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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
oLINA MUTUAL LIFE lNse.
RANCE COMPANY.

ToRTH.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE iNse.
RANCE COMPANY.
wyHrs COMPANY TAKES RISKS -. Sr 81 srs Ase
healthy lives between the ages OF IA ana ~ ~
for one year. years or tos Germany. slaves
IN e. 5 s sPS 'SS1 50 years. are for one
oe.Sesn sns yssT for txotbirds iheit nnart value 81
Al, losses paid within 80 days aer SATISFACTORY p'OO-
p''''-' DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1851.
GzAT m n have W. II. JoSEs,
s S y; h Sesss.. E.P R Rtss.s
". i. aekss, g. :. F FeSa;
EvERARD Hall,
OFFICES:
t,v.s E JOHNSON, President,
NJ W HOLDEN, Vice PresloeDt'
H. W. HUsrED. Attorney
W. II. JONES, Treasurer
r. L. BATHS, Secretary,
W H. McKEE, Med. Examiner.
C. D, RooT, I r.
B j Msk,, Es o0"'
,.-,,.r inormation the public is referred TO The
For md forms Of proposal which may be obtained
x he Office Of the Company or any 81 us ESSTTE
Secretary.
Raleigh, Aug. Z, 1850: ----- -
N. G. MUTUAL FIRE Insurance. ".
the Annual Meeting of the Sth Of Jsnua.
Fire Insurance Company, hsIe 90 Ins U,n md O
nv, the following persons "eie e'e"'
GERS for the ensuing year
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
g. r Williams,
& " ". H d. iaiutohugs,
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little. "
hmes N. Towles,
lanes E. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex Mitchell, Newbern,
JnshIa G.. Wright Wilmington.
Jobn NJ Joses, Edenton.
Geo W. Charles Elizabeth City.
JOS Ramsay, Plymouth;
]. W. Harreil, Murreesboro'.
r. B. Williams, Charlotte
Samuel Watkins, Milton
A. W. Steel Fsyettevlle
Juseph White, Arson County,
Josh; Bonner Salem.
A. n SUNNY, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, President
p d. Turner. Vice PRECEDENT
John Fl. Bryan, 4Horney
Hamden s. Smith, Stc'StdTs ana 1FedS""'
T. H. Selby, er-cgseio' =. l,,,,,;,,..
John R. Williams, &C. ConmH'Se'
G. w. d. Hutchings J -...ou ,r0- 10
This Company has been IN succesSiul "pg'a.o 1 -
and continues take risks upon all classes oI pip
,; .ba State Except Steam Mills and Turpenthe pls-
.;Tses unon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
nronerty amounting nearly $+,OoO,o" ialge P1r
h;ch Is in country risks; and its present capia 70
g. Hundred thousand dollars IN bonds properly seeT
All communications in reference to insurance. su0u "
addressed to the Secretary, post paid; e,,rru 3d.,
Raleigh JAN l6, 1851. -
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49, Head Quarters N. C. Troops,
ADJurASr GENERAL's OFFIcE, ;
Raleigh, Sept %, 1861.
GENERAL OKDwRs, No. l6.
l. All Companies of Twelve Months Volunteers Offering
Their services aer the Of October required to fur
nish their own arms, for which the State will bay
Officers raising the Companies are hereby authorized
to collect all the public 10 the counties in which they
reside, for the use Of their COMPANIES. - = =
H. Should the above modes fah 10 furnish arms enough
or any Company the Gaptai viii receive authority 20
purchase, on application TO this office. - : -,
By order Of the Commander in Chief - -
s,s,~ y 2 ]. g. MARTIN.
s..-. ~ N-s Adjt- General.
SSP'suiDer zs' 1901. r1-s- ~ 49, e6-3t.
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COMMISSION, 1861.

GENERAL COMMISSION, 1861.
" GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
Having reliable correspondence with Wholesale Dealers
in most of the cities am prepared to continue the order
ing Of any Goods with dispatch reasonable commission
wholesale prices hes given universal satisfaction to my
friends thus far. Try and your money. Verbam
Sat- DC. JAMES n. TOWLES, Kg't
Feb. 4 1851 l6-tf
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GOLD.
Gestlemens' Levers,
Ladies' Levers,
Silver Levers, r.
Ladies' Watch Chains,
Vest and Neck Chains,
Sets of Breast Pins and Ear
Rings,
Bracelets and Breast Pins,
Ear and Finger Rings,
Cuff and Shirt Buttons,
Cellar and Sleeve Buttons,
Belt Buckles,
Armletts and Pencils,
Spectacles and Thimbles,
Crosses and Snaps.
PLATED WARE.
Ice Pitchers and Spoons,
Casters and Walters,
Cake Baskets and Forks,
Preserve and Butter Stands,
Table'and Desert Knives,
Oyster and Sugar Ladies',
Butter and Fruit Hives,
Fish and Pie Knives,
Salt Sellers,
Candle Sticks,
Molasses Mugs,
Tea Setts-5 pieces,
Spectacles.
l wish the Members Of the
at my store and see for them
large and fashionable, Ny 2
rant every article sold to be
Js,reiry sold far Gold. Waite
warranted for l2 months.
Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 10, Is
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Through Tariff Of Freight between Richmond,
Petersburg, and Points South via Raleigh.
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EXPEN SEs.

Music is taught n science ard art. Instruction
is given the Piano, Guitar and Harmonum. Unusual
attention is devoted to Vocal and Sacred Music
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WANTED,
M DUGLERS FOR THE % CAVALRY REGI-
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in person. S. SPRUILL,
Col. I'd C. Regiment,
Camp Clark, Kittrel Springs.
September Q, 1861. 79-3t
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FINE.ARTS SCHOOL
MUSIC SCHOOL.

Special attention is devoted drawing, Oil Painting,
and Embroidery The various styles of fancy painting
and " ornamental work are also taught
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
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A GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTER:
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~ RAND seven miles south of Raleigh, on Saturday
night last,
A HORSE MULE
some five six years old, medium size, dark bay and
which PAGES under saddle. The thief man about 2g
years old good looking feet high, dressed in
white coat and black pants, and mousache. He
travelling with represented to be his wife, with
three children the youngest twins at the bieIs He left
ON taking the mne old sorebacked blind loose in
the woods and afterwards driving the stolen
mule in old buggy towards Raleigh suitable reward
will be pad on the apprehension the thief or on The re-
coyery of the mule by the subscriber.
NC. RAND
halegb, N. C.
SPIT 81. ss-St
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

and put into operation efficient plans tor
accomplishing the designs in view. Agents
have been sent to all the principle camps.
east and west. to inspect their condition,
and promote the comfort and health of the
men.
These inspectors are. we are assured.
men OF education, experience and ener-
gy. and notable advantages are expected
from their efforts. The Commission have
taken large amount Of testimony relating
to the defeat at Bull Run, and the conse-
quencc to the soldiers engaged. :. :;
THE DEAD OF BULL RUN.
n citizen of Jefferson county. Va. says
that oz eorpses have been taken from the
battieheid OF Bull Run to Winchester. IL
to Martinsburg. and ten to Charleston.
These beng not the Whole number of the
soldiers from these towns lost ID that hat
tie
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

geants OF Engineer soldiers; one fourth
those of Corporals of Engineer soldiers, and
the remaining half those of Engineer sol
diers of the LIST class
The Wagoners and Saddlers will re-
ceive thepa and allowances Of Corporals
of Cavalry.
The iegimental Commissary Sergeant
will receive the pay and allowances of
ReSimental Sergeant Major. The Com
pany Qnartcrmaster Sergeant the pay aud
allowances of a Sergeant of Cavalry.
There will be allowed to each regiment
one chaplin. who will be appointed by the
regimental commander on the vote of the
field officers and company commanders on
dsty. with the regiment at the time the APP
pointment is made. The chaplain SO s1-
pointed must be regularly ordained min
lister Of some Christian denomination, and
will receive the pay and allowances of a
captain of cavalry.
PROMOTION FROM THE RANKS.
Two-thirds of the company officers Of
the regiments to be raised under this plan
will be appointed at the commencement OF
WV W c,'"'<s'ioh W cotu icSi iftcut, anu tie
remaining one-third, when the regiment
shall have its full complement of men.
will be appointed from the ranks, to be TIA
ken from the Scrgeants on the recommen-
dation of the Colonel Of the regiment, APP
proved by the General commanding the
brigade.
After the completion o; the organiza-
ton of regiment. one-half Of all vacan-
cies which may occur in the lowest grade
Of commissioned officers. by promotion
or otherwise. will be appointed as above,
from the ranks.
Corporals viii be taken from the pri.
Yates; Sergeants from Corporals.
The First Sergeant will be taken from
the other Sergeants of the company 6y the
captain.
The rcgimental non commissioned stat
will be appointed from the Sergeants OF
the regiment by the Colonel.
1t is intended that all the forces called
for by this order. shall he in camp and
ready to be mustered into service in TWEEN
ty days from this date.
BY order Of the Confirm Chief,
LAZ'S NOBLE, A lit Gen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

THE CAPTURED Articles AT RrcH
MousrAis-The following army supplies
were captured by the Federal troops Of
Rich Mountain, and are now in the hands
Of the Qnartermaster Of the army: 1904
muskets. $4,000 rounds powder. 1000
rounds canister 1000 rounds shot,
brass six Founders. A caissons. 81 horses
"a harness. 40 wagons. 90 saddles. 194
tents. IL stands of eelors, 400 pairs
pants. blacksmith forge. buggy AMI
harness. clothing. trunks. and camp equip.
age osysrioas kinds. alsrge let Of hospit
al stores. drugs. medicines. surgical in
struments, and last, though not least, 800
prisoners. together with 700 SURRENDERED
by Col. Pegram. From the report. it j,
sscertainea there were l 600 in the CAM
az 1.-THE mountain" only 600 Of wbon
escaped.-Louisvile Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

WAR IN MISSOURI.

Plan and Strength of The ReJcls-7Hey
pW -Kenace Birds Point and -Aaack
ST. Louis.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 3.
The Ecening Nems learns from well in
formed citizen from south west Missouri,
who possesses peculiar facilities for acquir
ing knowledge Of plans Of the seccssionists
Of that region, that their real object is not
to attack Cairo or Birds Point, but make a
desperate attempt to secure possession OF
ST. Louis. There is strong rebel force
under Pillow. at New Madrid, Missouri
Another Mt Pocahontas. Ark. believed to
be now under the command of McCulloch.
Another in Mississippi Co.. Mo-. under
JEFF. Thompson. The plan is to keep a
constant threat to attack Cairo and Bird s
Point. so as to keep the Federal troops
there employed; to menace General Lyon
in the southwest. by threats of an attack
from Price and Rains, while the forces a,
New Madrid and Pocahontas viii effect
"a junction. nj Pilot Knob, and from there
march on st. Loris, take it. reinstate Gov
Jackson. and with this city as basis oil
Operations wrest Miss ouri from the Uni
on.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
FIGHT AT ATHENS, MO.
f,5o0 Mounted Rebels Rcpmised-Troeps
Moving from KeokHk.

BURLINGTON. Iowa. Aug. 5.
The Hasoi'eye received the followin g
special dispatch this afternoon:
"kEoKUK. Iowa. Aug. 5.
About 1900 mounted rebels attacked
500 Union men at Athens, Missouri, this
morning. Having two cannon, they we're
repulsed and fled. with the loss of 20 kill
ed and many wounded. A number were
taken prisoners. and 60 horses captured.
The Union. men under Col. Moore. were
greatly aided by Capt. Belknap's City.
Rifles. and Capt. Samples cavalry. of Keo-
kuk. on foot. using long range rifles The
battle lasted two hours. Our si.le were re-
inforced by McDowell's division of 400
men. which left here this morning.
Eight hundred troops left this after
noon under Col. Worthington.
"Signed.
KEoKUK GATE CIrY OFFICE"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

TIMOTHY. OALDsucE.--Wsh had the plea
sure Of shaking this distinguished gentle
mans hand and having long chat will
him the other day. Among other cues
tions we asked him II he knew Jim Bird.
who was writing silly letters to the Dem
ocrat. He said he did. that he used TO b,
a near neighbor of his. that from his let
tiers he must be a tory. at any rate he al
ways heard that his grand father was du
ring the revolution
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
Large Union Meeting In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 4.
A very large and enthusiastic Union
meeting was held at Rockville, Park coun-
ty. on yesterday. speeches were made by
Governor Morton. X. j. Rysn of this city
and ID. f. Williams of Greencastle.
John c.. Davis ex member of Congress,
and few of his followers have been at
tempting to get up secession demonstra-
tons in Parke and anjoining counties. but
the meeting yesterday proves conclusive
that the seventh District is all right on
the Union question.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

DECLARING THEIR TRUE SESTlNENTs. =
Alleading Democrat of this county was
heard to declare onySstnrday that he in
tended 20 enlist and figAtis The Southern
army : Another was heard to admit a
day. or 50 before. that he was secession
ist.s Bot why do We refer to these. indivil-
uslacssesswhen Il is we'll known THAI all
theiealing Democrats about Town. with
one or two e1ccptiops, whenever they tals
on.the.subisst, while denying that they ass
disunicnists OF secessionists. cannot zhelE
betrsyius their 7syHspashys fer she rebels
and hatred Of those Who are engaged in
fehting Tor che naintainancc of the gov
s.nents Every thing the President has
dsas TO ssssaia the laws and Constitution
they declare toSe Unconstitutional and ty'
r.npicai. IF this were so why did Doug
les approve Of ali be did? If his sub
ssqaent ats havs'bsen SO tyraunical and
unconstitutional why do nearly ell ths
Democratic members Of Congress remain
mum, and actually veto him more men and
nssey than he asked fo<s But. say ouI
patriotic Marshall county Democrats. WI
are in favor Of a COMPROMISED! Would
the rebels accept any terms of peace short
of acknowledging their independence ana
the safrenter oil Washington? Nobody
tdt "a Northern secessionist pretends tC
say that they would. There are some few
Dsmocr ats in Marshall who have not YET
bowed the knss to Baal "a few who low
theie country more than party.-s'ill suci
continue to give all AMI encouragement to
The enemies OF our free government by Ion
e. acting With the secession Democracy
Netrse Douglas Democrat can do so con
sistentfy.. g s-.s -'s-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08

PAyISG Orr AND MUsTERrSo Our.-The
l1th regiment marched from the barracks
yesterday to the State House to be paid off
aud mustered out of the service. They
came down street with drums beating and
banners flying. A large crowd was coll
lected by their music, eager to learn what
was mp" and "what was to pay"
Up to Saturday evening two regiments
and two companies Of q third regiment
had been paid. The machinery works
slowly. The Paymsster has not suffi-
cheney of help in order to secure greater eff
ficicncy in the dispatch of business. This
is owing to the fact that the three months
troops have returned in a body to be mus
tered out Of service, while there are six
or seven regiments of recruits waiting to
be musteredsin at the same time. and this
work all has to be done by one man.
THE 10Th AND 16rH REerMEvrs.-These
two regiments of Indiana volunteers, CON-
manded by Coils. John NJ Wallace and
Hackleman, have been sent to Harper's
Ferry and placed in brigade under the
command of Colonel Abcrcrombie of the
United States Infantry. They are in Gen
Banks's division Of the Federal army. and
viii be detained at Harper's Ferry until
arrangements are perfected for an advances
southwark into Virginia.
E Col. John F. Miller's regiment will
rendezvous at Laporte. The recent ordel
of the Adjutant General. limiting the op
erations of Colonies to their respectiv,
Congressional Districts. has somewhat
disconnected Col. Miller's plans. but will
delay him in organization only few days
DEPARTURE OF THE 10Th REeIMENT.-
Colonel Meredith's regiment. the 18th. lef
Camp Morton yesterday. 9th. for Wash.
ington. The Colonel and two companies
went by way of the Indiana Central Rail
way, while the other eight companies took
the Bellefontaine route. The Colone
takes with him two fine horses. Capt
Bachman, of Madison, late Of the 9th regi
ment, has been appointed Major in the
10Th. The officers are: Meredith. Colonel
Cameron. Lieutenant Colonel; Bachman
Major. Thefollowing are the companie
composing the regiment:
Captain Johnston. Owen county;
!" Wilson, Delaware;
Williams. Delaware; $50
Clark, Elkhart;
May. Madison;
:" Lindley. Marion;
t" Jacobs, Marion;
Dudley. Wayne:
e" Hamilton. Randolph; -
-" Kelley. Johnson; ise 'a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-08
From Washington.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
WAsIuNGroS. Aug. 4.
BEIScE NAPOLEON.
Prince Napoleon has just visited oul
Virginia Notifications and encsmPmeHts
afterwards dinner party (same as last
night vas given at the French Minister'S
to which all diplomats aud other promi
ncnt officials nre invited. ~
= - fr A FRESH ALARM.
:. To-day firing was heard down the. Pc
tomac. which is supposed to be from thu
new rebel batteries. - ~ s,