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Arkansas AND THE CuEnoxEEs.

John Ross, the principal Chief OF the Cherokee
Nation, avows neutrality for himself and his
people which, in their situation, is worthy of
conmcndaton. Neutrality in Kentucky aud Mis-
souri, Is treacherous attempt to gam time for
preparation in order to join in the insurrection
sgainst the Government, or cOwardiy hesitation
70 be abandoned only when one side or the other
shall prove itself the stronger party. But John
Ross is % constrained to ayow position OF strict
." neutrality" because, unseduced by the calo-
cries, and unterrifed by the threats OF Arkansas
traitors, he will not take up arms against tho
Union. Isolated from the Free States, and too
far removed from the center Of operations 10 re-
ceive any support from Government, the best
thing he can do, while he avows his allegiance
TO the Union, is to maintain simply inohensiye
attitude. II is inOdensye, however. only 80 far
as taking up arms against the Secessionsts is
concerned, while the language of Ross.
in correspondence between hun aud the Goyer.
nor OF Arkansas and some border ruhians OF
that state, which has been recently Published.
can have found little favor in the eyes Of the
Arkansas people. As long ago as January last,
Henry NJ. Rector, tbs Governor OF Arkansas,
endeayored to seduce the Iuiians from their
allegiance. He assured them that '' it was well
" established that the Indian Country west OF
" Araaasas is looked to by the incoming Admin
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thin gloss Of rhetoric about fighting for their
firesides and the right of self-gOvernment. IL IS
a speech full of assumptions, threats. and denun-
ciations-soundipg more like the dying confession
Of an uprepeutent burglar, tdan the honest ap'
peal of patriot and statesman.
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We print elsewhere Col. sgel's official report
of the battle of Carthage. The entire loss on his
aide WAS l3 killed and 81 wounded-a most ex-
traordinary result in view of the great advantage
of the enemy in numbers and choice of position.
1t is said, We hope truly, that Col Sigel has
been promoted, and is now Brgadier-General
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Business Noilces.

TIE PROPRIETOR Of the MAIsON DOREE. fearing
that the pubic hss unde stood the the
papers the operrg his house. eg leave those
have sItsdy yutd him with their patronage and public
generally that the PRATk RoOSs' In his house er-sreV
yoT foNa'Hs 90 r0yfies 90 order.
In the etbtimt biking the public for the calls
received IL &c the otnirg he Will them that psos
viii be spared give 70 the MAsoS DoREE such respecta
bic IeIuisi'u Il 81 tood eopny and families win find them
selves at home. T. MAETNEl No ~ Eat lth-st nonsqD
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

The House was not in session yesterday. Ia
the Senate the bill to allow the Secretary of the
Treasury to remit certain fines was passed. Mr..
johnson Of Tennessee offered b1l to provide
for organizing sbd arming the loyal men in the
Rebel States. The Washington Police bill was
passed, giving the President Of thO eonate aud
sPrukcr OF tho uOuse The appointment of the
Police force On the resolution TO approve the
acts Of the President, Mr.. Latham of California
made strong speech in favor Of sustaining the
Government and putting down rebellion. He
indorsed all the President had done, except the
suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in
Maryland aud the increasing Of the regular
army. m
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p,ssrSe CousrTRTErr MosrY-An Old wSnaa
was arres I'd Yesterday on the second attempt az pAs
ing counterfeit s5 I'LL the Commercial bans S 3,
Bceou. She recognized as one Q, y.s az s;rv
w;,b }Cs on the same bank. She was brought beloe
Jas,ico Steers but, owing to the dsaPpearaaee OF .ns
comnaibart IRON tie cour-roon she escaped tne pun
i.hrneut due for her crime. . ,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

YiceGrand Traitor, Alexander H. Stephens,
is now on q begging journey through the Rebel
States. On the llth inst. he made speech near
his own home, at Augusta, Ga, report Of
which we print this mOrDiDg. Mr.. Stephens was
one Of the last (as he is one of the ablest) of
Southern statesmen to succumb to the insanity
of the day, and join his fortunes with the shall
low Drained Tanceys and Rhetts of the early Re-
belion; bat he was tempted with the Vice
Presidency and fen, Ike Lucifer, meyer to rise
again. In the speech before us, Mr.. Stephens
talks in very plain manner, and teLs 50 much
involuntary truth that we are disposed TO forgive
his CARING errors Of fact, such as rating the
valuation Of New-York State at two hundred
millions Of dollars less than the tax-st Of the
City alone. The burden of hs theme is, that
tho South have got into bad scrapc, and they
cannot get out; that they must fight no
matter if the war lasts until doomsday;
and be argues that because handful of
Greeks oyeribrew an Immense Persian army,
therefore lot Of traitors can crush the four
hundred thousand patriots coming up to the
rescue Of Freedom; but then it is better to raise
an equal sorce-indeed, it is impcrative but
after all God gives the victory, and He viii Of
course give it to the South. This talking Alex.
an6er proceeds to prove that the South has al.
WAYS been right, the North Pways wrong-the
South the incarnation Of piety, virtue, meekness,
good faith, honor, bravery, &e., &C., the North,
on the contrary, quite the reverse. Then he
depicts the hitter ruin of the North, especially OF
New York City, (which has sent $4,000 men
ageiust the Rebels, and is ready ~ double the
nunber), Dow consisting of deserted bricks and
mos tar worth no more than the ruined heaps in
the arid plains Of Babylon. He shows that the
hinges of the universe, if not the tal.pin Of the
comet. swing upon short staple upland Georgia
CCttol.--tbat unless the Cotton and its ra.sers
have their own perfect way IN the world, crea-
ton was mistake and existence worse than
nonsense. Of the blockade, why, it win be
4. raised;v bat be cannot tell when how; of
the bonds be oilers for Cotton, they are good
enough II the makers succeed; II. thcy don't,
ftey are worth Just exactly nothing at ala
safe unit upon which to calculate interest. The
speech throughout, in spite Of the assumed Coz
fdence of tone, betrays the weakness OF tho
Rebel cause The want Of faith in their own
plans their hopelessness in this mendicant method
.f raising mOney--ndecd, the painful scarcity OF
money TO be rai.ed the unavoidable conviction
TIT President Lineon's Message aud the patrio-
Il. s9.bor sc of Congress have crushed the spirit
81 ,,c.,aoa; all those GRE manifest Through tae
.H d. !. !
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Ny,e I'm ROstOn.

BosrOS, Saturday, July ~, IooE'
N, l.,,o wooden budinQ On Canseway street, used
a. ,h ;,sard freigh. depot Of the Boston and Msioe
ps;i"DsS WIS desfroyedby are this morning con.
,a.rbL orantiry Of uerelaadise, which was stored
Sreip' Mss considerably damaged, inendine forty
bales Of cotton, u snail quantity Of Hour cases oA
hncs &c
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JEFF. Davis sent his Message to the Rebel Con-
gress yesterday; but TIE telegraph wofAs 0adi''
ard we could not get it for this edition.
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Our very latest di.patch says that Gen. Tyler'S
whole division moved from Centreyille last night
going around the re6els at Bulls Run to cut Oh
JOhnstOns reenforcements.
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Nep:1 DAILY iGriba16s
The Tribnne,s War Maps.
SUNDAY. JULY 81. 1861.

We rhall isEue on Tnesday, July 23 an ENTRA
TRIBUSr, con,sibing the various Maps Published in
Tux TRIBUNE since the commencement of the War.
Price five Cents Three dollars per 100. Terms cash.
AGdress T1 The TRIBUSE, New-York.
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snI,ing of the North Esrifen.

QukBEc. Saturday, July ~ 1881.
The steamship North Briton sailed as i;G P 10 20
TODAY Tor Londonderry aud Liverpool win liz
,ass
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Two of the crew of tie pirate Sumter were
brought here yesterday. They were part Of
a prize crew put on board an English vessel,
the Captain and crew of which recaptured their
ship and put tie privateers in irons. The men
gave some interesting statements of the doings of
the now famous Rebel or pirate steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

We corgratulate the country on the appointment
of Major General BANKS to the command OF the
army-corps operating against the rebels by way OF
Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg, hitherto under
Gen. Patterson Of Pennsylvania. The term OF SER
vice of that officer having expired with that OF the
three months leyies from Pennsylvania, Gen. Banks
succeeds rather than supercedes him. Gen. Cad
walader of Pennsylvania, and we presume Gen
SANFORD Of New-York, VIII no doubt also, withdraw
by the expiration of their term of service We are
confident that the judgment, energy aud genius OF
Gen Banks will now as brilliantly approve them
selves in the Eed as they have done in the admins
tration of affairs at Baltimore where he is sue
eeeded BY Gen Dix, than whom better man for
the place could not DE found.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

We give on another page carefully prepared
map OF the Delta of the Mississippi, showing the
many mouths of that river, and suggesting an idea
OF the force necessary for its complete blockade 1t
is accompanied by table OF the distances from New
Orleans Of all the most important points, and vii
be found extremely convenient for reference in con-
nectiOn with the war in that quarter.
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qres an oath to be made it shall be made b, some officer

an oath to be made it shall be made by officer
OF such corporation.
Ec 49, BE further enacted That the courts are vested
WIN JURISDICTION and required by this settle all part
heretofore existing between citizen and who
au aen enemy TO separate the interest OF the alien
my, and to sequesrate it, And SHALL alsn all Joint
rights when an alien enemy concerned and seduestrate
tne interest OF such alien enemy.
SEC ~ BE 1t further enacted That in all of ad-
mnlSratlon OF matter thing, under this act the
court haVlng jurisdiction make such orders touching
The of the property effects under the
ton control of the Receiver inconsistent with the
foregoing provisions to it shall proper And the
Receiver may at any time ask and have the instructions of
the COURT or judge respecting his conduct in the dspos
control.
SEC. 81 Be further enacted That the Treasury notes
OF this Confederacy shall be receivable payment of oil
purchases Of property effects sold under this set.
sEc o. Be further enacted That nothing in this act
snail be construed TO destroy impair the lien other right
OF any CREDITOR citizen resident of either OF the Con-
fedeTate States or of other person. citizen resident
OF any country State Territory, with which this COned
eracy in friendship and which person not in hostility
to this Contederacy And any lien debt claimed against
any alien enemy, within the meaning of this act shall be
propounded and filed the court in which the proceedings
ot sequeStratIOn had within twelve months from the
institution of such proceedings for representations and the
court shall cause all parties TO be made and notices
to be given and shall hear and determine the resi- ectve
rights OF all parties concerned Provided however that
sales or payments of money shall be DELAYED for by
reason Of such rights proceedngs but money re-
allied by the Receiver whether paid into the treas
ury or still in the Receivers hands, shall stand in e of
that which produced said and be held the
demand of the creditors aforesaid. in the
that which produced such money And all claims not
propounded and filed aforesaid within twelve months
aforesaid shall exist against the estate proper
ty, or effects scqueStrated, the proceeds thereof
APPROVED August 80. 1861.
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ExTRAcTs FROM THE MILITIA BLt APPROVED 90 1sG
"SEc rs. All military officers having the charge of mo-
property belonging tp the State shall make quar-
terry of The the Adjuant General in such
form he may prescribe aud also any other returns or
reports which he may require All said res
turns shall be made within twenty DAYS after the expra
in mouth after the expiration of such quarter or
TO settle his accounts when required to do and pay
balance due by him account for any property for
which he ought to account shall be dismissed BY hs Gut-
enor unless sufficient is rendered for such failure
and default"
"SEc. so. All former dsburshg officers who shall mt
have closed their accohs and had the settled prior
to the Goth of August 1861 shall make settlement OF the
with the Adutant General; - and oil
officers having public property of every kind and descrp.
tion which shall be in his hands who shall go out OF cc
the 2Uh of August or before after that time 81 all
account for and deliver snch property the Aduaui Gen.
ea and falling to do so shall be liable TO be sued in the
of the Staie and all suits at law which it mar be
brought in the Superior Court Of Wake county.
October l. 1861. e-..-.-=, - sT-st.
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GROCERIES AND CoNFECTIoNARIEs.
AT THE INDISPENSABLE
SIGN OF THE TRANSPARENCY!

VINHE ENERGETIC STILL CONTINUES TO OBTAIN
Il supplies of Family Groceries for OastOmsrs.
Daily expected, which he has the bills of:
SALT, SARDINES. MACKEREL
CANDLES, CANDY, STARCH,
SODA, (by the keg) LARD,
BUTTER, CHEESE SOAP, &c.
Raleigh, N. c., July To- 1861. Co
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PROCLAMATION.

UN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF A RESoLU.
Il tiun of the General Assembly Of North Carolina
Henry T. CLARK, Governor Ee OfcO of sald Sate dJ
hereby notify and require all male citizens of this State
in the enemys country of The United States, to re-
North Carolina where their allegiance is Justly dne
within thirty days from the d1te hsreg. And do hereby
declare alien enemy subject to all the palms. 3ea-
ties and foletures which may be incurred by an
alien enemy every failing to obey the requirements
of this Proclamation except he be soldier in The arnj
of the Confederate States of then or in pr
son, or detained by force.
HENRY T.sCLARK,
Governor Ee QGeio.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Oct !, 1861. S7-30d.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
CHATHAM CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS


In OBEDIENCE TO A REQUEST OF HIS EXCEL
Il ency the Governor of the State in regard to getting
up clothing for the soldiers R. b. PASCHAL, Sheriff Of
Chatham county, appoint the following committee in the
several Districts to act for me- and the community eener
ally getting up clothing for the that
all good citizens will aid US in the same:
Pittsboro -Jno II. Haughton, H. A. London, Thos. B.
Harriss.
Haywood-Elias Bryant DR.. r. K. Smith, Capt. James
Womsck, J. A. Pattishall.
Buck Hurn-R S. Marks, DR.. VIM. Buchanon VIM. Cross
New Hope-N. c. Richardson, r. C. Council E. Council.
Lassiters-G J. Williams NJ. d. Williams A. Morng
Jones' GrOve-J w. Hackney, &. W Fooshee A. Riggsbee
Badwin's-J J. Baldwin, VIM. Norwood J. j. harrington
Hadeys-Avis Thomas, E. Ii. StrauShn, o. McMath, W.
Lutteroh.
Silk Hope-Rob Dorsett, James Hutton, Wm G. Perry,
Dr. Geo. KIrkman.
Abrght's-Dr. D. H. Albright, ThGs c. Dixon, VIM. R.
McMath
Edwards'-Sampson Edwards Saml Siler W. G. Albright,
Gees-Thos c. Dowd Tbos. w. Mathews, John r. Marsh,
Dr. l.. w. GOrre.
Rock Springfield Lambert James j. Lane Jas A. Scott
Jere Brewer.
Locust Grore-W. D. Tyson, DR.. A. W. Panef H. o.
Dunlap
Egypt-Dr. c. Newly, Brooks Harriss, Mark Bynum, W.
Burk's-Dr Castor E. Brown A. G. Headen, ". Headen,
WIN. White
glad to that the Ladies have taken hold of this
matter in Chatham. hope all the good citizens will aid u.s.
that viii not be surpassed by any county the State
in such good cause.
R. B. PASCHAL, Sheriff.
PIttsboro, Sept. l6, 1861. S5-lt.
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EUST RECEIVED
% AT THE INDISPENSABLE
WHITAKER
July 81, 1861,
10 Boxes CoIgate's pale Soap,
10 Boxes Cogate's Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes 0sceoa Starch,
Kegs SODA,
so Boxes Candles
HOgsheads Moasses,
10 Dozen Bruoms,
~ Sacks Fine Salt,
20 N and ~ Boxes Rasns,
II Drums Figs
81 BblS A. Sugar.
5000 ths. North.Carolina Bacon,
10 Bbls Cut llerrings,
10 Bbs Family Roe Herrngs, IN. CO.
BblS. Mackere
Bbls. Mullet,
9 Bbs. Salmon,
5 Bbls. White Shad
10 Bbs. Crackers,
PEACHES AND APPLES.
Raleigh, N. C, July 81, 1861. CO
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PROCLAMATION.

PRUCILAMAITUNt
By his Ercetiency HENRY Z. CLARK, Gorernor of
the State Of North Carolina.
Executive Ofice,l
RALsIGH, Oct. 3, 1861. (
IN PURSUANCE OF THE POWER GIVEN Me BIZ
n the 9th section of the Constitution, and by and with
the advice Of the Council of State do hereby the
expectation beyond the limits of this Stale of all BACON
PORK, BEEF. LEATHER, MEMS SHOES. WOOLEE
GOODS, JEANS, LINSEYS and B BLANKETS, except
through the orders of the proper Officers of the Cunfed
crate Government, of the State Government. y
The order of the 18th ultimo this subject is hereby
revoked The Aduant General is directed employ all
necessary carry into full effect this order,
oaG Done at the City of RALEIGH, this Sd octo-
ssa.ScSs Der, 1861.
HENRY 7. CLARK.
Gov. Es CBfeio.
October 8, 1881. SS-if.
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MIsCEIt4NE6UgsS.
NOnTH.CARoLIN6 f.oAI. .

NORTH-CARoLINAG COAL.
TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO ANEoUNCE
to the citizens of Raleigh thai be has made arrange
Egypt, in Chatham county.
~ Persons wishing TO have COAL delivered at their
residences can have it, by making esrly applicaio
p. FERRkll.
Wilmington Street.
Raleigh, n. u, Aug. 2i 1861. ''- T7-ts.
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Office A; = N. g. RAILROAD /.

Ufhce A. & N. G. RailrOad,l
f. NEwBERS Aug. a. 1851
Tue following Resolution passed BY the Board Of d.
rectUrs in meeting, Aug. Sth 1861 = - TFs
Rsaed, That ana alter SATURDAY. next return ticket.
be issued at one fare fpm all points on the Railroad to
horehead City and rstttn issued only on SATURDAYS
to be in force until the frs. day Of October.
W. p. METTS,
August "a, 1851. 7e-at
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. !
RALEIGH September 2Sth 1881

GENERAL ORDER, No IL.
!. ALL MILITARY OFFICERS OR AGENTS. having
in their possession property belonging to the State par.
tculary Quarter Masters, Commissarys and Ordnance
Stores including clothing required to make full aud
complete return to the Adutant General Of all hand
the goth instant the end of the Sd quarter Their special
attention is called 10 the annexed extracts from the law
Any officer authorized to make bills account of he
State will report at the end of each month"; all that NAV
remain unpaid.
By order of the Commander in Chief
JAMES G.: MARTINI
Adiutant General,
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J. DEvEREUx, d. Q. u.
QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE, [
O(sToRRR xd I9Rl I

OcroBsR Sd, 1891.
a NY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MAY BE DE-
N sirous of taking Contracts for making Clothes for the
Army OF North Carnna obtain terms DC On appica-
tion at this Office Goods will be issued any respou.
sibe parties in quantities sufficient eothe single Com
panes-whch be made up in their bnrboods
and the money will be paid to the parties receiving
Goods the of the manufactured articles Par
ties may furnish the Cloth which will be paid for By The
State. j. DEYEREUX, Il. O. H.
October 4, 1851 81. st.
ey- The Register and State Journal Raleigh and the
Wilmington Journal Washington Dispatch Newbern Pro-
gress Godsborough Tribune Fayetteville Observer Hills.
borough Recorder Greensb0ro Patriot Salisbury Watc-
man, Catawba Journal, Western Democrat salem Press
Irede Express and Ashevile News will copy the =hny
advertisements three weeks and send bills this Depart
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October 8, 1881.
NOTICE

To the Sheriff. Of tie different Counties of North
Carolina s--t g.. s-ea
A Ill BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH mar
N be received by you be sent directly to the several
Companies which went frum your county and when your
own Companies supplied you viii then forward any
balance on hand to the Quarcrmaster in Raleigh. You
will put up all article intended for your Companies in
strong boxes directed to the Qnartermaster in Raleigh
with the Company and the Regiment plainly marked ON
hem and you will have the contents Of each box marked
on it.
Whenever the Companies duty in your neighbor
hood, you authorized deliver the articles TO them
taking the receipt of the Captain for the which receipt
you will forward 10 this office s-.
J. DEvEREUX, Il. q. H.
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RAlLR.oADS:.

ofhce Atlantic and II. &. R.R. Co..
NEwsEas, Sept q, 1850
de- "a AND S AFTER MONDAY, TsE .s4T4 INSTANT.
until fr,ber Trans wi run The o@Ig schedule
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE PAwNBROKER'S SALE
Y Of Unredeemed Pledges at auction. On Tues
day and Wednesday, March and 6, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, we shall cell at our auction rooms, corner
Seventh and D streets, . very large collection Of
unredeemed Pledges, comprising in part
Extra fine gold and silver hunting case, lever,
and other watches,
Gold neck and fob chains and breastpins,
Ladies' superior gold pins and earrings, single
or In sets,
Plain and fancy finger rings.
Together with an extensive variety Of ladies'
wearing apparel, such as
Blanket, Grape, and other shawls,
Silk and other dresses,
Cloth capes and coats furs, &c.
Gentlemens wearing apparel in . great variety.
Also, revolvers, guns, and pistols, e..
And many other articles too numerous to emu
merate.
The sale will commence with watches.
Terms cash, in specie.
ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
feb 2s-6t Auctioneers.
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alton that you will disavow this discreditable
act Of your subordinate, and order the restors.
ton Of the property to the United States"
The Governor declined TO answer the letter,
but returned it. stating that it was not respect.
full in language.
Information from the highest sources in
Charleston gives assurance that no immediate
attack is meditated on Fort Sumter. Gov.
Pickens has restrained any demonstration thus
far, and was glad to be relieved of further re.
sponsibility by the action at Montgomery.
Major Anderson writes that no unusual prepa.
rations have been made, and some Of the works
have been apparently suspended.
The large guns at Pittsburgh, which Mr..
Floyd intended to ship down the Mississippi for
the use Of the disunionists, are to be sent to
Tortugas, and employed against them in case
of necessity.
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
GRAND INAUGURATION sOIREE
Of Companies A and B,
Washington Light Infantry Battalion.

Come, oh come, and trip the light fantastic toe
TINE Battalion would respectfully invite their
l. friends (ther lady friends in particularly and
the public generally to their second sociabe sol
rec, which will take place at their new Armory
on the night of the 4th of March, and pledge
themselves to leave nothing undone to render il
the most acceptable and entertaining of the kind
ever given by them.
Tickets One Dollar; to be had of the commit.
tee or at the door.
Committee.
Company A. Company B.
Robert W. Goggin, n W King,
James Coleman, James A Sheehan,
Henry Keller. W. E. Morgan.
feb 27-5t
The national Republican., 1861-02-28
ATTENTION, UNION REGIMENT

ATTENTION, UNION REGIMENTl
Companies A, B, @, and D, Federal Riaes,)
First Battalion, Union Regiment, will form In
line for parade on Monday, the 4th of March, in
front of Temperance Hall, on q street, precisely
at nine o'clock A. M.
By order Of J. GREY JEWELL, Major.
JAMES P. SHELLCROSS,
feb 2s-3t Adjutant.