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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

CArAwBA BRAvEs.-Capt A. T. Bost has Just
completed the organization of the It'll Company in
the patriotic little County of Cataw1a. He has 100
ssnen. His officers are, Alexander Routh LIST Lieu.
tenant James NJ Hoover, I'd Lieutenant; and N.
n Snyer, Bird Lieutenant. His Company will pass
through this place in few days, on their way TO
Raleigh.-Salis6ury RateRmdn.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

HARNETr.-An old friend writes to us that Har-
nett is doing WELL She now has 440 volunteers in
Inc Held leaving only 2l6 behind liable to do mill
iary duty. Col Murchison's fine Cavalry Compa-
ny Is still IN camp at Summerville.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

RoANoKE IsLAHD--Our readers are, perhaps, by
this time growing tired of any auSion to the
pursued by some of the Virginia papers and letter
writers, duplicating, without foundation, the gal
lantry of the North Carolina troops at Roanoke
Island. We give to-day an article from an intelli-
gent correspondent who was in the fight, which we
hope will be enough for the present.
Justice to the correspondent of the Richmond
Dispatch, bohemian" requires US to state that in
reply to the letter of 1t Col. Fowle, published in
a late Standard, he has made the amende honorable,
and in his reply gives Col Fowe's letter in full,
with explanations which we presume will be salts
factory so far he is concerned His letter is too
long for our columns at present He says:
AS far as possible, | tried to give fair and
truthful statement Of facts and if failed to do so,
it was because was misled into error and not with
the deliberate intention of writing what not
true. | had no desire to impugn the courage Of the
3Ist in saying they ran Immediately to their quar-
ters; for, after the enemy had taken the battery,
what else could they have done My only wonder
was that such panic should have seized the strug
Cling band Of soldiers saw half running, half walk
ing in a very frightened manner towards the upper
- end of the island, and which | was told was the
3lst. Col. Fowle intimates they were some other
men, and, as had to depend entirely upon hearsay
as to who they were, have no reason to doubt it ;
and more especially as know Col. Fowle to be a
reliable gentleman and brave and intrepid oIticor."
Near the close of his letter he says:
"Eone of US could speak in too high terms of
those companies under Major Hill in the fort who
fought the Navy for two days; of those companies
who fought in the battery with the Virginians; or
of Col Green and his braves, and against such over
whelming Odds Whenever Ifailed to praise those
Rho deserved it want ofinformation was the cause"
u q. ~ -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

ALIENS IN SAvASNAH.-Since the requisition on
Gov. Brown by President Davis for twelve regi-
ments frou Georgia, over one hundred persons in
Chatham county have presented afiidavits and had
the same recorded that they are aliens, and do not
intend become citizens Of the Confederate States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
The Latest News.


Further particulars Of the Newbern fight are
scarce. Rumors aHoat in the city on Thursday
state that the enemy had driven in our pickets 10
miles below Kinston, and were advancing upon that
place, but it is believed that the rumor arose from
skirmish between the pickets in which it is said
we lost one captured and the enemy two. Another
rumor states that Burnside had left Newborn and
was going down the river. He had appointed mil
itary Governor for Newbern, was terrifying the
place, and arrestng all who were said 10 be in the
fight The report that the Yankees admitted a loss
Of 1900, and that loss was 400 in all is doubted.
1t is believed that our loss in killed and wounded
docs not exceed l50 and about 100 prisoners Burn
side, it said speaks Of his loss being about IS
killed. but the impression our side is, that his
loss in killed and wounded was between 500 and
1000.
The Goldsboro' Tribune announces that Brig.
Gen. Gatlin has been relieved Of his command. and
that Gen. j. r. Anderson has been placed in COM
mand of the Department Of North Carolina.
The Tribune announces the following wounded
persons in the hospitals about Goldsboro':
7th Regiment-D. L. McKoy and Julius A. Par
ker, of Iredell County; Elias Crawford of David
son, and w. G. c. Wilson, of Mecklenburg.
26h Regiment-Sergt G. j. Banks and ". p.
Burt, OF Wake; Charles L. Jones, of Moore, and
L. Z. Smith, of Chatham.
9th Regiment.-John Nixon, Of Pitt, and Kin
chen Cobb, of Greene.
33d Regilneut d. Mcleod of Cumber-
land, and John Guy, j. L. Henry, and David Rc-
card of lredell.
ssh Rcgiment-Neil Medlin and Sergt Rod.
McRae of Moore.
37th Reyiment-Lt w. Z. Stewart and Corp.
| A. j. Stewart of Ashe, Manly Hatton and b. A.
Brookshire Of Alexander, and JAS c. Jones Of Al
| leghany.
| John Ritchey of Catawba of Capt Brem's artil-
| lery.
tennessee Rumors of fight in East Tennessee
in which the Confederates victorious were cir
culated in Richmond on Wednesday, but the rumors
| was not credited. .-..-...
ARKANsAs.-A second edition Of the great victory
Of YanDorn and Price over the Yankees in Arkan.
sas, was circulated in Richmond and other places,
but not believed to have proper foundation.
| New Madrid, Mo-, had been evacuated but nc
movement had been made upon our lines. a
| Nothing of interest from any other quarters.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

Lew Scott, Esq, of Greensboro, has been ap-
pointed Receiver by Judge Biggs; under the Seques:
Is'lon Act, for the Counties of Person, CasweIl,
,rr'''ance, Rockingham and Guilford, in place Of
~ j. '" Cunningham, of Person, resigned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

The crop of lines and lemons in Florida is said to
have been very large the past season, but there be-
ing no market they are rotting upon the trees. A
suggestion has been made advising the people to
bottle the juice and send them into the States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
n 0TICE.

OFFICE NORTH.CAROLINA r. II. COL r
Company shops, March 18th, 1862.
nE AND AFTER APRIL IST NEXT, ALI PAS.
" sengers this Road paying their fares the Car
q Conductor will be charged six cents per mile. =
Tickets will be sold by the Agents ii the Stations the
rate of four cents per mile. heretofore.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN b. BRYAN, JA.,
Secretary.
Aim.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

Lieut. Col o. P. Meares has been authorized By
the Secretary of War to raise regiment of infantry
for the war; the Field Officers to be elected in the
usual manner.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

The total loss IN Gen. AcClernandrs division Of
Che Federal army en- aged in the battle OF Dover Is
officially stated 70 be as follows: Killei, soS:s
wounded, 1854; rnissings $50. Total 1,5o7.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
5mARRIED.

On the evening Of the 5h in, al s residence of the
brides mother near Stanhope. ", c. By g y keEG Esq.i
Mrs SARAa 2. CorrES formerly of Wilson, N. @, &
~ Raleigh papers and Petersburg Express please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

Gen BeaIregard calls on the planters Of the Mis-
sissippi valley to give all their plantation bells to be
cast into cannon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

The Charleston e Asrc,irgg says Genera. Penn
5erton has been assigned to the military district Of
Sonths Carolina and Georgia, In place Of General
Lee, who has been summoned to Richmond,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22

Hon. William-L. Yancy is said to have arrived
from England and landed at Bsrwick's Bay, near
New Orleans
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THF
u partnership heretofore existing between L. FROE.
LICH and b. ESTYAN. under the name and styi 10 .
the Sc Confederate states Arms FactorY,o is tbi
day dissolved The business of the late firm will be con
tiuued hereafter by the undersigned. -x-,,;,.,,s
Wilmington. n. c., March IL 1862.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
NOTICE..

YTyHE ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT OF TIE D1SS0.
LUTON of the firm of Froelich Estyan insert
ed in The Wilmington journal without the knowledge Of
either of the fm and is without foundation. The hr
stands the IS before : 5zssss+5e.
OF the firm of FROELICH ESTVAN,
= Wilmington, N. c.. s
March 81, 1862. st-2k :
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-22
HEAD QUARTERS 28rH REGIMENT,
EINsToN, March II, 1852.

Papers of the State, and especially Western pa
pers please copy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-15
GRNERAL ORDER NO lo-

ErrirecSboro. Oct 18Th. ISL
l. The CoHiedefate authorities having ordered The
enfprcement of the Corcript law Il Tennessee The
Judge OF chairman 81 the county t,trirf az
county viii immet iateiy apIsolf arelalhe and cen
petent person In each civil district In sid COUNTY ~
make euroimef 81 al persons IN taeir resc rs
districts who stbiecf a. Tie provisions o. a ART 81
Congress approve1 April 10Th. lS63 emitted hf
10 further provide fsr the pubIr defence sid IN
rolling offrers viii proceed Immed atelv 10 ri te
enrolment under aid act n conErsss il co-ir, =
70 instructions FROM the u lr Department ard --rfs
The % upcrintenlenf r Ctnsrrirt ttnrs m
Middle Tennessee ~ NeNinnviiie. a. Which r.art =
rendezvous i hereby esfa ii<cd fr cnuscrfrts Az.
volunteers 10 Gil The Tenneste regitncrIs noEr The
service
II. said enrolling officers vii. AZ the sane tine.
enrol all persons their respective districts Who hrl
thirty Eve ans uncer forfYFc years 81 axe srd
forward separate lists 81 thni together With 5nf
cate li~t Of those Who Arr eighteen ard rrIIrr
a. five. % The adltant General ~ the State Il-r
wil aiso make liz al az tllce ATiScns r. their re-
spectge districts who beio3- 10 The service hrt ho
are abscnt their hltta c1s or regiments with f
mes OF their commands and refura he same 10 the
Atiufant General 81 the state
III. Atany tine Wttin ftirty iars from fh|s ca.e
All persons nay volunteer nd ec tie regiment 10
which thrS viii be attached, elder befoFs the
time Of enrornent-
" AL persons roluntccfinE e al up TIE rc-i-
ments already in the service viii report tlerelrrs -
the above reEdezFous. where hey viii he n.rs.ere
into service and furnished trankp orfon theiI
spcctive regiments
By order q Isisarn G Harris. Csnrernor. &c
oct30-2W " c. WHIIIEOINE Adj. Gen
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Instruclions % Enrollinr Ofcers.

LuaTr Aeitoc A. Oct. 4. ltf1-
= i The duty of EnfoinE Ccers % faith TnIs- es
every man in their respectr Districts oteihr The
cil-~i1ca1iln heretofore orterI l residents III ne
Disirict ars ssent q esnacf i fonnd. tber nus be
enrolled The deScr tion ai De gwen from inriao-
y o. Information aud rnsi - 20 slated un5tr he
head a. Remaa ks
(ouscripf- vii remain II their rssrectre eurfss
until called for b ne
When the cal j. male the Chairman iii suncfin-
tend Tie Enronr officers. and thty WILL hat eli
prfsoris embraced The call obey Il. Inmetiase,y
air. the day appDnfrd for .s-rnirr The ccn-crt,-S
the Enroin Cheers are required q, arrest eack nan.
Of conscrpf are. who nay = fornE IN teir districts
Eiihout crriidcate Of exemption They my tar
nppa the Sherif and c.1-fales - aid thea. Ard i
pi4er ASSISTANCE be s1ry. they vii ieptl4 The
fact 20 ne and troops VII Lc furnished
tnrDng officers remain IL feer Districts. and her
dufics % not End with the rsf crrtent- They art
required % watch tie District and - make weekly
reports They WILDE held % strict acco1nil biIifr
RI TIE truth q their reports and rhosreruf thsm
alcy fails promptly 70 arrest CT report pers1s -
conscTt 1ee a. directed alCFe viii himself bs aalt
With The GoHiederate Gortfnncn< gives rhefn am
pie cumperlslfion. and the work mas le dort fisr-
ouaiiy Chsirnen Of The county Cn1rtS are cAarrcd
with re Efnfr4l suTerinteudence q TIE nroilenf in
their c1alfes- JNO- l. HOPKINS. A D. G.
Oc-- H. So rnd SuritI a Enrolling ocftcrs-
a Fast Ieuncssee papers CORY.
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obsiructions. consistent with the maintenance
of the government Of the State, in the way Of
the Confederate Government. in It's preparatisn
for our defence" Now sir. BY your thsOry
how could 4public peril or emergency, Il
authorize you to submit to what you term a
greater violation of constitutional liberty than
any ever committed. prior to the. secession Of
Gsorgia, by The old government How could
yeur republican simplicity be made to bow 10
such a 'ponpous prstension to imperial pow
err" Why submit them to the Inauguration
of so dangerous precedent and SO -feE" a
blow, and now refuse to follow it2 If pre-
test answered your purpose then, is il not suf-
6cient nowf Is the public peril lesseneds
Inyour estimation, it must be greater, for you
Hnetify your people of the approach Of large
fleets and armies Since YOU submitted in
the spring GOOOo troops have been raised
BY the enemy. she has proclaimed freedom to
the slave. Do these things lessen the public
peril, and justify you in active resistance to
the only law that could have saved usg With
out the Conscript Act, il is probable your
defamation against '-pompous preiensions Of
imperial power 7 would have been lost to the
world. and your excelIencY would now be re-
numbered with those who suffered death By
hanging, for treason TO Yankee law.
DO not forget. sir. that our Constituii6u will
be worthless i we are subihgated. THIS war
is for life. II we can fight best by cons Grip
ton, let us cotscribe- II we were TO lay down
our arms, every obnoxious man in these
States would loose his life in the name Of the
Yankee law, or hold it at the Yankees will
There Is but one means OF escape. Our true
policy is 10 initiate your examples OF last
Spring, and ihteFposs no active resistance 10
supposed constitutional infractions when they
grow out Of great public peril II We can
not observe tile Constitution and successfully
defend ourselves, let Us make tie delerlse-
Tile rsramouIit object now is 70 lire. Retter
that a people should emerge from a great
struggle FOR freedom without a Constitution.
Than that tie Constitution should emergs with
enF a people.
Il Us not essential that Ne Should outstrip
ouF enemy in anything. Because his counsels
are becoming distracted, is no reason for our
giving rs internal discussion Your charge Of
= fPc'npous Hretension Of imperial power is
Of questionable taste. and II sounds strais.sely
no NJ It comes to US amid the rossSof tie e,i
eniy's cannon. lan,l the groans of orr Wounded
friends. Hold. sir, until this storm. be past
If here is the bitterness Of disappointrnsltiin
yOnr soul. pray conceal it there. until dis
blood has ceased to flow. Whatever IA. = bel
yopr motive. If by-gone acts eneourage The.
enemy 10 hope for succe. 5. aud thus prqloig.
his efforts. tel me. Cover1or. are you guilt
less before God, and raii5n Of sorrow-ittick-
sn women and children, CoxscaIBr.
Tie New York Herald says -lle Fedtrals
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE TRACT OF LAND lying on the va 49,
IL fers OF Mulberry Creek in Lincoln coun- t.
~ Tennessee. known As the Dr. Smith place. ~
co3taiutng 4t0 ACRES, about 200 acres u -
which + cleared
The dweiling z ho1se + 4 large frame buildng-
There Is Large Dl~tiuery and Horse Xiii on said
place.
said land Is finely suited for 1 sock farm, and has
= spring Of rever-faiiing uatef-
For terms APPLY 10 the sabscribcr a Fayettsrile
Team JAMES B. BRIGHT,
ror4-Iw Arenf
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CAT,L FOR VOIUNTEERs.

II AN asthorzzel - iacreass NJ command = fro
Il hundred men. persons uisllng = enter lie
cavalry service offered perhaps thf las rp-
rortunify 10 volunteer Ny company nnnlbcrs oftr
one hundred and ~ e1nnsh Join ne - fora
rea company 4 viii be orrsni1ed. 81 The neu coz
nanv eiecrin< It's Own ofcers This OBJ rtunify I'll
only confinue Tor = lev days
For further Information apply a. camp nile
Sodth Of The Sashrile and Chaftano7Ea depatI
En- J. ROG6 Frs
Cart. Cornlnandirr Co Z,
IN CO. l. " Avery's Regt Geo D=aEooaE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAIE

0N Monday, the 18th day q November. prox /
" win expos for sale 70 the hghest bid3er Al the
lats residence bf David Rznkin. dee a ir Jasner.
Tenn on months credit. all the live stock Of Which
be died possessed-consisting 81 aboat 20 head Of
horses aud mules. 100 head " stock cattle and lot
Of stock hogs Notes with approved security viii be
required The amounts under $50 must be paid On
day OF sals. This 18Th day or October. 1854
sct7l-lz- W. 4. RANKIN, 1dnlr.
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EEGRn MISSING

NEGRO servant named william. Or VIII. helnne
"A ing 70 Capt " A. Goo1nal. Of General Cha f.
mes SAT- Wifhers Dirsicn q Gen. Rags artur
.as Ieft in The rear q The army Sparta Tanres
Sc u The tine q il advance early IN Serterlaer
waca 14st beard from he Vas conp,1inir- - 1i1ess
vii pay liberll reward Tor Any nfor1affon IL re-
gard 10 The Whereabouts q sid servant is Dc
livery 70 tie Souihern Enpress AEeus ~ Chaffanoo-
"a said negro = ab0ut Is Jears cid. Test - ach-
= iigt. dark complexion and Likely.
arvl-1sf W GOODMAN
Holy enffnrs -
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DY order q Q1a1tersnsstsr Generai ] hate bssu In
ID trusted wiki entire corfro Of cceffnt tke hi1cs
or the beeves killed Tor the army Tor tarnf3 and The
purchase II Leafhsr Tor manufacturing. 7zhnefs haF
nE leather on hand and wanting hides VII % Fe 20
I'd (rcss ne With proper references. The army must
be she'd and i = The duty Of al patriotic tanhert
asssf in - dong AT leather hed % unfeasDrabic
prizes vii Be Inprezsed- r n BILLIARD
Il Nal.[ A. e..
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Valuable Tract of Land For Sale

Wish 10 sell my tract OF land lying near the town
i Of Stevenson in jackson County. Alabama said
tract contains about $40 acres 10 OF which clear
ed and in cuitivafion-land reh. ying between Grew
and Benge's Greeks Good brick dwelling house.
end al necessary out houses. VIZ. kitchen, negro
ho1ses barns, skabies. &c viii take negroes or
Confederate mobey in paymcnf- FOR further paIficu-
lars apply 10 myself or T Boyd loseI Isl living
near fhe premises WALTER ROSSER-
kor11-lms
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FxIPresikieht Buchanan has given the Soun-
nv al Elaborate and carefully prepared paper
In defsnse Of his administratios IagaIns1 the
TEbaTr.l e Weakness and imbeciEky iAy9lvsd
III fhs Iat, singing letter, Of General Scott re-
JI;;er,ihI very leloselv the conduct Of MIR Buch-
anan during that part Of his adninistrht
ia whfdh tie torrbles bstwssn The NORTH and
South 9rigihhted
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PROVOST MARsHAL's ORDERS
PROVOST NARsHAL.s OFFICE.
Chattanooga, sept .. lss1-'

-<Tc--ai Lr-er4-
J. f-re-fttr and unil further orders the Poles -ir1
sill Cee~e y halt demand passes from LADIES' On he
streets. tat 80 T2zs them viii al due coartes5-
By older q CHAS- ~ PEDENl
~fnzc r.frrt 4 Provost Nnr.hal
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ON Look0ut Honntain. Ssnday ersnfnE 1874 in-s
~ between Col Cookies re-secnre and - Pctnf.
one small gold watch aud ch1ir- The oE1efs 'nzlre
eSailie Wsshi1gt31 Cooke j. inscr1bcd in eli or
the inside lrir1bie reward Vii be rirrn for Ito
delivery Of aid watch - the Rebel c,ii-e.
Orf1l ~ DANIEL. = COOKE
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MILITARY ADyERTIsENENTs.
Camp Of Instruction at Knoxrille.
state OF Teaness--.
EnroiEnz o1csr for


H. Enrolling o1cer ior -----------
80 teieSinE fxiraets from the laws p.sset ~
- ID ~. 49, - me tres,es,. s.th 80
~ r.-er~ 80 tersio az iutii.hed tr ne
-..' .--e- q Enr4ing NEcen uiaeer Tie Cr1script
So
Extracts from Al Att 70 rsrths- --xis. r,-th, -.
lie flef-nrr I
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-esi,.ns = stsriee oar gallant
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~ srtrsre az tie CT rstr.s = .faS - 49,, 49,,
unie the ~ a. AL lave ieen s,,s- r,.i 81 -.
men pio srr rssidctis - lie taresrra-e si.t-s -
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81 = Be y lnff ier en.eiec Tat i,r - enro4-
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i1~ 81 : = At, rio not sr-1 - ze4rice in liz
alrn- - tlc lo1ttfrt- Sale ~ A. te rl-I l1r
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$50 eittea amer re PROV ,,is = --is 49, nay.
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VOLUNTEERS.

ID ENG fully authorized raise and muster idtn lie
ID service Of thr C0nlederAte States regiut1t q
Infantry for The all CApt2i1s havi,s COMPANIES
Teznrcl can have them mastered into The service ly
writing rre al Winchrster. fsiegraahing ne ht De-
cherd. Tenn This ginenl i wanted intuedztsiy.
uct9 TAZ- ". NEWMAN.
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pa rha Gratiot street political prison in
Stla.ohis. tSok fire on the Cd instant It was
sup,posgd tb have been communicates by some
of tie pFisdners. The flames we're extinguish.
ed without doing much damage
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NOTICE CON SCRIpTS-

Z men befWeen The AGES a Is an 20 in tbs ltth
"a CYL District, viii meet me At Es1 Green-s 81
nee IN Chattanooga on SATURDAY 18th inst Those
who have certificates Of exemption will present. flem
Tor renewal This cal mus be obeyed-
norlS-St JOHN J. LOWRY.
EnIolllng offer. oh disl.. IlamIlloa @.
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- Alatter 'FRONT.' Paris oFsdate pct. lfth /

I UInitsd States paper says
Il .fsft. Canerdn, minister to- Russia, arrived
here trotn St Petersburg few days since on
his wtlyito the United States tits understood
that lie will1iot return to Russia
H Russia d$es not seem to be a favorite with
the Libaein diplomats. cassius Clay soon left
and Cameron hardly staid long enough to IN