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MISCELLANEOUS


PILES. PfsTULA, TUHORS, &c, Sc
-rJ a CtOpTON. ~ IIanisvfJIe Als,, i'ssts WITH
~ perfect saesess HemoTThefds, Pists'a, 1ere-
real Diseases, SpeTfaatSfrbGa, &c ns -
treated an old OTeTpOF ~ tbs Siass. TIE etaest rhyse'
81 Ngn,aesosrV several Physicians ~ booJs SeTeT"'
tasttS+s ~ ibS ISislsarS. and ofhsTs - Sisf"s'h@,
yjfgHis Tennessee shd Mississippi Ihs tai,sh, ~.
ef,s,sstsr Gstrardsd 20 aay iSat nsT wish ihern 4.
Hies IN huntsville a4h~nas biz na:89e torn, HH'e''>
sistv 90 ihs Istatts and Charleston EsIF ~, 4.
three ernt STAMP mast psE7 ~ enf9ran' cI'SS'
Address J. 4. CIDITOS. " D
Hsnts'l'. AI.,
NJ ,.s, IN
LAND ~ CRAVEN COUNTY FOR SALE.
nnA ACRES OP EE+T QUALITY or STMHP
DSIU lapd. q large gam growth. sqrssi :" h9"S
'''"'' '"'' w ~" MRS = ?. sT4yLY.
S,,.,ot.r % IN ss-iE
TO THE FRIENDS or HOME MANUPAC-
TCRKS.
IHJnE EISSTOS SHOE FACTORY Il VOW ~ !IC-
u esssfBi 0Jeraii0n. ORDERS br negro BhO6ASt
am ''''" "' ~''''"' J. G.. CARPENTER. Agsn..
Kiusinn. y. e.. Jsly q. Iss1. Co"
DEBATES ~ CONVENTIONS.
MnFOCFIUIS(jS ard DEBATES m the CnnTsntIJo ~
Srfh.I.arrIrna called to amend the Cofsstit"'ionH
The State hch assembled Al Eai.izb Inga s. 49,. j"
which arc sriGu.d the Cynyetrpn Set and ;he amend
rusns r. he C"n.u;n. together Nth the votes 1t The
t,,is few cy.rcs ,nly II ~. a,vs pork remaining
""""' =" '''' " HENRY D. TURNER.
y. e.. B->,k sure.
HaIcgh. Jan. u. 1861. 81
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DRTGS. MEDICINES. &c
DRUGs AND MKDTCfSEx-
nAHR Zn RZCRIRERl LRE HnE REcErErE-

DRUGS AND HEDTCfYEx-
ntHE SUBSCRIBERS AXE VOW RECEIVING
IL theiT Sprnx and summer SUPPLIES Of
Drugs, HedIcfses, PAINTS, OILS. DEe<tsas, &e.,
which hss been carefully seseed ae the F-Izsrrs-z and
HaaaAetE-sEz 10 whch tssF TnV-s frpr1
shes, isass aud the Fu5 generally, s!srg assured sheJ
can IAszse bSsk prfce and saaIfe F-
WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD
Wa6e$sae and Retail Druggists
ElIexh, " G. AvrI -. 1870 SIT
BELL COLOGNE
n FINE SUPPLY OF THS JUSTLY CELEBRATED
n CosTae Fpss r.ceEVsE- AEs, FGsIzE Cologne Brg
asd " cae-pt hocs- BExn4 sGtEt aaz5sy CclGgne
and -saay others 1t sETer5er 4al1rT, IN =Cars zst
Fer Blls ehsar, kF
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD
RaLtT-f v G lrrIr ~ ISil ss-IE
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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

III lFE OF STEPHEN A DOUGLAS-U s Senator
from Illinois with his most important Speeches and
Reports; By q member OF the Western Bar
DR. OLDHAM AT GREYSTONES and his talk tbers
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF MECHANICS AND tx
PERlAENTAL DATA; By A Norm Revised, TransIat-
ed and redGcd to English Units of Measure; By Joseph
Bennett, Civil Engineer.
TIE HISTORY OF HERODOTUS-A new English
Verson edited with cnPiOUs notes and appendices illus
trated Illustrating the History and Geogaphv of Hero
doius from the most recent Of infOrmson and
enbpdyng the chief results historical and eihnogaphi-
and hiernglyphiczl discovery; By George Rawnsou n
A., late Fellow and Tutor of Exeter COLLEGE Oxfrd as
sisted BY Henry RaWlinson, R. C. B. and Sir j. G. VIII
EnsOn, T. r s. In four Volumes-VoI g. with Mans and
illustrations
For sale by
". l. PONEROY.
Raleigh, Y. C., Aug 2I, 1850 e.
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SPRING NATTRASS.
n An NOW NASUFACTCRISG 4 SUPERIOR
IL STRING AATTRASS, 70 which call tie aiieaiiou Of
the public It's uIuricusEes Of this elastic evcch and
the convenience Of arrangement veil the sgu price
mich o--T them for sale, strongly them
H'us.S-eperS generally.
Call aud examine them a, wATSOS'S Upholstery Is
tabshu1ent. Raleigh, near the Market Hguse-
July :, iSisI ST
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WANTED.

WANTED,
EpY TWO YOUNG LADIES A SITUATION IN A
ID FEMALE COLLEGE for the ensuing Academic
year-one experienced Teacher in the Fine Arts Bellies
Lettres, and Wax Fruit makiug-the other, Guitar
Teacher Both having Taught in Colleges in Tennessee and
Alabama, would prefer situation together in the same
school if not would take separate situations and
Southern Teachers
For further particulars please address,
ERB.
Gainesville, Geo.
July s. 1861. 62-sm-
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NEW ROCKS.

ENHE REASON WHY-NATURAL HISTORY-GIY.
ing reasons for hundreds Of interesting facts in con.
necon with zoology, and throwing light upon the pecu-
liar habits and interests of the various orders Of the All
WHY" aTbe Reason Wbv." &c IustT.ted With 11msr.
Gus Engravings.
Ell EUBElDIS; By the Author of %The LAmplighter"
and Mabel Vaughan"
LUCILE-A POEM; By Owen Meredith, Author of
The Wanderer," &c.
For sale by
Raleigh, N. C., Aug. II, 1860. 6s-
BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL, HISTO.
!" RY.@SURVEY OF NORTH CAROLINA-Con-
tanning Catalogue Of the Plants of the StateS with de
crppOns and history of the trees shrubs and ToodT
vines; By Rev. II. A. Curtis, d. d.
For sale by
Raleigh, n. C., Aug. T. 1850. "a
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LAW BOOKS.

a LAW DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Contain.
"A ing full Definitions Of the Prime pal Terms OF THE
CoNxoS CIVIL LAW, together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations Of the various technical phrases in different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise, embracing also all the rinepa
Common and Civil Law maxims; By Alexander u. Bur.
rill: and saLarged edition.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, n. c., Feb %, 1850 lit
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TO THE PRIEyDs or HOME nANUFAC-

HEAD QUARTERS n. e. TROOPS,
Adjntant Generals Office,
RsLg:en. Aug 2n, 1851.
A IL OFFICERS EECRCITfSG COMPANIES FOR
n Fiat. Tr-I.. ulgr have NJ; 81 reI-r'sd ihsr
COMBINES full and been a<s gnsa 70 E~gln~ts TIE
rtt yynr,H, delay u. Col. II ". SHAW, .ih ILtsr;y,
s. e. State Tr'1Ts Warr"ni"n. T..
BY order 81 the COfna.ander-in.C Chief
J. e.. MARTYR.
At.H'ani General.
T5-n.
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GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,

GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
Jobn Nebane W J. Mcdonnell, G. p. Nend+nhAll, ID.
p Weir James N. Garrett, John l. Cole. y H. ID. MS"n'
VIM. Barrncer, David Mcknight, u: ;. Sherw""d' jed.
n Lindsay Greensborou2h W. A. Wright, wilmington;
Robert f. Troy IumbertOn Alexander Miller: Ns"bern
Tbadcus Niece Raleigh Thomas Johnson lanGeFEiiIGi
N w r Rsm.er Wadcsb0rungh; Rev K. Z. Maynard,
Fr,ntiinton. DIR T. Watson, WatsOnville-
oRECERs
n II u WILSON President,
i'm II LINDSAY Vice President.
C. p. MENDENHALL, ATTORNEY. r
PETER ADAMS, Secretary ana treasurer
WM IL CUMMING, General Agent
W. J. Mcconnell, !
J. A. AEBANE, Executive COMMITTEE
j. NJ. GARRETT, J
All COMMUNICATIONS ON business Of the Office should be
.ent IN PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, n. c., June II, 1869.
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ENNONS, GEOLOGY,

EAAONS' GEOLOGY
MANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR THE
IA use Of Colleges and Academies; By Ebenezer En-
mons State Geologist Of NOrthCarolina; Late State G
oogst Of New York; Professor of Natural History aud
Geology in William College, Corresponding Member Of
the Academy Of Natural Science Philadelphia &C. &c
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
haicgn, n L. March 3, 1850 2O-tE
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a TTESTION VOLUNTEERS,
Fresh LOBSTERS
SALMDNS
PEACHES
PISEAPPLES -
ST4YBERRIES
BLACHBEkRIES
WHORTLEBERRIES
APRTCUIS. &c
Theoretically Sealed. for sale at
}. B. FRANELIS'S Variety Store
i7-iE
May IL. 1881.
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4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CHFWIIC
supp! Of the above just received OF
4 D. TURNER
n C. Book Store
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sWAIS'S JUSTICE-REvIsED
NoRTH.CAROLINA PORN BOOK.

NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
a improved edition of this valuable work recently
N published BY a. d. Turner Raleigh Y. c. printed on
god paper and substantially bound 10 law calf Il contains
Forms OF all those Legal Instrumnes which people have
occasion to and furnishing also guide Justices
of the Peace Sher Clerks Cons bes Coroners School
Committees, &c g. which added the Constitution
Of NOrh-CarOna and the United States, account of
the principal officers Of the State and Of the Counties titles
of address, &c, &C. Furnished the unparalleled low
price Of One Dollar being the cheapest book offered
for sale When BY mail exia charge Of 20 cents
will be required postage on this edition. lib
ersl discount made to those who buT 10 sell again
Published and sold, vhoesae and RETAIL bT
HENRY d. TURNER
At the Nortb-Carolina Book Store
Rale;gb y. C.. Dec Is. 1870 Iu5-tf
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WRIsH POTATOEs.-yEHY FIVE on SALE AT
Il l.gssf a-arEs. prsees- JAMES u TOTLES- Agt
Pso. =, ISL. z-sL
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HEW WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AED
PLATED WARE

cold, SILVER WARE.
Gsnt~rn.nS Levers, Caps ard Gcks's,
14sda~s fEv.rs, sssta S~+ers, SfpSIH t"'a&N,
y-Is.. rso.r. Preserve ard %rrysr -SpoTrs,
l4a4t.s' W4trf1 Chairs, sTsss sTs.cSs \ CrHasSeTS
Sesi anG week Grams, prs
go. a gr.a.t Prs sr1 Eas Ioe Crsans Pc EaTVsS
ghES bsssisr at Caks Eh,Ses,
graesfis and Brsas: PIss. Ch',fr.ns katges FarhS
p asA .T,z.~ Htxs Cord Cxses Pepo>T Bones,
cog 80 SJ,-r- Esat,,s4s Prrli saI PIckJs EApVes,
C%iaF AMI 5iesVs Bottoms, Iaots aad Desert SHo"AS-
p, EartI.s TAlmbbeS AID Tea Spoons
araagetts zad PsncIlS, -,ap' aaf CfsaHs IasiesI
r'c<ctx@ies ant Thfnabiss, traT7 HH5arf Sso~As-
Crosses a.: 5ssaps> fsHS%S a9<s Ieats
sper1ahSsS. trc,
PLATED WARE. Cutlery.
lee Pitchers and sfDoas Iah.: and Ds.as-i hn1'sS'
Casters Srf Waters. PaeSst snf P-nkh17ssI
Cake Easkets anf Fnrks. 5cssaoTs ard Razs
Preserve and Batter -tanfS,
Tahle' aat Desert haIVss, HI.cebaneonss
Uysier ant <azar LADIES', IiaTT aaA Isyta hfnsoes'
Batter a.t Frai ElSes, C1asa' ard 6sa76t
FIsa ant Pc EaTss, Pete: Ec"ht aad Maissts'
ga.i seller, Ls4Iss' Trsus!Isz Wallis,
Candle St~Ls. work HI'Kssr
Ny.as<ss Negs, -5esi 5P~etacss@,
Tea iefi&-5 ;rsesS, EaLr 1t:Sps ard Bf1'ass,
s1Ncracrss Frencs sad Yaakee LcEa-
..h ,ts Vs-he-s q thA I .a'r-e and 5sh>rs 20 eat
.. az s,-A ana ,se Er tkr-Tues w .ocr ot L5ocs
large and fas,i,le HI Eri>>S >h4aD,y. TI! var
rant every srtc.s .s,d 9> what s st fsr. NJ Jlk>9
.,c.Sy s> J>r GaL Watches ahd CiaeSs repaired aed
Narrated TT y r.1aiEs- -
Raleigh. y. 'Sgr. u, l:.y. sI-H
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SCHOOLS. COLLEGES. &c
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
LITERARY SCHOOL.

TTNHlS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT
Il LII SrZ1EZef! c@ts-S-, whose s-ls!es With
The apbahet Ard 7nE5=1= re Ee1znraTy B-suche-
HI;h=claies- Language Ec-.h L-srzFa-e- S4i--l Str
suss, au H.-ll Ph0 -tT HHIil the mad. al ne
d=o,s -srfT rrzlet ST. Ehe t--=s II re. Tn
l55as a.t t.c.ss,. ;h9roG.h ard en1l5rehs7-
ave N=c~--ary apraratGs freely sEIE'i= Ike La.z
and Caoos-s embrace And CO. =ctIOES.
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q ,r,-n.L KInE IHSuRANCE 90.

~
r the Annual Meeting II The S"fthCar'irn" Hni"a'
Ftte Insurance Company. held pn hc l'th "i ,ahma-
~ ,he Elip~ing pers',''s we're elected De''''' " ~
Gers for tho ensuing year:
DIRECTIONS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
j. Williams,
q. ". III D. iiiIurehipgs
Kemp =. Battle.
Grprgs Little.
James N. TDyIea.
James r. HnYi, Washington.
Alex Mitchell, Sewbetn,
Jn,hua o. Wright, Wilmington.
John ~ Jnsrs. EdcniDn.
(Ien ". Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos Ramsay Plrmnnih.
j. ". IInrrrII, Nurfrccsbor".
H. b. Williams, Charlotte.
samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. ". Steel, Fayetteville.
Joseph White, Arson County.
.Jps. Bpnner Salern
A. T. Snmrny. AAhcSle.
OFFICERS or THE COMPANY.
T. II. Selby. Pr'siJr"L
H. D. Turner. Iic> Pr>'idert.
John II. Bryan Att0rHsg
Hamden s. Smith. !>eystars dnd 7r'as"|.
T. TIL II. i ie, %iI fss.,s'"' xe c,mmu.>.
G. w ID. Iluichinga. J -,
This Company has been in successful mpT'anon ptI -
ysars and continues take risks upon all ca''f n PP
cry in hc State Except steam Mills and lnrPchhne ~
,;lr;. n,n favorable Terms It's Policies now c1Ver
nrorerty amounting nearly k;,pp" large priipn %
which "a in country risks; and It's present capital h"'er
Eve hundred thousand dpArs in bUnds property -ecfci
8 All communications in reference TO INSURANCE sh"uu "e
AN"' HAMDEN s. SMITH, Scy.
R,Ie;gh Ian lG. 1851.
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FINE-ARTs SCHOOL.
MI SIC SCHOOL

SPECIAL a'-S1iSS1 csTysd 20 tr7vI1Z. OIL Painting
AID EGsr7sf=-T- The rIrds scgle e El-cT palaIiEz
ard :" OErlaa=ctai work 49, taught
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NORTH-CAROLINA SHOES. Il GOOD AZ
" Of G=Eii=zens and 5saET r-zrn Bro
gans fin lE- NAng;ac-DrT Of Miller Fosisr Thomas
vile, sac al Their pr5ces
Among them are seTsraI varieties suitable 70. Camp
Shoes.
The 81 car Dealers and Farmers Is respectful
" called his work NIL =aGa-= G1TyrablJ ao-
TarA-ee with zn-, and will pore FAR serTc=ab!e
Jar IsnkA- Shoes
Orders Will be iaksa for FlL supplies
JAMES NJ TOwLES Az'I
Nay 81, 1851. 4.-i
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MILITARY TACTICS.

TOOPERS MACOABS TACTICS-A concise system Of
- I1<'ructts and Regulations for the Militia and Vol
un:ssrs If the United States eprehending the exercises
and movements IF the Iuatry Light Infantry and Rife
men, Cavalry and ArtiiieTy
SCOTS INFANTRY TACTICS-In Volumes.
For sale At
Raleigh, " c. Feb %, 1880 I7-tf
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EXPENSES.

Vase q tauEh; 4 and IEStr7c;ioa
q zITsa tee PazS. G1-r4r and Harr1caun CnuzGzl
aiIenIiga - d=EcIet 20 Veal and Sacred Muse
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~ EEY.-TEE SEAHP LANDS OF Nos1H-CaEoLrya.
Containing descriptions. with aIaiyse Of the soils
Of the Swamp Ll6ds By EbeDezef E1nons State zeoIo-
zlst For sale By
Raleigh, Y. c.. Aug. :, 1861 s.
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CIVIL PRACTICE IN NORTH-CIRoIN7

CIVIL PRACTICE IN NORTH-CAROLINA,
nNh VOL sEO-CONTAINING NEARLY FIVE
" hGztrst pages Pre- reduced 10 81
With the SoEta-CsrOiTaa Form Book CartEeTx Trsses
and tbs Volume sh11IEZ the actual Prac55cs e5r+ s
E=re e1ir-ea- The uaticnzrF the hEEer have eT a.
oess 20 Business k1TraA Postage - Cents
POT sale by
H d. TURNER
SOrth-C1ruDA Bookstore
Raleigh, y. C., Aug Il, 1850. Ia.
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1xgrtRAxcg COMPANIES.
MUTUAL LPE IssU-
RANCE COMPANY.

OYP1CE2S'
Gas w. Jnrias.,x, President.
We W. UotbEs Vice President
H. ", HtSrED Attorney,
W. II, JosEs, Treasurer.
f. A. tarrrE. Secretary,
W, H. MckEs, ued. Examiner
q BrsgEE. Z f~. c""'
". H. NcKEE,
W., further information the public Is referred :" 'hs
uan1tbisis and Errs 81 proposal when MAJ Ds ""@"s"
y ~. ngBrr Of The COMPANY sny 81 Its Agsnsss
~ Inc "'"'s " '"' Actress Il. II. BATTLE,
Stcreary.
$500, a., , ,srn G3-tJ.
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OLD DOMINIoN TOBACCO.

a NUIHEE FJ0T OF -OLD DOMINION syoETxC;
"A IO8ACCn. inst received II Turner's v c. Ronk
Store sad 10 Dc Superior 10 la fs.us.
R4Le5=a, Jan :, ISL -
e Spirit n{ The A=z eopT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02


II would appear that the business Of Congress
is being cut out 10 order. All Congress WILDE
called on TO do will be to register the edicts Of
afeg demagogaes who aspire to lead, and who
have already lead tho country 70 destruction
) A correspondent Of tho York Werld
givss the, following as the programme Of the
demag gogue and ignoramus from Massaehu-
sets. ~
Already pRac,isal measures Of legislation are
being prepared.
Ia consultation With Congressman az well as
high officers of the Government, ard at an
early day of the extra session of Congress,
will, as chairman of the Committee on Mil.
itary Affairs, introduce a series of bills, propo
sing:
lst To legalize executive action concerning
the present defensive or warlike Preparations.
I'd, Giving the sanction OF the law TO the plan
already announced for o permanent increase OF
the army.
Sd. Retiring infirm and disabled army Of
fcers. lg'i IN, ss,
4.h. To organize from the militia hundred
regiments as national guard, to be all clothed
and armed alike.
5lh. To increase the number of cadets TO the
extent of sixty eight, or to the number of Sen
ators, and authorizing the President to fill the
vacancies caused by resignation or otherwise In
that institution, 3is
Besides, it Is deaigned to recommend an ap
preparation of two hundred millions OF dolars
to carry the defensive measures into effect.
The above are substantially the objects con
templRted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
Infamous.

The New York Tribune and its Washington
letter. writer's have been busily employed fol-
some days TO make the country believe that the
Administration, and especially Mr.. Seward
we're contemplating disgracetul surrender to
the demands of the Rebels, through treaty o
peace. In other words, they want the people tc
believe their Government ready to turn trait.
ors. At last, the assaied have felt 1t due tc
themselves and the nation to authorize denial
Of these charges. The Tribune, in one of Its
Washington letters, meets this contradiction
as follows:
1.-THE Secretary of State authorizes denial Of
our statement that Peace Propositions have
been submitted. We expected that, Of course
Diplomacy has the same prerogative as grand
larceny, and can plead mot guilty to the In
dctment. Let the Administration recall Jas.
e. Harvey from Lisbon, and break up the
camps on the other eide of the river, for an ad-
vance to Richmond, and the country will be-
lieSe him instead of US. Otherwise they will
take his disclaimer for just what it is worth, and
no more"
And is this all the justice the Administration
gets from that paper-to class It with the COM
mon thief, and place It's denial Of the charges
Of a newspaper gossip manufacturer on q foot
ing with the pleading of an indictment for
theft7 Such, language from press not under
stood to have been once friendly to the Admin;
istrstion, would Justify strong suspicion Of a
reasonable design to break down the Govern
ment for the benefit Of the Rebels. As II is,
it is deserving Of the severest reprehension OF
all loyal citizens. The utmost stretch Of the
license Of discussion, would not cover such i'm
putations at any time, and especially when the
preservation OF the Government SO much de-
a. n1 oda kaf M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

DANGEROUS CoUnTERTEIT.-A man named
Coon, and woman formerly school-teacher
at Dayton, Ohio, were arrested there on the
Goth inst for passing counterfeit coin and
money Soon afserward search was institut.
ed, which resulted in a big haul of bogus coin
as we'll as counterfeit bills being found upon
them, amounting in all to 81 657 IS. Quite a
large portion Of the coin was in quarters and
halves, and could hardly be detected from the
genuine, having the appearance and regular
ring of pure silver; but it lacks the weight, AND
therein is readily detected. II is pronounced a
most ingenious attempt at counterfeitiDg the
American in. The bills, mostly Sc and lO's
on ONO and Kentucky banks, are Of good pa
per-as good as is used BY any Of the banks
and are we'll executed. Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
ohio Iroops in Wes1eTa VirgInia.

II 49, "a .1l - flIrtJ aII IT.
/ We copy the following from the Commtyeisrs
special, from Camp Ewing. dated june 29.h,
Generals Rosecrans and Sohleich's Eiigadee
are moving towafds Buckhannon. They are
encsmped At Camp Ewing, l6 miles south Of
Clarksourg, and willremain several days.
A scout who slept 10 Buckhannon last night
says the town is entirely, deserted; rebels took
all the forage and fell back on their main coll
umn.E i E N.fat Nf ~ eEF akA IS
Prospect for fight fading.
McCool's Regiment joined this column this
morning, having marched 81 miles yesterday
all well.
Six companies, Col. Connell's Seventeenth
Ohio, went TO Weston and Ripleyon Thursday,
in the vicinity of Parkersburg, to rout the reJ-
els, but found they had disappeared. Our march
Is through beautiful country The people are
generally enthusiastic for the Union. They re-
ceived tho army enthusiastically, and fed them
generously, at points,on the road. One lady
who heard OF our approach, baked one hundred
loaves Of bread and gave them TO the troops, be-
sides cooking six meals for the officers last
night-refusing compensation. The rebels had
reported that our army were staying and de-
stroying as we marched; but Sans gold and
kindness removes such Impressions.
Qaartermaster Talmadge bought thirty head
OF cattle from eecessionist, who expected we
would seize them. He was thuDderstuck at the
kindness with which he was treated. Ina few
weeks these people will all be entbuslastic fol
the Union Young Virginians are enlistiDg rap
idly in our service, and we have plenty of zeal
Gus scouts, o-t,f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
up The Boston Courier, the old Wing orga

g1F The Boston Courier, the old Wing organ
of Massachusetts,, has the following;
A party newspaper, in an article justifying
the removal OF anti -abolitionists from the Gus.
tom Houses, urges that
"The argument that Democrats now In Office
should be retained, because q large portion Of
the Democracy have patrioticslly come forward
TO the support Of the Government will not bear
examin alton. TIE Democracy, while support
ing the Government in it's efforts TO re establish
It's authority, especially disclaim all sympathy
with the Administration, and propose to hold IL
to strict responsibility for its measures.-
When the rebellion 10 suppressed, they will not
hesitate to draw party lines, and urge a re-
lentess war upon the Administration and It's
policy. Under such circumstances, sound policy
dictates that the bff,irs of the Government
should be administered by those in whom the
Administration has confidence.
Won't the Republican party also hold the
Administration "to strict responsibility (or
accountability for it's meAsures2" What au.
thority justifes the prediction that" relentless
war Ia tn be prosecuted against "the Admin
istration2" II the Administration can trust
the defense of the country TO Democratic col
diers, why tell US that ''sound policy dictates''
the removal Of Democrats from civil posts7--
There is no just excuse in the quotation for
Goodrich's conduct. He is petty party politi-
clan, and has stronger attachment for his
party to day, than he has for the Union. Look
at his truckman, ye drivers of drsys But
enough OF small things.