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- -RAH6EY, BACKUs 4 NOBLE,
june7:sft Plaintiffs Attornays

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDEROF C0URT.-On the l5th day Of June.
1861, AZ 10 clock A. M the premises, 10 the
township OF Orlnsas OuyGhoea Co, o., Wili Be sold
% the highest bidder, the following scribed Real
Estate e the property Of the minor heirs Of Frances
Oampoei, deceased, 20 wits situate IN said township
q orange being 81 acres, part of lot l. tract east
division Of Orange being the north part Of IS acres
on the south side Of said lot I. The south 40 acres
having been heretofore decided to Edmund Uyball,
and aid - extends the said 0t eat and
vest, and bounded south by the north line Of said
Edmond gyball's land. be owner Of said IS laeTes
vest line Of said lot l. and also Of lot Of said tract
from tha southsst eorner Of these premises and the
pralsed at 500 %.
Terms Of aale-Se0 cash at the day Of sale and the
balance in Eve tQual annual payments.
.l1eA .1 EDMOND DYBAT,J. 4
Guardian Of said Miner Heirs.
Cleveland, o., June ., 1881. Iuns7S59
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DOTATOES.-2,OO 900 BUSH. PRIME
Potatoes wanted As No. Q Merwin street.
les W, d. fARGQ 3 90.
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NM AeTER COMMIsslONERlS

lyl SALE.-Pursu mt to the command Of ID Piu
order Of sale 10 dreCted, issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the
I'd day Of May, 1851, in ection thertin pendingi
wherein William Hunter u piaiutlL and James
Boss. Esther n. Ross and others are defendants 1
shall, on the 254h day Of June, lr6l at O'CLOCK r
NJ expose for sale at public auction At the door ot
the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, IN said
county, the lands and tenements described as iOl-
lows, to wit:
piece Of land located on Prospect street, known
being part OF ten lot fftysiX 90 in JeFa-
land, CuyahOea county, Ohio, deed d BY Joseph Ly-
man 70 John b. Waring, October 22d, ls5li and IS
bounded and described follows. 10 Wit: beginning
at point Prospect street, north side Prospeut
street is Wdsnad, and being the southwest cor
Of said lot and the northeast corner Of Prospect
and Perry strests; running thence northeriy along
the east line Of Perry street one hundred and lof
i've l5l eti thence easterlg on line parallel Elte
the north line Of Pr0spect Street seyeuty nTe leet
and ten (75-l0) inches; thence sOutLerly onaa line
parallel with east line OF Perry street one hundred
and lortyYe (lA5) feet; thence westerly along lne
north line Of Prospect street IS eet and ten inches
20 the place Of beginning, being the same land deed
ed TO James Ross By d. n Skeels and wife, recorded
in Vol. IS, Cuyahoga Records, page a5l. Apprai5sd
at $500. JOSEPH g. GRANhlS,
J. II. JONES, Master Coam'rs
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George Eshenbrenner. ''''''- =.
GEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
VI Marietta, in TIE county Of Washington, and
State OF Ohio is notified that Caroline Eshenbrenner
did, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. d. 1s6 ls her pet
tion IN the oee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Withnand for the county Of OuyahogR,
and State ofOhiO, iarging the said George Eshen
bIenner with Adultery, with one klizabeth kol-
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition viii
be for hearing in six from the dats herewith.
LATED 'hi' IA caR5LfNR sdI 4A{
my2sti25 By Pierre A. Collier, her ATTY
81. n. AIiardt, pl an Before 5. Folambe, J. P. Of
K. Crussr, dert SoTa County, ohio. hi.s' 80
ON THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
1851, said Justice issued an order Of attachment
IN the above action, for the sum Of One Hundred
Dollars said cause s set fr hearing on June z7th,
io1i; @S;2ssS 90 G.'IA' . n - sa M.H.ALLARDT
NOTICE.-GEORGE w. JA1IIsoN,
IN and Elizabeth A Jamison. Of Now York, in
the state 9t New ORB viii take notice taat Lewis
on the 9TH day Of June, A. ID. 1851 hs his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
the ssid Ge0ige VI JamisOn and Eliz beth A. Jam
isOn, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben Ingsrsoll, de-
fendants, setting forth that the said George W. ia
misOn ana Elizabeth A. Jamisons on the nth day Of
April, 1859, mortgaged to ths plaintiff subdivision
Nos. 3Gs and $50 in Esst Cleveland, Cuyahoga cOun
IT, Ohio, containing II s09 aeres land % secure
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars dated
April 18th. lS9 and payable in two years after It's
date and that the other defendants claim in
tcres in said land under them, and asxing for judg-
ment against said George W. JamisOn for Ten HEn /
6rsd and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon from
April 2t, ls6li ane Tor tn sale Of said mortgaged
premises to pay the same. said George ". Janison L
Is also notified that order Of Attachmen against
his property. rights, credits and effscts has also
been issued in said sctOn. Said George W. Jamison
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn further notified that L
they are required 70 appear and answer said patti
tiOn By the Cd day Of August, A. D. ls6l.
LEWIS MUELLER,
By b. B. BeaYis, atty. /
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H.. = q January 3, 1861.
No. 45 Cedar ST., N. z,
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hour Pills work like charm-cure Headache al
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CIRCULAR.

HEAD QUARrEss ONO MILITIA AND Vol ]
1IlLITIA, QuARTRRlIAsTER GEEERAL's
0FFIcE, Columns, O., June s, 1851.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A man named Hauser was brought before five
magistrates Of Forsythe County, last week. charged
with reasonable and ineendiary language. The
magistrates after examining the law of treason dis.
missed the warrant The language attributed to
the man shows that be at least e,asy and ought
to have his head shaved
Mr.. E. l. Dick, son Of Judge Dick, Of Greens
borough, and late an Engineer in the United States
Navy, has returned home and offered his services
to bis native South. Mr. D. was improperly ar
rested at Charleston, spy, but was subsequent
ly released, and regrets expressed
Lieut. French Strange, Of Fayetteville, in Col.
McRae's regiment has been promoted to Captain
cy for bis GOODNESS and gallantry in the battle Of
Manassa.
SAVAGE BARBARIrY.-The Lincolnites took two
prisoners Of the South Carolina regiments at the
battle Of Bull Run. When our troops passed through
Centreville on the grand route, they were found
hung on tree! One was from Bacon's Seventh
regiment the other from Kershaw's Second Our
Government has demanded the perpetrators of the
horrid act and notified Lincoln that If they are not
given up. four men will be hung in retaliation.
TIE STEAM GuN.-The inventor of the steam gun,
Mr.. Dickinson, has been exhibiting to the officers
of the Confederate War Department his models,
machinery, mode of operating it &c It was so
satisfactory that the chairman of the military
mittee brought the matter before Congress last Mon
day. when that body authorized the construction of
one gun for experiment It will cost about $5,-
0O0
MERCER UNIvERs1rY.-The Board Of Trustees of
Mercer (Ga.) University have resolved, by unani-
nous vote, to invest $500, 900 in the Confederate
Loan. Isl.
young man named Goodwin, who was blind, ct.
tempted to pass the lines Of the pckets Of the fourth
regiment at Suffolk, one evening last week. The
sentry made the usual call which the infatuated
young man considered insulting, and replied with
words FIRST and then with two shots from his re-
yolver.; The sentry, q was his duty, not knowing
who he was, Immediately 6red on him and killed
him. It is distressing event and the young man
was respectfully connected. rs z
CAPTURED Arms AND OTHER PRoPERrY.-u IL nm.
derstood that the Confederate Government has order
cd that all arms and other property taken from the
Federal forces on the battle field of Manassas in
whosoeyer hands they may be found, be taken in
possession blythe G. s. A.. officers ~ 1
|. The death Of General T. B. Flournoy, ofthe Con.
federate Army is much regretted BY all Southesners,
to whom his high merits Is an officer and gentleman
are known. He was 8 nstive Of Kentucky, and
spent the early part Of his life in that State
& Mas. HRnxlsosRs At RIcHnonD. Mrs. Hennine.
sen, the wife Of Gen. Henningsen, now in General
Wiss's staG, hss arrived in Richmond She came
from New York, ria Louisville and Nashville. She
was pretty closely searched but succeeded in get
ting through with five revovers ave hundred ounces
Of qunine and galvanic battery.
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a Regiment from Wake /,

There are already in-service from Wake County
the following companies: Oak City Guards, Capt
Earibanlt; Raleigh Riaea Capt Harrison; Kills
Artillery, MAJ Ramssur; Wake Graya, Capt York
company commanded by Capt Rand, and one by
Capt. Weatherspoon. In addition to this Capt.
Foote, Capt Belts, and Capt Grissom have compile.
ted their companies; and we learn that Mr. Deve.
reux has some 40 men, Wesley o. Smith 40, George
W. Trice about 40, and that there are 80 to 50 en-
rolled in other parts of the County We learn also
that Maj. W. D. Jones, Kemp p Battle, and John
d. Bryan, Jr. Esquires, are engaged in raising
companies
Wake has, therefore, about 1000 men either in
the field or nearly ready for it Her gallant sons
are doing their duty. If absolutely necessary
Wake can turn out as many more
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The Militia.-Hardee,s T.c,ics.

Gov. Clark urges the most energetic efforts in re.
organizing the militia It is matter of great i'm
portance The present law, though still kept from
the public, is said to be defective but the Legsla
ture will no doubt perfect it at an early day. From
various correspondents we hear that some good
cheap work on Military Tactics is greatly needed.
The want of such . work will greatly impede the
proper organization Of the militia.
Some time ago we printed at our press, for some
bookseller in Virginia, an Infringement we believe
of Hardees Infantry Tactics. Have our booksellers
here any thing Of the kind, If so, they would do
well to advertise it. Would not Gov. Clark do a
good service to the State, if he could obtain from
Col. Hardee, or the owner Of the copyright the
privilege Of issuing an abridgement of that work
for the use Of the militia Of the Statet
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August 10, 1861.
TO RIFLE MAKERS WITHIN TEE STATE.

TO RIFLE MAKERS WITHIN TEE STATE.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH. Aug 10, 1851. q,
DROPOSAIS ARE INVITED UNTIL sls u, ON
Wed.esday, III September neat, 70, the fab
rcatiOn and delivery at the Ordnance Depot in this city
where samples may be (5o0o) five thousand Per-
cusson Riaes Of the following dimensions, to-wt:
Inches
BARREL Diameter of the bore, - .,.s 06k
cast steel Variation allowed nso,v Dol
~ won Diameter at the muzzle 0sO
steel pre- DismeAe. 1t breeeh, between the Fats OILS
ferred. Length without the breech screw, 3d.
RAnRoD-sterLlengfh, IS
ARR CoNPLErE-length, :. 46.S
IxrlEnExTs. screodrirer, with cone wrench up, baK
screu, spring rice bullet mosd +.
To be subject tn ipssession before reception Proposals.
will state the number that will be delivered weekly, aud
the earliest day Of the FIRST delivery Sufficient security for
the faithful performance Of contract will accompany propo
sas which will be addressed to the Officer sndns
Ordnance Depot, Raleigh, N c." and endorsed Props
sails for furnishing Percussion Rifles" ,r..s's
JAS A. J. BRADFORD, =,
Cob and Chief of Ordnance.
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1851. ss-wtd'
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War Matters.

Ie.>>... - =
, ~
The rumored evacuanoo OF newport news oy tne
Federal forces, seems to have been premature. It
ia probable that the rumor arose from the leaving of
. I.rao n,u,her If trron. from that Mace whose
torn If serv;ce had ernired The sickness Of the
troo,. there 10 ment;oned a. another reason for their
-snov.I II seems boveyer that fresh troops have
hoo, cont ,hsre -
D., u.or,,de- h.. M donbt o;ven Rutler several
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Confederate Congress.

The following bills have been passed and approx
ed by the President. As they are of general inter-
est we shall publish them in full hereafter:
"a bill to authorize the President of the Confed-
crate States to grant commissions to raise regiments
and battalions, composed of persons who have been
residents of the States of Kentucky Missouri Mary
land, and Delaware.
A bill respecting alien enemies. Provides that
all males OF fourteen years of age and upwards,
who arc citizens of States with whom we ore at war,
shall declare intention Of becoming citizens of the
Confederate States or be required to leave the ter
ritory within forty days from notification, &C.
bill to provide for the public defence. [Author'
ICES the employment of four hundred thousand
volunteers]"
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The RUxoR.-An important rumo- has been in
circulation, that Admiral Dundas, commanding the
British feet off Charleston harbor had notified Lord
Lyon, that the blockade of the Lincoln Government
was Intellectual, and he should break it. 1t turns
out that Admiral Dundas is not in command of that
feet, and Of course the story is untrue. Weshould
not be surprised however, if the rumor is only few
weeks in advance of the action of the British Gov
ernment
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TENNESSEE TKAIroRs.-Nelson, Maynard and
Bridges, it appears claim to have been elected in
Tennessee to the Lincoln Congress. Maynard and
Bridges it is supposed, made good their way north
ward through Kentucky, but Nelson in his attempt
to 60 through Virginia has been arrested. By the
last accounts We learn he had been taken to Rich.
mond, and will be no doubt properly dealt with.
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MARYLAND.-Ex-Gov. Lowe, Of Maryland has ar
rived in Richmond He is hopeful Of the ultimate
redemption Of Maryland. 1t is understood he is
ready to put himself in the leador in connection with
desperate movement to effect that object.
Ga. snrrH.-The papers give the gratifying IN.
telligence that Gen. Kirby Smith, whs was wound.
ed severely in the battle of Manassas while gal.
lanty leading on his BRIGADE is in fair way to re-
cover.
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Soldiers Relief Societies

We observe that the ladies Of this State are form.
ing associations in different places to make provis.
ion for the sick, and wounded and needy soldiers.
A society has been formed in Wilmington, Fayette.
vile, Greensboro, and other places. The ladies
have been at work here, but we believe no regular
association has been formed. Too much cannot be
done in this way.
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MR.. NATHAN r. wArKINss

MR.. NATHAN r. WATKINS
VOU WILL TAXI NOTICE, THAT ON THE l2tI
Il and l3sh days Of September, 1881, in the Court
House in warenton, in the county Of Warren and the
State Of North Carolina the dispositions Of John L. Tws-
Gale and others will BE taken BY the subserber to Be read
o. evidence in behalf Plaintiff the trial Of suit
pending in The G6urt Of Equity Of the county u War
ren sndthe State Of North Caroni between myself Plain
tiff, and yourself and others, Defendants.
August 18th, 1861. U-stwpd
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August 18th, 1861
sale OF REAL rs.
: TATE FOR ASSETS.

10y A DECREE OF THIS COURT OF PLEAS AND
ID Quarter Session efSampson County, the uDdersgnef
Administrator Of Charles A. Harrison will psuceed 10
sell Ut the Court House door in the City Of Raleigh the
2sh day of September A. D. 1851 the following Real
Of said City, lot No. 224 which 10 situated dwelling
house. tss ,e.}s ~ =
ths ~ a. ~ ns,oh.- sh flions ,.ns ~; ~ 80. ~
Of said Charles A. harrison in entry of land Of 100
entered BY Curtis Gilbert adjoining the lans Of
T. Bsaman, Riuhard Warren, and John Gilbert.
TEENS OF SALE-Twelve months credit. With iutsrest
from date purchasers giving notes with approved secnty
J. R BEAMAN, Adar. and Commr,
August 18th, 1861. ss-wtd
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MAsAssA, MANAssEH, OR MANAssAs.-The Ma
nassas Gap Railroad forms junction with the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad, about twenty seven
miles this side Of Alexandra. This junction was
formerly called Tudor Hall, but this has been grad.
ually substituted by MANASSAS junction" and this
again BY simply Mansssa" or Manassas" As to
the correct spelling, the Richmond Enquirer says
Manassas and Manassa are both corruptions. The
name is derived from . pass in the mountains,
through which the road, when completed, was de-
signed to run. This pass was named after Jew,
called "Old Manasseh," who kept house Of erter.
tainment there. The real name, therefore, is a
scriptural one. and is properly, Aanasseh but the
Railroad has gone into the legislation Of the State
as Manassas Cap" and our Generals, in their Off
cial papers, have called it Aanassas- so Ma.
nassas" it must be-
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DEATHS IN THE ARNY.-The following deaths have
recently occurred in our Camps in Virginia, among
the soldiers: ..s.
A. johnson, of Edgecombe; - Sailing Of Frank
lin who accidentally shot himself through the head
On the Gath Marcus Akbrook, 96th, J. j. Coker
26th, Sam'l l. Arlington, oil from Halifax county.
On the 9th at Suffolk, George T. Lewis, Of David
son county, and on the 9Th, R b Patterson Of
Cleayeland county.
AtPetersburg on the 4th Thos Cottell of Dupln.
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TExAs-Afriend living in Alto, Texas, writes us
"There are first-rate crops in Texas, particularly
corn and wheat The cotton crop % not sufficiently
advanced to judge. The mast crop % the best ever
known, and hegs plenty. Texas can furnish meat
enough for two years. Stock is fat This county
has sent 200 soldiers to fght-lo0 to Missouri and
100 to Virginia. The Texans are bot for the war.
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The REACTION AT THE NoRrH.-It is evident that
reaction in public sentiment is going on in some
portions of the North in relation to the war. Since
the battle Of Manassa the "sober secondthought" is
taking hold of the people. New Jersey, Ohio, New
York and other journals are denouncing the war,
and public meetings in favor peace have been held
in many Of the Northern States But this voice is
still weak when compared with that of the govern
ment and those who uphold and control it The
end of the war is not yet The reaction against it
the North is certainly on the increase bu: peace
agencies must have time to operate. PRIDE passion,
ignorance and fauaticism travel leagues and do in
finite harm while reason and TRUTH and justice are
preparing for the journey. The North must be
thoroughly whipped and must suffer greatly, before
we can hope for permanent peace.