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Fight at Romnev.

A quartermaster direct from the scene Of
action informed an officer of Gen. Wise's
Brigade, that on Friday, as Capt. Ashby and
his brother wore proceeding along a road
with IA men of their troop, thirty miles be-
yond Rcmney, they were aeeosteH by a man
who represented himself to be a d~eserter, !
and profesSed a willingness to conduct the
squad to 4 position where they could take
some prisoners. The offer was accepted, the
men proceeding on under the guidance of
the d~eserter, TIL they arrived at a point in
the road where the squad divided, each half
taking different courses.-Very shortly there
after the deSerter led them into a place where
they were surrounded by fifty of the enemy,
who called upon them to surrender. This
demand was replied to 10y a discharge of
their arms, which was answered by the Hes
slams. In a short time the remainder of the
squad Tejoined their comrades and united
their eKertions in repelling the enemy. In
this they were successful, Is of the Hcssians
having been killed. Two of A>hby's men
were killed outright, and a number wounded.
Capt. A. received four severe, wounds, and
his horse fell dead as he was leaving the field,
which the enemy ran from and escaped across
a small river to evade pursuit.
ADDITIONAL.
One of the most brilliant affairs during
this war occurred last Wednesday near ROM
ney, between a small detachment of Colonel
Turner Ashby's Cavalry and a party of 81
OF Lincoln's Cavalry. Capt. Dick Ashby
first encountered them with IL men, and was
himself, it was feared, fatally wounded, but as
we have since learned from a passenger d.
rect from Winchester, it is now hoped VIII re-
co"er-as were also two others Of his party,
said to be Marylanders.
Tuner Ashby being mott lar off, heard the
firing, and with eight men charged the enc
my, drove them in the utmost confusion
across the river, killing 20 men and taking a
number OF their horses, requirements, &c.
Col. Ashby Slew five with his own hand.
This is said at Winchester to have been the
most splendid affair during the campaign.
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A DguSEARD's BRAN.-Hyrti, by far the
greatest 'anatomist of the age, used to say
that he could distinguish in the darkest
room, by one stroke Of the scalpel, the brain
of the inebriate from that Of tae person who
had lived sobefly. Now and then he would
congratulate his class upon the possession Of
a drunkard's brain, admirably fitted, from its
hardness and moro complete preservation,
for the purpose Of demonstration. When
the anatomist wishes to preserve a human
brain for any length of time, he effects that
object by keeping that organ in a vessel Of
alcohol. From a soft, pulpy substance, il
then becomes comparatively hard but the
inebriate, anticipating the anatomist, begins
the indurating process before death begins
1t while the brain remains the consecrate,
temple Of the ~soul-while its delicate an
gossamer-like tissues still throb with III
pulse Of heayen-born life. Strange ~infatua
lion, thus TO desecrate the God-like! Terri
bic enchantment, that dries up all the foun
tains Of generous feelings, petriRes all tn
tender humanities and sweet charities
life, leaving only a brain Of lead and a heal
Of stone.
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More Handsome Clubs.

Thanks to the active interest Of many kind
friends, our list Of subscribers has received
large accessions since our last acknowledge
ment. Beside many single subscribers, we
have received the following clubs: Capt. A
Il. Cox, of t. " jeff Davis Mountain Rifle
men, stationed near this city, has procured
us a club Of 80 among the members of his
company. Rev. n. IL. Kayler, sends 5 ad-
dition to his former clubs; j. B.. Litton, al
Shurordsville, sends 8 r. r. Gwyn Of Surry,
adds six to his club acknowledged last week
G. w. Garrett, Of Rockingham, sends 3;
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~ Our Editorials, and many Commune
cations, intended for this issue, have been
crowded out by the stirring news fIom the va
rious seats Of war, and by the interesting
letters we have received from the brave
North Carolina soldiery stationed at various
points.
Events are evidently eliminating, and even
before this number Of our paper is put to
press, we may receive Intelligence that will
indicate the termination Of the struggle for
freedom from the oppression which the old
fool Of the northern government seems by
some strange hallucination to think he can
fasten upon the South. The rcnown that
clusters around the day Of our former ma
tional independence, appears to have i'm
pressed the Illinois Baboon with the idea
that a like prestige of glory and success
would attend any demonstration he might
appoint under his now corrupt and democrat
lied government. Hence be appointed the
9TH Of July as the day ofthe assembling Of his
Congress in extraordinary session and old
Scott-the hateful old traitor-following the
lead Of his master, has appointed the 4th Of
July as the day for grand achievements by
his dastardly yankee vandals. We look for
thrilling new Every Southerner fought
like an avensing angel, if called into action
on that day. We have no fear Of the result.
That we shall conquer a specify peace, We
have not the shadow of a doubt. We shall
give the latest news up to the hour Of putting
this paper TO press.
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RECEIPTS For THE AGE

SINCE LAST ISSUE Booth, Bug Swamp. s. c.. +;
J Thompson, Gilchrist's Bridge Miss E G Fullwood.
Bridgewater VIM. Burney, Burney's Mills; L Ding
ham. A Bingham, Lassiter's Mills VIM. Adams, Yam
%ceyville; H McArn, Mics s. McBryde. Gillopolis
Mrs. NJ K Canuady, Brookville; Miss Mag. McNair,
Miss Carrie Smith, Springfield K NJ Biggs. st.
Pauis 81 w Carrot, Rockingham; 6R r Gwynn,
Elkin 81 B Sitton, Shuforsdville 5 n II Kayler,
Morganton; K Vanhook, Milton NJ McGlamery,
Parlear's Creek; FL B Lloyd. Chapel Hill John Suits,
Greensboro; John Kittrell. Buckland A Frazier,
B Robson, Prospect Hall; w H Smith, VIM. Rawls,
d II Bird, Australia J w Huntley, J w Bcdfcarn,
Miss NJ A Redfearn. Whites Store; II w Norwood,
Walkersvine d j HARRISON, Marion, S. c.; Mary
Malone, Prospect Hill; Elisha Hart. Pedlar's Hill
BIG Pulliam. L~casburg; Mrs. Sc Miller Killian's
Mills E A Craven, Moffitts Mills A g Cook. j w
Hanes, Miss. VIM Hancock, Smyrna; 4 w Hastings,
Boon Hill; w ] Brown Haw Branch /: X L West,
Kinston; Jos. Emmett, Stones Bay Ut Pope, Lum-
berton G M Isley, Gibsonvills Mrs. Thos. Giles,
Daniel Williams, Kirkland, Ala. J II McCaul. Beat
ties Ford; T Beatty. Dry Pond; G c Askew, Spring
Creek Thomas Davis, Leesville; J W JohnSn, New
Hill ; Robt. Jones, Woodsdale; Robt. Carson, 7 O
Crawford. Dallas p Carlton, Kings Creek J R
Ewart, Davidson College Mrs. G A Clouse, @ NJ
Granger, John L Smith, Smiths Grove VIM. Self ar,
Knob Creek.
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ANOTHER Victory. 1t was understood
last Saturday that there were about 800
Missouri State troops encamped at jackson,
Missouri, fifteen miles back of Cape Girar-
deau. The steamer City of Alton, with
1000 troops and two six-pounders, left Cairo
on Saturday night, with sealed Orders, under
stood to be destined for Cape Girardeau.-
| The Alton proceeded to Commerce, Missouri,
ten miles below Cape Giraldeau, which lat.
ter is about fifty miles above Cairo. Per
sons started from Commerce Immediately on
the arrival of the troops at Commerce, te
prevent the surprise of the State troops
The Federal troops took only two days ra-
tons with them, and at last accounts haC
not returned.
From a passenger. who reached the city
last night, OF the steamer Conway, and wht
left Cairo on yesterday, we learn that a re
port had reached that place that the steamer
City of Alton had been captared at Cap,
Girardeau, together p ith 500 prisoners. Tn,
report is believed to be entirely correct. a
it is we'll known that much uneasiness wa
felt at Cairo, on Monday night, on account 0
the non,appearance of the steamer City O
Alton and her crew.-.Aemphis Bulletin 9th
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

FH Advertiser, having been restored 10 health
l. In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
! aying sun red several years win n severe lung ahec-
Lon, and that dread disease. Cpnsumptisn-is anI-
Dus TO make known TO his fr!,ow-safferers the means
# cure.
To all who desire IL. he will scad a copy of the pro-
~tcriptioa used tfree o~fcharse.t with the directions for
.URE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRON-
Pitts. sc. Tae only object Dfthc advertiser in send
: lg the Prescription IL Ia bciIeft the afflicted, and spread
formation which he caAcciveS u be invaluable, and
: hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy. as il will
cost them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg.
Kings County, New York.
TCurtis A. Nc Arthur S1ys IT,
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE ACApEMY:

THoMAsvILLE, DAyIsoN Co-Nc-
T1HE i0tht Session coIamencsS on the foar.hN
"Wednesday in July, 1851, and closes on the Sd
anesdav in December.
The system OF instruction adopted In this school ia
I borough, and designed To prepare young Ladies for
economy.
Board, washing, fuel, and room, so for five months.
he English course from $40 10 SIS. Music and orna-
/ rentals reasonable.
This school win not ciose-WAs or no WAR.
No charge for buttons o. the daughters Of soldiers
tho q yht for the liberty of the South.
This ) urinary is on the y. c. Rail Road, 8 hours
de from Ri :izi. ami = from olumbia s G.
For further PARTICULARS, address
j. ". THOMAS
Thomasyill-, y. C., June ~. 4-6tpd.
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NoRru CARoLlNA FLAG.-The following is
n description Of the Flag for North Carolina
as agreed upon by our State Convention A
red field, extending across the end next the
staff; in the centre Of the field a single star (;
above, in asemi-cirele, the words May goth,
1915, and under the star, in scni-circlc, the
words "May goth, 1861" The folds of the
Flag to consist of two bars, the upper blue,
and the lower white. The length to be one
third more than its width.
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

REPRINTED AT RALEIGH. Nc.
Don't put it or"
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- The Act of Faith"
The Sentinel" !"
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Come to Jesus Qormerlv6l pages now In g.
and in s four page tracts.
APPROVED BT ALL THE PAsFoEs or THIS CITY.
A large edition of the alb I'VE ehonld be printed be-
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donations To be sent TO the A yent. which ne VIII
: eknowledge by letter aud report 20 each OF the Pas
is OF this City. More than 5000 pages OF new
tacts have been sent to our soldiers in Virgins.
WIN. j. w. CROWDER, Tract Agent
RaIeioh Jppe tcg1 At.
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.
.0LDSBORO'. n. G

THE FALL SESSION Will BEGIN on THURS
day. the LIST of August, 1861. Tb1 past has fully
proven Goldsboro' to be a very healthy location-the
pupils of no school in tie State have enjoyed better
health. The College is situated in a retired part of
the town, sufficiently remote from the rail road to be
free from interruption. We are confident that no In
~stitution, daring these times Of excitement. offers a
more eligible, heathful, and desirable retreat for
stndy.
Board and Tuition per session, SO. Music. Paint
ing. Embroidery, &C.. at customary prices. For fur
Their information address the undersigned.
Ea s. M. FROST, President.
July 9Th. 1851. 4s-am.
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NORTH CAROLINA FoRM.BOOY.

N improved edition Of this valuable work
a recently published By HENRY d. TUR>
Ea, Raleigh, N. c.. printed on COED paper
Id substantially Sousnd in Law calf. 1t con-
LIS "Farms" Of all those legal instrument.
lich people have occasion to use-aad furnish
( also a Gaide TO Jusns-s of the Pence, Sherifs,
! lerks, Consahlss, x reneFs. School Committees,
&C., dc. TO which are aIded the Constitution
North Carolina and Of thu Nnited States
1 ac;aunt II the principal a3cers Of the
tate md Of the Counties, ;..:.!es of Address, &c,
&C. Furui IA At the uaparallsaed lew pries az
One Dollar. (bsiAg the cheapest book ever offered
for :als.t When sent by mail, "a Extra charx,
If 20 ,snts sill De resnirsj, to cover Postage. A
liberal tlScnant TO these Who buy to sell again.
Published and sold Whslssale and retail. nv
e.. D. TURNER,
81 th- North CaroIina Book Store.
Raleigh. Oct. ~. 1850. atr
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~" Last week, the increase of Subscri-
bcrs so far exceeded our calculations, as to
leave us near 100 copies minus. The only
alternative left us was toprint our inside form
and supply a portion Of our subscribers with
these. We are glad to receive these large
accessions to Our list, and hereafter we will
try and anticipate them so as to furnish sub
scribers with regular copies printed on both
sides.
We are unable to supply the back Nos.
which several subscribers on renewing, have
called for.
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FRoM YoRKTowE.TThe Charlotte Demo
says Mr.. WIN. Tiddy reached that place from
Yorktown on the Both, and reports all as
well as could be expected, considering the
large plumber Of men in camp. There has
been no battle since the Bethel affair. and
there is not much prospect for one at pres.
ent. The Federalists are lying low in their
holes, and are not much disposed to meet
the "cornstalk" boys again.
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DEATHS,

Mrs. J. Pearce, at hersresidence in Wilson, on the
25th Jnne. She bore her lingering sickness with
christian fortitude and resignation and just before
she expired expressed her firm hope of her rest in
heaven. She left two sons and three daughters to
mourn their irreparabe loss, for she was a most kind
and affeotianate mothsr. Con-.
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YADKIE INSTITuTR
COUNTY. \. ,

DAfIDoON n. I.
FHHls fJurishing 5ostiturion will open its NEXT
4 session Jtu'y. lha IMi.
We prop IRE bpS< fur Csllcye or for life. Our Boar
M arri lSc ncnts are a-rccalAe. and we try both TO
2 .nehi alt please all who Iuav eater with us.
Tuition Is from s 10 to ST.. Entering fee 81. Board
$3.50 per month.
g. w. HEGE- A, n, Principal.
January 10fh 4 oil
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APPoNTMENTs.-Major j. G. Martin, late
of the U. S. Army, has been appointed Ad.
jutant General of the North Carolina State
Troops. Ed. Graham Haywood has been
appointed Lieut.. Col. of the 7th Regt. State
Troops, and W. R. Cox of Raleigh, Major
Of the I'd. Regiment.
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TIE CONFEDERATE FoReE.-In all, three
hundred and sixty thousand troops thus far
have offered their services to the Confed-
crate States to engage in war against Lincoln
and his hirelings.
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Edgeworlh Female Seminary.
GREENSBORO " q

THIS Institution has been in successful operation
Il for twenty-one years. and for the last ten years
under it's present Principal.
The Course of Instruction il designed TO afford to
Southern Parents an Institution in which can be Sc
cured every advantage afforded by the very best Fee
male Seainaries in the country.
The Faculty CONSISTS ofFIYE Gentlemen and FOUR
Ladies The Institution Is. and has been THOR
OUGHLY SOUTHERN in its Organization.
Greensborolgh is eminently healthy, and In the
present excited state OF the country. its geographical
POSITION renders it a quiet and safe retreat.
Inc next Session will cInmence August 1st, 1861.
For Catalogues containing full partiulars Of terms,
&C, apply to RICH'D Principal.
S5-3m Greenshoro3 n q
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FURNIrURE! FURNITUREl

TIME Subscriber would announce to tie citizens Of
l. Chatham aid Wake, and the surrounding coun-
ties, that he still! keeps on hand at his Work Shop. 2
liles North of New Hill. L SECRETARIES,
.~iEDSrEAD5, WASH STANDS, &c, &c, all OF which.
Le will sell on the most reasonable terms. Ali orders
puactuaily and ~flithfully attended 10 at short notice.
lie will deliver ia the counties OF Chatham OF Wake,
Or any of the surrounding counties. any OF the above
famed Furniture. By receiving an order so 70 do.
= He win also furnish walnut and common wood COZ
FMS, according to any order that he may receive, on
ne shortest notice.
- From nay long exper' ence In the shove business, /
after myself that / shall he abe TO give general satis
tlctiOn all 1 ask is an opportunity 70 show any ofthe
1hbove furniture, believing Lean gain public confdeHea'
and support
Having in company with me. an experienced HOUSE
L viii cxccHts any house painting az ths
Flortest notice and with ncatness aud durability.
Address me at New Hiii p. O.. Wake County, y. G..
GRANDERS0N EVANS.
April 10th, 1851. 3-1y.
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s5y- We are requested to nnounce that
the Rev. j. w. Tucker, of this city, will
preach the Dcdicatory Sermon of the Roles
yilIO NJ H. Church, South, just completed at
that place, on the second Sabbath Che 14th
day in July, instant.
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Law BOOKS.

A Law Dictionary And Glossary, Containing
IN full definitions Of the Principal terms of the
common and civil Law. Together with t~ransla-
tons and explanations Of the various technical
phrases, in tif-rent Languages. occurring in the
ancient an modern reports and standard treatise.
Embracing. sho, ali the principal, common ana
civil lar ma xims, by Alexander NJ. BurriI.
A new andaeolargsA edition. For sale by
w. L. POMERoY.
RALEIGH. Feb, 1859. OFF
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CAPTURE OF PRIzE YEssELs.-Lieut Geo.
w. Alexander. of the LIST Regiment of
MARYLAND Zouaves, reached Richmond on
Yesterday morning, with forty odd Lincoln
tie prisoners .oi-war, captured on the Poto-
mac early Saturday morning. 1t appears
thai the Zouaye Regiment has been for some
time pasrln process of formation by Col. K.
Thomas of Richard, Lieut.. Alexander, (Adju-
tant,) Lieut.. f. Gibson, and others, in Bali
more.
A short time since, Col. Thomas went from
Baltimore to Philadelphia in disguise and
procured a supply ofarms. Himself and CON-
rades then conceived the project of capturing
the st. Nicholas, a large steamer IN the em-
pioy of the General Government running
between Baltimore and Washington. The
boat started at four o'clock on Frldiy even-
ing from her wharfin Baltimore. Previous
thereto Col. Thomas went abolrd with II
men-the latter as passengers, and Their com
mander dressed as a French lady. The vessel
got under way and stopped at Point Lookout
where, according to the plan previously
agreed on, Lieut.. Alexander, with another
detachment ofmen, came on board and secured
passage for Washington. By accident %
Lieut.. Alexander went into the cabin OF the
steamer aad recognized the French lady ~
as an old acquaintance from Paris. Both
Thomas and Alexander speaking the Ian
guage luently, they found no difficulty in
maturing their plan Of operations. During
the conversation that ersued between the
French lady and her acquaintance, instruc-
tons were given as to hon the party should
proceed. The arms, winch had previously
been carefully loaded and concealed, were
made ready for instant possession. At one
o'clock on Saturday morning, the time for
striking the blow having arrived, Col. Thorn
as threw off his disguise, appeared in his uni
form. and ordering his men 10 do their duty,
the steamer in five minutes was a prize to the
forces of the Confederate States. The Captain
and crew surrendered without striking a
blow, and were confined without trouble
They appeared overwhelmed with surprise.
Captain Geo. N. Hollins, late United State1
Navy, who had gone aboard at Point Look
out, then assumed command of the steamer
and ran her into Coneriver, expecting to meet
the Tennessee Regiment and jointly commence
further operations against the enemy. The
Tennesseeans, however, did not arrive on the
ground till late Saturday morning. 1t was
then too late for any demonstration up the
river as originally intended, and the steamer
was headed dow the stream. On her pas
sage she captured two schooners and one
brig. Each had a crew ofabout ten men, whC
were taken prisoners.
One of the vessels was loaded with $500
bages of coffee, another WITH anthracite Goa
and another with ice. The steamer st. Mich
olas is a first class boat, 275 feet long, side
wheel.
Ali of The prizes were safely towed to th'
mouth of the Rappahannock, and thence tC
fredericksburg. Their value is roughly est
mated at three hundred and seventy-fy'
thousand dollars.
The c~aatairs Of the respective vessels, will
their crews, including several negroes, ar
now lodged in the prison depot on Main street
in Richmond.
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Appointments for Raleigh Circuit.

Preacher in charger. C. MarsAKp, will preach
LIST Sunday in July,a wesley Chapel ID Sunday in
Mt Zion. I
S. d. F~RANKLTs, Junior Preacher, ofthe Circuit, win
preach LIST Sunday in July, at Ebenezer. ON Tuesday
the 9th at Soapstone. On Wednesday the 10Th, at
Andrew Chapel. On Thursday the 18th, at Pleasant
Grove. On Friday the 18th. at Cool Spring. On
Saturday the 18th, at the Poor House. On the I'd
Sunday in July. at Asbury. On Thursday the 18th
July at Mt. Zion. On the Sd Sunday in July. at Hol-
lands. On Thursday the 25th July, at Rolesville. On
Saturday, July 18th, at Wesley Chapel. On 4h Sun
day in July, at Andrew Chapel.
3rd Quarterly meeting at Hollands 18th and. 14th
July. r C. (
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Mix all together. Dose teaspoonful in
a little water, or a halt teaspoonfui, re-
peated in an hour afterwards, in a Ia
blespoonful of brandy. This preparation
will check diarrhea in ten minutes, and
abate other premonitory symptoms Of cholera
Immediately. In cases of cholera it has been
used with great success, to restore reaction,
by outodrd application.
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OLD DOMINION A C

A MOTHER bsols. Old Dominion Smoking Ts--
~ bzcco," just received at Turner'S NC. Book
Store. said to be superior 70 the former.
Raleigh. Jan. 5. IDjL z-u
To the Friends of observation-disclosures.
4HHE KISsroS. snoR FACTORY Is NOW IN
i successful operation. Orders for negroe BRO
Ms and BOOTS are solicited.
5 dC. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston. July &t5s 1SsD. zq-H