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GREENSBoRoUaH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

PAYS ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY,
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sive odors of wounds, mix one hundred parts
of calcined plaster ofparis and two parts of
coal tar. Rub well together. Sprinkle this
upon the wound once or twice, daily. They
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Hospital. Richmond Whig.
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4 ND now is the time to educate your daughters.
~ The 9Th Annual Session of Davenport Female
College Uenoir, n. Co. win open July nth, 1867
Board $500 per week tuition from SID to As per an
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THE PILES CAN BE CURED.

r AN DRIVEN TO THE NECESSITY OF
L advancing on my Vegetable Pile Ointment, not
because it is better now than it ever was, but because
every thing I buy, L have to pay four prices. 1t is NV
business to make it for the benefit ofthe afflicted, and
by sending 81 so, and 30 cents to pay the postage, will
send a box any where in the Southern Confederacy.
Address NEAL BROWN, Raleigh, N. c.
July u. 1862. 40
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Greensboro. June 81 1859 Att
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

= HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES n LOTSI IN THE
i City of Raleigh, that l will sell for a fair price.
Some of them are in the most desirable portions Of
the City. and all in the occupancy of good tenants
at good priced rents. For particulars apply to
NJ G6RNAN
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FOR SHERIFF OF BURKE.

NV are autho. ised to annuuncc j. A. PUTT,
w as Candidate for the office OF Sheriff OF
Burke county, at the election on the 18th OF August
next. Price adv. s3 4Nte
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MUSIC.

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ROSE OF TEXAS-Song, Zoe.
HOME SWEET HOME, ac
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SIAR TIC.
HERES LIFE IN THE OLD LAND YET, Soc
just received and for sale by w. L. POMEROY
Raleigh. March %. 1862. 81
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McCLELAN's "STRATEGIc MovE."-

Henceforth when 4 scoundrel is kicked out of doors,
He need never resent the disgrace,
But cry " Ny dear, sir, I'm eternally yours,
For your kindness IN CHANGING MI BASE"
(Richmond Wing.
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August IS, 1861
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Ca

THIS Company has been in successful ene,.-
ton over 10 years, aud continues to take r;sk,
upon all classes of property in the State. fsrc.nt
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries. unon Is.
vorable terms. It's Policies now cover prona,sv
amounting to $S,s37,64s, a large portion Of wbi.S
is in country risks, and its present capital ;s.ovs-
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bend nras-
erly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the Man
this Company has been less than one third of an.
per cent per annum, on all grades of propert, am
braced in its operations.
All communication in reference to insnrar..
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HANDEHS $. sHIrH, Sec'y;
July :, 1859.
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ID. W. Hustled, Attsrnev.
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All sssired information given by Agents in all
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GLEN ANNA FEMAI,E sFYINaay
SUBSTITUTES.

u az Substitutes, are free from State or Confeder-
ate service, well skilled in military tactics, Infsnry.
Artillery, Cavalry or Broad-SwordE Exercise, prefer the
latter, however, but are willing to serve anywhere in
the Southern Confederacy in any capacity, each. for
S12U. Address Raleigh p. O. Box 50. 45-st
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Asurpri.e at ueuders.u.

From the Louisville EIpress lsi
One hundred and ten men, embracing Capt.
John O. Dailey's company of Louisville Provost
Guards and detachment of Capt Andrew 5
Michigan battery from West Point, the whole
under command Of Capt. Daley, were surprised
by party Of rebels at Henderson, KY, on
Sunday night It appears that Capt Dailey's
command were encamped in an enclosed lot,
and that the rebels had succeeded in secreting
themselves in two adjoining buildings, firing
upon the Federals under cover of the darkness
from their hiding places. We regret to learn
that in the engagement which followed Lieut.
Tyler, Of Andrews battery, was killed. and
Capt. Daley and his brother, Lieut.. Daley,
were wounded. Capt Dsiley's conduct after
the attack was made is very highly praised.
Although severely wounded in the thigh, he
bound up his wounds with pocket handker-
chiefs, and went heartily into the engagement
completely routing the enemy, with whist loss
we are not informed. Il has been stated that
the rebel bushwhaekers were led by Richard
Hswes, and the mans of Clay Meriwether has
also been associated with the mArauders Capt
Watkins, with forty-four provost guards, and
Capt Nicklin OF the 18th Indiana battery,
with two guns, and detachment of men, left
for Henderson by the steamer Grey Eagle last
evening. Their presence in and about Hender-
son viii have the effect to restore good order in
that region.
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on the bank of the river while the performance,
was going on. One of the generals staff, il
throwing something into the river, stumbled
| having his sword in his hand. The old genera
ran to his assistance aud pulled him up. / did
not learn that be was much hurt, but he had a
narrow escape.
Hali-past six o'clock The general and stat
! came on borrd the Knickerbocker, which lay
outside Us. Half an hour was spent in dishib-
utiug the troops between the three vessels.
Seven o'clock p. NAH the steamers moved
out together Nothing ahoat then lay above Us
but the four gunboats. Our engine bell sound
ed, our wheels went round and we dropped
slowly down the yellow Pamunky. The last
we saw OF White House was one mass of smoke
flame and smOuldering ruins. We arrived at
Fortress Monroe at P. NJ, on Sunday, having
lain at anchor all Saturday night in the Pa
munky, twelve miles below White House. You
viii notice / did not say one word about our
hearing any firing or seeing any of the much
feared rebels. $l00. 600 worth Of property was
destroyed. Every one that left White House
believes that most of it could have beea yed
II there was any system adopted sn 10
authority but | suppose the amou1s 4,-s.i
they thought it hardly worth whne q rsle -
effort to save it. Many Of the b2e. trAe
down fIom there half empty. Mr. 4aR az.
reI, army agent, had his place fred .n he
knew anything about it himself, aud Cae. Heil
and Nj. Ames, of Baltimore tried to save his
store, which was the very finest at White House, |
but their efforts did not avail hIr. Farrell.
few days befor', sent $500 worth of goods to |
our sies and wounded. His loss alone is over |
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General Orders No. 9.
HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRENADA Miss June 92i lss3 {

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRENADA, Miss, June 22i, 1902.
II conformity with Special Orders Nc. = fsied e.
As Hesdquarters Mississippi Stste Troops aIsioren.
sral ofhcs Canton, June isth ls62 Ergader
N. T. Berry n his sbseuos ths commanders Of TegT
uents and ba'talons Of his brigade WI cal o1t he
minute men Of his brigade for ianedists service in she
IL These minute men VIII meet cn twenty four hourE
10t e az their respective county seats OF al sch other
more convenient points may be desgna.ed bv their
eonlnsnders hsvrg IN view eonoentra-io in advance
81 The TslEhstche river ihe great railroad thor
ooghfsre 70 resist and impede the progre Of the enc
my.
III These troops VIII supply their own arms snd
make requstion on the A6utEut General OF lie State
ior sHmuuiuL 70 the extent Of fly To1uGs Per nsn
s1d iheT subsistence viii be purchssed in their re.
spse-ive ditret by competent Ocers belonging 10 the
respective bsttaions
". Commanders Of bstfalions and companies y 90 re
90 i1fledlately tber Orgsnizs 0n strength station
and outnt 20 their BricaiifT General ether con-
Eslosr s1d send copy each report 70 he Assistant
ENdluia1i General al these Headquarters
y lne Gene q commanding tl+s Special De psrtnsnt
Is ensioe ihst no appeal IS necessary 20 NssIorsns
NE defense Of their families snd their arsides Their
Ion hold gods and their native land sraint iusoent
lnvs, ers engaged bsrba-0us sud rznsica crusade
3 y command Of bri igsdier- General RUGGLEs
L. D. SAEDIDSE -. X A.
la-4 " A A A ard lisp General
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TO THE
Cotton Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI ASD IOVISTATAt

SUBSCRIBERS 10 ths Produce LOAN. and otssr,
- Nhe may roW be disposed 10 subscribe thrir CoTroN
OAOFs are notified thai under a.t OF ConrreFa
the same viii be taken by the Government Gt a fsil
Nslaslto1 IA exchange for lis eight per cent bonds
which ean be readily used in ordinary mercantile trans
acrions
Planters and others having such cotton proper
1sed and securely housed n ties Of twenty bale
Sno over VIII plesse address al jackson Mss care
q ) A T. Gree1 stating the quantity and guslity Of
lhe cotton and the prices asked
Ihs bond viii be delivered tie time Of the pur.
suisse but the cotton w remain 10 the custody of the
Anter who must obse himself 10 take due ard prop
-f esrs OF The same, and deliver free OF charge a. the
.s&rest shipping point whenever requested 10 de- So
ns plansr is Hoi expected insure the cotton sn
VIII not Be responsible for e. II burre5 when -hreat
eled by TIE eremy. Were the state has sdvR1ced
upoa cot on its len In sale Al De removed hy
1he Dsrliss
Proposals for the sac Of other articles necessary 10
Iae army payable IN bonds viii be received BY me
J. D. DEBOW.
General a gs2t Pro 5uce Loan
SUB EgsutS OF the Produce Loan "a N'sssslDpi and
LOUISIANA requested also 10 receive p-op.sss and
tsrHs-d fhen ms. i-ss-
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In tbe course of late debate in the lower
House Of the Federal Congress, the following is
reported to have occurred:
Mr.. Mallory, Of Ky, differed from his col.
league (Wicklife) as to the Secretary of War.
He had an abiding confidence in that officer, aud
that the conduct of Gen. Hunter would be re
pudiated, and for the following reasons: Two OF
three weeks ago he had business with the Secre-
tsry, When be was about leaving the depart
ment the Secretary called him back, and folding
over tie date and signature Of letter, showed
him that an officer had asked authority to raise
regiment of blacks. The Secretary inquired
what answer ought to be given, to which be
(Mallory) replied; eff you will allow me TO
dictate an answer, / would say emphatically,
NO." The Secretary rejoined that be had not
only done that but had ordered the cfieers' ar
rest. He therefore repeated to many gentlemen
that the charges that the Secretary Of War sane
toned the recruiting Of blacks, were false
Mr.. Kellogg, Of IlIinois-Wss the arrest fer
making that suggestion
Mr. Mallory-That was the impression ! re-
ceived. Il there were other reasons, they we're
not stated
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Another delegation Of 200 or 800 Latter Day
Saints, vulgarly called "Mormons," came over
the Hannibal and St. 10. railroad yesterday, and
viii leave for Florence on the Omaha this morn
ing, and from there take the overland route for
"the promised land"
The Saints spent last night in and around the
railroad warehouse, which literally swarmed
with them. They are principally old English,
and 7ppear TO be better looking class Of peo-
pie we generally see vending thsir way to
Bngl t's dOmiuions-& Joseph journal 4h.
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NOTICE.


June Both, lS62
g1s he freaide pfTiois % holy Springs, Oxford and
vicinity Who resin st home 10 critisise The acts Of
csTs and soleiers who sre trying TO ssrye their c0un
e IN the fed and espeeSly 70 these self constituted
rulsTv censors VINO have been particularly revere IN
sheir structures upon myself anu eonnlano a. lennes
s,s 81 Feeo,Int Of tbe recent move across tbs Tai
fahstehis would state for tbeiF infOtnaton ard salts
fsetsn dttle I vsue their good opirlon' or dread
rbeir inpertincnt erticisus cowsrdy intlnuahOns
rbst The move was dictated By good sense Ead SOMA
fge RuaBt and crdsred BY b gber authority. We fsA
back before force Of the ersmys cavalry aE ~ Ii
grLERs have proper report the general com
saandpE But the move Wss made 20 ssFe 9 large ana
"a sbe train Of Fagous with the full purpose OF Ts
lprrioR promptly, which We have done.
ulT appreeistng our obi gaiiops TO our country and
u5presssd with ability o. perform u, wi bout The
gssf suce Of the above meutiened patriots an mere
riib NY command io do ny whole duty - an oleef
- a so{sjsr ". H. JACKSON,
IA 4s.l colOnsl cSysisy
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PARTISAN SERVICE! 4!

= EN- z. L. kCEE la suth-rfy 10 raise a regiment
NJ 0: PsriissnN, 10 serve ia Mississippi. His Head
yIuarerE 81 GreCsdar where c1mPsuies squads or in
'dividusls, d-Frus = Join him. vii spPy 70 Capt J. g.
EOLA, who has charge o. The orgaaiza ion Of tie egi
meuf.
F-siy dollars bounty viii BE- paid % each member A.
s101 g. company OIgsni2,sacn eollp peto Al other
allowances CoTarence vita enlis tIneuL
? iu2l3.eods
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JAILOR,S EOTICE.

CtOEINTTTED 70 the isil Of Ps1o,a county. two NE
81 J GRO MEN, who say their names are PHILIP and
I'm ard that they btlorg to Robert Adams If Tala-
saiehe ,,1unty, Mississippi. Both copper colorsd
aTbe ov-D,Y can fnd them in sii 81 "a place.
J. Il. JONES, Sheriff aud Jsilor
f-r1awa.~s Pamela couutv Miss
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,JaU0R,S NOTICE.

TSOMMITTED 20 ths jail q PanOla county Mlssis-
Y sippi NEGRO MAJ, who calls his nsue sll0S,
-aBd tsys he belongs Robert Bessly, of keutueky.
{5s -aBa~sy from Hfj VIM, near Helene ArEansss.
Ne seems 20 be about ySeven years od, is very
black I've feet ten inches high has bis TigLt
eye and has but little bssrd.
J. q. JONES, Sheriff and Jailor
iv5 lavT3rT~ Pano a county. FizF
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The RTilitin,

Under the efficient supervision of Gen r
Davis, the militia of the Oh brigade are being
rapidly organized for active service Al
though but few weeks have elapsed since he
received the appointment Of HkigsdieT-general,
and the brigade embraces some twenty counties,
we learn that the organic alton has already been
effected in all but two or three counties And,
we may remark, that the expeditiono of this work
is no less necessary than praiseworthy The
enemy are now hOyeveTing ell along our border,
from CoTinth to Ship Island, only awaiting a
tavorable opening 10 penetrate to the center Of
the State, and desOlate cur fields and fresides
Our volunteer army, alone, may not prove suffi-
cient to keep back the invaders. It then be-
comes the duty of every man able to bear arms
to respond heartily to his country's CALL and
rush to her defense. We know there are many
men who scoff at the idea of raw militiamen,
with dOuble-barreled shot guns, being pitted
against the well-traiDed Yandals, with their
long range rifles; but such objections, if valid
in this instance, would be so in all other instances
OF inequality between eontending powers and,
therefore, argue the eternal submission of the
weaker party TO the oppression Of the stronger
No, we must do the best we can, or give up the
contest
As this call for the militia will doubtless leave
many poor families in distress and want, we
suggest to those men of means, who are so for
tunste as to be left at home, that it is their
bounden duty to lend them a helping hand
This IS no time to make money eff the neeessi-
ties Of the poor, and to fare sumptuously
every day" while they would fsin eat Of the
crumbs that fall from your tables. Remember
Dives l-Saunu So1,th
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RHKaWAYs CAUGHT 4!

. srzaHIsss ana 1Un, De ocEiBy 20 ". S. Ball Of
Memphis, Tenn. ranaEsy fflm E-sFg- XII gs, near
Vsughsns St. Itiou. Central ros5 Cdarles Ia ~
Etou negro s.t feet high, large wkers thirty yesrs
old and black Tom il yellow, sms1 goatee ana slut
tsTs while TAX InF.
J. Ii. JONES. Sheriff and Jailor.
FvSIsur9ws Ta1Sla county Miss
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The news on yesterday, from tt lines below
Richmond, was uninterrupted with the familiar
repetition of the accounts of artillery and in
fantTy. No fighting Of any consequence occur
red. The Federal army made an attempt to get
to James river, and portion of it, after a vain
attempt to carry away something in the shape of
arms aud ammunition, managed to penetrate
the marshes of the Chckahominy, and reached
the James. A large number, under the protec-
ton of nobody at all, cOntrived to get over to
Epps' Island, and there they are. Some got over
on the other side, but being under no command
and completely disorganized and demOral!sed,
will doubtless be speedily cOoped up and carried
to Petersburg. The remainder OF McClell&n's s
army are diving about in the swsmps of the
Turkey Island region. Between FIVE and six
thousand Of them were captured on yesterday,
without any difficulty, and started up to the
city in parties Of several hundreds. Some two
thousand were sent over to the Chesterfield side
on tie pontoOns above Drewry's Bluff, to be cared
for in or near Petersburg Before many hours
more we must hear of some definite settlement Of
the question of the situation
The advance of our army over the deserted
ground of the Yankee Vandals develope daily
instances o., the most horrible brutality. In
spiTed with D bitterness intensely bestisl, they
have lost no opportunity to visit their inhuman
wrath upont the bodies of the living and the dead
Of the CoHfederate army that have fallen into
their hands. On yesterday some of our forces,
in passing over the deserted camp ground of the
fugitives, discovered three Louisiana soldiers
hanging from tree, while the bodies of several
Geergisns were lying around mutilatsd with
bsyonet wounds, and begrimed with dirt We
trust that due vengeance win be visited upon
the vllainous wretches for this glazing violation
of all the rules of respectable warfare. The
black flag, it is understood, was raised amid
their ranks in the last struggle, bat its effect,
like al the rest they may attempt to get up, fell
dead The situation is now nearly as it was on
Wednesday. The enemy are at bay, without
supplies, ammunition, aid, and almost without
hOpe.-Rich@OHd Enquirer Juty4.
Rich SoUTHERNERs SENDING THEIR Pro
PERTY To EURoPE.-A letter from Liverpool,
in the London Daily Ne,rs, gives this piece Of
information &
At late hour last evening (June lSth) the
steamship T. Hawkins arrived in the Mersey
from HaVans, etc. This vessel brings in specie
$433,000, and l627 bales of cotton on freight
The E. Hawkins, We understand although hail
ing from Havana, comes from Matamoras
port on the banks Of the Rio Grande del Norte.
Il is generally believed here that the specie
brought by this vessel is comprised of shipments
made by wealthy SoutherneIs, who may be de-
sirOus OF saving what property they have from
eonhscatiOn.
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RUNAWAY CAIGnTi

,~toNETT1 ed 70 Zoe jail Of Psnos County. a YEL-
LOW n EGRO Man, who calls tis name LIN,
ana ssys be lsslongs denTy Strd5r, o. Tslshs ehe
eouuty Miss Len has llDg curly har thirty years Old
and I've feet SIX Inches 10 eight
J. H. JONES, Sheriff and Jsilor,
fvs1avau- Pamela county Miss.
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RUylWAY CAUGHT /!

FTgFr ZEE WAS committed to the jail of Pamela county
Il a NEGRO BOY. who says his psms is RANSOM,
snd ths be belongs 10 Philip Hooks cf TiptOn county,
'fspu said Negro ~ from his young master K
V Hook q At Tapelo. He Is EbOut twenty-five years
old lair oug aud tbiSki hsd gray uniform coat,
iezns ant y and Yskee biue Jacket.
J. ii. JONES, Sheriff and JailoT,
fvE1avy9, - Psnoiz county, Mss.
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The RrItish Tnrs.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent of tie
New York Tribune complains bitterly of the
courtesy shown by the English naval officers 10
the secessionists at Norfolk. Quoth the writers
The English gunboat Jason has for some time
past been lying in Elizabeth river, near Norfolk.
As was the case with the Rinaldo, the officers,
and apparently ell on board the Jason, are in
complete sympathy with the secessiOnists Of
the city, who are warmly received on the fire.
quent visits, especially the ladies. A few days
since the officers gave an entertainment to a Sc
leet party, when the table was pTofusely decors-
ted with rebel flags, the sentiments drank
matohed and the music was Dixie" These
demonstrations of sympathy with the rebellion
on the part Of the EngliShmen, so open and de-
fsnt, and so apparently studied have become
very offensive. The figate Minnesota, the
Seminole, and other naval vessels, are lying
near, and the studied oiienss has not escaped
the notice of the officers. 1t is TumoTed that
the commodore summoned the commander 'Of the
Jason on board the Minnesota concerning the
subject that an interview took place on the
frigGte Immediately after the entertainment re-
ferred to is certain. am persuaded that these
demonstrations Of active sympathy with the
rebellion will not be permitted to go uDre-
baked.