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OF the camp. until recently other duties hav-
ing claimed the attention Of the officers.
Maj Lightfoot is represented to us as an ac-
complished scholar and able tactitian. We
learn that the officers ON the LIST inst, mani.
tested their high appreciation Of his services
and worth. by presenting him that noble bay
charger, called Henry Clay, well known IN
Wake. The presentation on behalf Of the
officers was made by Capt. Richard w. York,
of company /, in ia neat address, and respond.
ed to by Major Lightfoot, in an eloquent
speech. Raleigh Standard.
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~ ne Ladie, o. chnpd Nm.

We have been appointed a committee on
The part Of the Orange Light Infantry, 20 re-
turn lhelr grateful thanks Tor your many acts
81 Kindness 20 them. Your gifts are most
acceptable, and We received them with adj.
ditional qualification, when we recollect that
they come from those 50 dear 10 Us BY natu.
raj ties aud the kind associations Of the past.
The thought that il Is for you We are sery.
ing, that our efforts may. under God. keep
d cruel Toe from our happy homes, tcconciles
Us 10 al the hardships We may be called up.
on TO endure. While here we will not mur.
muir, but will strive TO do our duty 70 the
uttermost. But our hearts ever turn with
eager Iongings 10 our quiet little town, where
VIC are blessed with your presence, aud We
will most gladly welcome the day when We
can, with honor, 60 back TO the homes We
have left.
Again, Ladies. we tender you. in behalf
Of our company. our heartfelt thanks, and
are most sincerely
D. McCAULEY,
X. y. SAUNDERS, Com.
]. n. McDADE,
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pea,h ar Gov. Ellls - We announced il

Death OF G0y. Ellis We announced 10 our
last the rspon u the death q Gov Ellis. he died 81
Red Sulphur springs. Va. On sunday the 9TH. aged
81 years Dispatches to The Military department an
nouneng The melancholy event were received 10 IL.
lsiEhat 10 o'clock on Monday morning when two com.
panies from Col Fisher regiment were Immediately de-
tailed 70 Procced % Petersburg 70 escort The remlns
whirh arrival IN Raleigh on "Wednesday. and Wee mel
s the depot BY company Oieiiizens and ihs
various military companies and state troops 10 Raleigh
and IL seishborhaod. A ssg imposing procession
Vas formed aud accompanied The body 70 The late
dsnos oflbs Gosernor. where suitable religious service,
were performed by the Rev. d.. Mason. On Thursday
morning. accompanied Rilh suitable demonstrations q
respsel. he boy was conveyed BY special train u
iolsburs. Davidson county. and Deposited in ,hs fam
ily cemetery.
The Capitol he'll olled 81 DAY bali hour guns wsr'
Gfed iron hs capilolsquse, from sun.se i'll sunset
The Capitol. The Washington monument, the COnisd
ese alss, Fayetteville street sni the Ereeu;is Man
sion we're ~ dtaped in mourning. The stores and y
fees Of business were closed and almost The entire pop
usiion were witnesses and participants d tho solem'
scene.
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TAX NOTICE.

WILL attend al the following times and places, to
collect the Taxes for The year 1860;
Al James w. Mess, on Friday, i2th day OF july.
Cedar Grove, on saturday the l3h.
A. TOlers, on Monday the 18th.
Halls store. on Tuesday the 10th.
HillsboFough, on "Wednesday the 18th
Red Mountain, on Thursday the lsih
Midway, Oh Friday The 18th.
Wehbs' Factory, on Saturday the Goth.
John A. C0les's, on Monday the 22d.
William G. Walkers, on ruesday The Esd.
Dnfhan's Station, On Wednesday The 2lih.
A. B. Gun,er's. on Thursday rhe a5th.
Chapel I'LL, on Friday the 26lh.
White Cross, on Saturday the 27th.
Thomas Long ), on Monday the 29h.
Thomas j. Gates On TUESDAY tie Both.
Hil.borough, Town Tax, on "Wednesday tie 3Isi.
Under the late act Of Assembly, Merchant. and
Dealers 10 lqu required % pay their tax % ie
Isl day Of july
The Magistrates and persons appointed. will attend
the sane time and places 10 lake the list OF Taxa
bIes for the yeal 1851 Puneualiy Is required Of III
X. VI. JONES, sheriff.
June lIlh 1861.
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Concord Presbylerr.-w

Nuutofu tfts'ttttts-W We fAtn HoH wv
Salisbury Waichman. that 81 . called meeting 81 The
concord Pcsbytsrs Oh The 10Th instant resolution,
were unsnimously adopted. declaring lhe imperative
Necessity Of separation from The General Assembly q
the United States. and favor q sendrs delegates @
Convention . ~ held :, augusta u December nert,
Coz The purpose Of organizing Genefa Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church IN the Confederate s,ales .,
recommended II ID, recent session q the Presbyisy q
Opnec.
The waichman 10 ihis connection correctly observes
that he action q the aie General Assembly 10 Phila
delphia DID among The Presbyiersns Of The southern
states what Iineolns Pfoelamshon dd among The IN,
ion men o. The south drove them 10 solid body ID
determine on separate and distinct organization.
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cespel Mn. N. C., July /.

k9fHT'F IIF7i ~ VI dNIF EHf I0Vtf
Mn. ID. HEARTr;-Dear Sir: ! herewith
send YOU an acknowledgment Of thanks from
our boys al yorktown. 70 the ladies' Of this
community, for their many acts Of patriotic
kindness since their entrance into the field.
Al they are Orange boys. please insert the
accompanying article in your paper, and send
bill 70 me. Respectfully,
N. Il. TENNY.
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From the NeNbern Progress Of Fddss last.
ATrAck AT FnRr HATTERASl

Information reached here late last night
By Lieut.. Of the Roanoke Guards, FROM
the undersigned, that on "Wednesday, lOtl
inst, between IL and o'clock, man o
war, IA guns, came under the guns at Fort
lIatteras, when an engagement took plac,
which lasted three fourths Of an hour, cacl
party firing about or guns. No damag,
was done on our side. The vessel wa
struck and thought 20 have been disablct
as she struck eolors and sloped.
LIEuT. g. W. NIGHT,
Com. at Fort llattcras.
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT,

May Term. 1861.
nRDERED b the Court. a majority e he Nagis.
- lraies being prerutsf that al appropriation ~
Fins Thousand Dollars tC made ny the I0uuty i5f tht
support u such families 81 the Volunteers ~ are new
in service or NAV HEREAFTER volunteer. y mas need AZ
sstanre 10 lie a.ej ifom time 10 Inns 10 suth sas -
may 81 fcquiffj.
Witness, GEORGE Laws CLERK ofpuf siii Court, d
Office 10 Hilishoroueh. The fourth Monday u May,
4. u. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, c. q. q.
May 81. gt--5a
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HUGHESS ACADEMY.
Head Quarters Of the n. Carolina Regiment
Of Wise's Legion.
Warranton Ipna ~ 1891
GESFRAL ORp,,En.

GENERAL 0RpER.
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise to
Coonecy in Wise's Legion, aud commissioned raise
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those DESTROYS 81 joining This popular corps and Of
ing prompt and active service under the chiyaic Wise,
10 organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four each,
TO elect their company officers, and prepare Ia move
without loss Of time. Each company will consist of
one Captain, first and one second Lieutenant four
sergeanis and four Copotals, aud iy.three prvales,
As soon as formed each company will be moved into
camp at Petersburg, Va and mustered into service pri.
or to the formation into regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed for pariyzan service, the regiment
will be composed of one Cavalry, and nine Infantry
and Light Infantry companies. Each man will PROVED,
himself with change Of clothes " durable material
tno, waiting for uniformity IF dress,) blanket ami
| haversack.
Now is the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen, 10 the number Of 6lO, and come quickly.
WHARTON J. GREEN,
COL Commanding.
=. Papers throughout the State please notice.
June Ia, 1861. 81
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R. /. B. S's sSS NJ Com.
]. n. McDADE,

MnoR G. E. Llenrroor.-we learn that
this excellent officer Is winning golden opin-
ions from his entire regiment. He . MAJOR
Of Col. Fishers regiment. and upon him, we
understand, has dsvolved mainly the duties
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fighting ground against superior force, and
places his adversary at the disadvantage Of
making the attack. Surely after so many
efforts to get fight out Of tile enemy with.
out success, our General may be excused for
resuming his best position. Rich. Dispateh.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COrNrY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term, 1861.
John n Blowing

JOln IT Uf0NIng
~ SOiginal Attachment.
Baiholi Manufacturing Co,
Ut appearing 70 tie satisfaction II TIE Court, thai hr
defendants sc moi inhabitants Of his STATE - that
The ordinary process 10 served Them o. an, 81
their officers II L cieintt uNertd III hf C0uti. iiat
publication he m4ic IL iHt iiilshsnag8 Recorder t'r
SIX weeks notifying The sla decudsUls iai ontss they
appear at the le&t Term vl the Court ge htla u the
CpuIl House III ililsbdfoush Oh toe ia5ta Monday 10
August nest. then and there 70 episS aHa pend Is.
cortins III law, thry Viii bc proceeded aganst Il he
sane minncf a. Il ihey had been served With process
and had failed 10 appear aud plead.
Witness. heofge laws. Clerk Of orr said Coua. a.
office ii HilIsbgrgugh, he I'll Monda, II My. 4. u.
ls6i.
GEORGE LAWS, {. e. e.
June u. Pace ad,. 81 80 10 sw
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Governor k.-Ths Hon. II. T. Clirk. Of
Edsecombs. spcsksf Of the senate, By virtue q bis
Office and The ptoyFon q the Constitution, ]. nov
G5ysrnef 81 thc state. On receiving intelligence 81
the dem,s q his predecessor be promptly repaired 10
the sea, Of Goysfaaent and entered upon the duties
ofhis ONCE on "Wednesday lat.
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pa,ldson College. 40 ! -

Davidson College. AT ! meeting Of Nc
Trustees Of hs institution on The oh us,. Pfof j. r.
Blake. Of Lagrange, Ten, native Of south Cafolina,
was elected % The chair u Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy.
The Trustees ordered that there should hetahef
he three e1sminsiions 10 the yea-n December, March
and Just before The commencement In July. The
Trustees also made an aspiration d Eve hundred dot
Lars ysat or The purpose Of snIarsns The Library o.
the College.
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srNrE rRoops.

by virtue u m appointment to me given Is lhs
= Governor u North Carolina, snail pmEst5 g
recruit Company q sotte a. portion w thr ..stf
Troops raised under The Ten Regiment BIZ, passed q
the late srssien 81 the Legislature.
Bs the Provisions Of this law. TIC state viii atm,
clnlhc aud rluIp those whose sefvees stC eHtsfe3.
Tie pay i eleven dollars pef mouth. md b1uusE q
fifteen dollars Is gwen as soon as tHey are mustered
into service.
Persons desiring IL enlist ran ~ 50 ty making aptl.
cation % lliruenants iohu ". lIulles ahj ffeiEtsek
Nash, d. J. ]. Allison MAJ. Wm. y. Patterson. SaTi'
Thomas Webb. samuel T. Phillips. Anderson Couch
Es1fs cf % the uudtfsiaHeJ.
Recruiting ulfiFr Al i6H Geuti House. .....M
GEORGE n. DUSkfN, Capt.
June 4. ea-
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WatsonvllIe Female Seminary.

TNHE next Session Of this School will commence on
the first Monday in February next, and continue
five m3utLs.
Terms the same heretofore, The Proprietor has
in his employ for the ensuing session full corps Of
experienced Teachers, and every pains will be taken 10
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public.
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham station
ie free oi charge by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival at those places.
E. i. WATSON.
January sth. 1861.
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ST A TIE A R M S
RUNAWAY CAUGHT !!
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special Endow-
ment for The Relief Of The sick and Distressed, al
Gicled with yirulenl and epidemic Diseases,
anu especially for the Cure u Diseases
OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
~ surgeon u whoapPly byIeaer, with dcscrip-
ton Of their condition age occupation habits of life,
&c. and in Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nishei fee Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spetmatenhoa, and
other Diseases u Tie Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Disrensary, sent 10 the
afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. !. skILllN H0UGHfON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Associations No, South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order ofthe Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO, FAiRCHILD, Secretary,
March g. si-l2m
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Tne Inh nesImenl.--Ths 30

The rrth RegImcnt.--Ths eleventh North
Carolina Regiment, now rendez,Ousins ., Dansille,
elected 20, Fisld Officers Lieut.. W. VI kirkhnd, Isis
Of ihe United states amy. Colonel Cap, James N.
Leach. Leu,snan, Colonel. and Capt ". Richardson,
q The Military Institute IN Ibis place, Maiof They
wi ~, doubtless make able and Efficient officers Col
Kirkland has bed long experience 10 The service o. The
United States Lieut.. Col Leach vss two years a.
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RHARP.-We learn that the Steamer Wins
low, within few days, has captured another
Northern vessel off our coast, laden with
sugar and molasses. Raleigh Standard.
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West Point; and Major Richardson has earned for
himself good reputation as military teacher ia the
Institution here. "
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, JnIy ~, 1861.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF HILLSIDE.
RlIfGH


An appeal has been made 10 the women Of the South
to furnish to tho Hospital Stores Of our army such ar
ticles Of convenience and comfort as are not supplied
by the Government Many Of which are not 10 be
appeal sending forward this mornings goody
bought at all for money, and can only be supplied by
private contribution.
The Ladies Of Hlsborough have promptly respond.
supply Of such things. And in order to act with sys.
TEN and regularity in the good cause, preliminary
meeting Of the ladies' at which forty were present. was
held on Monday evening last for the purpose Of form
ing permanent society.
As might have been expected, patriotic enthusiasm
ruled the meeting Nothing can better cheer the heart
Of the patriotic and nerve the arm Of the soldier tina
the noble spirit Of devotion TO our just and holy csuse
which is universally exhibited by the women Of the
South.
They will decree that the sick or wounded soldier
far away from friends or family, shall, far posi-
bic, moi want for those things which would be sup
Piled TO him IN sick chamber at bis own home
We take the liberty to sugges that the names Of The
officers Of this society should be published that person,
who are disposed may send in their contributions q
them list also Of the articles needed should be pub
hshod
May God speed this good aud glorious work Ever,
woman can and ought 70 DO hef best in H. 5lmila
societies should b formed ii every neighborhood.
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JULY |. 1861.

LII accounts contracted since the list Of January,
n are due this day, For some time past the whole
sale dealers have required cash delivery" from the
retail merchants, and we are therefore compelled, Jor
The present. TO reduce the credit 10 six instead Of twelve
months Every one can see the necessity Of this course
as matters now stand
Those DESTROYS Of continuing their accounts will call
and settle the amount due us for the last six months.
TURRENTlNE & SON.
Suy II. o.
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A resolution was passed requesting the
President and Directors TO take immediate
steps 70 procure. II possible, change Of
schedule for the Mail Trains, so that all
Mail matter for Western North Carolina
and parts beyond should be forwarded with.
out any detention Al Raleigh. Also one re-
questing them TO permit the relatives Of sol.
diers at the Forts and eneampments to visit
them and return FOR one fare.
Also one requesting them to permit ~.
cursion parties, Of ten or more. TO pass over
the Road OF shy part thereof and return for
one fare.
Also ons requiring Them to take immedi.
ate steps for enforcing the settlement Of
Agents accounts.
Messrs. Alexander McRae, Of New Hano.
yer, Giles Mcbane. Of Alamsnce. Caleb Phi.
Ter, Of Rowan. and Thomas Webb, Of Hills.
borough. were elected Directors BY the stock.
holders.
A resolution was passed complimentary q
their late President, G. T.. Fisher. aud ten.
dering 10 him and his family free pass over
the Road for life.
The next meeting will be held ia HILLSIDE
rough. on the ID Thursday in July, 1861.
Alta meeting Of the Directors, Paul q
Cameron, Of Orange, was unanimously elect
Cd President.
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MI SIC SCHOOL

MISS MINERS next session will commence on The
W 18th Of July Terms for instruction S20 use Of
Piano for practice, s.; payable half in advance, and
the remainder at the close Of the session.
July 2. 99-2w
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Kansas City, June o.

Kansas 1Hy, June o.
The Fort Scott Democrat, of the 9TH in
slant, reports battle between Gov. Jackson
and Gen. Zeigle, near Carthage. At the
first onset the Missourians were driven back.
The officers ordered retreat, but the order
was not sufficiently heard. Owing to this
misunderstanding the centre Of the Confed-
crates partially gave way and the Federalists
were nearly surrounded and soon retreated
the fighting was mainly done by the artille-
ry. As the Hessans retreated the Nilsson
rians advanced and pursued them to Car
thage, which is seven miles from where the
fighting commenced.
A night attack on Zeigle's forces is an
nounced. by which he was forced to retreat
to Saracoxal.
Governor Jackson is certifying himself.
Gen. Zeigle's forces were badly cut up,
and his loss is yariously estimated at from
500 to 900.
On Friday last, General Price and Gener-
al Ben. McCulloch arrived at Neosha, &c
miles south Of Carthage, with ten thousand
men. Two hundred Federalists were captur.
ed there.
General Ben. McCulloch promptly sem
two thousand men to the relief of Governor
Jackson.
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A SITUATION in a North Carolina publishing Or
n newspaper office, hy a gentleman who has had
some experience ia the business as Foreman. He will
take charge Of any office or work OF the case upon
reasonable terms For particulars address
EDITOR pLAINUEALER.
llillsbnrough, April Bird, 1851. s6--3g
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IN al n farTr

. . = = , ~ =
In this county, on Tuesday the ID day Of July. by
L. w. Hall. ESD, Mr.. ROBERT GATES. 10 Miss
MARY ANN VAUGHAN, all Of this county.
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Reprinted at Raleigh, n. T..
A voice from Heaven, pages.
Don't put it or
AlLsuffiriency of Christ
Self Dedication 70 God.
Private Devotion.
The Act Of Faith.
The Sentinel.
Motives to Early Piety.
Come TO Jesus. Formerly 81 pages,) now in
80, and IN 8 four psge tracts
Approved BY al the Pastors Of this City.
A large edition Of the above should he printed before
the type is distributed will cost $40 reset them
The number qnd variety viii be increased funds
given. 500 paws Tor ZOO pages $50 pays for 80
600 pages, and 81 pays for 1900.
Donations to be sent 10 the Agent which he viii &C.
knowledge by letter. and report 10 each Of the Pastor.
Of this City. More than 50OnO pages Of new tracts
have been sent TO our soldiers 10 Virginia.
WIN. /. CROWDER Tract Agt.
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KThe sixth Regiment William T. Dortch
Lieutenant Colonel IN the Sixth, or Col. Fisher
Regiment, having resigned the appointment in conse'
quence of his position as Speaker of the House Q!
Commons, Major Charles Z. Lightfoot has been ap-
pointed by the Governor, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Military Board, Lieutenant Colonel in
his place; and Capt. Robert r. Webb 10 be NJ ajor in
place Of Col: Ligh foot
First Lieutenant VIM. r. Parrish was appointed
Captain in place of Major Webb and second Lieuten-
ant VIM. Z. McMannen to be first Lieutenant.
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MissOurI.-The State Convention Of Mi ssouri
has been called TO mat on the 22d instant, to deber-
ate on the present critical position Of the country II
probably will declare against the Lincoln Government.
--~>~~~.~>~><>>~-
NOi thern C0ngress.-In the House of Re-
presenialiyes on the 9th Instant Mr. Lovejoy offered
resolution declaring il to be part Of the duty Of the
army.to capture and reurnfugtve slaves and direct
ing the judiciary committee to inquire into the erepdi
ency Of repeating the Fugitive Slave law. The reso.
luton was adopted by a vote Of 90 to SIS.
bill passed the House appropriatng six millions
Of dollars to relieve distress in he amy.
In the Senate, bill was passed RENTING the duties
on arms
On the llth, in the Senate, the bill from the Hous,
for the payment Of volunteers passed-appropriats,
$5,75O,0OO. The Senate also, by vote Of 80 to 10
passed resolution exPellng certain Southern mem
bers.
10 the House, bill was reported making appropri
atoms for carrying on ihs Government. Referred ts
The committee Of The whole.
Mr.. Stephens hoped the committee Of ways ant
means would put forward business, so that Congress
nigh, adjourn by the 18th inst. The chairman sal,
the committee was disposed TO give the Government
everything il asked.
Nj. Washburnes Force bill was passed, with onl,
ten votes in the negative. The Ian bill passed, viii
but five negative votes.
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President LlncoIn,s Message. As mi

sf our readers may wish to IL publish the whole
oflhls document IL ths Recorder to-day. Il appears
that this Northern President is disposed 10 Gil up the
full measure Of bis iniquy, BY prosecuting the be
has commenced With al The means be can command
lie asks Congressfor four hundred thousand men, and
four bundled millions Of dollars to be sqnandsred IN
The vain aitemPs TO subjugaie the soglh. Whether
Congress will be damsnled - 10 grant these sup.
Plies. we do not undertake tosay have hoped thai
il would exercise better judgment, and that honest com
mon sense would have some rule over them, though /
seems % have entirely left the President. Il would
seem that fanaiieism tsef would be appalled, al Tho
magnitude Of the the President eais ioL fsul
hundred millions u dollars Over twenty dollars ioi
every man, woman and lhiIi 10 ~ HE states femain
log IN the union including caliiorni, Oregon and 81
lhe territories. and excepting Kentucky and Missouri
and thh only for the iis rear Of the wai! vi.
shall no, believe Congress viii Be guilty. d such FOL,
Ill We sec il eonsummased.
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MELVILLE ACADEMY.

THE next session Of the subscribers School will
4 commence on Thursday the lst Of August.
ALEX. WILSON.
Melville, Aamance Co., June q, 1861. 9s-