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INCIDENTS AT PoRT RoYAL.-A correspondent.
says the Charleston Mercury of the 30th ult writes
US as follows:
A foray was planned into the enemy's country,
last night, which resulted very successfully. For
some time, the enemy have been /" excursioning
itn in large parties, to Bulls Island, distant some
five or six miles from this place, making it depot
for runaway negroes and plunder, and station
whence they could be transferred to Hilton Head.
Last night, party of thirty or forty went down,
under command of Capt, Kirk, with mufled oars,
hoping to secure some food for the haltern The
prudence that they had all retired to their strong
hold on Hilton Head. By slipping rapidly and
silently up the bluff, however, they succeeded
in astonishing som forty " contrabands," who were
politely conducted to the boat and returned, this
morning. to their lawful owners. Having APPLIED
match to the corn-house (the cotton was already
burned) and looked in vain for Yankee physios
nomy, they returned to Button, arriving at dawn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

STEAM NAVIGATION PECUNIARY FAILuRE-The
London Times declares that while steam naviQa-
ton has been scientific success, it has been pe-
cunary failure, inasmuch as all the lines of ocean
steamers require enormous appropriations from
the Government to keep them aloaS.
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NEW INFIRnIARE.
D R. r E Y n O L D S,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted up nhrmary the spacious and
mansion No 10 aronne street. between Canal and Com
streets, where he will devote all his attention the CURE
OF CANCERS in their forms, Scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every description.
He refers, with much pleasure to the annexed certificate of
MADAM A. CHAPPELG. we'll known and highly respect
able lady Of this city
[Copy Of Certificate
NEW ORLEANS Oct IL, 1861.
This to certify ha the undersigned resident of the city
of New Orleans for Il number years. and residing No
252 Erao street had been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order have removed under
signed applied DR.. Warren Stone who operated three
different times without eIectng Subsequently, ap
Piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
eftctually removed and perfect made take
this OF dong justice Dr. Reynolds aud order that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves of his valuable
services.
NIL
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From TEXAs.-The Weatherford Whiteman says
that on the lst inst. detachment of Capt. Barry
company of Rangers overhauled a party Of twenty
Indians near the head of Peas river, who they i'm
mediately attacked, killing four and wounding
several others. Two of the whites were slightly
wounded. Several horses were recovered, which
had been stolen by the red rascals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

RIVER sKIRMlsH.-On Sunday morning last the
Federal gnnboats came down the river towards
covery> few shots fired by them elected the
attention of portion of the " mosquito feet,r
under command OF Commodore Hollins, who started
the Confederate boats Polk, Ivy and Calhoun up
the river TO meet the enemy. The latter. az usual,
retired to Cairo upon the first demonstration being
made against them. Memphis Appeal, Sd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

CONFEDERATE LEATHER MANUFACTURING Con-
PANY.--We publish in another column this morn
ing, the list Of Directors of this Company, elected
on the 2Sth ult. 1t will be seen that many of our
staunclest and most enterprsing citizens are on
this Board, and that the company will succeed
under such management cannot be doubted
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CHANGE TO GET CHANGE - 81 NessIs. J. q ], c.
Davidson No. ITO GarOudleI street htyert hH lhH will
furnish persons wshi with their small bills the rae
OF 2IS per cent. premium advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

CONFEDERATE STATES WAR TAx.-Persons hav-
ing invested erected the published by
Il. K, Iuher Chief Collector Of the c. War Tax which ap
pears in another column today.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-05

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-An advertiser this
morning wishes to rent small furnished dwelling aud top
buggy. See advertisement.
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aA RUPrUREs NN
Il RADICALLY ouREDi O q
fe1ar from Dr. W. Mills the Editor of the vcksbug
Daily
vroKsBuRG, Miss, May 9, 1860.
Hernia can Cured Without Needle or Knifel
Ed,torG deem those afflicted with this terrible
painful disease make the folio Sng statement negFs
for The space Of three yeas The boy belonged coas
@ m tsos Els hoss Rs tnero was
% & s0oS c The 2a 5s SDs Ct and b@ dss
New Obtained the Patent Truss of Dr. A. sAer.
Mixture about Fes s m0Fhs Tb the boy % was Ss mi o
and $ R9% by S %S y @ II The Ing M o Do
ing all work of field hand rolling bags, etc without th
this disease and for grsits Dr. sher
| Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAoUEFA Co, Miss, May2 1857.
Dear boy soge perfectly cured Of the rupture
the finest looking Deer Creek and can d2ai
much work any man. W. MILLS, NJ. d.
Letter from Dr. Thos Harper Of the most eminent PLY
vckssURG. Miss March 20, 1850.
Dr. sherman-Dear STR: send the boy sen oe to you
isHsd ay skil to DO him Ssties 4.d phu
~ rsh sq op' ySa gn fnTg n r'ee" sHe D! Ae 10
'"'A - THOS. j, uARPER, MD.
HSThis reference slave boy Il ycar
old ruptured both sides who subsequently
/ returned sound The following explains itself:
Z VICKSRU@G, MISS, May 7, 1850
DR.. Sherman New Orleans:
j Dear Sr-I send you Jane apply him suitable
Truss He has only been ruptured hOr time We obtain
drug Tusses In tht. have but lit
confidence having contd"nCl your skill
G5rs, send my you.
fHOS. J. HARPER, NJ. d.
Dr. BELDEN'S OPINION
- EEw ORLEANS, jan 6, 1859
Samuel Davis, ESQ.,;
SrIt Dr. She mans Truss, applied by
him. will give elf4ctualy han any other have
tried 8GGiun know of several cured
by sIur- you get one
+ psAI
Z upon the fitting Il. BELDEN, NJ. d.
Ra-DR SHERMAN tsspe,u!iy Informs rHptured persona
Or those having ruplreo returned the city
and be t0und VI hi Otc ~ At. .f ARIES STREET
New Orleans. sud cases nf rupture
by the application lis At ~ SIF 4 TRUSS and U R.
AT1YE MIXTURE. my6 lytW
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA STATE GUARD, Co. ca
New Orleans Nov l. 1861. {
THE DRILLS OF THIS COMPANY FROM
al this dste, will be ~ follows
III Company drh in ful uniform, every Monday and Thur
WI day evenings, at 475 o'clock.
squad rilsfirst Squad every Tue day evening, at 81
O'Clock. Second Squad every Friday evening evening 4a
O'Clock.
By order of
ISAIAH GREEN o. 8. nj If
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH COMPANY J
BATTALION WAsHIsGToN ARTILLERY,
New Orleans Nov. l2 1861. J
ORDER No. 29-ORDER No. y, ISSU Ed d ,tk
M by Headquarters under dale Of October Y wa
MI y, 1851 in relation drills, is hereby discon VsSV
LII nueI eS&sSLGsa
The drills Of tho company from this date, will he iOUws
Battery Drills very Tuesday AMI riday, At 7. NJ
list and I'd Detachtuents every Monday, at AZ ?.
81 and 4h iieiachments Wednesday, AT ~ P N.
5h and 6th DeschEents every SatHrdaV, AT 45a T. NJ
Company drill, nrantryj every THURSDAY NJ e P. NJ
All members active and honorary and contributing honor
Hry, will conform this order.
Fine, for uon.aenlance these drills will be rigidly
forced.
By order
j. W. DEMERIrT o. s. nl3 If
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous 10 the
Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAoUENA Co. Miss, May 2, 1851
/ Dr. Sherman, New Orleans:
SrThe boy George is perfectly cured OF the rupture
he the finest looking Deer Creek and can d2ai
ynnch work as any man. W. 7. MILLS, NJ D.
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VOLUME XIV.
Ililhary Notites.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH COMPANY,
l 4 t+r tAE


HEADQUARTERS FIFTH COMPANY
BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
A,h ORDER NO. sswMoSrHLY HSrfi pos SEETfNG + III
o. Gs 5 nstan IN s sfs st ocoe y ssFs
62eaM The officers and members of corps are hereby
ordered 10 be present.
dsn By W rFds[ r. & e. * Rs%5PW G%ePsin 4sor.,,rv
II TSvIGGs GUARDS, ArTENTInN-YoU
Ea hereby meet al the Armory TnIS EVEN
LII o'clock '|a
By order.
d5 It CAPT. N. A. TARLEToN.
4 AT AN ELECTION HELD Ar THE
& Armory of the Twggs Gnafd December B. 1851 Colonel
Nsrshal j. smith presiding, the following commissioned
MA; TARLEToN, Captain
THos /, AIREY, First Lieutenant
T. F. LH05rE, second Lieutenant.
d5l '. ,lN'''' '''' " s. NE; TELsoN s'."s; o. s
HEADQUARTERS, CRESCENT AR1IILERY
a,{k wANTaD-THIRfrYY MEN 2s"1S Gs rs Goo sei aoaA
GSa character to complete detachment Il the Crescent
fSa Artillery, to 90 to Columbus, KY. for the purpose of
GseG e,ky day. Unless this Company is made by THURS
pay MoRING next i mpossbe TO 60 Applica tions
0ravier Streets. Uniforms fnhished.
dot H:F WADE, JE Captain.
HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS, CO. F,
u FOR IMMEDIATE ACTIVE sEitVICE.
" N"ned en young men Of good ch.racter to i'll up ,he
IL the Amory Room s aefchants Exchange Uniforms
and equipments furnished Iy ES the onp1pyr ,p
C. wA, DoHns,ss, 0. =. W '' ''''''' 0"ps dsI
TMS3TERY The Headquarters of The above Company
FF4Sth hRs been permanently fixed at No. II Tchoupouas
II5 members hereby ordered meet EVERY EVEN
ING, AZ O'Clock, except Sundays for drill. few
a. w ,0, - ~, ED. TURNER. cantan.
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GgARDs, ;
Company b. No 81 Camp street: Oct y l,h,: )
COMPANY DRILLS OF THIS CORES
d will lake place every MONDAY and FRIDAY ny En-
VI TSGS, o'clock Squad Drills every nuEsDAA an9
vi THURSDAY EVENINGS At O'Clock. Pnnctrai attend
aice requested. Fines RendAuce VIII be glay en-
forced members abseatng themselves habna% WI" Dc
reported to Militia Headquarters. , -,,--r :. ,.,
,,...-.u, ~, carganDt in2E #
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81 ST. Charles street (
CLAY GUARD, FOR HOME SERVICE
g All applications for ship this be
i in Writing headqua stand OF Mimic tes wttl
ILL., Sabre ayonets has been secured Cloth uniforms
nlshe1 10 ali members free o. charge.
By order Of
K. s. DERICKsoN, Captain.
JoUS L, NIsCLE Secretary Ta0 IF
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The New York Papers on the Bethel
Battle

RICHMosD, June l6.-A batch Of New
York papers have been just received. They
are very angry over the defeat ut Bethel.
The Times say ButIcr has no prudence I:
Ptefce Las no courage; and the sooner these
Massachusetts barrlsters arc dismissed To
thrir p'eadings the better. And adds, that
the lives of soldiers are too valuable 10 b..
squandcred 10 convert these political hacks
in.o heroes.
The Times also says that the war must
be stopped, and the Southern Contedrracy
recognized, II the Lincoln troops cannot do
oeiior, aud call, for two hundred thousand
men to push throu n TeAas then, il dc.
iealed, TO sue for peace.
The Herald Condemns the grand mistake
by which the Federal troops tired into each
other, and insists that the officers ou ght to
te cashiercd. The New York pupers, how.
ever generally tell pretty near the truth
nnd acknowledge their defeat
The effect on tho North is evidently n
Dad one, and the people nre beginning to
ind out their mistake
The articles in the newspapers arc full
OF ehireat:es urging the Lincoln Govern.
ment, to &c, better officers and more men.
Wnen the result of the fight at Bethel
was known 10 Butler, he declared his intcn.
lion 10 whip the rebels in twenty -four hours.
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The Day Of Prayer IN Cdmp-h mem.
Dor Of the Palmetto Guard, writes to :,
friend in this city from Camp Bcauregard,
on tho 18th inst.
This day is To be observed in our Rrui
ment all drills md unnece. sary calls di,
pensed with, and we are 10 have Divine ser
wise at IL A. NJ. The call has Just been
beaten FOR us TO get ready, 50 must wai,
10 finish this after service
1880 =. Nj have Just had The rratifi
cation Of hearing one the best addresses,
suitable to an occasion like the present,
that II have ever listened to- aud | doubt
very Bauch whether any Congregation were
more favored than We to-day. Our Chap.
lain being absent, the services were condur.
tod by the Rev, John ~ Carlisle, of the
Seventh South Carolina Regiment, who is
here awaiting the arrival of his Regiment.
lis address was very impressive, and, be
iieve, touched the heart OF every one who
heard II. The attendance was large. have
never seen nny assembly pay more attention
and when he requested those present ia
JON him IN prayer, nearly every man knelt
l came away with the conviction that we
would receive what we asked for, and ,rus,
] may not be mistaken, but that God will
give Us His blessing Our minister called
our attention to the fact that ut the yer,
hour, from the Potomac to the Rio Grande
thousands aud tens Of thousands. and
mong them our friends at home, were simi
larly engaged. felt at that moment
drawn nearer to you nl
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Our Yankee Prisoners

Ow YANKEE Prisoners.-A cnrrcSpon.
dcnt sug Ies,s that the Ianke ee prisoners. II
good many uf whom are shoeuIIkcrs
should be set to "rk making shoes for
oar soldiers. We shall soon have n good
many "f them on hnn', and como, be rx.
p, C cd to feed theE, without some return
The Yankees compel our Ergios To work
upon their furiifIratuns. and our prisoners
should be compelled To make Themselves
useful. Ia every case where il is well as
ccr,ained that Il negro has hcen so'! to
Cuba, one Of these PRISONERS should h..
placed at the masters dispnSa! til the re
turn Of his propcrty.-RichmOw Dispatch
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Second Regiment South Carolina v oil.
unteprc

The Second Regiment South Carolina
Volunteers. under command of Iieut. Col
D'andhg, was mustered into the Confcde.
rate service last week Major d. Barnes, of
Lancaster, being second in command.
IL will be remembered that this regiment
responded first TO the call for troop. in
Apr'i last, having within three DAYS placed
themselves on Morris Island, and we believe
was the only regiment Of volunteers under
The Act Of 1860 which, az whole, was
quick enough to participate in the glorious
bombardm"nt of Fort Sumter. Up,n the
first call being made for Virginin. Col K.r-
shaw was allowed bv his Excellenry the
Governor to take off four companies, and
upon them as n bass TO form another rcgi
ment whcH has been six weeks ia Virginia.
bieIt. Col. Blanding was ordered 10 take
command of the remaining six companies,
aud under him they were the last koops or
Morris Island, having been removed to
Rldgevl'e ABOUT n fortnight since.
IL viii be necessary that the regiment be
hlled mp tn ten companies before receiving
marching orders but we have no doubt
that tins will be promptly done, as there
are many gallant corps in the State who are
anxious for active service aad under Col.
BlaId,ng, who has gained himself places in
the pictures, from Vera Cruz 10 the city Of
Mexico, now that the forces engaged sid.
by side in those BATTLES ARE nutaponisiic.
they will prove whether tie credit o! victo
ry was due TO the New Workers and Penn
sylranlans or To our own Palmcitos.
The Second Regiment is worthy OF praisr
IN furnishing the nucleus for two regiments
iof active service Charleston Courier.
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New Remedy Against Hydrophobia The
scientific world, have, from time immemo-
rial sought IN vain remedy against this
terrible disease, whose effects are 40 fiob,.
ful.
Now we are blessed with one. for The
knowledge of which, credit and the honor
10 due, not to any sapanf, but to Forrestet
OF Saxony.
This man named Gistele, at the asc of
81 years. feeling that his end was approach
ing, did not wish, il appears, TO carry with
hun TO the grave a precious secret. H,.
wrote to the Academy Of l.eipsic a letter.
IN which he reveals The means. by the aid
OF which, during so years, he has cured Hy.
drophobia--in men ns we'll rs animals.
Take, said he, warm vinegar or water
and wash the wound Immediately. with ~.
greatest eare--wipe IL dry at oncc--lhen
pour into the holes Of the bite some drop.
OF Iiydrcchloric acid.
The mineral acids, in destroying the poi.
son 0: the saliva, removes all danger from
the wound.
The foregoing is transla.ed from the
.Coarier des Etnfs Gnis" Of Nav 9th, and
"a placed at the service Of the Editor Of ths
Pee Dee ISnws who may be Instrumental
10 saving life, and much suffering by giving
h . conspicuous place In hi. journal. A.
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How IL Works.

a correspondent or Inc Charleston Ier.
eury, writing from CINCINNATI, Ohio, writes:
"From what have seen and heard in Indi
ana and this State, am convinced they are
getIiGg very tired Of this Lincoln blockade
The ELECTS Of The war and the blockade OF
The Mississippi aud Ohio rivers, are fa-: ma
kirg the whole West bankrupt. Bacon
and provisions are going 10 destruction for
the want Of purchasers
IL u estimated that there are twenty mil.
lions of pounds OF bacon aud pork in this
city alone. Bacon Is selling at i've 10 sew
en- ceals, com seven to len cents per bush.
ell, mod batter. lard and cheese five TO ten
cents per poond. A man from Indiana told
ne.in the prairies where wood was scarce,
they were actually using corn for fuel A
r1rong delegation las gone TO Washipgton
TO represent the true state Of things, and
if they ase not heard. you may look ou; for
an uprising In the West The :urrency If
the Western States Is becoming worthless,
~ The State stocks and bonds which we're
aef.osiied ~ security for ths redemption Of
tbs bank notes. are being sold 10 New York
al 80 a 4oc. on the dollar, leaving very little
70 indcmnify the holders Of bank biiis."
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SHERIFF SALES.

sSi virtue Of suudrv swf.,s of + fa tnl,-
iS directed, will self b6fpe he Conr,
House Door ut I.ancastsfs oitl.lc first Mon.
daY in July next, within The lcgal hours
1T Sheriff Sales the following real estate
20 wit
Seven hundred aud seventy acres Of land
more or less lsiug on The Rcdiem Road
adjoining lands at Mrs A. Garris and others
levied on aud to be sold ~ The property Of
:. ". Ford, nt the suit of J H. Hunter, T.
T. l.. y
Also, :;iN huadrcd and ,iXty acres moro
or less lying on Wii Cav Road adjoining
lands of Snmnel R"wcIl and Others levied
on and to be sold ~ the property Of Erwin
Knight at the suit Of j. Il. iluut.r, I. G..
L.. -.
Also, Five hundred and Sc, cuty acras ut
land more or less living on the rev own
road adjoining lands of &. A. plylrr and
Others levied on aud To be ID n. the prop
rrty Of Daniel Ply Ter al the suit Of ]. H..
.,.n,cr, II. e.. l.. p
AMOS McMANUS. s /. D.
June 7th 1861, 1885, pfS 81 j. each
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Testimony of a Northern Witnes.

AZ A.
u.,hodi., ""."'.h,i, "m. r ., 'e oldest
in ;, ,,c,.n, I,.,,., ''""' "'o'e
~. r.L,,;a,, -, ~
never ,o my .,,i.r,c,;an i ""a a,"te mas
, .;n .rh,i ,h.r,' as., ,,,a, P'",e" !" o'
Win !. or Inn, mov g. - .U"Ie.'e" ~,
no doub, So ars ,h.,. a,;,. W -, "aNe
suit from IN. mnrring. ,.ia,,"n ""' may .e'
I,Iion If ,ar.n, md Eta S', III; W "'' 10
uroy, I'M. r.I,ti,n i,.,If ,n b., ~, "a
great cb,og,. E,s con, ns.r ,h,, ,tn' ~" -
IN, bo,h Sor,h and San,n ,,;,,i;a ta'',s re-
twenty five v.o,. Dn. av,r,,, h's ,'
another IN, extr.m. ,n.a.,rn ,,
North n, ,hi. s,h;,.,., hn,. - ,b " W.
into ,b, onno.;,, .y,,om, ,Jn,ar ,v".'
,.er, w.r. tnous,,ds n, ,h. st ..,'s
considered sI,srv n, oyu h.,, . ""o
evil WHICH ,b,v knew moi ho,v 70 ,aaSa ;.
l,ut now an rar .s con,J ia.,, I.'
come to the conclusion TIM, a,h. ;,.';,n "'
tionr ia ri,bt and ..,;n,,,,J .,
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About Harper's Ferry.

HAoERsTows, June l5.-The expre.x
messenger Of the Associated Press return
cd from H"rper's Ferry this evening, where
lie spent several hours. lie saw that all
The Government buildings save two had
been destroyed. The trestle work, three
hundred yards in length, still hung in ruin.
The bridge over the Shenandoah wns still
standing. People were moving up and
doTn the canal on the oppo-i;e side of the
river freely, although there were few Sen.
nne's on the near shore, and two camps on
the heights behind the town, con,ainioy
600 OF the remaining troops, all of whom
would be gone by tonight to follow the
main body 10 Winchester. The greater
part OF the 1900 troops stationed at the
Ferry go Sou,hward to join Generals Beau.
regard and Lees forces. The smaller BODY
~ Is believed, will march 10 join General
Henry Wise. near Romney, VINO is to op.
pose the advance Of Gen McClelland's col.
umn from the West
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Getting Sick Of Me War.-The Wash
ington correspondent OF the New York
Post wrt.s:
Nearly ten thousand Of our best troops
will be gone by the time Congress meets.
Inst ~ these men become we'll drilled and
are tit for active service they will return to
their homes, This is much to be regretted
but cannot be helped. The three months
regiments are very generally composed of
business men, who cannot leave their bust.
ness for the campaign withost pecuniary
ruin To thelnscl"es. The three Connecticut /
regiments will generally return at the end
OF the time for which they enIisten"d, and
this is true Of several other regiments bu,
there il not one Of them all that will not
most willingly remain temporarily beyond
the three months term if any danger mena-
ces the Government and country.
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The Co'nstaM Boys.-We understand
that, before the battle Of Bethel, some Of
the enemy inquired Of an Old lady, ut hose
house they stopped, what troops composed
The Confederate forces in the ncighborhood
She told them she believed they were from
Virginia and North Caroline. They nifrc.
ted TO be greatly satisfied with this iufor.
nation, remarking that if they were South
Carolinians and Louisanians they might
have some trouble, bui that they could
whip Virginans and North Caroliniaus
with c"rnslaiks." If they entertained such
IN idea, wonder what they Thick Of the ex.
pertinent! The 2:lO time ir which they
made tracks from Old Rips. bayonets, aud
ouirun tie fastest balls from the Virp,nia
artillery, showed that they were not i,a,no.
vably fixed in their prejudices, and held
themselves open to Richmond
Dispatch.
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The First Regiment Of Riaes-Col. Orr,
We are plersed to leurn, has succeeded in
rai-ing his Regiment for the War. The
election for field officers has been ordered
for "Wednesday the 10Th instant There is,
We understand, to be no contest for officers.
Immediately after the Regiment is or.
ganized, Col. ORH will proceed to Rich
mond to press upon President Davis the
Importance of having it called into active
service Shonld no sxcceed, and we have
no doubts on this point, The Regiment will
then be ordered into camp for iustrueiion
and drill Sandy Spring. Camp ground has
been suggested as a convenient point for
this purpose.
This !. the FIRST Regiment, for the war,
that has been organized, 50 far as We cal,
learn Pickens Courier.