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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15
Obituary Notices.

.EE- Following the example of nearly all the pa
pers in the State, we shall require pay for all Obitua-
ny notices insertea in this paper. Persons who
send such, of any description except a single an
nouncemento Of demise) must enclose ten cents for
each manuscript line, in order to ensure insertion
Unless the money is enclosed the notice viii net ap-
paar.
The rsasenableness as well as justice of this rule
with be apparent to all, who will remember that Prin-
tiers can no more aGerd to work for nothing than 9TH
,er people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

NEw CoNscR1PT ORDERs.-Gen. Cooper has
published orders directing the arrest as de-
serterS of all Conscripts in the employment
of Government or Government contractors.
absent from their employment without au-
thority. The reception of substitutes under
Is is forbidden. The reception of substitutes
into Partizan Corps is forbidden. And it is
also ordered that if "a substitute become
liable to CONSUMPTION, his principal is also
liable unless exempt on other grounds
So, if the Cons cription is extended to those
between the ages of 95 and As, very many
who have employed substitutes between those
ages will find that they have wasted their
money.
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ARMY ITEMS.

LEE n. c. TRooPs n TEE ATE BATTLES /
The Virginia papers publish lists of casual
ties N a few Of the regiments Of that State,
but we have no reports from the North Car
oina Troops We suppose there is very little
opportunity fer writing while the army's
movements are as rapid as they have been for
some weeks past.
We copy elsewhere from the Standard a
letter from one of the 9th Regiment, which
shows that our troops have been fighting
with their usual gallantry.
The Wilmington journal learns that in the
Fight at Manassas, on the seth ult., General
Branch's brigade is reported to have lost
about 80 men killed and about 100 wounded.
This, our informant says, is as near the
number of casualties as could be ascertain
ed, withsut the official lists.
TIE TReoPs IL MARYLAND-These, ac-
cording to the Petersburg Express, are Gen.
Jackson's army, Longstreet's Division, Gen.
Stewards Cavalry Division, and the Divisions
commanded respectively by A. z. and D. H.
Hill.
a PATRIOTIC EAMILY.-Gen. Joseph Era
ham of Lincoln county, n. c., has left a
name renowned in history as a revolutionary
hero. His mantle has fallen upon his de
pendants. His youngest son, ex Gov. VIM.
A. Graham, (who We have thought ought to
be a General, and perhaps would have been il
he were of the Office seeking sort, has five
sons in the Army. His sister, the youngest
daughter of Gen. Graham, and wife of the
Rev. DIR. Robert H. Morrison, has two sons
and four sons.in-law in the service, tive ei
the latter being i" Beth Ell" Hill and Stone
wall" jackson. This is a record hard to beat
GEN. MCCLELLAN.-Pspe's disasters have
ruined him with the Northern people, lately
so full of his praises. He is now in disgrace
Mcclellan again commands the army and i
entrusted with the defences of Washington
CUMRKRLAND GAP.-The Yankee army a
this stronghold has not yet surrendered
though three times declared to have done s
/ by i" reliable gentlemen" arrived at Lynch
) burg. The latest intelligence from the Ga
is that the yankees are scarce Of food, bu
l that there is no telling how long they may hol
: out. THIS came from a soldier at the Gar
andnot from Lyuchburg.
: PRoMoTIeNs 9Th n. c. TRooPs-Isaac |
Avery, Colonel, Robert F.. Webb, Lieutenat
y Colonel, Samuel Med. Tate, Major.
STARTLING The Petersburg Express
Thursday says, that Col. S j. Wheeler
u 2surfreesboro', has informed it, that the en-
IA my had landed 500 or 1000 Yankees at N
10 Abram Riddick's landing on Chowan rive
II Hartford County I If this be true, it IS tin
. our forces in that section should be sIirrin
i, We have heard no such news here, and thir
- the rumor must be based upon a small SOU;
n of Yankees appearing at that point.
DEFENcEs OF WILMINGToN.--Gen. Gin
ar man, we observe, is now in command of tt
Cape Fear District around Wilmington. I
calls for one fifth Of the able bodied ma
% slave force Of the Counties of New Hanovt
Sampson, Duplin, Brunswick, Baden al
Columbus, to complete the defenoas of th
Mt region. This is an important and necessa
call, which we hope will be needed in go
time.-Standard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

CHRISTIAN CosFERENcE.-Th North Caro-
inA and Virginia Conference will meet with
the Church at Damascus, near Chapel Hill,
Orange county, d" @. on Wednesday before
the I'd Lords day IN October next. Persons
attending sY Railroad will find conveyances
ut Durham's Depot. A full attendance of
ministers and delegates is requested.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

H The reported death Of Gen. Ewell.
we are glad to say, is contradicted. He was
doing as well as could be expected at last
accounts. The reported death of Mcclellan
il not coofirmea, and We presusne that report
also is untrue. The reported capture Of
Burnside and his stat, has not been confirm
ed and is doubtless untrue.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

ORDINANCES OF THE CoNvENr1oN.-Jno. W.
Syme, Esq, Printer to the Convention, has
now ready for delivery the ordinances and res
olution of the Convention, of North Carolina
Price $ LIS, or S 2 if sent by mail. See ad.
Vertisement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

ARRIVAL or A WAR SrEAMER.-We are
pleased to learn that the Confederate war
steamer Florida, Captain Mafft, CARRYING
eight guns, ran into Mobile on THURSDAY
night last, after an exciting chase from the
Yankee cruisers, with a Joss of but one man
Killed and two wounded. The Florida was
built in England.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

Gov. Vance has appointed as his Private
Secretary, Richard Il. Battle, Jr., Esq, of
Wadesborough. who has been serving in the
Army till his health failed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-15

The family of Ex-Presiient Tyler, c~onsis-
ting of Mrs. Tyler and SIX small children.
have arrived at Fortress Monroe. on their
way to the North.-Richmond Fhig.
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The medical department Of the army is IN
t.ergoing : thorough overhauling, the Surgeon
General dcFoting his whole energies 20 the
work. 4 report las been made to the Secre-
tary Of War against the present system adopt
cd hv States taking charge Of their OWL sick
and wounded. The effect OF this system is to
DEPRIVE the Surgeon General Of the control Of
United States sick soldiers, and to render i'm
possible the procuring of pensions and bouu-
ties by the relatives Of deceased soldiers,
there being no United States officer to gl7c
thc certificate as required by law. The plan,
though Instituted with the best motives, in
olhcr respects is impractieable, aad dctri-
mental alike to the interests of the service
and the welfare Of the patients. Secretary
Stanton has, therefore, approved the eugges-
tion Of the Surgeon General to negotiatc with
the States for the transfer to the United
States Of all the hospitals provided By the
State authorities, together with the medical
officers attached thereto, the United States
paving ali expenses hitherto incurred This
lliu is understood to be entirely satisfactory
10 New York and Pennsylvania, and believed
to be the only one which viii insure the regu-
1arity and efficiency now so much needed
Additional military hospitals are to be erected
Immediately at several points, and many more
SURGEONS will be engaged
, 1862-06-09

The Warehouse Question.

4 meeting Of the Board Of Trade was held
Saturday evening at their rooms, The object Of
which will be explained By the following call:
Cn1cAGo, January 4. 1862.
C. T. WHEEIEr, PEEE1pEsT OF THE BOARD OF.
TKADE-,Sir We the undersigned members Of
the Beard u{ Trade, respectfully request you to
call special meeting Of the Board. at an carly
date. to take into consideration the new form Of
receipts issutd BY tasr grain war:houEemcn; and
also 10 consider the prap-isty Of abolizhing tho
preFtnt system Of grain Inspection
y Do1 s. sl'A1SAE'' J. T. + + Ta'TSE1' ToT7EE
k1NEA!;'. 4 No1coTT, WA1KER, EEossos + Co.
Tuns. TAEKEE. IS. L. HARRINGTON,
tHAs. RASnnLrH, RAE.,EY & lSGiEs.
SAN Il SuAcEFuHD, J. LAsLLE.
The new clause in the warehouse receipts
alluded to in the call is as follows
sit is expressly greed by the holder Of this re-
tc5,t Itst tn" -rr:7 hri: 1nc5tiared may be mix
Cd in common bins with other grain Of the same
<I1aw like number uf bushels of any s1ch mix
ta1e, any and oil loss o: da:na-c to such mixture
~ Are or he3:':: to be At tic risk, exclusively,
TIE Chairman, after reading the call, said
shat at 4 meeting called to-day commit
Sec Of ten had been appointed to confer with
the warehouzeuaen, 10 arrive at some settle
1nent OF the matter in difficulty, and called
uron Ar. Randolph, Chairman Of that Com
1nittee, to report,
3lr. Randolph said that in behalf Of the Com
mittee he had been instructed to report that
they bad hcld 4 meeting which WAS fully at
tended, with fall representation of the ware
lcuse interest rrcsent- Owing TO the short
ncss Of the time and the magnitude Of the
Interests involved, they had becn unable to
cone tc any conclusion. The warchousemcn
Iad met them in cordial and friendly spirit,
and were resdy to cooperate il whatever was
flr. At the request Of the Committee he
would ash that tie Committee be continued
and that wLen the Board adjourn, it adjourn
until week from Monday evening, at whicl
time the Committee would be il readiness tt
report.
Upon motion, the Committee were contin
ucd ard the Board adjourned until the tim
specified.
, 1862-06-09
FROM THE LONE STAR STATE
Heviving Vn1onfsm In Texas.

NEW YORK, June The New York 7rs-
ltlne editorfally says: 1--WE learn through
private channel, in which We confde, that the
Uniopists of Texas will soon be heard from.
We understand that their arrangements for
restoring their State to the Union have been
quietly matured, and that they have era this
thrown the old flag to the breeze under Gen
sam. Houston We cherish etrong hopes that
The rebels Of Texas will soon turn up missing
and that Uncle Sam will have possession Of
the stzte. We await for the tidinss with lively
s.%o
, 1862-06-09


Tie undersigned most Gratefully acknoWl-
edges the CHRISTIAN kindness shown to himself
and little party from '' The Orphan's Homo"
in Iowa, on the occasion Of tneirrecent e1elr-
sion 10 Chicago and concert in that city. Inc
contribution in old Trinity Church was $13.25,
for which We art truly grateful, as also. for
the free use of the church, to Mt Fargo; for
kind hospitali'l.s,. TO Key. Mr: futile, City
JOINS, hi, job Carpenter aud Mrs. B1ehansn; a. n;
for free transportation If bAggage, to MI,
Harper; for pass On City Railway for myself
and children, 10 Mr.. Gage, superintendent; !;
and to J. F. Tracy, Eaq-: superintendent Of
company from Iowa City to Chicago aud
return and TO the editors OF all the city pa
T,ers for a gratuitous notice Of the concert
For these favors we are all truly grateful, and
the children will long remember the enjoy.
mept Of this occasion, and pray that the Lord
viii reward all our henefaetors.
E. C. TOWNSEND, Missionary.
, 1862-06-09
LIST OF
Remaining uacalled for in tie Chic .go Pott
Qf1Ee.

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Alien Matte 4 n1fH Armstrong Ethel m1ss
Alsen Julia miEs Atkins D mrs
Aherln Mary Arnett Charles mrs
Andrews Elizabeth mles Allen Zelpha mrs
AfrdY Mary
, 1862-06-09

The remarkable letter Of Gen. Prlm, which
gave such al Interesting insight into the deal
ings Of France, England anu Spain, in regard
to Mexico, has been followed By the pubica~
tion in the French papers Of . letter from
Senor Hida1go, man Of note in the days when
Mexico gained her independence, and formerly
1er Secretary Of Legation at Paris. Senior
Hida]go says that in 1854, when SAINT. Anna
was il the fu!lness Of his power, and was able
to give to the country any form Of govern
1nent he might think best, he asked Of the
Europea1, Powers the establishment Of 4 mon
archy in Mcxico, with prince Of royal blood.
1T that time, says Senor Hidalgo, he desired
Spanish prince, and offered the crown to the
Infant Don Juan; but the revolution in Madrid
and the Crimcan war interrupted the negotia-
lions until the fall Of SaE1a An1a.
, 1862-06-09

Gen. Russell, the Adjuian. General q Penn
sylvanis, las obtained IN order from the War
Department which provides that suFesin-
teodcnt he appointed from each State, and
That when commanders Of regiments report
the number Of men needed to fiji up, officers
shall he detailed for recruiting service, with
tue approval Of the commanding general
The adoption OF this plan was stated by Gen.
Russell to be Indispensable, and it will be ap-
plied generally to a;l States as heretofore.
, 1862-06-09

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Klby Martha G mics
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, 1862-06-09
KEASTFR'S SAFE State of Till

cago-1n thancrry. Etls-n krth and John T. Gu7lcF
" Robert G. E,cne. Edward y Larnu1 and IhoIn.a
Hoynt-Ferreipsure # Mortgage.
Grcrrta order entered in the above entitled c1se on
tie twelfth .y If May, A. II. 1872 Sumner A4Ealt
Special Master in CancCry. for SUCH purpose auy
Monday TIL twenty third day Of June, \. u. ISL, 1T ten
O'Clock ii m C,r.:,rn sell ut public suction
to the highest bidder for cash 1T the nTth donr 81 the
C'u1t liiSo IN tiir 1T; 81 tnS;E IN tM I.unt} u
or parcel an stalstr lying aud being 19 TIE County
OF t"ok ard STAT. ef I1Iinss known and dc ssnAt n az
Block No twtsty three tat In Assessors Division Ut
tytEo t in Tow nship No. thirty min. tHl. north Of
Range fl.t-rn u! east Of the Third Principal Mtri-
fa1, hocnct: as At i staS, 1t
The northeast Intersection ot Calumet Avenue and n-
rot Tiart tnce aen. thu nsrth line .'f sail; lA-
gold ll:;cr f,Er llEnrti anu i've and twtent!is tet!
f461 2lh it., stakc dftyyc feet and tout-tsnts Of
foot tai iln IT. west Of te centre nf the east track
of t!ir Illinois central I;.iiroa thence northwest On
nr rara,1e wit, said east track Of said Railroad tour
hundred and And thret-t.nths feet sS
II 3to stake fIty five and fauEtentS frrt t'A' +lott
along the south lInt of cunn,Ec" strsEt tWS hundred
and ecyrntr-six md six tenths fret s'6 6lo H. 70
stake tenre south along the tlst line Of Calumet arc
mr. fur hurd7td and twt ntystytn :and eGAtttntn7
exclusive ri streets three anu ttICe Eunafti i.ttS,
eight one thousanits acres St ion acr"s> Also nj
tit right ttr and interest Of the SAID lber l;oane
ard Edward y. I.armGn. Of IN and u a'y lands lying
thu lands ii the Illinois Central Railroad CoNanr To-
e ther with Mi anti singular the ttntntuts htfettta
uents snl arpurt. r'nces tereunte belnnglns oI 70
much oi said rrets,s may be necessary to satisfy
the amount :9Ea the complanantS under said decree,
SUMNER MARBLE,
Special Master in ChsnceFy.
GALLCr 4 HITCHCOCK. Complts sorT4; .rs,, ii
Chicago, May 18th. fHl 4.1 1E &
, 1862-06-09

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painter OCoulcr John J0 Neil Henry"
, 1862-06-09

LOUISVILLE, June 7.-The Mobile Neus OF
The Slst ult., contains strict order from
Bcauregard, forbidiDg newspaper correspon-
dents within twenty-five miles OF his 4nes,
about the Amy in their private correspond
ence.
, 1862-06-09

IA ESTATE OF THOMAS WILLIAMS, DECEAsEp
The nndeEsn.d ha!ns ssn 3pEo?tsd Ad1llnstia M IT,.
County If .uuk aud state Of Ineis Decreased here
by give nftict that lie will arEar before tln' County
Of Cr:ca 1t 1ae July Term: thu third Monday Il,
Iulv tat> next 1T which time slI pr7sls having
r;:;ifs asui11sr said estate notified ami requested
10 attrit the iurrose Of avu. tltc same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate arr requested 70
Dated tni. second day Ct june. 4. u: lS6s.
je3rsGS3W JOHN TEARE Aa'., illustrator.
, 1862-06-09

l. GIVEN 1hate Fill sell on the 1lta day OF June
next at sy nt.ce No. 81 fs aehngso1 street. at the
hour Of 10 cTc1cce a NJ right title and interest de-
rlyed rnder cet1 Of sas1enMent tor the tencnt q
creditors nxde hy T. q Carter to me- July 9th ts5!,
to the foloH Ing lot pieces and patcel Of S1c with
improvements thereon. w:
lst Assesaors oub6lsislon Of H. X 8 &. 4 section H.
toEnsh'p 50. range II east.
"a, LoI 10 Block is. Wit hoi7se taeron In town Of
Mclean, Mclean county. Eline4a
Sd. Lot in Block Z With houee thereon. In town Of
Csiedonis. Boon county: ul!no!e o1 which isa mort
4tll. The S. ". y II 6. Y. Section !, town s. n
rause. II East: 60 Acres In KsnkakeeCo- on which Is
EortgAEt foF shout $h0.
th E.h Lot Il II lo1 In Block 43 and sub lot 10 Of
lot I, In Block q. In city Of Gslsna. IL
And will also sill at the tine sud pfsce al! the
uotae In J hanGs ttat not cold on the eGlI day
Of May last. A6HhE EAKiEh.
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, 1862-06-09
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, 1862-06-09


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PApucAH, Kr., June IA Is current
here to-day that Richmond is taken. 1t tao-
not be traced to any reliable source.
, 1862-06-09

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, 1862-06-09
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Wheeler 9TuEanN ar1i1g Peter Narne chesTer
Warner S 3 2 Warren Alex tco
Webster SheldenN Nalker Il uam-Ward SSanfo-d&
Watkins Saul Z iltun Aiken
Nilipplc ii N.elch All WhittnoreDiek-
Watkins E G Warehouse c cr=on & co
T. lit clock E II capt Wilson Geo II
Whitney David Wh!te 4 J White P
Ny}tv DaT!d White Oncy WALSH u Scheon
Walter Daniel
Young Edmond Young Heneay Toun;love 7
EockicyF 4 Young Wm 3
IMitiaIs.
dye house.. Agent Saginaw salt co Agent
Eartletts sewing machines :: c IT w s. G -.
". -R1encAaid + commercial college -. .Supt
Ohio & Miss. i. II -. Con11nercial Advertiser :
! O. r. E.. L. H. J. 3. II; & Powell!
| Poli=h.-. Mechanics savings bank.
! Persope wishing drop letters Advertised mus
UIiIce s.I,e1 from 1st eIay 10 1st November
daily except Sunday. from 4. NJ till P. r. o.
Sunday Evm 81 till 1G14 4. Y. From November Is
| till May 1:t. from ~ Ii. till r. NJ daily {excep
Sundays, ard oa Sundays from So III 1913 ::
! z.41 J, L. SCKIPI'S, F. N.
, 1862-06-09

DATENT BU e " II H AT
i ELOUR-Msnufactured By
HAWK1Ng t. CHAPMAN.
MICHIGAN N M LIS.
TT the very best BuckWheat Flour In the cifg-puSe
7ld EE.tc.
Choice Graham Flour, fro1n Winter Wheat
Cracked Nhest fresh and Bweet
Whtte Winter Wheat Flour Of the bass quality.
K1t-a Spring Wheat Flour.
Delivered to Any ps1t Of the city
Etors-Ko. 278 Eocth Water Street.
, 1862-06-09
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