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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-07-10
WAR RUaoRs AND FACTS.

LITTLE Rock, july IAN express from Fort
Smith, the 9TH ult srriyed here yesterday. con,.
ing direct from the Missorr border, with news that
Missouri is being oyerrun With federal troops.
The express man says that all the towns on each
side of the Missouri are now in the possession Of
the Black Repue heans Of Illinois.
Montgomery sGa Lane are marching for the Indian
country. ,s,3g,, - 80
Springfield. Mo. is ils"d with Federalists, who
intend The invasion Of A. kansas, organizing By.
movements upon Fayetteville sT3 So 7sss.i9z
vile $500 troops, including 1000 Tennesseeans, 9
900 Arksnsans, and 800 Krntnckians, with ten
pieces of Flying Artillery Tue indications are that
about 30, 600 men are to advance. and every able
bodied man in Southern Missouri is enrolling his
name. r-', = f. ..-sa. . ~
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The Stay.Gaw.

1t will be seen by reference to the Supreme Court
decisions, that this body has pronounced the Stay
Law passed by the late Legislature, unconstitu-
tional
We understand the case was ably argued last
week by B. 7. Moore, Esq, for the paintiff, and g.
V. Strong, Esq, for the defendant. We were much
in hopes to have received the opinion of the Court
for publication in this ISSUE 1t came to hand after
most our form was made up. 1t shall appear in our
next
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Fourth Regiment.

Adutant Gales of the 4th Regiment of N. G. Vol
unteers, having been on visit to his family for
few days left the City on Saturday morning last.
He took down we learn, the standards of the Regi-
ment. One the Confederate flag; the other, blue
silk banner, having on one side in the centre, the
State SEAL and on the other North Carolina-Fop tn
Rermentn
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The Ordinance Amendment.

In consequence of the absence and sickness Of our
reporter, we could not obtnn until now, the amend
ment of Mr. Biggs, which we said before, was in
advertently omitted. The reader will therefore add
the following amendment to the published Ord-
nance:
SECTION II. Be it further onlained That this
Ordinance may be amended, modified or repealed by
the General Assembly, so far regards the dis
charge of twelve months volunteers which may not
have been accepted by the Government of the Con-
federate States
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Third regiment.

The third Regiment Of N c. Volunteers have left
their camp at Suffolk, having been ordered to po-
sition near Smlthield Va, on Pagan Creek. They
thus thrown much nearer the enemy. The
Fourth it is thought will he ordered in few days
to a point in the same section
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LincoIn's Message.

We have not had time to glance at this document
1t OF course justies his unconstitutional up
on the ground of the public necessity. 1t breathes
determined spirit of subjugation, and calls upon
Congress for 100000 troops and 400 oOo, 600 of dol
lars to prosecute the war. The South must expect
no mercy. Let her prepare for vigorous and de-
termined resistance and retaliation. s.
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GnT. Ellis.

We learn that spstches have been received in
the city, that his Excelency, JOHN W. ELLIS, Gov
ernor of this State died at the Virginia Springs, on
Saturday or Sunday last We have heard no par
ticulars This melancholy event. we presume, has
been looked for by those Immediately cognizant Of
his condition He has fallen a victim to a rapid
consumption. How truly it may be said, ain the
midst of life we are in death"
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First N. C.. Regiment.

1t is rumored that Brig Gen. Hill has been placed
in command at Yorktown, and that 1t. Col. Zee has
been elected Colonel of the Regiment The bragga-
docio Butler at Fortress Monroe it is said proposed
to dine with Gen. Hill on the 4th j6st., and the
proposition was accepted. Whether Butler ven
tured out of his den, we have moi, Set learned.
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The Traitors in Wheelilg.

WHEELING Va, July Booth houses of the Leg
Stature have been organized Gov. Pierponts mes
sage was read, and appended to which were Federal
documents recognizing "the State"
the State of Virginia, has been seized by the Wheel
ing traitors.
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v1ReIN1A.-President Davis has called upon Gov.

VIRGINA.-President Davis has called upon Gov
ernor Letcher for 5000 additional volunteer troops
for the war, from that State and Gov. Letcher has
issued his proclamation accordingly. Any additional
troops he may desire from North. Carolina will be
made known in the same way we presume by pro-
clamation from the Executive
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Eleventh Regiment.

We learn that this regiment now rendezvoung at
Danville Virginia, elected their officers last week,
viz: W. W. Kirkland now IN command of the camp of
instruction here, was elected Colonel, Hon. j. NJ.
Leach, Lieutenant Colonel, and Mr.. Richardson,
Major
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MIR. YaIlandigham's Letter.

We give space on the outside of the semi-weekly
to the able letter of Mr.. Vallandigham of Ohlo at
this late day. Many of his old admirers in the
South will be glad to read it, although they can
have but little faith in his success in the mainten
of what he conceives to be right and just to the
South
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ARTnLERY.-We learn that company of artil-
lery from Wilmington came up on Monday, and went
into Maj. Ramseur's camp.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAIL RoAD.-The annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of this Road will be held at
Salisbury, on Thursday the 18th, of this month
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MARRIED.

In Salisbury The Sd inst, by Rev j. Rumple Mr. s.
H. Wiley Ia Miss Miriam, daughter of Mr.. VIM. Murdoch
At Locust Grove Hurnett eunty The residence of the
brides iai5er the 2oih nt by the Rev d. d. McBryde,
Mr.. j. H. Canaday, of Granville county, TO Miss Martha,
h, daughter of Jno. C. Williams, Esq.
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TRooPs.-The soldiers who have been in camp
here and not yet ready to leave, have been removed
to a more eligible camp two miles from the City.
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Ordinances of tho Convention.

In order that we may publish the ordinances of
the Convention entire in one issue of the Standard,
we are obliged to defer them till our next weekly
issue.
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SHARP.-We learn that the Steamer Winslow,
within few days, has captured another Northern
vessel off our coast, laden with sugar and molasses
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Fourth of July,

This revered day passed off with but little notice
in the South. Here no public demonstration was
had whatever. The military celebrated the day at
several of the camps.
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Col. Fishers Regiment.

The sixth Regiment of State troops, commanded
by Colonel c. F. Fisher, arrived in this City, on
Monday, en- route for Virginia
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HEADQUARTERS, YORKTOWN, Va,

July 7, IobI. J =
Hereafter no citizen or soldier not on his way to
duty at this post will be permitted to land here
without a pass signed by the authorities at Rich
mond #
D. H. HILL,
Commanding Post
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 4.-The city is quiet
Two Southern Battalions are in sight and they are
accommodating.
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Movement of Tfoops.

The 9th Regiment of N. Q. Volunteers, Colonel
Stephen Lee, left this ty'last week for Virginia
1t is said it has been ordered to Manassas Junction.
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NOTICE,
VENHE CANDIDATES FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY
and Superior Courts will address the people Of Wake
County. at the follnwng times and places:

VENHE CANDIDATES FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY
and Superior Courts will address the people of Wake
County at the following times and places
BUSHELS, THURSDAY, July II. 3
BANKS FRIDAY, H.
FRANKIIN'S, SATURDAY, b.
HUNTSVILLE. MONDAY, Is.
FORESTVILI.E, TUESDAY. ." L.
RobESvuLE, WEDNESDAY, II.
HORIZONS, THURSDAY, IS. !,
ROSENBURG, FRIDAY, 49,
HOODS, SATURDAY. 90.
BARNEY JONES, MONDAY, SIS" %.
LASHLEY'S x ROADS, TUESDAY, g.
GREEN LEVEL. WEDNESDAY,, "a.
HAYES STORE, THURSDAY, 25
ROGERS STORE, FRIDAY, o.
WILLIE Inns, SATURDAY, 81.
LAWS MONDAY, . =" 2s.
THOMPSON'S, TUESDAY, a" 80
SPIKES, WEDNESDAY, g..
The Magistrates will attend that the people give
in their list of taxabes shall expect the people pay
their promptly without failure the money need
ed especially in this crisis when the country is involved
W. II. HIGH, Sheriff.
July ., 1861 ... "a. Slid
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ID 1 r. ID

In this city. on Sunday last Mr.. WESLEY WHITAKER,
Sen in the T4th year of his age He Of Oldest
citizens and had been child of ction for many years.
He had been member Of the Methodist Church Er nearly
sixty years and illustrated his profession BY consistent
and circumspect life The conflict is with him. and
he sleeps in Jesus.-1CoN.
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THE NoRTH-CARoLINA sTANDARp.
July 9, 1851.

TINE STANDARD is NOW THE ONLY CONSER.
Il VATIVE political paper in Raleigh. 1t will vgor-
ous support the present righteous the part Of the
people of the South in defence Of their rights bat win
all times just and honest administration Of
State affairs 1t will boldly expose all attempts make
mere party paramount to the public good and il will also
expose and resist every tendency
power in the hands Of the few the expense of the
many. .... 't'' .'T
As NEWSPAPER, other Journal IN the State shah
excel it, 1t will contain all The latest news and especially
the news. ..s - -Hf
.- TERMS.
Semi Weekly Standard per apnHn1 - % IN advance
Weekly, I" 200
The WEEKLY will be sent in Clubs nt The following
rate per Six Gupes for $40; Ten Copies for SIS
and 50 on in proportion. = ...
Raleigh, n. c., July 9, 1861 a.
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E7cU. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1851.


SPECIAL NoTICE-The sTAsOAhD is conducted ''ro'.y
,,on the CASH system Al Depr' an "a a'' s a ~
'rpirso Of the tine for S'eS they nae ss. ps.a Se
.,r, ,UiR be notified FouR WEEKS 00rs f@Sr tune rs os
sre CROSS MARK their papers, and un.' The Subscription
rmeDs the paper .OiH b. d's'0Ht'"'sd: Ih.s = rue
B;,s there ss Be no depdrturd Hdtch FOR TIE eToss
-1rt and rsns,O yosr subscription"
MI -, - S.,nsrr& So per Gaausn in ddOG1ee.
",a;, W.sliy. 81 per Gnnuan, in Gdcaace.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
60 Post Office frOns as we'll the one to, which
IT, desire the change to be made.
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SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.

NM7E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE s. E.
w JOHNSON, ns q candidate for the Office of Supe-
rior Court Clerk of Moore county Election r August
June rs, 1861. ..4. b9-w&swte.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK OF CHATHAM.
EMTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE R. C.
w GOTTEN, Jr, u candidate for County Court
Clerk of Chatham. Election Thursday, LIST Of August
July 9, 1861. ell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-02
.n.,vT rRE ECOSFEDERATEs sI-AI ES
,H.N-' d, 4

or AMERICA.
sIEs crts~gned, Ccnrss'ionsrs uoaef 'ce .rpV,u
-; y Il, secretary OF the treasury OF 'Ee Ss'.teu
America are authorised 10 sccept tuoscrip
..-nrtrr of ihe ican authorized by NC. OF
,y,: ,,d February 2S 1851. They iavile stten'
sG,t'I:. as pTesent!nS ne a. ooSest lDuSee
[. ::.--,as Ia. coupons or F-sistersu q, U ~,
e. ,.!Is e'sh; Der cent Interest, payable hsii
49,, euL,..cli9ns n:e LsT op'n ned, and TIE CornS.
,.r. ". ,-p.-,sva 20 arsTer !Equiries
:. .,s,n:v Vested 10 them, they have appoint
~. ...!.s.s 20! tie cities and t"wus snnsxed.
WI h. MACFARLANE,
JAMSS LYONS.
WYSOAAM ROBERTSON.
JOAN RCTHERs00HD.
THoS W. IoCANCE.
roRFcLK.
.r x .,,-,-, J. NarsdeR Smith,
my,- a!.... TIsrweu Taylor,
yHz1ssckssrao.
= !! fo!1oa, J. Il. Wallace.
y r. Cy-Ssy, Thomas u. Barton.
:. j.. El!2.Sj,
" Nro,, Joseph IT, sherrsrd,
\ -..:E.2. n. L. Clarke, J.
=. W-i.-A
-.oEl,s I. a:t!n'ou, Wm: S: Green,
.ivcti= i-.:.ia:, 3. W. CheeA
r.rrasprso
:..E.7:c, Thomas Wallace,
.,,a., Thomas 8 GhoLen-
ALEXANDRIA
w..m;- G;-:c-y. r. :. SG.:h
:rr:. uS"G:lt..c, ScoHdea,
=. y -ci..s-.
LIxcasrRo
jaan " sp-ei, c. Dasnes,
I. Z s.Ir..t-r, }. g. Iocre,
faccsi '!-!r: '
:; !. Car, J. q. MeFarl.nt,
[. II:cr. NAY fs-es"
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, citIzrt. recently escaped from Alexandria
saws that the enemy have placed three loeomo
,ives and very long train Of cars on the track ol
tue Orange and Alexandria Railroad, ne 'ar-
ther SAYS that the party who have been rebuild
ing the bridges Oh that road near the city, re-
fused few davs ago to continue longer at their
work, on the ground Of their great danger.
Tho same person says that the oano q o.. one
Of the enemy's regiments serenaded Mr. Lewis
Mckenzie few nights ago, and also Anore"
Jameson the Federal collector. Ar. Jamiesons 8
desertion to the enemy his deeply mortified
his relatives and, friends. .sr.,
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PHILIP RAHN,

E.iGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RgGaAOED, "a.
Z t.TTyAGTCRES Steam Engines OF every description
1 .i.. Circular Saw Mills, Mlll Gearing, Mining
cn:.. =T.vy description. Castings In Iron and krasb
.: ..',r: -o;ce Feb SLY
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;jH;stLiS q tsH HisesVfsL
. Tr:ND T!:G COURTS OF hanover AND KING
=. William.
T. 8. DOUGLAS also n,tsnts the Conrts of King and
- nri Caroline. '
b0CGlAs, Ay,gi".. Xia. T!la.ra-
:. "t@#Jk ,k.. Ci. ChurclI Hanover. V-h 1G--c1y
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hnn,Hsls COTTON LAMBS, PROTECT

IN tHSts COTTON LANDS, PROTECI.
~ u LtrEsS. AAu NEAR The MlSSIsSIPfl
a'"R, OK SALE on ACCOMMODATING TERMS OR
~: tLP 0t tACu TRACT IN EXCHANGE FOB
;.I :rE.- VIE.
fE". ST Ts>cT %, $500 acres, on Ailssator BAYOU
':ss .al-s from Assis,ippl river, back Of Walnut
l.: = CI.t.LGsn county, below Meuphn; s03 acres
P>---5sa
't:CSp TGACT-l 100 ceres, on the line Of Railroad
"-ia'- ..aGIas sId back Of Bayou Bartholomew IL
Pc s,usy
:a!ao TRacT-s 900 acres 90 o.d Town Ridge and Lake
'air. aaIv. ,so miles from h1s..sppi ryer, s0o
N;'' rv- yer rid deanenins.
i9lATH TRACT II, 100 acres o. Old Town Ridge and
',' Che rie on Ni s.s!ppi river; sores cleared,
~ -" .c-a-n years. with all uec's,ary buildings
ifsE !&n I'll tvO acres Old Town Ridge 40 LAKE,
81 ota ni-ss' p;i river; 4oU acres In tiga state o.
:. Ha'oH ivJ sc7ss ot dsaden.3S, S!Lh NO. pTeinns
- ',:i ..o7 rui d.csa
r''a' d,:'iaE inform ,,ion will please auuress
s'' H>SUS. q, Georgetown. Ky.;W. F.JoHSeoN,
.t!"!', Ks; Nr. LEWIS CAs1 LEhAN. Ut CTittehdea
-, = Z a.s ~. !. Z MATTHEW'S 81 Drew eousS'
a. GEORGE ". JpEsSUS,
~ ;ssn ". v.JoHSs0N.
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LsWE ENCE 4. MARIE,

AlTOhSEf Al LAW,
JekcTicIS in the Courts Of The cl:y OF Richmond, Aad
Z tie cou:;e, o. AeoI!co, Hanover sod Caroline
-, also %o,srJ Public sna Commissioner Of the United
n.'=: Coc:. :: Cis!Es.
&c .;:n...:.y Between Mr. ChHstsln White snd him.
t=, <sa;v-! rs osscr u ca 1lth street, ISL
b. ~ q a-!a. AL
..,:.z-y SER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-02

SI.:-lS CAsE-Ai Rules held IL the CieIk
d re my Cour: Of hlHGiion, on Tue nfs'
"a -. So
E72is,. Observation-Disclosures. -F!s1oen'
AID -, whose names, niter
esh GO! bs asoertAined partners,
rri iae Htc- a.d s:yle Of. =. Ayor
r.''-. 80. ..-....... Oeie
o' this s-i: i TO attach In he hands CT " S!Ssr
J. W SIcoi 4 Co.. OF Madison county, a. ~.
G'cene ccuoty, and HUM z. rouies, oil orange
sta'e or crois que, Vr To become due, 70 Inc
Ay.. ! Co IL To. Atn unt Of t~entP'oEe
e;'y ee:;s, Si:h D'e:rs, n, reon, st the rate OF
per alprra. from he l4t Gay Of June, 1861
u ;'e cos;s of.tEis uit. II appearing by ain
! ih' case. ihht The defendants. J. c. Aver &
i.hao iALta Of t,Is ComroG Seai5 ,, II 10 or
20! 90 appear Ter. within one montb, after
Gcaiioa q this ooice, and do vRatis necessary
"rf iateresis in ihis su!t, and that q c'py OF
Spuoi'!eu once a week fvr four succ ess!yr
k'einoad Enquirer, a newtpapsr pub t-hed
sichinold, suo srother posted at the front
Cous;.ti"r5', Of his county, on the arst day Of
in'y Cturt
-ies!.. PH HILL, Clerk
ruh.ys. P. @. iJune l7-cwIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-02

NUhiu " ScDlS, SuOsS AM Ia Is
~ l .LLH.S co. hns!ng removed from their
". 'A1fvRY Is ALEXANDRIA tie larger portion o.
er-lI s:yc3 20 CCLripsR COCkr-HOCSE, VA, orer II
."Ie :a.; plac. Wholesale only. It comprises
:-n-, ss.ar; a.. 81 iLkIAS Mas GGopi
:'re= qa:Hy Merchants desiring to see TIC goods
fuG d :; :; 80 cna', house on Monday and Tuesday
o: .4ca wees anil ur.ler uLtice.
;aa: !, -c.l. C. A. BALDWIN 4 co.
DX1W CREEK LAND FOR SALE.
ID lI,n ACRES OF Tbs CHOICEST LAND on DfES
-.OOO CkGgx, len ai!es from G.eensville, n Wash
.,G c"I.;y. Missssipp-
:se. eu.r BODY OF Lsa: IN hc; aiss,ssipp! Val
.,
L vii yd, with cer:Aa,y, IL ssles Of Cotton, or 7c
c.::- .: ."rI per acre.
:axr :csyEcT .o,SuSo .rioS and IL natural drainage
|It:ieu d.;cL:Ce unnecessary.
rars j. 10 aa-. .,ocS RANGE d. In addition to ord
j. G!.:y g.as3sd. B--z GaAss aud Red CLovks do well
F.;
"a n.irANo-hocd OF wealthy planters, some Of
Ia ar :.ua Y,ssria and Tennessee
l.. consist OF good Dwelling House, Ne
IT, UI.Ters uin Gor,e stable, Cribs, &c. 60 acres 10
%..'.;:i .iG c:stennS Of SoJ Scres, thus anordine
,r:~. iy7 cu!LT.::on next year.
t:.-e uv;:uaJ Is oGered IL Its sale, TO secure the
CotDs. r..uia:ion The Mississippi river.
POI :.R17. a;.?.J % FARLEY, juicy CO..
Ns-c Is--csGG New Orleans. La
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orc, SfiOCkOE MILL
4 MI A on, Z

IAN ''tNNO OhOOND fLaSILh
| - p;-a..ed TO supply .ny demand for
Nv .,ac, tREsH GROUND. for Tie Fall crops.
S!as,nr ~ Lamp Is large; selected from the pures'
t. chr scoIial Qunrres, With special reference 10
TisiL..'' iu srLrHa1k o. LINE
:!sn o, m w lac hearty Increased patronage, The .ePa
r.,,s "'ahc .iii tally snsIxiped for tURIrr And
s,u t-'stus~"S JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
Oibce No. II Pearl street
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y >I.xE A%H TO ARRIVE, 5000 stdes
foo!.'.-3 .na taSAEs5 Leather and the best brand,
f:eoe C::ss w:ich VII. sell Icw for caah or sood
80.
'.S"' i.':- c:;y -.ats F-..u,. .ur oAaH eaiy.
T.. DErERECX,
.-.- NJ 192 Cary 1t
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.Ihh huNn nx.estSDER VI. "
f,cutr ~. Ma.u Street, 10 prepared " manu-
to-s al k.d. and sisss Of niavkbeoks at short
o'"kUindicy 10 !bs te:: styls- jane b
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p.aNTiVIoNs POP SALE.

PLANTATIONS FOL: SALE.
i'H "a 10 Aocroe county, Mississippi, two valuable
pta:4'''as cn The Tonoigbee river, mostly black
ri:cF?a'..j for cotton. One 1860 acres, aud
-. .-N' s:'e', so acres on each In cultivation.
irroe =aST-!ers ae-snan prompt payment
r'' iar.' tvr-as!oE apply a, the ONCE Of the Rich
I'D qu!-.r April 1-cu8m
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CNIvE:cx1TY EJOTEIS

W. t:.s 40 -, a III, CLivesi;y OF rhGo!a vii, be
a.; ta= c.d Of ;he present tcsoon, and the Board
ko I''n 4: h. aaaY+l meeting. the lot day O! July
fsS, 81. receive i-op",.lo TT ren.ing the same.
ps-'. '-'irlrg info ,oa, u!ll address the under
cd ;aO'. s..das IA proposal. will direct them to
he''o; ana y,:o.s Of the University OF Virginia, to
: &c :ts d i.r i.vclvr.
- ROBERT Il. PRESTIS, Proctor
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What language could he stronger! lie
considers it very important that these con.
nections shoalL be made" and as prompt
" Us possible. The want Of these connec-
tons has seriously retarded the operations
thus far, and they may become more l'npor-
taat Weigh every word Of this comnunica-
ton, and say, if you can, tnat every Inc Is
not convincing argument as TO the import
ance of making these connections at once. 1
respectfully suumit to this body ii letter
could have been couched III stronger language
sotting forth the military necessity OF prompt
legislation on the part of this body. IhiS is
the language OF gentleman who, anterior to
t,aviug his attention called to tins subject 1v
the Chairman OF the Committee. bad himself
voluntarily brought it to the notice o' thcse
who tay. an influence over the work.
During the investigation Of the COMMITTEE
was struck with the startling fact that II Is
not within the compass Of all the means which
the Central Railroad have to carry more thah
two thousand troops day from this point to
any point North Of US, while, by means ol the
connections that are proposed, any force, no
matter what the number may be, can be rap'o'
" concentrated in any locality where thSlI
presence may be desired. Apart IRON that, all
the munitions Of war are subject to the same
difficulty. -,
How important it is then that we should
Weld to this military necessity, and carry ou'
the policy so plainly indicated Lct US meas, as.
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