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The national Republican., 1861-12-30

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We have on hand at our spaciou, sslesi oom, In
the rear Of our auction rooms at private sale very
large aud elegant a sor ment of Furs and Robes
consisting Of
Mink Sable, Hudson Bay Sabe,
Stone Martin, Fl ch and Ermine,
Fur seal Gloves aud Nauntlets, Caps and Muf.
hsrs,
Ladies' and Chi,dren's Furs,
Fancy Carriage Robes, lined and uulined,
Buffalo Wolf Genet and many other Goods, fer
sale low by WALL BARNARD,
Auction and Commission Merch ants,
dec28 corner Pa ave. and Ninth st.
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Mschanic, Di,,atisfI etl.

A rumor has reached the mechanics at the
navy yard that their wages are to be reduced
and their hours of labor heightened, which has
produced n very general dissatisfaction.
The national Republican., 1861-12-30
Criminal Court.

The Court adjourned on Saturday until IL
O'Clock this morning, in consequence of the
death Vt a grandchild OF his Honor, Judge Craw.
ford. ,.. . .H
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOf, AT ACC
TON,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOf, AT AGt
TON.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of January. ls,2 /
shall cell, in front o. the premises, at ol6ck
by virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber, bea.
Jog date the llth day OF November, lsse, and re,
corded In Lber j. A 8, No. 1877, foos 50, 90, and
el Of the laid records for the county OF wash
inston, in the District If Coumbis, Ne iollSving
named property lying and being 10 ths Oty OF
Washiis ton, District aforesaid, and laid down on
the ground plan or plat Of said oty. Tns soures
and distances are fully d.scrioed In safd desd OF
trust, to Wit:
Parts Of Lots Bumbered one and two q and p
In Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven
(5S1) together with the improvements when are
frame Dwelling House &c 10 This property
fronts on Il street houth, between Third aud Four
and half streets west.
Terms, one fourth cash, balance In six and twe''
month. the purchaser 10 give notes Ter the de-
rsyments bearing interest from day o. saI"
siyen and q Osed ol trust taken on u"
secure the payment OF the notes
not complied with In five d y-S>
reserves the right 10 resell
and sost of the first pun"
notice of such resal"
the City OF W@N
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The following lots of fsilv,r-Pinted Ware
are OF the Best Make in the Tra,ie, and
arc warranted so he DOuhle-Piated n
the best material, and equal in quality
to amy Plated Goods sold by the best
regulated Houses,
30. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
BILE spoons. .............. fol 81 GO
" Tipped and Threaded Ia
bic Foi Foiks.............. for 1.59
Tipped aLd Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match ....... for 1 90
Splendid Extra silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks for 200
'pIendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. ................ for 400
We sell
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs Gobets, Salt
Stands In every pattern retail price 90, for 90
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Card bas-
kets.. ...................wo worth 81 70, for 800
The attention OF eur numerous patrons is re-
quested to our Large and Choice Selection
of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreo,ypo Cases,
in every size in the Trade.
We are selling t!,se goods from 81 c's. to $3.50
fitted in order, being rs per cent. less than the
makers retail price.
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ITO OFFICERs, Suffers, &c.

A new light, -four. wheeled WA k39ASeSf
Con, with water proof covers, Af8fffS
and handsome leather cushions, tzznnshsaAnk
built 10 order at New York and cost slS9 FOt
SALE, ut q moderate price Also a New YorI
made set Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used. Also, a set of plain SIsoLE HARNESS
quite new Apply for ADDRESS of Stable and Groom
TO 4s7 Seventeenth street corner of I dec 2s
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Death OF = Washington Lady in San
-.. Francisco. ...

Among the deaths announced in the San Frar.
disco papers, we notice that Of Mrs. Rachel
Elizabeth, wife Of B. W. Judah, native of this
city, and for the last FIVE years u resident of
San Francisco, California.
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DY WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucaioneers,
ID Corner south eide Pa. Av. and Ninth Street

HACK, HORSES AND HARNESS At AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, December slst, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock we thall tel la front Of the
Auction Rooms, " ithout reserve
ONE HACK, HORSES AND HARNESS.
Terms-Ohe third cash, balance pay able monthly
with nutss satisfactorily endurssd besrpg interest
WALL BARNARD,
dec % (Starl Auotionesrs
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pY WALL u BARNARD, AuosoDuesrs,
II Corner South side Pa. Av. aud Nfnth street

TRUSTEESSALEO OFGOLD AND sL VKR WATcHFS,
CM4IMS, Plated WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, RE-
VOLVERS, FANCY GOODS, dc. ,dc
On MONDAY MORNING, 3Oth instant, at 10
O'Clock, At the Auction Rooms. We shall SELL By
order OF the Trustee, the stock of Jobbing house
consisting Of
Fine Gold Hunting case English and American
Watches
Ladies' Fine Enameled and Diamond Set French
and Swiss Watches
Silver Hunting case and Open Face Watches, in
every style
Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, sad Ladies'
Chatalaines
Sets OF Jewelry in many new and desirable styles
Silver plated Trays, Baskets, Ladies, Forks,
spoons, and Tea Sets
Fine Ivory handle Tea and Dinner Knives, and
Carvers
Revolyers, Dirks, Bowie, and Pocket Knives
Also, Opera and Field Glasses
And many other Fancy Goods of various kinds
The sale will be continued daily at 10 q. m md
every p. m, until the stock Is dispo,ed Of
Il. I. RICHAhD0, trustee.
WALL q BARNARD,
DEC 8o-t Auctioneers.
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We are Agents for the Sale of

We are Agents for the Sale of
MoCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
EDALso FOR
MERCHANTS COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC,
WORSLEY'S HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up IN Family Boxes, TO suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lies of Notions and Fancy Goods,
AL OF which we offer At tho Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers, Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee TO sell 1T New York aud Pha.
delphia prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound 10 sell cheaper than tho
cheapest--delivered free.
Ladies and Gentlsmsn give us an early Gall
1t makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
80 Gent. mauy Gle hr are always ready to
wait "n you.
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MISS YOUNG'S
1'A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
West End, No. PAS Street.

The duties of this school will be resumed on the
I'd Of Jsnua'y few vacancies remain for boy,
under twelve years Of age, capable of being ad
vaneed In the solid branches of knglish education.
dec, 21-3ts
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dec 19-tf
uELMDeLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHyl

uELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHy,
For D!sesses of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel,
D HEIxs1fD's Ex,rao. of Buohu for Score. and
HE" MBoLo's Extract of Buohu for Nervous and
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Bpchu Tor Los OF
Memory, Loss of Power, Dimne6 Of Vision, DIN
Guilty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Lasettude OF the muscular system
HELmBOLDS Extract OF Buohu for all dis
oess in married ife or early indiscreiions 40 and
all diseas OF the sexual organs whether existing
| In male or female, from whatever cause they may
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
GELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu Is pleasant in
Price Per bottle, or six bottles for sb, delivered
Depot, iOa South Tenth Street, Philadslphis.
dec Tim
ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
American, and agents ior procuring American and
H a II ID NJ II -.
| With SiIteen Years Experience in tie business
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hon. W. d. Bishop, ex-Comnisatoners Of ratents
ind to more tlfap fifteen thousand inventors who
have haA business dose through Mum Co 8 Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mail
Patent LaSs and Regulations, so fNSes, 70 oents
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
Preliminary kxsininstion In United States Patent
| Ofaoes, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washington
lorner OF end Seventh street.. opposite the Patent
NTos. mar ls--snf
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General Retail Price.
Splendid Careo. Mosaic, Lava and
Carbuncle sets. to &C. fnr 81 no
Splendid Miniature, Florentne and
Painting. 10 =, Tor leo
Splendid Gold Stone - jet aud
Fancy. .........,.......... $40 b, Tor 100
Elegant Coral, Enameled Carbun.
cie...................... ITO y, ipr lt0
Elegant Garnet Coral ami Tur.
quois, lvery fhe ,............... eto 10 for 200
Superior Enameled and Opal Clus
Observation-Disclosures. to II, for 200
Plain, Chased and Enameed
Brscs'ets go. .................. Ito 10, fer I!oo
Coral, Garnet and Cpal (very
fine, to 10, for 200
Mosaic, Coral aud Egameled
Brooch E. Recommendations. bto 7, for LOO
Cameo, Lava, Coral and Miniature
Pins. .... ................... ito s, for 10
Guard Vest ana rhstel Tin Chains & to s, for 100
Ladies Garnet aid CaIbuujlc
Ntcela C'....................... jto 10 Tor 1.50
Garnet CarbupCle and Onyx SttI
Studs and Butte to 9. for 90
Fin. Sleeve Buttons and Stud,
(sepnra'e, e,)...................... 81" b, iOr %
Cent? Cluster 3osJ Pins with
chHfbs. ..,.............. 10 h, TOT w
Gents CoTbunce '.C'al and Gar
net scarf Pins. ............ tn q, for LOO
Fine Lockeis for two and four Pic
lures 10 o, i0r LOO
Childrrns bsrbun-ie and Garnet .'.s
AImletl. l......................... 10 =, Tor 1OC
Seal and Stone Set Finger Rings,
I'm variety0. ................ 3io y, Tor LOO
| Gold Pens, with cxtensi)n Si!ye-
| Cases ato 6, for %
The national Republican., 1861-12-30

GRAIN LEATHER BOOTS
" Just received, and for sale cheap, by
r. b HASIINGS& a Co.,
nov 28-d Philharmonic btilding
The national Republican., 1861-12-30

We respectfully beg leave to call the attention
of every LADY ana GENTLEMAN in Wash,
ington to this splendid New Stock
Just Opened-As follows:
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ny GREEN y WILLIAMS. Anctione.

zee l9-3iawIw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
5oloiers' Department.
CAMP FISHER, HIGH PotSr,
Sept. 23, 1861.

M EDITOR: Permit ms TO say a word cor
earning our camp at this place. We have tbirte,
companies in camp at present, and ten of the,
passed the ordeal of the Inspecting Office
anu oeen regularly mustered into service. form
ing the strength of the twenty eighth Rav;ne,
u North Carolina troops. The companies com
posing this Regiment are as follows Scar,
i'eaVes' Surry Regulators Capt. ]. q. Kipeoun
iaoKin Boys; Capt. Montgomery Stanly Van
Aeo hunters Capt. Edwards CASTOR Inyinci
Dies; Capt. loves South Fork Farmers: Cant
Daffinger's Montgomery Greys Capt. Martin,
to1 orange) Guards of Southern Independepce
o"pt' "rlghts Cleaveland Regulators; Can't.
opeers 1adkin Stars; Capt. Moody's -
After these companies were mustered in nv RI.
assistant Aujutant General, Mr.. Gordan, the com
missioned officers of the companies retired a shor
distance from the camp in order 20 hold thei.
election for the field officers, Capt. Martin balm,
called to the Chair, and s. Lowe Secretary. AZ
ter some very appropriate and forcible remart.
oy the Chair. they proceeded to the balIotinc ~,
On the nFse ballot Lieut.. Col. Lane. of the frs.
regiment OF n. G. Volunteers, was unanimousl,
eiec'eo colonel OF the 2Sth Regiment. Next pro
ceeded a ballot for Lieut.. Colonel. which ras,lto
IN no election on the first vote, Capt. Lowe IN,
coi. Joseph Masten receiving an equal nnmber
on the second ballot, to the great surprise Of III
"hoie camp, Capt. Lowe was elected NV on
VOTE over Col. Masten. Capt. Lowe has no mil
ltary experience, only the SIX WEEKS h = has no,
"lth the company under his care, and liuited lit
erary attainments'; while Col. Masten has III.
experience OF a tour'of two years service N tb
Mexican war, has since devoted much time :.
military tactics, and since last April has ariIle
seven different companies, to the great neglect
ns business as a Lawyer. Col. Masten is worth,
OF Q higher position than Lieut.. Colonel. tce.
talnly is a very unwise choice in the selection 81
Lieut. Col. for this regiment.
Capt, Reeves, Of the surry Regulators. was
elected Major of the Regiment. We have not
noafa from Col Lane whether he will accept or
J. H. X,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
NOTICE.

On and after the first day OF October. 1861. I shall
sell no goods except Tor CASH on DELIVERY. I am
compelled TO do this, because 1 can buy no goods nov
except at from two hundred to two hundred and afrv
per cent. higher than bought them 4 months ago:
and | can get no time on them. but must plank down
the cash. or go without the goods. / therefore advise
all my customers and the public generally, who Will
favor me with their calls, that they must bring the
friends. ~
/ also earnestly request all parties owing me ac-
counts due lst July last, or previous thereto, TO come
forward and settle the same either by cash or note
Parties telling 10 comply Wit .nfs notice by the 5rb
oetopeT inst, VII be chaT.eC 10 Ber cent. on tbe
whole anoHnt due l.om 1st July last, so long 4. their
accounts remain unsettled. i SCHEIR
R1leigh. Oct. I, 1861. 80
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CAMP BE-, Va. Sept. o. 1851

a bLL3 fd., sept. u, 1861,
EDITOR SPIRIT OF THE AGE II was prevented
from writing to you last week by personal inness
at present l feel too dull to write to mich pnrnoso
q httie over a week after our return from Stone borsa
war;. our company began to feel the esEects Of tho
malaria lmblbed at that place. One morning seventy
" the company were on the sick list. mostly afflicted
Win cnlllan fever. Under the care of orr evcel1ap+
surgeons Hutchlngs and Wingfeld, we are imnrov-
iHs lapiuly. oome time last week, the regiment had
~ u Tue SICK list. We look for sickness as lono &c
u river DUTY Is kept up. Ihope the authorities will
De able to make different arrangements In tho
meanwhile, we must be as patient as possible. We
came to serve our country, and it becomes us ~ ,o
cheer1W TO DO, and cheerful to suffer. Better to have
the chill aud fever, than to have old Ahe,s ;ron I'll
upon our necks.
Il church mas been converted into a hospital. and
II answers this purpose very well. Of this I feel m
disposition to complain: Mercy is better than o
rifce.' sat
Inc Inherent companies of the regiment hove
Gently been exercising in the Irish drill. Whore +ho-
nave oeen at work, or precisely what they are doino
II may not De proper to publish. Suffice if RI sov.
We nave heard that the Yankees are coming to SEQ -
ana we are preparing to give them a warm recen+ion
our onlcers seem not to be wanting in vigilance and
energy. This causes US to feel more secrro +ho.-
would otherwise.
An election to supply the vacancy created Nv
OF Capt. Vance, was held in ComnarvF
last Friday. 1t. P. w. Roberts was unanimously
elected Captain, and Corporal E. w. Herndon WAS
elected LIST Lieutenant. Yours truly,
ROUGH & READY.
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$2,o622 90
The Confederate Tax-The Colltors,


Whatever President Davis and his caaet do,
seems to be done with a view to the fpiness,
interest and conteLtment of the peopl Eyery
day Witnesses new, important act, every
act seems more acceptable to the peopthan it.
predecessor. This sentiment is strongkoufrm
cd by the following article which weep. from
'he hic1mond Dispatch VI satsrda1dopting
every word as our own:
AS a matter OF interest to the PED and to
Inc revenue ON oers OF the different pties, il
may be we'll for US to state the deterhtion Of
the secretary OF the Treasury in RED to the
agents who will be appointed tor maxine as.
and collecting the taxes DE Cen,
ieuerate government. 1t is known under
provision ot the Confederate law leyylh direct
tax, any State which shall pay its qd of the
same into the Confederate Treasury DE frst
oay VI hprii next, Will be entitled tofscount
OF ten per cent. on the amount a~ssesshgainst
1t. This discount is probably rather Ie than
the expense which will attend the COLON of
the tax from the people, and therefore, State
paying IN its quota by the date sne4-xesg
save a small per centage Of the amoue its
people.
AS this saving, however, cannot preat
enough to afford much temptation to thlates
to undertake the collection CT the Confedd tax.
the Government will doubtless have toUoint
assessors and collectors Of lis own in maa rho
etates for the purpose. Looking to thiAba-
bll'ty, we understand that the eecretan the
treasury is maturing instructions TO the leo.
crate Marshais on this subject. We unhnd
that an important feature of these insioGs
Will be a requirement upon the Marsha al
point tor the assessment and collection the
CODteierata faS tho w n e ;oorS IN al ~
ties which perform similar duties fl ON ttate
governments. We understand that theseruc-
lions Will be MANDATORY, and that the halls
Will be lett no optIon 10 the matter.
we throw out this piece Of iniOrmati0uor-
der TO relleve the Department here, ard tar
Shais IN all the Districts of the South. ffhe
swarm OF applications fer appointmentstne
Excise with which they would 9th er wise Ter
Whelmed. The measure resolved on by MIN
mlnger takes away from this prolific sol of
patronage every feature of partisanshind,
considering the immense patronage thus ta-
rlly relinquished by the Confederate Govent.
reflects great credit upon the President acc.
tary.
While the policy thus reso we'd upon avhe
invocation of a countless swarm If ofieesr
throughout the land, it removes in a greass-
ure the most odlOus feature of direct taxaiu
relieving the people from the annoyanceso
sets of tax gathers DINING their leonardo
each ear at the same time. In The great NV |
OF cases the officers who. will assess and ct |
the Confederate tax, will be men Of the rs
" selection and, whenever not Of than
choosing, they will be the appointees Dir
Own county courts. We look upon this diS
ration of the President and Secretaryae
Treasury as one of the most important ap>
Ply that has attended the admiplstrationnr
new Government.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

I virtue of a Deed of Trust TO me erecut.d h.
IL r. T. Helm, for certain PURPOSES there;n : y
cIned, which said Trust is of Record in the Registers.
once IN the town of Oxford, in the county Of Gran.
slle, W, L snail expose to public sale on the pre-
nalses recently occupied by the said r. T.. Helm. on
aGesaay the 2d day of October next, FOR CASH. the
following property. to wit all the household and
Kitchen furniture, one fine Piano, a large and yaIua-
PIE Library, Farming utensils, and other articles too
numerous 70 mention. Sale TO continue from day to
day until the property is disposed of.
snail convey only such right as is vested in me
as Trustee. X. c.. Trn.s.a
IIauhIIhtOn,N y. V, sep. y, 1901. St
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE
Mountain Grove Soldiers ST
Association.
Association.

The Ladies Of Burke county, n. c., yves
Catawba river met at Mountain Grove Oh,
18th September, and organized a Soldiers All
citation.
MISS Z. M. Parks, was elected President.
Miss Hattie E. Parks, Tice-President.
Miss Laura j. Avery, Secretary.
Miss Susan A. Moore. Assistant Secretary.
Mrs. John Parks, Treasurer.
CoaxITTEE.-Miss Cornelia Nc
Miss Hattie Wariick, Miss Maggie Roderick.
A. McGimsey, Miss Harriet M. Avery, Miss
Sick. Mrs. Logan Warlick, Mrs. O. W. Perkf
After an appropriate speech by Rev. Thor
Teton. twenty-five dollars, forty pair of socks.
teen blankets were subscribed.
AFRIEND TO THE ASsoCIAe
n. c. Wing pleas Sc copy.
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CAMP BURGwYH, OFF CAROLINA CRY
Bogue Island, 26th Reg. N. C. S. I.
Sept. 26th 1871

oePt. Aotn, 1851.
EDITOR SPIRIT OF THE AGE Mot bavinc booxa
from me for some time, you will probably exnac,
some news at least, that will interest yonr nnmer,
Gus readers but situated as we are. so nesrlv on.
OF from all mail communication, we get no news
or but very little beyond the limits of our camn
We were very h~urriedly ordered to this nlaco
though not unexpectedly, as the soldier who has
volunteered with " full sense of his duty. ernects
nothing but to march at a minutes warnino -
wherever the exigencies of the case mostly "a
quire his services. And not boasting of the roo
lmenttc which we belong, but judging from thu
material of which it is made, should they be call
ed to exercise their valor and military skill IN =,
aggressive war of this kind, it will render Eff
cisnt service in repelling from North Carolina soil
such hardened wretches as old Abe NAV hire -
desecrate and trample upon the rights and priv,
ileges of a free and inofsnsive people.
In making our exit from Camp Carolina. fnear
your city, where We had been quartered for soma
time, and where we had made so many pleasant
arguaintances, we woe too much hurried IN hill
adiel to, and thank the kind friends whose hos
~p.talltles we had enjoyed whilst amo 30 them. On
our way 70 this piece We Were greeted BIZ the fair
laGies, who stood ri almost every turn of the rya1
20 get Il glimpse Of, and welcome, as taey said. no
bra We volunteers who had come to protect their
persons, honor, rights ard liberties.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02

bat1t yetremains for Us to spaak of ,b.L.
ness SHOWN to US by the ladies of Newbern NJ.
haa often heard of the noble hearts tina, thr,hh,s
"'1in .ne breasts of the ladies of that nlacs hn.
tee naif had not been told. The whole rsa, :
y arriving there were kindly treated bv t5s1"
Deneacles In abundance were served NV ,ha;..-
,air hands to the soldiers as they sat in ~. So
A1y 900 oiess them and reward them abund.n,Ir
Our quarters here are not az comforfahla ..-y
"oaie accustomed TO. situated as it is along IT,
coast IN 3 deep sand, with wells about "a Saen
nOissses nogsheads: We are very much anna,sS
90 u suitry weather by mosquitoes and sand s,s.
80 pecoue so numerous as almost To 6l n.
a.nospnere as ~nightfall approaches. And whan
"ouio rest from the tolls of the dsy.
6sain sne gaunt musquito comes.
That brigand of the night.
With all his starving ia mily,
Io put our dreams to flight.
we are ~encamped on Bogue Island. With, -
miies 81 Fort Macon, where there are Q reoimsn,s.
the ith regiment State Troops, Col Csmpbs11 .nS
the 10th regiment N. C. Vols, Col. Vanee =
company Of Artillery, Capt. Pender. Tbs,e :
severai yankee vessels lying off the eoast. sent
mere perhaps, as u blockading squadron. 80
look up another Hatteras. If the latser ,.
tney nave smelta mice and are coastiop abont :
alsceVeri II possible the of his tail,
j. e M.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
Expenses of the War.

AS an item of interest, the State Journal has TIA
Zen the trouble to copy from the official report Of
the Military Secretary to the Governor, a conden-
fed statement of the moneys expen ded on account
OF the war, and purchase of arms by tie late Gov.
Ellis, from the first of July, 1851, to the 18th of
september, ult, together with a taeulsr statement
OF the amounts expended for the various branch es
of the service.
There appears to be a large amount q the
hands of the discussing agents; bat it i lsown
that the larger part of this sum has been aiburs-
ed but the accounts had not come in to be audi
ted.
There was expended from the TreasuY, Janu-
airy. February and March......... .s9,024 81
...... 6,2s5 6S
May..... 81 ,0s3 SO
1924 95
1852 sc
q, 6ss 80
September 1905 81
$24,522 9s
EXPENDITURES.
Ordnanee....".."...Sl44,0S9 80
Fay OF troops"......26 6,103 33
Q~uarternast's Depart.4i7,7 76 IS
Subsistence $50. 1885, 24 so
Naval expenditures. .98,O46 90
Contingent expenses...-875 90
Coast Defences. I49.0 20 81 $I,3I36 70
In the hands of discussing agents,
and not accounted for 7C3Ss Of
go ago. o.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-02
MARRIAGES.

At the residence of the Bride f.tb.- :, pu-h
y "a on inc 18th September, By Rev. Mr. l1biIds NJ NJ
Miss Y a a formerly of Arson county, y. C.. to
-""ss a Roberts, of Burke county, Ga.