. ( ' .
I will pry the above reward for the recovery of the
animal delivered to me near Morven, or for informa
tion leadieg to her certain recovery.
RICHMOND BUCHANAN.
Morveu, Absod, N. C;, Feb. 15th, 1803-319-21.
Feh.
1805-320-25.
' 25 Reward. '
ST R AVID FROM THE PREMISES OF r -tLe
Subscriber a J LACK COW, with" l
horn kboiter and rougbir than the 2dLm,
other. ,' ..
The above rewarJ Will be aid for her delivery to '
me, or fur ii-formatlon leading to her tecovery.
' . E. F. ASHE.-
WsdesboroV Feb.. lPtV.VO-22. -
Gould's Fork Academy.
HM1E SEVENTH ESSION OP THIS. SCHOOL
1 will commetee cn MONDAY, February 27tb.
Instruction thorough." Terms reasonable. Board
can be obtained ia iibe vicinity for any. number, oa
reasoaab4e terms 'For particular bid It to- ,- r
Feb. Cth. 18bo-S19 22.
Jr trMCLAU'll LIN, Vivpritttr.
Condemned Slock for Sale.
"IT 7 ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO
Vf the. highest bidder, at the Court House in
Wadesboro. on TUESDAY, the Hth day of March,
1806, THREE HORStS nd ONE MULE, cendemned
Government Stock. ' -
GEO. COX, Capt; & A. Q. M.
Feb. 1J, 1PC5-319-22.- .' '.
To whom it may Concern.
VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIFI
JJ .'ATi;fNo. 51, for Four Ter-Ceut. Confederate
Bond,' to the amount of $2,otX) (two thousand five
hundred dollars) issued to me by 11. B. IWmmond,
C. S. Depositary, Wadesboro', N. C, and dated
March H, Ima been lost, and that application
will be mside for a Duplicate. WM. ALLEN.
Lane,boT', Feb. 13, 1805-319-324 - . '
lost or Mislaid, -
A CERTIFICATE, NO.I PI, DATED 15th MARCH,
18C4, i?sued to n.e y H.'B. HAM VON D, De
pocftary, at iVadpsboro", ?l. C, for $CU0, Four Per
Cent. Confederate Bonds. Paid Certificate is without
my endorsement. This is to notify the public that I
have made ar plicafiou in due fuse of law, to Mr. Ham
mond, for a Duplicate Certificate.
3, e. kellor;
5srwo0d's, Feh. 10, 18C5-319-2-I.
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' Certificate Lost.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIFI
cate No. C'Jl for Four per Cent. Certificate to
toe amount of .$600, isssVied March 2$, 1804, to tne
by M.-B. Hammond, C. ft. Dej.osiUrjJLVVadesborvVr
JLJC-haaheeft fost; rtd'llaTappTication will be made
for a doplicate. vY. T. WILLIAMS.
JanuarfJO.lf05-8iff.2l"' .
Black Hawk Messenger J :
rp II IS CELEBRATED HORSE " WILL STAND
X Uj!aHSl'RING REASON? at WADES BORO',
oud at other points to te delermiurd hereafter. Those
desiring to patrenhe him .will make up their Clubs
and notify THOS. II. THREADG1LL, who is our reg-
tila.r Acrpl.l. ; f.
-TernislTiTspe'cie, or its equivslentTn produce '
or toDieaerate currency. . .
' HALL, SMITH A CO.
Jan. 17,185-316-23. '
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AR31AGCD0!V, Oil r. S. I. PHO-
- . PIIECY.
I OST OR IIISLA1D, A BOOK BEARING THE
j ifbovo tijle,with,r theiubscriber, name in It.
wi'itteo with pencil. Any information concerning faid
Book will bejfjiaiikfjtlly reeeivfdtesTdes, a (liberal
ward will be paid for its delivery at the Aartfs Or-
O. P. BENNETT.
rpHE UNDERSNNED WILL JAN HIDES AT
X "'Gil MOUNT TANNERY lor ONE-THIRD of
tne LEATHER or .WeHQivatent ia toojittbi41idea
are brought in in time. " J. G. CARAWAY.
Jan. 2, 1804-313-6. V .
' '" 1 V
ftJ- Tbe highest price given Lr RAW HIDES
paid for either in pRUDUClit COSfEDEUATE MOS
EY, GOLD'or SI LVER."
' All Hides must be brought in by the first of April.
: l. C. CARAWAY.
Februfiry 13, 1855319 '
rpiIE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF KILw
JL winning-Lodge,-No 64r F. & A. M., will here
after be held at 3 o'clock, P. M.
'- ; ' J, C. McLAUCIILIN, See. .
June 18, A. L.,'5864. 274-tf
H ' ' v' CONFEDERATE "- ' '
- PRIMMER AND SPELLER-
IOR 8ALE AT THIS OFFICE OR AT THE STORfi
1 w of II. A. CRAWFORD. Single copies.$) .50.
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