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North Carolina.

Every regiment that we have yet seen from North
Carolina seem thoroughly equipped and every pro-
vded with the articles essential to service. The mill
tary of this noble State are winning
laures Tor her in abundance not less for the manness
and soor,ety OF t1er oro0ay than Dy sne
earnest determined looking men, and, when the day OF
trial comes. will make in history for themselves
and for North Carolina that will never de.-Rletnlond
Dispatch.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS OF WAR.-A corps of prs-
oners of war; numbering nearly forty men under strong
route to Raleigh n. O., for safe keeping These tel
lows all belonged to Gen. Buffers command, and are
among the recent captures on the Peninsula. They
are sent to Raleigh because there already so many
prisoners in Richmond that cannot be found for
them. AS regards their appearance, it behooves US to
say nothing. They seem to be of all natons-Dutch,
Irish, Yankee &C., and are evidently content with their
position A large crowd drawn thither by curiosity
and desire behold the elephant collected at the South
ern depot to Get glimpse of him before the train NOV
ed off : Petersburg Express, 18Th INST.
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WTBEREAS, intelligence under oath of G. W. Moore,
w hath this day reached the undersigned that JIM
slave the property OF g. W. Moore hath away and lies
places, committing depredaons the peaceful inhabitants
the state These are in the of the State of North
carolina TO regime him. the said slave forthwith
der himself to h master the lawful authority and we
90 hereby order this proclamation be published the
Court House door and in public newspaper and warn
The SAID slave that if he do not Immediately to his
SAID MASTER and answer the charges aforesaid lawful
Tor any person to capture him. by staying him otherwise
without accusation or impeachment of any crime.
Given under hands and seals this 2th day of June
1861. JAS. CARR SON j. P IsEAL1
WM j. CORNWALL, J. ?. [sEAL.l
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Educational.
TRINITY COLLEGE,. N. G,

f. G,
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE Anonst 1A+h
Terms remain unchanged The location is remote from
Prooaoe seat OF war; and every favorable to study
Inc trustees have established efficient Military Depart
nen to commence with the next session this department
VIII De conducted by the hest instructors and will be
extensive as IN the best Military Schools The Military
department will be open to all who may desire to enter
Out Will IN no way interfere with the regular exercises
10 accommodate our friends, shall commence Mill
tay school June 26h and continue till August 18th This
VIII be fine opportunity for those who wish to remain
only few weeks. B. CRAVEN Pr|s;5sn+
July 18th. 1861. ~ Iw
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

iHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
sye of fSOUTHERLAND & COLEMAN, for the purpose of
0uyng and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
uI receive and sell Slaves commission Liberal advan-
''s made upon Slaves left with them for sale
D. j. SWITZERLAND
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
August list, 1859. 2-tt
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Nnr the .Innrnal

t
MEssRs. EDITORS Having noticed your article of yester
day, calling attention to the fact of Hon. Wm g. Ashe hav
resigned his seat in the Convention Delegate from
New Hanover county, portion of the citizens of the
county having conferred together take occasion to
mend the of worthy fellow citizen Robert Strange,
Esquire suitable person to fill the vacancy whose
talents and high bearing Gentleman entities him to the
highest position under the gift of his fellow citizens, aud
who known to be true to the best interests OF his State
well as sound upon the question of Southern Rights
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Dr. WILL, ID. sONIERs,

TTAvTvG pRFP ARED HIMSELF TO MEET THE VA
IL rous egences of his profession and permanently 10
Gated Ellington N c. tenders his services to the citl-
the village and surrounding country, and hopes by
CONSCIENTIOUS discharge of the duties of his vocatlon TO
Merit the confidence and patronage OF the public 81
May found when not engaged, at his once, OPP ose
ue Masonic Lodge. ~
Orders left with Messrs. Bumenthal Co., will be prompt
y attended to. Aug ii, lS6O-i-u
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March 10th, 1S(


TgNHE SUPPLY MILL, Brunswick Co., n. c., is now in
operation at which be obtained any of the follow
ing Lumber, Pine, Cypress, Juniper, Oak, Ash and
Hickory Orders for any of the above be filled and sent
any point desired from Florida to Baltimore, else
where, if necessary. JNO. MERCER.
Dec % 1859 l7-tf
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FORT JOHNSON NJ c. July 16'h 1861.
At meeting of the sampson Rangers he'd i'll their quar-
ters. Capt. F. Fason in the Chair, and Lieut. q W.
Marsh acting Secretary, the following preamble and
resolutions introduced by W. s. Devane, Esq, ard
Lieut. Robert A. Moseley, which unanimously passed
ReSolUed That tender sincere thanks to the pa
trotc citizens of smhVe for their many acts of courtesy
and kindness extended since have been quartered
in their midst
Reolued That they fully entitled lasting graft
tude for the prompt and efficient aid rendered by
nhDg horses and vehicles for transporting the provisions
they furnished while and forced march
the 18th and 18th inst
ReSolued, That the patriotic women of Smithvlle have
admiration by their devotion the which
we are engaged and that will prove ready lie
stationed here to defend them from insult and injury from
any source whatever.
On motion of Lieut. j. c. Holmes, ordered that the Sec
retary copy of the above resolution the Editors
the Wilmington Journal and request them to copy the
same. Capt. F. /. FAISON, Chairman,
Lieut.. G. W. MARSH Secretary,
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TAXES SIDES WITH THE SoUTH.--The Petersburg
Ernress says We learn that Uol Z. U. TIDMARsH
has Joined the Confederate forces at Memphis and is
CALAMITY doing duty at the Navy Yard in that place
He is one of the most famous men in the country lie
was the agent director Of almost every circus that
has visited the South for the last ten fifteen years de
is powerful as well as notable man. and throwing his
whole soul and energies into everything he undertakes
is equal to regiment of Yankees Col T. is fully IN
the rlng and will be sure to cause some ground and
lofty tumblng in the ranks Of the enemy whenever ne
comes upon him."
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For the Journal.
MEssRs. FULTON & PRICE

MEssRs. FULTON & PRICE
Dear S,rs address you this morning id regard to the
seemingly disposition of young men about town who
was sping fight three months ago Il Only
the young hut others who could hip the and
not half try. find by locking they Try
ing and those with ho are hanging on ana
heekDg oce where there the least dar getting
understand 1ht re some so to Z apple atoms Quarter
Naster and ommasary stuat the 9Th Regiment Why
the number Of applicants ut make mrant shat might
DO some service tor thei and the Ulcers who have
the appointment find p OF m who h4 FAM les atd
dep ndng on Them for thing ea fl hsae
thce and there by bring The Id for
aud common President Davis all The m he
get for there is work be done. simply throw out
these hints that you do good by to the
people and stirring them up
YOURS Truly AND tIUR CAUSE PARTICULARLY
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WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
ERlML STREEL IRELOK MARKET STREET,l

W II mi n 8 on, ". q
L. A. HART & JOHN G. BAILEY, PRoPRIETORs;
RRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished or unfinished ;
~ Machinery made and put up old Machinery over
Aaued all kinds of Patterns Ornamental and Archtectn
raj will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and MIL
work generally.
AL work warranted to be as represented. Orders re-
'peGttuly solicited.
AsO Tqrpentne Stills and Copper Work in all its branches
N0vemha Ith. l9hq-ll-lV
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ULU DIANU.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of returning
R her thanks her numerous FRIENDS Tor the
M liberal patronage her house has received for the past
few years, and would respectfully inform the pubic that
he prepared accommodate BOarders-ether Transient
Regulation the most liberal terms.
Her house being situated the South side OF Chestnut
street, below Front is in convenient location to business
Her ia bile will all times be found amply provided with
the best the market affords. Her kept IN the best
possible manner rendering every comfort and convenience
TO her guest in her power.
continuance of public patronage is respectfully solicit
3D. MARY s. McCALEB.
December IL, IS6O-dtf.
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TWENT1-ELvE noLLARs REWARD.

ETNRE ABOVE RE WARD will be given for the said JIM
dead or alive, for his confinement in jail the
tate SO that can get him again. The said jim is about
feet IO inches high welset and weighs about
quick spo ken and with smooth black skin The said
Was purchased from the estate of 7. H. Williams deceased
G. W. MOORE
June 9th, 1861 Aft
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

~ Advertisements ordered to be continued the inside
charged 3 cents per square for each insertion after Oh
ANo advertisement, rejecting upon private charact er
can, under ANY CIRCUMsT ANCks, be admitted.
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II. III. mcI<OV tS CO.,
- ROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS South
7 Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. G.
Aug 23i, 1850 52-tf
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WILLIAM BOGkRT.
yN,TENvnEATT

WILLIAM
DCuITFCT AND SUPERINTENDENT, GodsbCro'
& tlrnsb Designs aud Specific atoms for Public and
- W." building with full practical working Drawings,
gu combine construCtiOnal sohd.tY, convenle9ce OF
FN.n at and beauty of form and color, with economy.
q r,,.h those intending to build, with knowledge OF
gnu rance arrangement and cost Of all improvements
leg e5rs insi tbi door Soath Of Griswod's Hotel.
UAc56 I'l ,ScH - l7-ly#
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Professional and Business Cards.
CHARLES w. HANES,
~- on NAVAL GTnpCL

-.gpFrTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
1NofhN I WILMINGTON, N. c.
, ive prompt attention to the inspection Of all Tur
gsolIne ana m isI iSs ~ 80
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The following is the off,
cal vote cast for field officers of the 10th Regiment
c. Volunteers:
COLONEL.
rou. .r A. 1versOn. J. L. Cantwel. N. Slough.
Fort JohnRon
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GEO. ALDERMAN,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL 81 ORES,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
lOare at !. T. Alderman's Store.
Prmp, attention paid TO business and socits patronage
,r bis country friends.
aDr. %. 1-10m%
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w. Fl. McRARY Il CO.,

w. H. McRARY - CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington, N c.
REFERENCES:
H. R. Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear Wilmington, N Z.
Col. John McGae, Pres't Bank Wilmington, do DO.
&c. Lash, " :. q saleml do;
j. Eli iregy, President of Bank Cheraw, s. c. [Oct III
GEO. w. ROSE,
Y lime ne " -1'' --1'D WILMINGTON, N. G.
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l,IEs sroELEY' o ALEX. OLDHAM
OEALEFS IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
u CHANTS.
WILMINGTON, N. G..
Prompt otenon given to the sale of Coton Flour b.
Nom and other Country Produce.
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CL4Rrx ~ TURLTsGTON,

Cha AftFA I 7 Z EtIaT FN 7 U
COMMISSION AND FORWARD INT MEREhANIS, q
[ dealers in Lime Plaster, Cement and Hdr,
y ~ NoRTH " ATER STREET, WILMINGTON, n. G.
eESolicts consgnmens OF Cotton, Ndo0' otoTeS' Ftor
Crn, Bacon, Timber, DC.
W. REFER TO
r Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, N. c.
t1 DAWSON Pres't Viii. Branch Bank of c., do do.
~ r. Jones' cashier Branch Bank Cape Fear, Raleigh do.
Nov. Is. 1860. l2-u
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&. II. ROBINSON ~ co,
NOWIISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
>0Hce over J. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner of
Princess and Water Streets.
March g. lsGO.-ljS&29.
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NAaILL.t NyEAs,L1S

" AI4EAF41N
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
IL No. As MARKET STREET.
full stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
aadreths Garden Seeds, &C., &C., constantly On hand.
The attention Of Physicians is especially called to the
stock OF Medicines which are warranted as being pure
1870
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WtLLIAm LIPPITT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stuts, Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
Perumery Patent Medicines &C., of Front and
Market sts Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
ton NJ n =
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take in his line
business He keeps constantly hand, LINE, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTERG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, FIRh
BRICK &c.
N B. To Dstiers of Turpentinehe prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37ly.
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q. PGlLXlllt.

TTPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER,
l. CORNER PRINCESS AND FRONT STREETS,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Keeps always hand and manufactures to order any ar
t,e IN the UPHOLSTEKING LINE alsO large assOrt-
notice.
Nov. llth, 1853 IL
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WILLIAM y. PRICE,

WILLIAM y
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WuMINGTON, N. G.
sy the patronage of his country friends, and all 9TH
ars engaged IN the Turpentne business.
Eg- flee opposite No. -, North Water street.
Nov. 2+Ln, 1873. "
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l., &, HUGa.IyS & SONS.

l.. s.. HUCIGINS ~ SONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCER
w les AND GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE, S. +. Corner
Narke. ald second Streets,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
ta Orders from friends will receive prompt attention
nv 81 1860, 4Of
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- ~ JUHN
SMITH ~ 1IcLAJRIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
WHMINGTON n. G.
RETER TO
JouE DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
h. p. HALL, ESD, President Branch Bank STATE II. c.
Oct 7fh 1883 6tf
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WILMINGTON. N. G.
viii give prompt attention to all business in his line
Feb. 18th, 1850. 23-ly
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JANES .. BONDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ April f. lS59.-T3l-tf WILMINGTON, NJ y
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COMMISSION MERCHANT,
/ WIIMING1ON, II. C.
Offers his services Planters Factor gent for the
e CotJon Will give his personal attention to the sale
uCott II.
c additional charge will be made. Cotton forwarded
to New York iOT 10 CenLs per bale.
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TIEOlIAS W. EEAT Err,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WILMIxGTON, n. C.
aS- Office in NJ McInnis Store, North Water Street
S.Ltnmnnr 20. lSGN-4-lY
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Respect Labor-A Word for Work.

UIncefS 4. TOTAL Sl
Fayetteville Observer please copy for the benefit of am
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ROCK SPRING HOTEL.

MARY S, MCCALEB, PROPRIETRESS
DIn CI1d Nh
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EDWARD McPElARSUN.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
l No q South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N G.
Aug 18th. 1853 50-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-12
OBITUARY.

n;.s. q: III. ~: .G'cr Of his fs'hrr 9 !t"' -,
90 .-..,sn er, I-S.. nf t.pTnia re"e-. :5"'T.E =. .
.ir.. rr., .,.nGI.a, Junction. WiLLlaG Il. -"
member OF the pIasatIn trnor OF cavalry f. ..
4. Llyi:y y tr.n|tc ie ;hd E1tED': Z l--"' rr.
suo-iSIs- and appreciation ii Ne 'o.": 49, .
i"-s u :h4 !as.s tec c-c.aei. .'"t 0if :" =, 49,
Z. i3--r, u re c3r?T, h 'i'f 40: ost'I'- : T.. cs
p.::i ii 'n,rr ~ ~ar w.- IN cain.ai, in"f@:i .--,.r
De nIn - :he .i;: 70 - :-ci; - III ds',H&e" =.
ART having :e-v.i n :.r "t:.e, "-" d
nassau rrsc-,n-i l.. ia - -E', uo''fi'S % -,
duty Hra.t gt unaccu.t,.nrt -:o'-cs= So .zs
:Hck bed. eco ne -as *eiSe: - go; :-'|".N d.
--lpp!- VA, nor. f.r.iDie suj j=sL-"'.'s
Of va. ..-s~gSL Is
If tn.r-6.. as: circumstances ~Hi - .. TT
c.. tria2 o., Sic ~ .uL s-nuae g-4".sa : -
.asr aei II. ,:- COMMON n-'il- ed iao;Fe ~, !, .
cxno-.r... Il dLtr- o.! 20. SOD @ -.
2,sd-'. .o-p.n5ors IL arTas. f1o:s ~ afft rrs
f,rm u un,i-r .ucf c.rcs nt:sGce., ;ns" hF.. - ~
war, h.,r.-I tpI ALAG . i~ii";T.s"!f.: 49,. -
k.id i, ju;e-e.:.- nfrc:- ~ has p"Tio,.'e =
;.ay r,Iv..c .!ty abr - Sea! shoe sac ~
,Iss-.,! hir, % e. ~ a ::l-Il, and rIo'"'
. -trulas rnda IL every pils:- u cfst f-'''- .-'~ -
Ttlo.: OF s.o:I a!e sans over he &. . - .;
on liz battle FED s="ri IN haas, 80 sas
n,rGrL !cwa to ~pos:crlty. 3!ssi : f'"- ~ =, I,
on. Sho h. III dsv-t'n- exr0sr = 20 .--. -
? bed Of isaxui.h!rs by wasting d'c"'r y, .rc =
ourn,uy fever, and xho, BY foi!o~!11 nai ~t ~
Of hIs %ra;r.o,.c splrlt, ho ao~, Il w -s"@
TITO : seit-rgde grave.
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wiys.a,a gsar.ss.sa.. IT,.

shss'ss" GsszE,sslsas. zacG;,szs.
The returns v:o It'll :.z9.ap'..a -,
tho information which las reached Us j,
be considerad certsin that il addition 70 ,sa
nouncements already made, Dsj.rns;t. j, o.,
ed in the 9th District, Vim. Smith IL ,b.c
Baldwin in the llth, and uclcoabc 49,.
7th. ""s
In Loudoun county SCOTS .uai,ri-
Smith was about 400, and in F4uqr;e. 49,.
12o. In Rappahannock Smiths .oni,f;,v
ported at 40. His majority over Scar. -
camps is between two and three hu.d.
Smiths majority in the District Will ,,.,..,
equal his nisj0risy in Warren ard pa.o
aiajor Bail Is elected State sarat,r -
doan county, to sirT'y ,hc yacaacy ,s,.,.
cd by the resignation % J. 4. Carter.
i. i. F,r5c; has acen ~c!ec;e! viii; .m
si'ion t" the House Of Delegates, in !r.aa': ~.
10 suppl: the .aca"cg accustomed Ey
sigrs,ioa Of Z. L scott.
trf7ErSTH and SIXTEENTH Cov:g.s.
RisTH!c.s.-Ns nave information ,-nm E.
STieT River and Manassas tl!at ind cate.
lie election of McsSv;. Russell ard -,
the Present ,nculsoea:s, from tn e"
tres. y: Manassas RIsSci! yes =
atG i.:1@c.! d. !; GTeenhrivr }. e, E:a,N-'
minority IS -. .ipHnao"'s ~ i5-tiy .. .;
bYcr 4i"c- ~ 10. '''-'
iOEDOUE Il, is.sn,r,
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, s.-Te!ee~sphic cpr-
mHnicntion from this paint to Chattanooga,
Tenn, has been cut Cd all day.
1t is reported that several Of the bridges on
the State Rail Road have been E:rat.
TES O'CLOCK, P. M,--1Ee rHi! Coa'l bridge
at Charlestown has bpcu burnt.
LrNcEBuRG, Nov. 9.-!abOl: 20J :se; OF the
bridge over the Hclston -irer, ter mics hcJond
Bristol, (an the East Tennessee El!i Eoad,j
Tas burnt al four o'clock .,ii:: mo71ns ~ tns
Unionists. About hall e lille VI i::e rail road
track was also torn Up.
II is reported that several Other bridges were
burnt 90 the rail road south CT Knoxville.
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Elected 70 the Confederate Congress.
MeaPns, Nov. 9.-Robcrt johnson and 9.
3. Mitchell have been elected Senators 10 the
Confederate Congress.
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ALAaAN,.-JudSa Dargan i:&s . !a:ss ms,
iority :or Congress- in li'c cit ana ao"a:2 G:
Mobile. and is prababiy elscte1.
Lny.S,Axa.--ihc vrtc in "" Orleans q ,ra
l-r;;2st caai IL ,aa: city s;mcs -S55. I:=$ J.
v.:!a.a : yIo:i"A 10 Corg!os$ from Is; d!a.;..4,
| oy.. Ibas n. Blame. C;as u CynTaG "ieG,.i
! from i?p 2! distric: ever Wiz Z. ADAMS
TsSHr>TEE.-For Congress. ES-':o". E|'2
l.4G2, Green 3S3, Thompson 81.
NORTH C~AanLIHA.-M:. 4. II. 4r:laS!o" i;
e!re I'll to Congress from tie R,'sIEo '~iis:!.e',
ser his competitors, Mr. TurHs: and !. u.
E,'l:plc.
IL The Knoxville district, JUG Sra, -
! origins! Seccs4iGuisi, cares k"o&vii!r - ~
| AID i;:cx county by about 800 over III G3
ter. vino w.s I'LL very r~ece.t!y = "Un!o" ":nr.
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MEMPHIS, Eov. 9Th" "Agpcs:'a' "o'v=
nnn,.n; as:s :ila; Gen. Gran; suui . Il: L,
lsuc.. Yesterday, t. Columbus, ior al c~xc3::a
Ct pr;.Ine.3. Cen. Pcii; Refused. "";'nc - III:
insulting character 81 The !ropaa.!ioi. Il,
bearer u ;;:> tag sck0cvloGgeG . Fca.rh' .os
@ 60. ~ ."r!Gr-.i 200 PG,o"=is 81: ;'m:
captured 70 OF nlc men, s&o w're mrH'lr -.
Inc E=iera! gin aosis wsss ba;iy da" j.;
ay cur o.t;e 'ics.
Generals pn!k. Pillow and Chc2iaa,s =
ticipa;cd Ia t;!a Il :ht
ino:lcr Ii ia. IS anticipated u" IA, a,7,i@-
side u; the M:.aisai2ri River :" ':ay.
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The NaHmdrd nt thc EriT.i"iti "A'it'.
memphis, NV. 9.-Busin@ss y G'"s.a...
suspended G":e, rs cur Peo2.c '%i"1i -
wuund,G. Al :lc recent battle opposite t-."-.
bus 10 reach here 10 Gay 0r io.IutTro@.
It. is !mapsaibic 80 Send = .2hgE: e. p""
sent !. iis! ri he killed and "G:ni'c:.
GG'o:ei Marks regiment ~s"t..:c'' h": ~,
Tie s.raulrr Hi will arrive t,!nr5r,S
the wcuniad. Nc have 10 c"rr'c! "a r"i
ton, All but levy mares of la& A"tci aid
Wun. dHJ ave gwen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-12

S:tiit tuUNif.--4t N:rtou. i':"s;.tea.
De-. a@a4 Stephens r~"cciY:.! !ia vets. 49,.
M2H!r'i.i r~gc:r,-i 100 :.j;,s ;"r I4&%!c,M -:
i!.a Wake: PresSo" -
a. ATKINS Precinct, IS Tr;"s ""r- csst -,
?rax;,!aat DAVIS and Stephen. MsMu:im -.
c.:iyr,t 3: votes for Jrr:reas ana i;lc>;nn j.
!, s. G!air's DJt,cin W. ie:rn il.; pr+>:,.
r~ecetvrii ~;esn.i n~:j17i;r "Ts: %c!I!': -:
Congress.
A. ED.t:iMn'a XII, M-yt,l!-'= I~.4,2::;J
S:s.
Three "pmpsr;:j from tbs cclarT il ta"9
~ HEylae2iiIc. gave hcAiui!n - yo.I. Id
Pr.r.nr IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-12

|, ME N,.ssa-e, Gs!ttafsHi !.ha sall ssst IL:
crsv;nos question, and shall sllts T'thafsFf sHs
resolution Tor tho present
MIR. MeRRrs, Of Csrclino.-l beg Leave to
caar the following resolution:
"Rssolyed, That tho injunction Of secresJ
he 20 far removed az tc allow the publication
Of the convention entered into between the
Commissioners Of the State CT Virginia and
the Commissioner Of the Confederate states
snJ ia ordinance Of Union With the Confed'
rrs.e S!alss under the provisional government
thereof"
The resolution vas adopted.
NJ Wns1H.-I more that the Convention
,.k,. q recess ill T clock, P. NJ.
Mr., KILpY.-I move we adjourn.
The question was taken on the motion to
~. Question Their, REQUIRED on the motion
~ take . recess until + o'clock, and 1t was de-
cided in the affirmative.
III, Convention accordingly adjourned TIL
'l''b '" yIGET SESSION.
4 few mctn6ers assembled at the appointed
hour OF meeting, bu; : quorum vas not in at,
.snd,oc., and, or .noi;on Of Mr. MALLORY, q
Rrnnsw;si;, tLe Convention acjaurned.
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