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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-03-14
The Spirit in West Baton Rouge.
Late P. NJ, Nashville.

The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter,
of the 1st inst, contains resolutions
adopted by the Police jury Of West Bat
on Rouge, appropriating $4,000 to war
purposes-S50OO to assist in raisin 6 reg
iment for Confederate service, and $751;
900 to 60 to the support Of the families
Of the absent volunteers Of the parish.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-03-14

nay The commander Of the post at
Knoxville. has issued an order prohibit
ing the sale Of liquor to either soldiers or
citizens, under penalty Of arrest and i'm.
p.isonnsnt Bully for that
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-03-14

s6y- Gen. Bragg has issued an order
prohibiting thosalo Of spirituous liquors in
Montgomery, Ala.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-03-14
Circuit Judge.

JNo. L. HopKINs, Esq, Of Chattanooga,
is announced as candidate for Circuit
Judge.
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Casualties in the N. C. Regiments at Richmond.

TWENTIETH REGIMENT N. C. VOLUNTEERS.
List of casualties in tho goth Regiment N. C.
Troops at the battle of Coal Harbor Friday evening;
Colonel Alfred lverson commanding.
Colonel Alfred Iverson, wounded
Lieut. Col Franklin Faison, killed
Sergeant Major d Broadhurst, wounded.
Company A-Kled-Danel File John Russell,
Warren Newell ard Klsh Harris
Wounded-Daniel Goodman, VIM Saunders, Chas
Patterson
Company B--Captain Jas Atwell. wounded in
neck. -ked-Privates Rowan Tucker, Jos Nc
Annuity, Henry Richis, B Warner, VIM A Camp
bell, w E Deaton, Geo W Woodley. John Carter
David Barker, Barr Wellington, NJ Pitts,
Wounded-Privates David Lender, John Lender
VIM Falnhue, Andrew Mel Spain Grey, John Nc
vulty, - Phenner, N W Morgan, Geo Cross Paul
Bost, WIN Bost, MORALLY, since died; Crusoe Wy
ancoff, Henderson Wyancof Manlius S Spears, c
Jas Foster, Geo W Ury, Frank Barnhardt, Lawson
.Barnhardt, 9 L Frazer, W F Mush, Frank Smith,
Daniel Wilhelm. .,ss -,
Company C-Killed-Capt William II Smith, LIST
Lieut. Arther Jones, Serg'ts Calvin Meares and M d
Eoyor privates Thos Watson, Alfred Watson, John
Lamb, Jas johnson, Stephen Jones.
Wounded-Privates Robert Darden Coles Wor-
ley, NJ r Philips Geo W sterps, Henry Williamson,
join Billiard Turner Griffin, James Griffin, VIM
Billiard, Charles King. W A Adams, Cary Bullock.
Company D-Killed-Privates Noah Strickland
W Dycon, Jordan Neiley, w B Collins, Henson
Wright, John Simns.
Wounded-Capt W Jasper Stanley, wounded Sc
verely, privates D D Duncan, BENZ Copeland, VIM
Joiner, Joshua Long, w W Womble, q W White,
Bryant Whites, Ward, w H Ward, G NJ Spvey.
Company E, Capt L I Hicks, Commanding =
Killed-M Flowers, Sandic Parker, Thos McIntire,
Stafford Grant, James Winders.
MISUNDERSTANDING John D Shine Corporal
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A COMPLIMENT FROM THE ENEMY letter from
the Fortress Monroe correspondent of the Philadel
phia Enquirer there is high compliment paid to
our good old State. The writer, after giving list
of wounded Confederate soldiers brought to the
Fort, says
Many of the above men were wounded at Han
over Court House, at Fair Oaks, and at the different
skirmishes had with the Rebels since our advance
to Richmond OF the Rebel wounded twenty
are from North Carolina and one each from Virginia
and Louisiana. The regiments from North Carolina
suffered very heavily in the two above mentioned
battles, as they have done in most of the engage
ments between the respective armies during the war
1t looks if the Southern leaders had more conf
dence in the men of the Old North State than in
those from any other quarter at least they are al
ways found in the front and hold the post of honor"
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Extract from q letter to the Editor of the Stand
ard, dated
RANDOLPH, July Z, 1862
"Our wheat crop will hot exceed half CROP
Winter oats, fair crop-srifg oats, a failure-corn
crop in bad condltion-ailaers much behind with
their work.
If the conscripts, who are The stay of the people,
are taken from our county, ruin and devastation
must soon follow, for it will be Impossible for those
that are left 10 sustain themselves. number of
Friends will be embraced in the CONSUMPTION, who
will DC Of no use in the army while they adhere to
their principle OF peace-but of essential use at
home. When there effort to bring the
Quakers into the army in the old Revolution, Wash
ington said, nay-for, said he | want soldiers that
will fsht-but they will not fight, for nor against
us; and they are peaceable and industrious peo-
pie and will attend to their domestic concerns, and
make meat and bread which we need as much as
We need soldiers 1t remains to be seen whether
VIC have a Washington in present difficulty
In the list Of exemptions, there seems not to have
been single thought in regard to those who pro-
duce the staff Of life which all depends in peace
or war;"
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ID l f. ID q.

In this CITY. Monday last Mrs MARY WHITE, relict
of Mr. Wm White deceased in the sgd year of her age
She hal been consistent member of the Presbyterian
Church for about Ar years.
In this City, Thursday last Mrs MARIAN B. ALLEN,
wife Of Col c. b. Allen in the Ssth year of herage Mrs A..
quiet unobtrusivc Christian kind neghbor and
most devoted wife and mother She had been accepta-
bic member Of the Methodist Church for a number of
years. Her sorrowing husband and children their
loss but they hope to meet her in better world. TCoM
In this City, on the 9Th July, LILLE ANN VICTORIA
WoMBLE infant daughter of VIM. T. l. Susan Wombe,
aged 10 months and ID days
In Goldsboro the 10th of June, of typhoid fever,
THOMAS B. RICE of 47h regiment, in the 2sd year of his
residence of his father, in Nash County BERRY RICE
the 41h regiment in the oath year of his age They
both temperate and moral young and of Mr. Jno
b. Rice, Of Nash County. N c.
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Casualties in the Sd Reg't n. C. T.

MEssps EprroRs.-For the information of the
friends of the Sd North Carolina Troops please pub
i>h the following list of casualties in that regiment,
in the battle a. Frazier Farm, July l>t 1862:
Field and Staff -killed-Col. CASTOR Mearcs.
Company A-killed- Heath Chas Oxlvy,
jacob Ruble. Wounded-Lt j Ii Albri,ton. Pri-
Yates Jno Jones, Arthur Moore, Jno r Heath, w
IL LAY, Henry West.
B-KilIcd: Privates r A Parker, Cooper Suther-
land. Wounded: 1t John Badger Brown, Scrst
Jacob Williams, Privatcs Thos Brinson, WIN Davis,
NJ IL johnson, Nethercutt, S w Stal!ings, Thig-
pen, j W Tucker. L NJ Wiley, VIM b Williams
- CHILLED: T Blanchard K NJ Parker + Hongs-
worth, W Moore. Wounded: 1t c Mallett, 1t
GB Walker, Serg't NJ Watkins Corp j Il Arnett,
Privatcs A Barbour Dan'l Butler, " W Dawkins,
W G Davis q Emery. Thomas Flowers, Henry
Jones, Leniuel knowe, A Porter, Dan'l Robinson,
J.W Rouse, F Newell Thos Springs Joshua Jack
son, Dan'l Montgomery.
D-Killed: none. Wounded: Sergt Isaac
King Privates Jas Gilmore, John Casteen, VIM X
Hutchinson, Jas Garvey.
E-Killed: Private Shepard Saunders. Wound
ed: Sers't Jenkins, Plvates Canaday, j A
Edens, L Z Farr f lIardison, R Jenkins, since
dead, G W Patrick, j II Rogers. II SeBell, Jesse
Walton, b Williams, w Williams.
F-K,lled: nome Wounded: Capt VIM NJ Pars-
lev Prlvalcs Orrell, G W Williams, Pat Gilday,
Jno NJ Wade
G-hieu. ITiVdle laioiSoh, Asu" diu AloI'
ton, Henry Phillips, Bazel Smith, W Wood
Wounded; Gorp'l. sammo',ds, pr,va'es N L
Barbour, II Conoway,J NJ Eubanks, W Kellun,
JT Pool, B Riggs. Riggs Riggs, E B
Robinson, CIV Sewel, VIM Screws, Winberry,
Josiah Tates.
Wounded: Prvates II Mckenzie, Duncan Baker, j
II Bedsoles. Blizzard, Jno Golf. j H Louder
nelk, c Meshaw, W Meshaw, l. Porter, w
Russ, w Lemm nds, A r Sellers II Everett,
d Bule, 1t Swift Galloway, severely
KILLED: none. Wounded: Serg't Jas Clark,
Privates j Ii Davis, Jesse Sawyer, d Wilkinson,
j W Ireland, WIN Flynn, John Stewart, Lemuel
Neal, Neal.
K-Killed: Serg't j Lee Privates E J Mills,
r II Rochelle Joseph Kinon, " w Richardson. =
Wounded: Serg't R Saunders, Corp " Player,
Privates H Piner j l. Pigford, W Rivenbark,
Jno Rainier, R D Cowan. S G Blake, A M Smiley. l..
d Evans, Adam Ross, w Shepard, Arch Giddeons
Total killed 81 Wounded Ill.
The above list does not include all those who,
though wounded, have remained with the regiment,
and will be able to resume their usual duties in a
few days ARMOND l. DEROSSEF,
Cd 1t. Act. Adj Sd N. C.
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For the Standard.
CAMP 1sr N. G. CAVALRY.

.st1 LAMP IST N. u. CAVALRY. }
Near R,chmord, July 5, 1862
Mr.. EDIroR:-From paragraph in your paper
Of this week, it would appear that the LIST N G.
Cavalry had been entrapped by the enemy, which
was not the case. give you therefore true state
ment of the circumstances. Gen. Lee desired in
formation in regard to the strength and movements
Of the enemy on our right. Col. Baker received
orders, June 2sth, to make reconnaissance If the
enemy's left wing, moving in the direction of the
Chickahominy, and was ordered to find out and re-
port the position and strength of the enemy in that
quarter. Accordingly, on the morning Of the 29th,
we drove in their pockets at Willis Church, and
encountered one hundred of their cavalry, which
we charged upon and drove into their camp. The
charge was most CALAMITY led by Col. Baker. The
men without single exception behaved with ex-
traordinary GOODNESS and BRAY cry, under a. heavy
fire OF cannon and musketry, for more than half
mile, and then retreated in perfectly good order =
1t was bold and daring thing, but it was not reck-
less The orders were positive. Every possible
precautlon had been taken, and the course pursued
was necessary give you list Of the killed and
missing Maj. Crumpler was severely wounded
and fell from his horse one of the batteries bu;
has been retaken and the Surgeons have hopes Of
his recovery.
Company Client W Fields, privates N
Vanpelt, G Taylor and NJ Lewis-missing
D--Sergts B q Mcbride and Elisha Green :; pri-
Yates G M Ballew, John franklin, j Graham,
Thos Davis, W W Gragg ] Moretz and A Wood
ring-missing
Private Marshal White-missing
H-Capt Thos Rufin; lst Sergt H Lane pri-
Yates Stanley, F. Osgood, G A Jackson, f Coley,
John Flowers, Charles Angel, John Powell, W H
Brogden and John Smith--missing
I-Privates Grant and W j Watson-killed.
LIST Sergt James Merritt and Sergt Smith ;
Prvates Alex Barrier, w II Bats, B Bachelor, W
Grady, Jesse Horne, A Hardy, Isham Misenheim-
er. Murray, R Miller II Page, W fl Stetson,
| W Stokes, Seth Smith, Jacob Smith, A Will
| liams, Jere Williams and Ed Misunderstanding
Band-Wm Brown, company G, Philip Riley,
company Il, and William Purviance, company F,
missing.
Capt Houston's ~, and Capt Ruffins, "H''
companies suffered most severely, being the front
squadron. G.
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1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Il most valuable lands in Davie county, North Caro-
lima. Said lands situated on the Yadkin River l6
miles North west of Lexington and IA miles Southwest of
Salem, North Carolina of great fertility and contain
some 300 acres of and are well adapted the
culture OF Tobocco, Wheat Rye, Corn, Grass, &c. a
For further particulars address the undersigned at Sa
lem, North Carolina. N. s. A. CHAFFIN
May IL, 1862. ..... So. 39-wam.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
~ Mocksville, which will sell for Confederate money
exchange for negroes One of the houses large
and is situated ON the corner in front of the Public Square,
fanies could be converted into Hotel; garden and
barn attached, with spring and good well water very
convenient Immediate possession given Several other
smaller houses and lots with good gardens and stables at
tached with good water would be sold the terms.
This property is desirable situated it is, in high,
healthy country Immediately between the waters of the
North and South Yadkn Rivers II miles North of Sails
bury, in the county of Dave c. and of the best
grain growing counties in the State.
WB. MARCH.
P. Sc. Gather, at MocksviIe, will take pleasure in
showing the property at any time &C.
July !. 1852 27-w2m.
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HIGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY,

GTNHE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY,
Il July Dist 1852, with the corps of teachers and
the same leading characteristics heretofore For in
formation to the of the school, we refer with
confidence to our former patrons
RATES SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Board, at - per week, $50 90
Regular Tuition lower classes l2 so
higher classes, Is 90
Piano or Guitar Lessons 20 90
Wax, worsted or feather work. 500
TERMs:Sxty dollars in advance the remainder at the
close OF the session No deduction for absence of less
than two consecutive weeks
For further information. address
S. LANDER A. NJ, Principal.
June TO- 1852. 24-wGpd
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER MY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
Franklin County, N. G., on the county road leading
from Henderson to Raleigh, and about II miles from the
former place. miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Kali
road, miles from Kittrells Mineral Springs, and miles
from Lousburg The tract contains 72l 900 cleared
and the remainder in original growth. This ana Fely
fertile and adapted to grain fine tobacco and COTTON 'ne
place is we'll improved "a commondious dwelling ana al
necessary outbudipgs good orchards WIN every
variety Of fruits It is beautiful und healthy location,
convenient to schools and churches Any person desiring
information about the will address the at
Oxford, Granville County, N y. - ,
May q, 1862. 22-wtf
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LAND FOR SALE.
"HE STrRSCRIRER OFFERS A

VTNHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS FIRST RATE
l. Tract of Land for SALE containing six hundred and
eighteen acres lying Middle Creek, IA miles Southwest
of Raleigh, which well adapted TO corn wheat oats te
and 100 of the best bottom land The plantation IS
in good condition and under first rate fence VII,
also hire out negro man and two women all good hea
hands This is said to be the most beautiful and healthy
place in the county Apply to the subscriber On Inc
premises. J. J. JONEo.
June OF 1880 27-w4t
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CLASSICAL AND MILITARY SCHOOL,
SCOTLAND NECK, HALIFAX COUNTY, N. C..
M. L. VENABLE,
JOSEPH VENABLE, A. NJ, Thnc'pa's'
VFNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il begin on Monday, the 4th of August, 1882.
TERMS PER SESSION TWENTY WEEKS:
Tuition in Classical Department, $25 90
English Is 90
Contingent Fee, 50
Board per month Gncuding washng) IL 90
All communications be addressed to the PRINCIPALS
at Scotland Neck, Halifax County, n. G.
July 4, 1862. 2S-w6t,
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LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
HAVING BEEN HONORABLY DISCHARGED
IL from the Amy Of the Confederate States this Col
day of July next. ''
The Faculty. is complete and Efficient
For information to terms. &c. refer to previous adj
versements, or to the undersigned at Iousburg n C.
JAMES SOUTHGATE JR
President
June "a. 1907. 26-w4t
Raleigh Register please copy weekly for two weeks,
and forward bill - ''
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE THE TRACT OF LAND ON
which reside, containing nine hundred situated
ten miles west Oxford Granville county, lying immedi
ately on Tar River in first rate nsghborhood. 1t is
well watered, and well improved, and adapted to the
growth of corn wheat oats and tobacco About onelhrd
in original growth. The plantation is in good condition
and under first rate fence.
Will take in part payment young negroes and would
prefer the balance in Confederate notes. de-
sirable, would sell on any reasonable time %
WIN. DANIEL.
Beres, Granville Co., N. c., June 8, 1862. 24-w,f.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
H. day the 2sth of January last my negro boy named
feet OF inches high 10 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect HILL Caswell County, confined in Jail
get him. F. l.. WARREN.
Caswel Co., March IA. 1862, l2-wtf
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

yTyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
of LAND, living on Haw River in the County Of Ala
Of the a H. Rgs ws Tine
an,as Of bottom land This place well
w TT The rs sos
good dwelling house with six is on the premises
arns Of sale will be made easy the purchaser Address
the subscriber at Melville, Alamance, N. C..
''e VA. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. II, 1852. WITT
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NOTICE.

"AKE COUNTY, MAY TERN, IS62.-
w Petition for settlement. Wesley q. Smith VS.. J.
s. King and Others This coming be heard it
is ordered that advertisement for six weeks be made for
pear and plead the next Term of this Court or
the cause will be heard er parte as to them.
J. J. FERRELL, C. C. O.
July 4, 1862. (pr ad. $5.621s.) 2S-w6t
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NOTICE.

TIME COMMISSIONERS IN THE SEVERAL Dis
II trics for the County of Wake of INDECENT families
requested to meet at the Court House Raleigh ON
Saturday the 18th day of july and report to the
ner OF ndgen persons IN Their respective districts and
Esq, of the salt agents for the county of Wake
j. j. FERRELL, Clerk.
July l, 1862. 27-w3t.
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July !, 1862.


D0kHSI
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW In OPERATION
Il BLAST FURNACE, six miles East of Lin
c"lnton aud "a miles from the Wilmington and Ruther-
ford Railroad where he is manufacturing good quality of
PIG IRON all kinds of Machinery and Cooking Ware He
has also CUPOLA and RLOOMERY at the same place
where Wrought Iron is also made of good quality. All
articles usually obtained such can be had
at reasonable prices TENNIS CASH.
Orders are solicited and will be promptly filled.
Address, Jonas w. DERR
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., N. G.
March Ia, 1862. la-w6mpd.
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North Carolina Prisoners.

The following officers from this State made pris-
oners at the battle of Newt bern, have been removed
from Fort Columbus New York, to Sandusky,
Ohio
Col G NJ Avery, Thirty third North Carolina
Capt W Mayhem, Thirty third North Carolina
Capt R Rand, Twenty sixth North Carolina First
Lieut. Weston, Thirty third North Carolina;
First Lieut. W Wheeler, (Branch's Artillery 10th
e; Second Lieut. j N Anderson, Thirty third N
c. First Lieut. r A Sauser, Thirty third North Car
DINA; FIRST Lieut. q H Brown Fortieth North Car
DINA Third Lieut. W Vinson, Twenty six North
Carolina Capt 5 Stowe, Twenty eighth North
Carolina First Lieut. R L Steck, Thirty seventh
North Carolina Maj Sam. D Lowe, Twenty eighth
North Carolina; Capt W Y Farthng, Thirty sew
cnth North Carolina; Third Lieut. Eggers. Thir.
ty seventh North Carolina; Capt W H Speer,
Twenty eighth North Carolina; First Lieut. b.
hammer, Twenty eighth North Carolina First Lieut.
L Boast, Thirty seventh North Carolina; Capt T
W Brown, Jr Eighteenth North Carolina; Capt G
Johnston Twenty eighth North Carolina; Second
Lieut. C Scott Twenty eighth North Carolina Sec
ond Lieut. W Stewart, Thirty seventh North Car
DINA.
For the information of the relatives and friends of
the above named prisoners, requested to state
that all letters for them must be for the future d.
rected to the care OF the commanding officer at de.
pot of prisoners of war, .Sandusky Ohio.
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NORTH.CAROLINA- COUNTY
~ Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions MAY Term
sss2-eeorge Rogers, admir- of Mrs. Elizabeth Bray and
John Headen, vs.. Josiah Brooks.
In this it being made TO appear to the satisfaction
Of the Court that the defendant Josiah Brooks
resident of this State is ordered that advertisement be
made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for said deen
dent, notifying him to appear at the next Term of this
Court to be held for the county of Chatham The Court
House in Pittsburough the secord Monday Of August
next he and there to plead demur TO this Pc
titon otherwise judgment pro coesso will be taken
him.
In testimony whereof do hereto sign my and af
sS fix the seal of Office of said Court in Peterborough,
Sssssasas the I'd Monday Of May, 1852; ,,nun
By VIM. F. FOUSHEE, D. q.
June o. 1862. (pr adv. $5.621s) 27-w8t.
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HEADQUARTERS, co. NJ,
18th ". G.. Troops,

MAR KlcHMOND VA, June % 1862 J
A Ii, MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY NOW ABSENT
"A will report to these Headquarters without delay or
send proper Surgeons certificate of disability. Only by
so doing will they avoid advertisement AS deserters.
W. L. LONDON,
July !, 1862. 27-w4t
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THOMASVILLE, n. c.
TUNHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
IL 4th Wednesday Of July, 1862 Session Of tweny-one
weeks.
Board. washing, fuel and rooms $3.50 per week. or $50
per session Tuition English from 80 to SIS; Meodeon,
Piano Gaitar, $50 each. No charge for instruments
Other branches reasonable pay Board in advance TUT
cepting prOtracted sickness
For further information, address
j. w. THOMAS,
President If Board.
July l. 1862. 2.-w7tpd.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLECE
LITERARY SCHOOL.

THIS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT.
y org ,nized classes whose studies commences w;,,
the alphabet and continued in the Elementary Branch
es Mathematics, Languages, English Literature Natural
Sciences, and Moral Philosophy, until the minds Of the
Investigations and discussions thorough and comna
nensive Necessary apparatus is freely supplied Tbs
tons. '' eouec-
Fine.ATts School.
special attention is devoted to Drawing Oil PAINTING md
embroidery The various styles of fancy painting and
" ornamental work ere also taught ""u
Music School.
Music is taught science and as an art Inst,u,.:
gwen ON the Piano, Guitar and Harmon;nm n "eaon
a"en'on devoted to Vocal and Sacred Music. 'S"a'
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WARRENTOE FEMALE COLLEGE INSTJ,
TUTE,
"IiL COMMENCE ITS 22D YEAR THE 10TH
w of Jnly at the rates usual and rs well pre-
pared to give instruction TO young ladies' Please send for
circulars further information THIS mart of the c2un.r
is considered safe from incasion.
]. WILCOX PRINCIPAL
WarrentOn, N. u, June ~, lS62 2t-Wyt.
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The Richmond Dispatch says The, enemy has
entered East Tennessee through Wilson's Gan. and
at last accounts was making his way up Powelrs
Valley, which extends into Virginia A furious
and speedy attack should be made at once in order
to protect the Salt Works and the Virginia and Ten.
nessee railroad Doubtless our Government is fully
awake to- the necessity of the case. Rumors of the
presence and dongs of tho enemy in Virginia are
perhaps exaggerated.