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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

We commend the following sensible and patriotic
letter and accompaniment, to the imitation of all our
temperance friends
uncompromising enemy to intemperauce, you will
be glad to hear of any and every effort to advance the
TINS, should the true friends of SO great a cause, put
forth all their energies, and array themselves in one
mighty army against that deadly foe, which has IN
Questionaly done more to destroy the peace of fani-
lies. communities, and nations, than famine. pesti-
lence, or even. war itself. The fact, Mr.. Editor, that
many of the true and patriotic sons and members of
the different organizations OF temperance, are at this
time exposed to the temptations incident to camp
life in the tented field, makes it the obvious duty of
every man in the Southern Confederacy, who has one
spark of patriotism burning in his bosom, to do eve
ry thing in his power to arrest that tide of vice, which
carries ruin and desolation in it's track. Being fully
impressed with the necessity of a strong pull, a long
pull, and a pull altogether, the members of the Rich
mond Temperance and Literary Society most respect
fully suggest, to the members of all temperance or
CARNATIONS in the State of North Carolina, the pro-
priety of furnishing each of the Volunteers belonging
to the different fraternities, the Spirit of the Age, or
State, the perusal of which, will not only be pecu-
liarly fitted to assist them in Willing away their
leisure moments. but also tend to alleviate the stan
dard OF their sober, neral and religious charaters-
traits for which We are proud to know that North
Carolinians are nobly distinguished.
The r.. T. & L. Society do not make the sugges-
ton to others, without first acting upon it themselves.
We have from our organization eight brave and no
bic spirits, this time, in the tented field. They have
not only proven themselves philanthrOpists in volun-
teering and manfuily fighting, under the cold water
army, against that formidable tyrant, King Alcohol,
but also when that worse then tyrant, old Abe Lincoln,
sent his hordes of vandals to invade. our homes anc
~nresldes, then our brave boys proved themselves ready
for any emergency, by rushing to the conflict to Crap
8 brave boys, send the Spirit of the Age. Enclosed YOU
win find eight dollars the s Inscription money for on
: year.
), 5 81 !. I: HHfS$SfSsSS.sESs. Com.
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RlpeE spRlNa, Pitt county, Oct. 4, 1861.

- RIDGE SPRING, Pitt county, Oct. 4, 1861.
cts, socktrhh1, . LAM nasm ! se tha Iad;a. &c Gr;;ans n;s.rist
Pitt coufola.sas' . po .;nn bonsa araan;,e4 Nv calm Mrs.
y :. odair, aud Miss L. y. Cannon Secretary.
10 ~ were appointed to solicit aid for the soldiers. At
aress aNmmittees handed in the list of donations by the fell
iowius Nhave this day boxed up and sent to the Sheriff ofthe
cow. 'Eh. The following is a list of donors and articles:
: oeE blankets, is pair socks. 5 sheets, 6tewels. | over
co"s; blaRhops, 1 sage. l corn starch. Mrs. Charles Rogers,
: y coz pr socks, 5 pounds rags, u bandages. Mrs. j
naf cons, 6 pounds rags. Mrs. John G. c. Jenkins, l
4qu: ~. I Vey a. Allen. 2 quilts, 2 pair socks. Mrs. Martha
Naaron, 2Nt. Mrs. Arden Tucker, l pair socks. Mrs. g.
Osir socks Ne packing box. Mrs. Kenner Nelson, ! quilt, !
pMaors NAPKINS, l quilt. shirt. l pair of drawers. 2 pair
Iocomfort, comfort, . pair socks. Miss Mary A. Cannon.
~ corn. Martha S. Cannon. l pair socks, | string of
Ply socks. Wohnson, | pair socks Miss Julia johnson, [
pMals Misnhorn, ! gunt. Miss Josephine Jenkins, | pair
soeSs BloW pair socks. Miss Charity McLohorn, l pair
W.niar in u paid out for I pair hirnkets, [ pair socks
caat. Al pain 2 comforts and quilts, | gent shawl. | over
hticlcs. L. r. CANNON, Sec.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

THE N. C. CAVALRY REGIMEET.-This Regiment
which has been in camp at Ridgeway, near Warrenton
for some time past, will leave for Virginia this week.
It is said to be one of the finest bodies of horsemen
ever seen in the State in fact we heard an old army
officer say that it was as fine a regiment as he had ever
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

Extract of q letter
"I am greatly surprised to hear Of the great falling
off in your subscription list. when it is Q long estsb-
lished fact that the Spirit of the Age is not only the
Cheapest. but one of. If mot the very best paper pub
lished in this or any other State. II the Sons OF Tenn
perance win not sustain it, / propose TO those who
are not members of the Order, that we take a vigo-
rous hold and keep 1t up prosperously. Let il not be
said thxt so good a family paper could moi be sus-
tanned in North Carolina. W. ID. ID.
I'VE hope I'LL our friends win enter upon this re-
solve-Sozs and aI-and keep the good Spirit alive
and prosperous.-EDIToR.l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

Another Victory in Western Virginia.

4
The Richmond Examiner says, authentic intelligence
has been received at Richmond that Gen. Henry B
jackson. with a,5oO Georgians. was attacked on yes
terday, Thursday, the 3rd inst. on Greenbrier River,
near Cheat mountain, by 900 Lincolnites, under Gen.
Reynolds. After 4 hours hard fighting, the Lincolnites
were repulsed with heavy loss. Our loss was small
The following additional particulars were received
last night by telegraph:
STANTON. VA, Oct. fan intelligent gentleman
who was present at the battle of Greenbrier, on the 3D.
inst. has Just reached here, and has communicated
some additional details ofthe engagement. He states
that Brig. Gen. III. r. Jackson occupies the same po
sition now with his brigade that he occupied before
the battle, and that his pickets are stationed at their
former positions.
The Virginia regiments engaged were those COM
manded by Col. jackson, Scott, and Taliaferro, with
Hansbrough's battalion, and three artillery compa-
MES, with two batteries) commanded by Capts~An-
derson, Shumaker, and Rice. Capt. Shumaker was
wounded by the bursting of a bomb, and Capt Rice
had a portion of his foot shot off.
The first and twelfth Georgia Regiments, and Rnsk's
Arkansas regiment, were also engaged. One OF the
members of the latter regiment was killed.
Among the killed and wounded in the Ga. regimen
was David Brown, of the Atlanta Gate City Guards
killed: a member of the Dahlonega Volunteers wa
seriously WOunQoQ-nIs ud9lC uOG IeHSuiUefEu Ia
Currey of the Marion Guards, was killed, and Johl
Dean of the Muscogee Guards, received three sever
flesh wounds one of the Lowndes Volunteers wa
wounded in the thigh.
The Confederate loss was Z killed. 90 wounded, an
10 missing.
The Federal loss was very severe.
We are enabled to lay before our readers
copy of the special order issued by Gen. Jackso
after the battle:
II CAMP BARROW, GREENBRIER RIvER,1
HI N. w. A., Saturday, Oct. 5, 1861.
II ESPECIAL ORDER No. 49,
The following will be read at evening parade b
fore each of the corps of that portion of the !
division of the army of Northwestern Virginia
Greenbrier river.
SOLDIERS After a campaign, to you of peculii
hardship, the enemy. descending from his moul
tain Businesses, has afforded you the long convet
Tn-tunity of testing our efficiency in actio
ouyg in his greater numbers, hi superi
1!ldIa weakness of your pc.
sp0F 1r@4Qa1;S W trains ~ 49,;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

ANOTHER V1cToKF-PENsAcoLA, Oct. 9.-An en-
gagement took place on Santa Rosa Island, this morn
ing early between the Confederate and Yankee forces.
Amcng the killed ON our side were two of the 'Clinch
Rifles, one of the { Irish Volunteers" helms, OF
Warrenton, Ca, and several wounded and missing.
Full particulars not yet received
STILL LATER.-Last night 1909 Confederate troops,
under the command of Gen. Anderson, crossed the
Bay and landed on Santa Rosa Island Alta O'CLOCK
this morning they stormed the campof Billy Wilson's
Zouaves, burning and destroying every building ex-
cept the hospital, also immense quantities Of rations,
equipments, stores and munitions.
All the cannon were spiked and q total destruction
of the camp effected.
Loss of the Confederates DO killed and wounded
Loss of the enemy very great.
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- &sgfment has improved considerably since we have
$NE Most of the sick are convaiesing though We have lost
~ STGs. For the consolation of son Of u friends who are nx-
4-S% Ss&, I will give them a list of the deaths in Company Fl: Jas. s.
~ H. Adams, vergn Hansen n. :. Butcher, ". Pei, Jas Nc
ruff, w. Marion, VIM. Bedsoe Thos. Scott and William Eads. We ire sorry
to have to announce the death of any of these brother Soldiers, but the the
Lords will be done. We must all be thankful that is a we'll with us a it
is: and los of us who arr still alive are improving in health and will
soon be ready for service again.
We were cheered up yesterday evening with the new from western Vi-
fna, that our forces had whipped the Yankees out of the State and mortaly
bundled Gen. Rosenuantz. This report seems to be generally believed,
wugh it needs continuation.
Ut seems to be a hard matter to get the Yankees into a Eight down o the
kr, though we are daily expecting IN engagement somewhere near Alex
Ola, in which W e hope the Yankees will get a genteel whipping and bein-
q to return to their respective homes. Our Regiment would like very
INTO return to North Ger Dina, and help drive those unprincipled yankees
fNardinais Coast We feel a deep interest for the old North State, and
wNike to help defend her rights; but W hope those brave men that
hNen en- to her coast, will soon immortaize themselves by driving
thNndas off he soil. May the God of Battles lead u onward and soon
p\ peace I'M hanninesso more in or lane. A. c..
Mountain Tigers, 18th Regt. N. c.. VOL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16
T. S. WHITTINGT0Ns
Classical and Military SchooI.

FORSYTHE COUNTY, n. G.
WILL open the Fall Session the 18th October.
w 1861. Terms of 20 weeks Tuition from 90
- SIS. Board from So to $s per month, with all found
ocept lights. A large number can board with the
= rincipal. Capt. c. Ougborn. Drill Master.
For further address the undersigned at
s.ernersyille, N. C.
T-6t. It's. WILMINGTON.
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The Observer says an election was held by the
Lafayette 1t. Infantry, (Co.F, 1st Regt. Nc vols.,)
near Yorktown, Va, on Monday last, to supply the va
cancy occasioned by the promotion of Capt. Starr to
the Lient. Colonelcy, and such other vacancies as
might occur by promotion. The following was the
result, attained with great Eunanimity: Capt, Frank
N. Roberts 1st Lieut., John A. Pemberton I'd Lieut..
George Sloan Sd Lieut. Benz. Rush, jr.
~ Brig. Gen. D. III. Hill has been assigned to the
Northern division of the Coast defences Of North
Carolina. He is emphaticaly the right man in the
right place, and his appointment gives satisfaction
throughout the entire State. When old Butler hears
of it, we guess he viii decline retaining to Hatteras.
BLANKETS, &C.. EN- ROUTE FOR RIeHMoND.-We saw
(says the Register| at the North Carolina Depot, . day
or two since, . large number Of bales of Blankets
destined fo~rrRichmond. The number in each bale was
about 600. There were also q good many boxes des-
tined to the same place, but of what description we
don't know. Those articles were a part of the cargo
of the British shipthat managed 10 get into Savannah.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

THE ARREST OF I. L. D. RUSSELL, or THE
LosDos TIHEs-The arrest of this notorious in
dividul in Illinois, has been already announced
The Washington Republic thus chronicles his ar
rival in that city
W. II. Russell, special correspondent of the Lon
don Times, has returned to this city from his I
sporting trip to Illinois. On Sunday week, ct ]
Wilmington, Will county, Mr.. Russell went out ]
for a days shooting-a diversion slightly in con-
fiet with the laws of Illinois, which prohibit /
shooting on the Sabbath. Mr.. Russell was con. !
sequently brought to the presence of an Illinois
justice, fined thirty dollars forthe offence and paid
it. This is esteemed not only a good joke, but
the financial part is a valuable contribution to the
School Fund. which enjoys the benefit of one-half
Of all fines from this source. The authorities CT
| Illinois are open to severe condemnation for nom
| enforcement of the statutes, this being the first
instance in which q fine for that offence has ever
been collected. The conseryators of the public
peace of Illinois have long been on the watch for
a Doctor of Laws on whom to vindicate the ma
joritY of this Sunday statute, as well as for some
sportsman possessed of sufficient assets to pay
the shot in current funds. Illinois bonds not re-
~
ceiyed.
On approaching Racine, Wisconsin, on his sport
ing tour, while surrounded by his sportsman's
traps, Mr.. Russell was welcomed by an old farm
er of tho vicinity with Eve are glad to see you,
Mr.. Russell. Hope you will find lots of game.
You can have all the game you want, but you
must not make game of the American eagle out
barao The addra.s ceused allotted the anthusi-
astic applause Of the by. ISLANDERS.
!, sPEcuLArING IN Provisions. The Charleston
Mercury says, we hear it stated upon good author
ity that we have in our midst men who are strain
ing every nerve to buy up, from the wholesal,
/, dealers, even at the present high prices, the en-
t tire stock of those kinds of groceries and provis
ions that happen to be scarce il the market, in or
der that h GREATER, taking advantage of their mc
d nopoly of the necessaries of life, they may extol
enormous profits for themselves from the pressin
!: wants of our people. In New Orleans, where
few individuals have acted in a similar spirit, tt
Z. authorities have laid a heavy hand upon ther
IsI them, and a generous public sentiment has crus
The hesrtless movement to the earth. IF
aaen nao a@osar RS @~-ta~ pugntSnseosu
q Tfing a struggfeffkefhis are foes far more DANCE
Gus 10 the veal of the State than the Yankee ru
be fans, who skulk, with torch and rifed canno
81 along our borders and our coasts.
in We have no surplus population. Abunda
its work at fair prices may be had by all who care
ne obtain it. A reasonable advance of prices,
he times of scarcity, will not be complained of, ey
to by those in straitened circumstances. But let
81 not suffer the schemes of greedy and mercile
spectators to place beyond the reach of the no
est poor, the wherewithal to live and be happy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-16

- CAMP DAVIS, Oct, 1851. Z
EDITOR: as u friend in the West ar doubtless anxious to hear
y Q S'th hege N. c. Vols, and especially the Pisrab G,.ra. eo ~
""A yur PERMISSION say . few words through the medium Of your
mp ir tner benefit First then, " g are encamnea AZ c.mn nay;s = /
IT, - "hnngton' o. the shore Of Mtchelps Sound, "a small
fPh"e pea TN communicates with the Atlantic o the NO side and
Ptape Fear River N the other). Our location is ! hean,f,lo ~ - o,r
IN Is i'uatea IN a dense grove of cedar and long leaf pine so dense in
hA' an enemy might pass very near us and not know We were THAR un-
should look very sharp. Yves are well equipped, quarered armed, and
ind should the "inemy approach WE fancy he would be warmly re-
regards the health Of the Regiment and especially of the P. Gs, r
8mark, that considering the sudden change of location, climate, water.
is remarkably good. True we have a sick man OF two, but that lis
y rpnslng when 70 consider that in two weeks time we have been re-
from an elevation of two thousand feet down to the sea coast, and
Fhe best of mountain air and waite; to a air that fails to initiate our
PAIN LUNGS. (r as some of on mountain men once said, W Q fail to
III be fresh HAn) and to a water that is vastly inferior to that to which
1--we been accustomed.
our Company we have no men who are in any danger, at the same
8- duN i've have one IT two complaining a little.
I have trespa@ed too locg already and will close for the present.
%be benefit of our friends, / would state that our address is Wilmington,
hey should direct to us to the care -four several Captains and members
81 Regiment (25th N. c. Vols)
Wph anything of interest come to pass, I will Het you know QUICKER
Yours truly, "PIsGAH."
III forgot to state that / learned son of u boys have written
80 the Yankees Ire in sight and tina. W e r. momentarny espectng
~ Such is not the case. Any way I've neither z" SEED nor VnEAR,
IN IA 1t all resulted from the fact thai ono o. two of the be- saw
5l 'Hhosa or two out on the sound and Thoughts they we're" mgk ybi
Iva hf&ar" Yours,
~ BROAD RUM STATION, Va, Ger. 18th is& III
oonsP1RrT: Since ~ote you last we have left Camp Hardee. J hi
~, and moved up MANASSAS Gap Railroad ~ -
b. ~ SuHful mountainous country aear the Spout SPRING XxS me
q and cold as it is in wessep carolina. We are m 81
RS Bali Run Mountain, from the top which VIZ have = ewt
s9as R1dssAaaat and =sstssaa AtTzy$ sAyz,1 think is q tain
vnt9I ever beheld. The large sssn. paseres, spotted NJ, ,settie
Nds o. one stock, and the nice somfortaNs dwellings,. with ksfg 80
trees hoysisSs eve, them; The the l large asas.sas r-aVswas ,ths sS
.saSass i Il ooa sSl RI lis IS spread On s as : Is To- ahusi ii, I
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-06
vssHsss's Essr.Rnnrs!'ss.
Greatest Medical discover; II ...-.s.-

a ssEr, s'ss-a sasad E7res .si;vr.
OF sieratlla, rheumatism, Foycrs, Asthma,
nysperaia, General Debility, fey.rand Asac,
aealaehe. pizz.ness liu'fles or Retehea,
D.oqsy, Syphii.iic and ell ,iercnral Diseases,
Nausea, Indigestion, flatulency, Summer
Complaints, Billionsncss, Phlegm, aud all dia-
eases arising IRON IN impure state Of the
Blood.
The above diseases arise from tho great
primitive cause eli all diseases, namely: ln,-
pure Blood. The Sarsararil!a is intended to
pntify and give tone to it, SO tia, life will be
apleasure instead Of pain. Secure Circular
and read for yourselves. The medicine is rec
commended 10 all for II fair trial, and as IN in
dncement il may be proper to state that there
is nothing IN its composition in tie lcast tiet-
rimcntal to the health Of the patient. Fer
sale Wholesale and retail by J. NJ. SAaullin.
Sole agct in Toledo for the same.
i. i. LOCKE s CO,
General Agents,
800 Broadway, Ny.
Maya5th 1850. sandoyl
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sseton, iinelaoa fas. Isesr got y iof1Acntor
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hclirse q saif- Burr, thorough bred rsee
7a-r-, rho vas slrta u '11.slr Arc..,c e.. g
/. l1aFe ~ imported Messenger; ct Lady At
roft, thoronGs-bfea, tint could tlot hersuiie
~ z 3a without training; q let Singleton, \
q ohlo lie'ifonndsr vs. sired " Imported
ta's'er of tie Siisfse ianar.
bellI4ana 3F. al years ofa, aad not we'll
handiel, trotted end Lei. Island mia Ia
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w AsI!lNGIoN. Nav %

~ sunday night government coast
guard steamer got ashore at the noutl,
81 the Potomac. Sic was attacked H.
~ armed propeller from Richmond, and
"sasf Dflsk contest the rebels were
beaten Of. -Four government soldiers
we're Killed and five wounded. All
artned steamer has gone il pursuit.
Late aarices from Charleston sa.
they are erecting batteries on tho coast
sieSr Charleston, Of ril!ed cannon to
beat off tie blockadipg fleet.
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Tie hizft an,' oaviea celebrity wlich dies
pse.enslr.ia Medicines Fave CURED Ter thei
,i.yai.4alais efficacy IN Ell ne Diseases which
ttey prsFe.x /, cure. E.s rendered the usual
practice Of of ,tnfrng net orly unnecessary,
j hut unworthy az them. IN ali eases of Asth-
"a. 5.,9,tpa4,t, GifotIi, nlemna,ism, Affections
81 Ire ,.f.,,5isr nd kid..eys. Billions F.v.rs
.al +. n eom,5'.inta. In he seath md Vest,
u ere llese.siseases prevail, they will Dc found
Invaluable. Planters fsrWors aud others. 10
eseo tlst, these Melosnss, will never afterwards
Ii u;thaatt..e,n Bilious Cho,ie, serious lo..e-
nes4. PIES, ce.fisensss, Gods and coughs
4ltoli. ceY,t.,., han3olg. dropsles.
Isspt.Ys1a-N. rcleon with ihjs ,lis.resainq
,iiseas.. s'.asid ,.e'.y Using these Medicines
49, = '''0 AA'''
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= - 80 - ~ 80 re"'.,kr .
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n or g r.

10 Michael Donahuc
and
G. $. Long.
There is now on file in the Clerks Office Of
the District Court of Tama County Iowa, Pc
tition of Horny +. J.. Boardmsn claiming OF
you and others The foreclosure of u mort gage.
No personal claim is made against either OF
the above named and unless you appear and
defend said claim by noon Of the second day of
the next September term A. d. 1861 of said
CoIrt yo,lr default viii be he taken and judg-
mxItt Rendered thereon.
HENRY L. j. DoARDMAN
Plaintiff
ra,.Jo M.roo ,Qc1 uonou t,v
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Administrations Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned
James ". Glen, has been appointed Admiuis-
traitor of the Estate Of John Glen, deceased.
All persons interested will take notice aud
govern themselves accordingly.
JAMES w. GLEN.
n1s-2w Helena, March I'd, 1861.
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GoaaEsclsG OCTOBER 22l, 1850.

Tie subscriber has purchased tie limo d
STAGES from Marengo 10 Marietta, via Toledo
3o4 to iransror ,a'ioa of the mail. And wiz
take particular pains to accommodate the
TX: nazNt EslaMg...
leaves ngoIuesdsys, Thurs 7ars and
sat ardays On the arrival of the cals nom the
ias-, passing through Koszta, Dayton. Gwin-
vile. i1ting, Eedmnn, Tamayille, TOLEDO,
! inaiantown, Legrani, Narshaltown, arriving
q Eaflet'a, the following morning in time for
the stage North and west.
Leaves marietta Nondavs, Wcdneslavs. and
Fridays, u, 8 o'clOck, A. NJ, and arriving ut
aafeago tho following day, ia time for The
cars going East. Also connects at RcGnlau
tn sage for Cedar Rapids;
This is the shortest CT eatest and r.ost o.
peditioas route between chicago, central and
western Iowa
Passengers By this route will arrive at CHI
eago from twelve 10 twenty-!our hours sooner
5iaa by any other route, thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets can be obtained either al
aafengo or Marietta. An Agent will be =,
tie Depot to receive al haggage for this line
which will be conveyed to the Offices FREE Of
charge.
fare rs cheap as BY any other line.
Tie proprietor Will attend I'LL Exnrcss
ousiness alonT TIC line with despatch and
charge moderate.
i. O, WAKING Agent 1T Marietta
J. =. DJNHAM, Agent ut Marcngo.
Q; HERRTCK, Proprietor.
Nov. !, 1850 y2-n52