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DENTISTRY ".

A RTIrTCrAL BONE WILLING FOR DBCAyED
"A Teeth. put IN while soft without pressure psin
Achine teeh 81 shells bc oiled with by
csvcrcr JAMES PEARSON n. d. Removed to st0 Broad
way near Seventeenth street U4
A RrrPrCIAL rRRrH-PANTc PRICES SILVER SITS
"A emily 81 patent vucnnite, e5; gold SETS, 80; oumo
types -; single Teeth, o. 0aarancsd work dve prem
Dental Gallery srth avenue corner Twenty street
DR. MANSON, Dentist.
DRs DURKIN AND ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO Bx
IL tract teeth without The slightest pain By thcir and
ORIGINAL proces No charge for temporary sets extracting
where srinclal Teeth arc inserted All operations
rHnssd No 50 Canal street, opposite West Brosdway
L,ULL SETS OF TEETH INSERTED, WITH OR WITH
extracting the roots silver or rubber, ~; gold
$40 platna e25 partial SETS gold ga tooth silver 81
fe tbAied with sold 30 cents 20 bone ccmen. and silver
q, and street New YORK aud 10 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
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AZ CHRisTopIfkR sTRRET.--NRs RI RoEpRR n
49,, ,ns only toe splriiuslst, cAtvoyaul Astsosoxs,
rems ana wof'd removed Seer gifted lady TIN this cy
kcveacro ali sr- through life rass present ara future
evcs ne and correct u ams,ion on health wealth
W iJnrncys law suits dicalty business aseus
neas &c Thousands vsers witness tbs
@ 2. H correct revelations during the past 10 wears ne
aer residence, ~ Chrisorber street Fours
sIee and Waverlcy place YOU Information bv
ices IRE reduced foi ladis and gentlemen
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ANEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANy RAILROAD
IN For Albany aud Troy, connecting with the New York
Central Railroad for AL points West Northwest and south
burlington r'aitsbure Reuses Point 0gdeusbarg and Mon
trea Winter arrangement commencing Monday December
~ will leave New York sfolowss-For Albany,
IA n and 40 NJ. express train from r,yon row near
:, depot DO 10 A. NJ express mail train from Tryon
Do fa25 A. M do do, Goth stree, depot Crotcn Falls r
White Plains, slS \. NJ $50 and sP stopping Al an
stations 18th depot White Plains S:l6 NJ, stopping
ali stations from White depot wniamsbridce, III A.
NJ and s0 M stopping at all stations from sohst depot
Williams bridge u 20 r. NJ "wednesday aud Saturday only
stopping At all stations from ss.h depot, Rsurnins w
NJ and 4:I5P NJ, expressfrain; Albany. i045 A. Fast
Albany! II A. NJ, express mail train Croton ras "a NJ,
stoppjnq al all stations north OF fremont. White Plains
s6 7:2 and 10 ana 40 r stopping =, az stsSons
tlons Wiliamsbrdge 10 Y. (wedne AID Saturday
on'y' 'opp"S" =" JouS BURoHILL Aast supt
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a BONA rIpE AsrRoLoaIST, THAT EVERY ONE
OF your visit ~ soon ~ esser her Name wfoa
woke the powers OF her science ad tell ali the
events Of your whole lfe Her predictions
they supfise every one sa consys her Sorne ladies'
get little uid, though thAy need
nothing but what reasonable phiosop Ali shoua
consult this WONDERFUL and nys,er IS LADY Her "a.
vice has never been known to fn and d
lars reward 10 any who equal aef the above
science Madame Wilson W Ia possession Of the ceebratsa
magic charms which are eer certain IF heir effect Truly
tween Houston aud Stanoo the bssxVy Fee or ler.
aud gentlemen, cents.
A srONIsHING MADAME MORROW sEvxxru
IA daughter. born with caul apd gift of foresghl tc h~
and often viii marry uaany eycns even v,ur
very thoughts Fee % cents is Ii sow street below Mons
ton. Gentlemea not admitted.
A FAcT.--A PHRENoLocIsg AND AsrRoLOatsr
II that he1ss The world and Tor any 49, bo
an eqnsi Miss WELLINGTON who acknowh,frr 10 10
The only lady In the city no rnf gives nfor on con-
ernng losses lawsuits
ship marriage health wealth who can reel I'm sunkeo
snd unfNthful husbands, ARD PEI IN The
CITY who has thu genuine Rannn aud Araan
love- good luck and all business ne rparnne
for life Dey not 70 consult this naturally gifted nd beas
ufnl young lady lucky rutnnsrs gwen iQly rcsecab~
efeepse can be seen At her esence 0i qsh Avenue ~
roste Eighth street "
CrIRITuAIISM -cH kRLEs COLCHESTER rms
- great TEST Medium ne consulted AZ his rc,ns Ne
bosd street Hours fsra9A NJ till6nN
-
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DARIs-
NOTABLE

TRADEsxEg AND HOUSES.
anS s su Tsr S Large and
MASON patented by the Empress and the Queens
Pa1 % c.sSas ss
lace, Llnser ger, Mantes' Fancy Goods, Wedding suits,
pRsssnAKNR -xsison Tauve,, rue Menars
Heuve Ausnsn truly the type Or distc.
Ss most sasens
FnrSeH camDric Handkerchief plain and worked Cha
i9r &c ss' Prone
ISp,A s5AwIs IisK-An Persian IS rue Rchelea
s. Ausis.ip;; Wholesale and retail. -
chins and sasea, FHratare
warerooms are removed 70 ~ rue de Helder.
81 Place de Ia Bourse -''"@' "1~'' :
naSs Pass RoSe Is and IS osee % '1e
house Of the Insener Che yalier Inserr
% n TCSr &C s d. sas a.
Optics Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, the Navy and
Pslais Royal GaieTic Mohtpensicr q and >,
0a1S'is 70 ' Ros s%ps 60, q Place vcnaom,
WIVES rsAs and ~ Of The Arm q 4 ou,s Is
pagnc Orders for America executed
q Ss s Se co
n for e ss e N he s
SSs% Of yos snd ppss s "sy
TiLos asisk sss Riyoa wen hi. elessn.
.-------
DATTAN SNOW BRo0Ms STABLE BROOMs AND
III Street Brooms-E y. RICHMOND a co. sos rcsri
street. New York manufacturers of these celebrated
Brooms, have made considerable reduction TO wholesale
buyers.
CTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER.-wAN1ED, NEW
secopd hand Engine and Boiler o from 20 70 20 horse
In exchange for real estate fair s basis
ply Immediately 70 OF address G. L. smith 10 Pine street
rom IL
ITO yRwELERs.-wls TO TRCHAsE, A
jewelers. bench with everything attached cheap for cash
scud answer to VIM H. Cob, 256 Fifteenth street.
THE TATTERsALLs HEAvE PowDFR-UsED 1
years England and Is years here hesves coughs
colds in horses and envem the animal than any
other condien medicine package for -; orders
dosen expressed free 10 the United States by DREAMER
COUGH, Druggists, IL Gold street.
vHrANTED--To MASTER PRINTE Rs,-ANY ONE WISH.
w iul 70 dispose OF second hand Adams Power PRESS
Cylinder Press may hsve opportunity do by adj
dxessl ~ Faust, Herald o0icc
Snn BARRELS or PELHAM TRIPLE REFINED
OVV Cdsr, so barrels OF Cider vinegar and 900 ba ~s
Pelham Seeding Potatoes warranted keep in any eli
For sale at the agency, No EIte Buildings Duane
slrect NJ. A. J. LYNCH.
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MARBLE MANrELs-GREAT BARGAINS IN MAN.
M tells large stock on hand and great reduction on
KLABER marble yard 1ls East Eighteenth street. vest Of
Third avenue Mansls put up in place In the cslry
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RAILROADS.

TTUDsON RIVER RAILROAD-FoR Albany AND
III Troy eonnecting with trains North ana west Trains
rsox cpAxsrps STREET IRON rsinrv. FIRST srrYgr
Expresa and n A. M and - tl;Jo A. ", ana,s2s r.
BP n NJ
Troy and Albany tmaiD ats
Troy and Albany with sleep. ioi5 r. NJ. Osanasgs IN
ing cars, 9GP NJ cudcd.
Pouphhrepese train, $50 A.
M, ~ NJ and A.. n. "a ", l2WaniifEaP N.
Peekskfi train, $50 r. NJ 5SP. NJ
sing Sing train, $40 and i'D s.u.ns.xpu
Tanyiown train, 6ior N. 5lorM; ...
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nTR HELPERS LECTURE ON Two SYSTEMS or La.
M bor y postponed "Wednesday evening last
- The extraordinary roughness OF the weather. with certainly
he delivered at Clinton Hail. Astor se. Monday evening.
Ian ia Admission rs cents T<xete a The NoA those Tor
he hrst evening good fcr the se~oad
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NAV PUBLICATIONS.

A n ORIGINAL WORK ON NERVOUS DEBrIITY AND
"A other adectioas Of Importance 10 the by o. -
Hammond NJ D. formerly Professor Of Anatomy the
syracuse Medical College New York Or Haminonds book
Il worth every ones owning - From the New York Home
Journal The treatment laid down in this book is
!ey original and psrisc,y reliable 70 competent hands
UANDYKE REVIEWED.
" Rev J. w. sioane's sermon In Reply TO the Pro
slavery Sermon Of the Rev Henry J. vandyss, D. D.,
OF Brooklyn, on the
CHARACTER AND iNFLTESCE OF ABoLTTIoNIsM
For sale by WIN. IRVING, No Beetnan street, New
York. Price per hundred, - Ten cents single.
vxyoMEN OF NEW YonR-A CURIOUS NEW BOOK
Nv o. female chsTacters in ,he city written by lady
living women) fancy binding Prre u. Published at
Fsmly Newspaper Office, 1S2 Nassau street, up stairs
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Personal fntrsttgeuCe,

Major General John c. Fremont arrived at ths Astor
Houre yesterday morning, and viii remain in this city
nni the asryat Of the North siar about due from
California MRS John C. Fremont is passenger on
board the North Star Her husband will await her affi-
vai before proceeding 20 Illinois
Peter Van Buskrk Of Washington is n,ue.y nine years
old He was tide Revolutionary pension rs, as pri.
vate As such he bad received ave dollars month But
he claimed 10 have been assistant forage master and he
recently found The evidence 10 establish his claim BE Is
therefore awarded arresrases TO the amount sxteen
thousand two hundred dollars
Colonel A. T. McRej noIa or tbs Lincoln Cavalry g. g.
Drake aud T. Young, Of 81 Louis Craig of Louisville
f. S. shepherds, and James Bailey, OF California T. Ia.
Boyle, Of Indsns stopping 81 the Metropolitan Bsel
S r Scovden, Of Louisville, Ky. TApnes u. Tracy OF
Mcriden; r. Smith and wife, Of Philadelphia; N. n.
Rhodes OF Taunton @ " Blshop Of Baston G. Soaring Of
Long Island j. Richardson and vi!e of New York aud
s NJ Bosart Of g. Louis, are stonplg a. the Lararss
Rouse.
Or. foley aud wife, Of toyidence A. H. Godfrey ans
VIE Of Alsbama s. H. Davis, OF Boston !. Campbell
and wife, Of Rooheeter; a. b. Goodyear. o. New Haven
j. d Page, and W. q. SHAW. ef Vernon, O O. Simpson
Of New York D. stoas, Of OHIO; j. Kopavidsoh & Al
t,more aud T. Smith and vile, Of Charleston, stop
ping at the Aston House.
Or Carpenter, Of Poushs sepsiei r A. Moore and u Y
Vail Of Troy; g II Sheriff., and Auaasa j. Parker and
wife, OF Albany; Y. 4. Johnsou, OF Connecticut O. T.
Gaip.n, OF 81. LonS g W. Cnecsornsn, OF Connecticut
Nobn ". Moore, OF tho U1se3 States Navy; J DC
Plare. Or Paris, n Trsbuco Or usvaaa and A. Boady
OF N'r x3s>, sre ,oopas A. 'bss NNa9ir uo,sl
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CONDITION o. THE HEBGss NEAR NOR


lFrcon ihs Apasr'esn otecdard, jors0y City Juiy IL
We had yesterday the pleasure ce interview Tiih
ycirs gentleman iust arrived from Norfolk who had
Desh Impressed rfo the service OF The Confederate navy
at that pace, VIII ha rack OF Masters Mate 10 sives
AZ some Items o. intelligence which may Do relied Gp>a
~ authentic,
&c say3 ihe rebels have succeeded in rAspg the Ger
mahsown, tlc Plymouth aud shs Narrnac. These, with
the United states which xas p ordinary, they have
verified into batteries, placing them to defend the
entrance 20 ne Navy fstdi opposite the sand OF St
Helena. ONsns 10 want M means and materials thay
have been unable to rg them out with masts sas,
aud are conte1t 10 make them stationary batteries The
United states has Oh board her full compile.
ment or thirty lw0s aud elayep ipoh shell gaus
thu remaining vesess ara berg rapidly pro
xb1ut tpor thousand troops IA Norfolk, and be
tween Norfolk snt Sevslis PcIas the'e are over
twenty tnousari. ImmsMs intrepchmeSis have been
throwa hp GA 81 Helena, AMI The batteries ut Sewslrs
Poat 4rs 81 very SrSs scale aud Ia most campiete
coedtsp The Navy Yard ia completely fortified tbe
walls having pierced with mort holes and Decd Ia.
srsnehrasa.s thrown up inside the walls Most Of ,be
guns ard heavy ordnance have beea recovered aud
though epscd-,hs wo. having been dous hastily ana
Intellectually with wrought nsiswere easily reaSv
for use yh,re q ao weff al battery al tn, tosps
There Tie grsstsst suffering in and about NoYfok snd
genera sen,e Of dsco r,gemspt preya,s he an cors
Of the rebel army aud navy not hesstug To declsre
that Fpgaad Or France DO rot stfsr. THAR cause ia
e M order or regularity eyIss In Inc rebs nav M
that pcnt men berry ndlscrimpsely shinncd and tba
oNcars udaerg Ia rsrous M and excess last all
continue 70 wear I'VE nted Slses rp torn syen 10 fine
nsTy buto,s, whica they are unable TO replace WIN
those Of the conreduacy though hey have designs ror
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osHg engaged ia supseseudng the 6.tsns eus Of ths
ra vs.s sSa sS,ss!as tsIaac.s!sss sa deyess
Or dossrsoS from Norfolk 9 % o. ,hs Ssss N Ia:
being under tas cessW X 5@cirs detaiIsd 70 them,
ct nigh. 40 cruising sasa las Of Norfolk aud
picktug up vesols o. gaining military nform tau Our
Informant stAtes that great dissatisfaction feVass
among ths oosy Of the yebs troops, pay hayDs let
being deprecated specss OF shnplsstsr currcncy 30
great Is tho Generalization that orders must be gsycn two
or three tunes before ihey 0beYed and there d total
lack OF sscity aud spirit His Impression 10 that Il
vote could DO taken 20 day ali tina: secton q country
including the rank aad fs Of the troops and were
not oyerawed AID 1.inidstst would rosus for The
Union by al musnse majority, Nothing bus tbs extra.
ordinary exsrtious VI their leaders and men Of influence
operates " mako tasm retain tsir present sttude OF
which ths great body OF the people heartily sick aud
tirot.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
TIE MAILS OF THE NORTH BBITOH.
British Opinion on the American Rebel
lion. and an English Visit to tho
Rebels at Point Of Rocks
THE ITALIAN QUESTION,
TO-, &C., ~

ITO mss the North Bri.on reached this city yester
DAY i,ou, Quebec.
Our aes are the 27tb of juno and contain the follow
ing ;ntesosttny details Of the received by tce
graph
ls',cr from Hong Koug, China, Of the 18th OF Nay
says
m re r popa nevs from sh,nghae relates TO the nuc
fuatre or rebels aud mpefiasts. Two naval ey
petition, hsd gone up the Yang re ia search OF desert
trt m the Eessh chips ne lsi Visit WAS to NsDAln
serFce OF the rebels the 10 an imperial camp
With CORRESPONDING fesuhs On ta9 10th ait tue Ane
rtosn expedition saAed up the Yang'tze IL consists o.
Oh 90 W sseis-the Hartford, Dacotah and Saginaw
TIE London Pest OF he 9Th Of June, speaking OF the
i0stos hy tho great FIRE IN that city, says
By az Official calculation on the part OF the Are cccs
1t appears th the va'se OF the property destroyed after
allowing for salvage, amounts 10 about II 100000 aHd
THIS may be considerably reduced By The recovery
or isrgee qantty Of sdvsge thsn ia included in the
Calculation, which is now admitted to be exeesa'sSy
probable SIN tns is question which cannot he deo
kssy decided FOR some time 20 come, nlsnucn a. vac
for mon OF s ere brigade are OF TIE opinou that INC
Ore connuo srnoude- IA the vaults and unoer the
heaps OF wreck or Ave or AK weeks 10 come ana mat
alter that time tho recovery of TING salvage VIII DC tho
work OF a. least three or tour months.
A Munich lst.er OF June ri says
Yesterday Ucaa. vop Iea'1gea a Captain OF Cavalry
in tbs Bsvaiau service, married to the dsupber o.
n brewer at Muu,ch named fiossman, by which mar.
rage the dsash,er OF citizen OF Munich becomes allied
70 the royal ianiy o. EpgAod.
The Jo,rnol dH Hare Bays,
Tho srr OF treaty OF commerce between France aud
pthzus certain The draft Of The treats accented al
PARIS oh the STU Of May bss been sent back from Rio ia
Iaeiro with the appreciation affixed 70 OF the minister's
pf Pedro II General aad entirely remodelel tGia OF
The cus,ons duties IN Brasil will be annexed to the
frosty -
Prsuxfort istter atAtes that report has been pre-
eented 70 ss King OF Prussia the affair OF the two
Prusssa ofiosrs who attacked and wounded he secre
tsry OF chs Ansricsa Consulate at Frankfort ard that
h.a that thayc shall In brOu A
before q ooar. marital.
The London Ohronicle Of the 27sh OF Juns says-
Yesterday afternoon Mqce-'he chsuspion Of Epgsnt--
paid visit 20 the shop OF hr. Nesbod, pDtseler ct
She Of AOiywcn strest, Strand private BUZZ
pess silahting foolish individual announced
bis TO the pasesrs By. The epot IN shpr,
time orortet OF persons DESTROYS ~ seeiog the cham,
pon, who appeared welt and hearty by the aid %
constable OF the T. division ths doorway Of the shop
wa oeaei, and Mace having entered the cab with
bis traiIer vent away amid load cheers from she mob
The reason Why tho Emperor Napolecn goes 10 Vicby
Ia that he Is suffering from slight complaint in Inc
liver.
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PROCLAMATION or EX-GOVERNOR LsTOR-
ED ne NIPIISIi

Whereas the President Of The Confederate S.ases n
America has made requs,ou upon the state ~ VIZ snia
rsr ,rss thousand that being the quota of vira nfa
In tho additional force g. ed out It s required
ha. volunteers oerpg for this service ahi be received
for kud duTrl the Continuance OF the war and Il d
proper tha The regulation sioui &c promptly complied
wiihTberefore, John Let5ber. Governor Of the Con-
sath ri Ntgnia by virure and Of authority yest
ed 10 me By sw do hereby procam that volunteers for
this service desired, aud will TO accepted conpa-
pies for aud during he continuance Of Tho var to the
number OF thfee thousand men. Each company I, bs
composed Of captain, one age. Lieutenant ond
suenar's four eergesois four oorporss two mascaDs,
AMI from sky four 10 one hundred prlvatss the officers
to he elected by the companies respectively And nhr
the purpose OF organ zstion snd instruction DO hereby
desguas Richmond and siauuoD as ps!n,s FOR ths ass
bl'shent o; The camps and each company NED
viii repair 10 the camp saret TO IT. there mus oreA
nio serToe and to be organized into taiors reg
ments II will not be pre- requisite n accepting shece
companies that they shall be armed although In ped
many Of them " be And dc further procl, m that
ed and orgsnzed on the hrs day OF July {he prasens
mo0th) for service Of twelve months, viii be received
uto the VOLUNTEER force witch wac in pocsss OF crssnl
Zston prior 20 the emf reputation for The additional
force sad thereafter all companies formed and or8snl1&d
us. be resolved Tor the war until the said additional
force OF three thousand men Is rsesd.
JOHN LEtcEER.
COMMAND OF THE REBEL MAJOR GENERAL
POLK.
correspondent Of the New orleans rsnysas writing
from Richmond respecting the appointment OF Blssop
The sonmsno OF MAJOR CsDsrai polk eitends rom Ia.
mouth OF the Arkansas tiver both sdes Of tho As-
sssippi 70 tho mediterranean limits Of the Confederate
sppi wbsye there are about di,een thousand men a.
s.mbed tire northern portion ttts STATE Of Alabama
and the sssts q reppssses ON tina west oompreosu3a
ths, portion Of the state q. Arkansas bordering be Ns
sesippi north Of white river, ~ Car "a as the boua
dsrti Of the Copfsderste State, may That psr
ton II ths state Of Arkansas south and ~cs. Of tsc
White river consigned to Colonel Bsfdes now In oosa
mand Of Fort Morgan rear kobiie General Polk WY
sy e., s s 20 "a :r az ., i
4aeagy 10 tssfi 0.Q.a
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UNION MEN N ALAaAMa.

The Boston Trup,lsr Of Jaiy II says "A an
who has recently reached lhis city from Alabama re-
ports thr the rebsIs Of chat state are sill fu Of waess
thousands IA favor Of lie Uaon Who axe oaIy sep sut
by fear for thsif safely. Hs opinion upoa oars
mi observation Of tho preparations OF the goyei npenx
and tao unsoimy Or he N0r'a IT, tSst the South VIZ
have 10 ultimately submit and .ba tho better s
the future prosperity OF Ina. section OK Inc country
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LITTLE ADRA LANE,

Dear. enchanting little startling,
Household goddess. purely neat;
Pretty, laughing, roguish darling.
Child-like fairy, odd and sweet:
Full of prankish, dear careescs; 49,.
Lovely pet of paradisess..
With thy flowing, golden trcsses Ia
And bewitcling, soft blue eyes:
Pretty Adra! lovely startling
Little. roguisl,, lcarie darling.
There is music in the rattle
OF thy little running feet;
THERE'S music in the prattle
Ofthy little tongue so sweet;
Dear, enchanting little startling,
Bcanteous aeraph on the earth
N'ho could help but love thee, darling,
With thy child-like love and mirth
Lovely Adra sweetest starting,
Dear. bcwitching, little darling.
lrMrnIs, July. 1851.
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VOLUME -X.---N0. n.

the Confederate Congress for the purpose of
taking tho field. He was soon promoted
to the Colonelcy of one Of the Georgia
Regiments He served under Gen. JOHNS
TON, and has served nobly, consecrating by
his blood his devotion to the great cause of
Southern Independence. Georgia will
weep few no1ler sons.
LIEUT.. COL. DEM. J. JOHNSON
! Lieut. Col BENJAM1S J. JOHNSON, tho
SECOND in command Of the Hampton Le-
gion, is a native of the town of Beaufort,
S. O., anal was ahou: forty-ive years of ago
at the period Of his death: His brothers
reside in this State two of whom are cler-
gymcn Of the Episcopal Church-one, the
R"v. RicH ,n'D JOHNSON, being the Chap
lain of lIampton's Legion. ."w -
Col. JOHNSON was educated at Williams
bursh, Virginia, and commenced life as a
planter but afterwards studied law with
Col. DETREvlLLz, aud came to the bar of
Beaufort, where he practiccd few years.
During his residence itisl'eauiort he COM
mandsd tie 18th Regimen, OF Infautry,
and WAS big y "s''.:'n'"l ss an !!i"cr.
\ In 1898, when barely Ii.iarin years,
he\was elected mrmlr: Of the IIJusa Of
Representatives from ST. 1Ieena Parish,
where he serve,l many years, until lie was
transferred to the Senate by tae same con-
stiuency. Col. Johnson served in the
Senate for two ter,ps, a;id rat:! Lis removal
to Christ ChurvhsParsh, about three years
ago. Immediately upon his removal be
was elected a member or the House Of Rep
rcsent"tivcs from the election district of
Christ Church, aud continued member TO-
thetimc Of his'death.
:ssstCol. JouSsoS's career in the Legislature
was n,arkea by attention and intelligence.
HeTfreqnen,ly filed the position of Chair
man Of Important committees, and was
known as aEworking member. lie partici-
pated fdlly,iH the debates of both Houses,
and was always distinguished by fairnesa
and ability in his mode orconducting them.
lie tillea a high position in the politics of
the State, as eyidenced by this pr ominence
q his name, in ;tbs late election for Gov:
ernor Of South 'csEolina. His5iheart was
always true toa&tbe hohor of his State, as
exhibited throughout his: life and illustra>
led 10y his death.
Col JoHSsoN's influence was largely
owing ip lis personal characteristics. a
man ,sf Strong will, ;sstrong temper, bold,
sss'ffe1iantt, i"rerturbabble, energetic, he at
once impressed upon those with whom he
was thrown in contact marlborough man
Aooa. He won friends in tHe elasest ties Of
regard and affection. Inbis lie he sustain
ed the measure bf Carolina gentlemen,
and in bis death he has added to it that of
the patriot.-MerGus'y.
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PAY OF VOLUNTEERS.

: The following sre the. conditions and
regulations under which volunteers are ac-
csPted in The Confedsfate States Army:
Under the bill for. the public defence,
100000 volunteers may be accepted, who
will be subject to the rules governing the
regular army. The Terms Of service will
be during the war.
Each regiment iss scomposedsof ten COM
panies, each consisting of one captain, three
lieutenants, four sergeants, four sorporals
two buglers, and ninety privates..
The paw is as follows:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
CAPT. PBRRIN's COMPANY.

The following are the Officers aud Private
of the McDuffie Rifles.
l JAMES NJ. PERRIN, Captsin. ~
JOHN, G. EDWARDS, lst Lisutennnt. .
WIEhAM c. DAVIS, I'd Lieutenant.
4 J. .TawNs ROBERTSON, sd Lieutenant.
1 JAMES S. CorHRAS, lst Sergeant.
2, FnASK II. WAnpLAw, 2d Sergeant.
g CHARLES II. CaEswELI, Sd Sergeant.
4 LEWIS aIgsEDW AnDLAw, 4th Sergeant.
s.. BESJAsirN Z. MCLAUcuLIN, lst Corporal =
6 ALrugysE. LEsLv. 2dCorporal
I &c. MARSHALL JORDAN. Sd Corporal. ~:
8 DAVID r. Penny, 18th Corporal.