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UNITED BAPTIST INSTITUTE,
MALE AND FEMALE.

TAYLORsvILLE, ALEXANDER COUNTY, N. e.
Rev. F. A. BELcHER, A. B., Principal.
WILLIAM BRuST, Jr A. b., Instructor in Male Depart
ment. a.
Mrs. NJ A. BELcHER Music Teacher and Assistant in Fe-
male Department. -. ..
vGlHE NEXT TERM OF FIVE MONTHS WILL OPEN
Il Monday, July 2sth, 1852.
Board and washing IS to 50 per month.
THE TERMS TUITION PER SESSION ARE:
First Glass. Reading. Writing, &c.) 81 so
Second Class, (Arthmetic Grammar &c., II SO
Third Glass Nat. Philosophy, Astronomy, Bota-
ny. &c., Is 90
Fourth Glass. (Higber Mathematics Languages,
French included) IS 90
Music and use of Instruments 20 90
Incdentas, l %
No Extras Students, Male and Female, promptly pre-
pared for College given thorough, practical English
course. Students charged from time of entering.
For further particulars, address the Principal
July 20, 1869. 3O-w4tpd.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SUN.
u day the 2sth of January last negro boy named
feet or inches high, Is 20 years old and supposed
ito weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy =.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, confined in any Jail
get him. a"r5 W. ''E-1@ f. L. WARREN
GaSweh TO-, March IA, 1852. 12-wtf.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
VUyHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
i the delivery of William NJ. Thompson at Half Way
Station on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad the
Camr of the 47h n c. Regiment Drewry's Bluff
Said Thompson deserter from company E. Of the above
named regiment, resides about miles of Raj.
esh, and deserted from Camp Johnston below Godsboro
the Sth Of the present month. ,. p
]. II NORWOOD,
Capt. Co. E, 47th Regt. N. c. Troops.
July %, 1852 sO-w4t
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
Il of LAND, lying on Haw River, in the County Of Ala.
nance one mile north of the Haw River House. the
aliroad consnng 2s5 80 of which welltim:
adapted to the growth of wheat corn tobacco &c
good dwelling house, with six rooms is the premises
Terms II sale will be made easy to ihepnrchaser Address
the subscriber ut Melville, .Aamance, N. G..
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. II, 1852. ,.i..-sr. -,. 7-wtE
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LAND FOR SALE.

VVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS A FIRST RATE
Tract of Land for sale, containing six hundred and
eighteen acres lying Middle Creek miles Southwest
OF Raleigh which is we'll adapted to corn wheat oats te
bacco and cotton There is about round pine
and 100 acres of the best bottom land The plantation
in good condition and under first rate fence. will
also hire out negro and two women, all good field
hands This is said to be the beautiful and healthy
place in the county Apply to the subscriber on the
premises. ir.s - J. J. JONES.
June q, 1862. .. 27-wst
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
1855 TOWNSVILLE N. C.

TIME Ill SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
4th Wednesday Of July, 1862 Session Of twenty-one
weeks. 80
Board. washing fuel and rooms 81 so per week. or $50
per Session Tuition, English from 80 to SIS; Melodeon
Piano Gaitar $50 each. No charge for instruments
Oher branches reasonable pay Board in advance tuition
at the close Of the No deduction for absence ex
cepting protracted sickness. > . |ia-i5 -. ".
For further information, address
.y .-. J., W. THOMAS
President of Board.
july /. 1852. ~! -.--ft' rs '2F' 81; 27-w7tpd.
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July II, 1862.
FURNACE AND BLOOMERY,

A0ASA i OAeHsASA AMI OAOOmCN
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPERATION
Il BLAST FURNACE, six miles East of Lin
colnton aud 2% miles from the Wilmington and Ruther-
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 obaned such establishments be had
at reasonable prices. TEHMS CASH
= Orders solicited aud will be promptly filled
Address, JONAS w. DERR.
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., N G.
March l8, 1862. 12-w5mpd.
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. NOTICE.

111Sfa NOTICE. - 49, 49,
"AKE COUNTY, MAY TERN. .Is62.-
w Petition for. seftIement Wesley y. Smith vs. j.
g. King aud others This cause coming to be heard il
ordered that advertisements for six weeks be made for
William P. Repley and Beddy Repey, non-resdests toap.
pear plead at the next Term Of This Court Or
the wlbs lizard - pure q to thsui =
III FERRELL. O. Q. q.
July T. 1sss. (pr. ID. eGSSH9 3s-wst.
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20, Nv LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER, FOR SALE The TRACT OF LAND ON
which reside containing nine hundred acres situated
ten miles west of Oxford, Granville county, lying immedi
ately Tar River in first rate peighborhood. 1t is
we'll watered. and well improved and adapted to the
growth Of corn wheat aud tobacco About onehird
in original growth The plantation is in good condition
Will take in part payment young negroes, and would
prefer the balance in Confederate Treasury notes. dc.
sirabie, would sell on any reasonable time. g.
Berea Granville Co N c. June q 1852 24-wtf
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ME SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
IL to combine the numerous companies of Partisan RAW
gers 1or more efecual service into Battaons and Ree
ments, Las authorized and empowered me to organize
Regiment of the same in North.CaroIina.
Such companies therefore, both of cavalry and infantry
% desire to join my command will please notify me- at
Raleigh, at as early dav practicable.
fortune, in defence Of your country-yo1 invite
d. d. FEREBEE
July Is, 1852. - Sl-wst.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTES.

VHlHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
IL be resumed on the LIST day of September under the
direction of Mr.. Mrs. Burwel aided by competent teac
in all the branches The scholastic year will be divd
ed into two sessions of sixteen and The other of
tyour weeks, with vacation of three weeks at Christ
mas For circular containing full particulars TERMS
&c address, REv. R. BURWELL,
Charlotte, N. C.
July II, 1852. 29-wSpd.
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lencs in their grief for the loss Of in the fur
bloom of nanho9L zas... vi
s Rs,oloed, That the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days,
and the Secretary be requested 70 Forward Of
borough Recorder and the family Of our deceased.
/. 0t0'.'''' ''z a. <. UNSTEADY .
W. G. GUESS.
N. MARKHAM, Cox.
80 T. L. COOLEY,
.6gssA Il la @. AVERY, z iga''r's
!, fss RICH. W. YORK, " Adsters =
+ W. B. ALLEN, Secretary. s,,at ls,s;.. ~
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$50! 1901 s3O!!!

v3U! 13Uy $3O!!!
VlHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
IL the apprehension and delivery at camp or confne-
ment in Wlkesboro JAIL for each Of the following persons
deserters from my company. vz Joseph Gregory Finley
Bowers, VIM r. Heartt, Harvey Bercbett and Harrison
berche Said deserters supposed to be lurking about
in Wilkes and Irede counties.
A. II. MARTIN,
Capt. Co. G, 54th Regt N G. Troops.
July %, 1892 sO-wH.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
i most valuable lands in Davie county, North Caro-
lima. Said lands situated the Yadkin River, is
miles Northwes of lexington and "a miles Southwest Of
Salem North Carolina Of great fertility and contain
some 800 acres Of and we'll adapted to tho
culture of Tobocco, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Grass &c.
For further particulars address the undersigned at Sa.
lem North Carolina. N. s. A. CHAFFlN.
May Is. 1884, 90 -! j = . : s9-w3m.
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MARRIED..

In this City. July 25th, 1862, by VIM. j. Eddins Esq.,
Mr.. w. p. TENNlsoN, of Duncopbe, and Miss REBEccA
MEDLIN, of Wake.
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,ssxsREHARp.

m ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON TUE
IL "a inst, PETER. . negro low built and very aeshv,
~ sma feet and d slow and dull in his movements IA
sppesFsnes asd abdss % ysan old. His hair is slightly
Twill nav the above reward Of twenty-five dollars for
the delivery of said boy to me ct nebanesve for
Ills safe confinement in any jail where can get him
---- 49,. .s-srFs st5A 8. A. WHITE.
Aebane.vills. N. c. Aug. 9, 1862. ss-wlm.
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vALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

IN THE 18th OF AUGUST NEXT, THE UNDER.
signed as Executors ofWilliam Frank, deceased, will
se at his late residence in Davidson County, N c. four
acres Of land, on which is two story brick dwelling
h.,se Eicken and other outhouses; large barn and
blacksmith shop Also good Touring mill and saw MILL
all good order and good orchard and the lands are
valuable for mining purposes aud we'll adapted to the
growth of all kinds Of grain. '1'
personal property belonging to said estate will be
on the day of sale. WV ''-N' >''"n
CHRISTIAN FRANK,
WILSON FRANK, Executors.
W: Frank the remises. ~"' .p'.
July 25, 10 @ss> s,-v1t
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For the Standard.

W. B. ALLEN, Secretary, -. :. ..,.iat .s.sa.. =.
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letters, there was no. one single letter for
any OF US. A few minutes ago. tho boys
worp all life tumbliug around and josting,
in anticipation Of soon reading the thoughts
Of dear ones behind. What a contrast !
Now thoy are lying about in little clusters,
almost speechless, with elongated visages,
breathing sighs OF no ordinary Dimensions.
Some denounce Secession in very insanity
language. and Others say, Il wish / was
home This last expression, coming from
some of our best aud most intelligent boys,
crates heavily on ones finer feelings. We
cannot account for tho negligent manner
in which our mail is triilud with, nor do We
know bow to remedy tho evil | presume
wo must sigh and ST bmii-l species of virtue
wo are getting pretty we'll used to. We
know II IS not the fault of our friends still
VIC rOsolve never to writo again. 'Tis de-
pressing, aud probably without core. With
the exception Of those who are sick amongst
us. NO onjoy tolorabIy good hoalth, nearly
every well ono having gained some pounds
IN weight since leaving mothers board. -
Thus, under such circumstances. wo arc
| not TO be- pitICd and know We are not to
DO enviUd. Yours truly,
G. LIE ISLE.
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aud Two brIgades Ot infantry. emergad from
,ha woods in tho direction of Winchester
A Parrot battery sont an effective sholl
amongst thom, when they retrOatcd 10 the
woods. not since emerging, hOdv of them
have remained on tho hanks of tho Shen.
andoah, :Wo miles off, afrnd to retreat in
the faco of tho battery. Onr forcos arc in
fall possess on of the Gap TIM rebels in
tended to dispute the possession OF tho Gap,
but were about an hour behind time
Snickersvilcan's state that Stuart with
3 900 rebel cavalry passed through the Gap
Thursday. The impression is general that
| n great battle will be fought 10 morrow.
New York. Nov. "A head' quarters
dspatch TO the Herald dated Wheatland 2d
! contains tho following;
Gen. Mcclellan reconnoitered tho enemy
from tho front, this p. NJ.
Gen. PIeasanton's cavalry. supported BY
a brigade of Doubleday's division, drove the
rebels from their position. contessing the
ground with considerable spirit.
The rebels east OF the Blue Ridge de-
signed retroating through the Gap Hear
Uppervilo. Jackson and Longstreet are
iust beyond Smokers Gap with large force
Cannonading is now going on. Tho troops
are in excellent condition aud eager for q
battle. A general engagement Is expected
tomorrow,
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The ECONOMY OF llEALTu.-1his busy nation
OF Americans has IL, 100000 working population,
whose services may bs estimated at 50 per day.
and their animal loss by sickness at an average
Of en- days euch in the year. This gives n total
loss OF 10000 ,0oo-a sum times as large Us
the cost Of tho General Government. including
the Army, Navy, Post Offices, Legislators, For
eisn Ministers, and ull The amount weighs over
six hundred tons in pure gold
A large proportion Of this costly suffering might
hs averled by timely attention TO diet, clean.
insss md above all by the proper use of the right
remedy in season When 25 cent box OF Ayers
Pills will avert an attack OF illness thai it would
take several days TO recover from, or a dollar
bottle oil Ayers Sarsaparilla will expel lurking
disorder that would bring the sufferer 10 his back
lor weeks or months, does is take any figures TO
show the gooi EcoNoMV OF the invesmenti---
When Fever and Ague Is ranking In your veins,
and shaking your life out OF yon, is il worth tho
dollar II costs Tor his AoUE CURE to have The viii
laiPous disorder expelled which It does surely and
Iquicklyi When you have taken cold, is il pru-
dent TO wait uutil Is has settled the lunge when
days or weeks or months must be spent in trying
TO cure IT, even u Il can be cured at all--or is Il
| cheaper to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. costing D
1 few shilings apd remove the trouble before il -
Seriousi II takes no wisdom TO decide. 66s
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FROM THE oru BATTEnY.
FARls. KENTUCKY. Detachment OH
o. V. b., Con. q. Clay Smith, Com

FARlS. KENTUCKY. Detachment On
O.V V.B., Con. q. Clay Smith, Com
Oct, 2l.h, 1862.
Mr. CONVERSE IL sit not upon a chair,
as writo YOU With ma erials upon the table.
but upon my knnpsuck am ! seated. with
my portfolio rested upon my knee, beneath
tho shade Of monarch oak, whose yollow
leaves and acorns arc continually dropping
to mo,hsr earth. 'Tis beautiful morning.
shored in after hitter cold night. wo ro-
curing to crack tho lce to wash away tho
real estate from our faces, This is tho first
really pretty place We havo had the fortune
to bn ouca,npud in. in Kentucky; right in
! tho center OF large aud lovely grove, the
trcos tall and heavy, aud at goodlY dis
tanoe apart. giving us abundance OF room
for foot din aud. as wo tread along. tho
rustling of tho fallen leaves at our fe0t i'm.
prints IDEAS innumnrablo Wha: those arc
cannot bu whispered. Onlv u soldier eau
conjLre such. aud quick as found are thoao
/, dispellod by tho euliyOGing strains OF our
martial bnuGs (; leaving. however,. glimmer'
ing hopo that tho time is nigh when treason
must succumb to duty, aud wo return tC
fnndly. cherished society and its pleasures
conscious that each Quo has rendered what
in his mower lay, tho service duo IA glOrio us
weeping cOuntry. in her oudouvor 10 crust
,hs monster tyrannv, Then shall b,
happy-suprOmoly sn-yCs, earthly happi
moss unallovcd should partako of, wer,
such but crnsrmmatcd.
We are hero for tho purpose Of guarding
tho railroad between this place md Lexing
=, ton. 30 that tho bridges which wore burne,
ia hy the Rebels may DO rebuilt Oars is
a rather mOnotOuous sGrt Of existence ~ pres
ont, tho time bong occupied in short march
10 u.s. u lltle drilling and eating, and mucl
, sleeping Generally speak ing, We hyyo hat
, more than an average amount Of sickness
- nwiug, mostly presume. to tho bGd Qualii
of water W. have used tor the past thrp
!. weeks. That whloh va used for the las
o iivr days. is nothing other than that of
,a semi srngnant waIor pool twenty yards /
~ diameter, with daIk, br0wnish groom scur
M apon tho suriucc, about quarter of an inc
/. thick Bv pushing tho scene aside, wU Fl
!. our kcttlcs.
Within ton days. wo havo buried one
b Rnnther expected To die, Oi quick cOnsumI
a, ton; another doubtful, ot typhoid fover
two others throatoued with typhoid; and
dozon or SO very sick and taublo with dysol
torV.
'e Wo arc under the command Of Gen.
l. Clay Smith, bu; hear this morning tn
l. ho is to DO removed ! canoOt exactly 81
" orr strength of force here. On our rigl
rs uro the s3d Onio and e3d Wisconsin : Ia
o- rear, 18th KontuckyS right rear, Goth 0hi'
4 right, 2lSL Indiana Battery, 6 pieces, III
sasalry scouting all around.
" Just as ] haVa reached this part oi N
latter, wo have met with another reyer
81 that has cast down the spirits Of the boy
10 tbe Ars: mail 10 two weeks has arrived f
the Division, and, out of JOurtreH buslsis
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CAMr NEAR LEXINGTON,

SCls olo', lOOS.
Mn oNvERsE:--lxcuso 10y troubling
YOU so much but this time, in the insertion
of these lines, | claim your lOlboaruncc
from giving mo q scolding. presume you
Aro aware, by my last lottor to you, that We
lost a mate; ho it is | scrawl of.
| do not know tho reason Why tho r. o.
authorities do not transmit our paper mat.
ter to ne. 1t is enough to say, perhaps
that there have not been moro than tcu
papers received by all tho members of the
Battery put together. We have had only
two Democrats. and ono Of those was cut in
two, so as to accommodate two or fOu,
readers. l am in a hurry this morning
We expect cvory moment to moYc. | should
think from what can soe around here tba,
NO havu about 80 coo mon. There SCENT
to ho no oud to artillery here. Five battcr
RIGS all in ono pilC, besides what is off few
miles.
You will please excuse my shortncss now
and favor encore your humblo servant by
the insertion OF tho other leaf, and allow mt
to return you many thanks for past tavors
Yours, very truly,
G. Lo ISLE.
p. S We expect every hour, to have
Tho "Od oh" along when wo will DO at
once transferred to it, and then, possibly
be enabled to obtain our mail.
C. l.. l.
Lin"s wriHcn on ht DEAN Of a Conrad,
oh D. j. artiiery
Tho deceased William Andrews, OF Clari
don, Giod at Falmouth, Ky, suddenly. Go
| up from bed ut rcvollo. 5 A NJ buglo cal
for rolf muster. At noon, went to hospital
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DAVID TOD, Governor.
,. + HOFFMAN, Private Secretary.
Statistics and Memoranda Relating to
the Raising of Troops aud the Draft
in Ohio, Made for the S cretary Of


the Raising of Troops aud the Draft
in Ohio, Made for the S cretary of
War.
STATS OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPART.
EMENr. CoLUMBUS, Oc,. 26. 1862.
FtrSt-On,O's quota under the two calls
OF the President, each for !hree hundred
thousand was about seventy four thou
sand.
Second This number was duly ap.
portionCd among the several townships
and districts OF the State, numbering :our.
teen hupdrcd and seveLty, assigning TO
each its just quota TO be raised, after civ.
ing to each due credit for the force there
;olore raised.
ZHird-Every preparation necessary
for she draft was made ready by the 18Th
Of September, but in view OF the fact that
the loyal people of the STATE had, to a
great extent, been occupied in resisting
the rebel raid made upon our Southern
border, it was considered but an &C, o.
justice to them to postpone the draft until
the 6rst OF October, WHICH was done.
Az the date OF September 5th, the mum
Der subject TO draft was 20 All. Between
thaI date and the first day of October
abou; 900 Of this number volunteered
into tha throo yon,s' oor"ioo. thus leavtns
about one thou. and to be drafted
o the ei:hty.eight counties about one
fourth OF them escaped the draft entirely
In the remainder, the work oi DRAFTING
commenced and was quietly pursued an
ehcerfullr ncquiesced IN uni completed
or the number thus drafted more thn
one half, either in person or by substitute
have since voIun 'ccred in The three wears
service, and the good work still continues
40 that il is now thought that we shat
have but three or four thousand Of thu
whole seventy four thousand demanded
OF us to orgaSz, into nine months service
OF :he recruits, hbout forty eight thou
sand have enlisted into new regiments, ,anC
:he remainder. being about twenty thou
sand, into old regiments.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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NOVEMBER 7. 1862.
Ibe IsftersOQiap Qemocrat
JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
CHlRDOy, ONO. FRIDAY, NOV, :, 1852.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

STArL W Galo. tStcrrtyL DrrAETMrHT,
CoLCyEUs, oct. 25lh, 1862.
The time honured custom adopted by the
Fathers ofOur state. Of setting apart ono day
in each year tor Praise. Thanksgiving and
Prayer TO AlLhghtv God, Tor His goodness and
mercy to us ~ People should be preserved,
Especially at time like the present should all
good citizens InilC in laying aside the ordinary
Business Of Lie OF least tor day. md devote
themselves to teachings oi their Maker.
The effort mnda by the legally constituted
authorities OF the land. To put down the wicked
rebellion agninsl the Fedora Government; u c
best sver enjoyed by any people IN which th1it
the gallant sons oi Ohio hive horne so cpnspic'
pous aud prond part, has filed every neghbor.
hood with mourning. Our brave soldiers are
yet exposed to tho dangers ol the hed Ut battle,
and to The hutdsbps pnd sickness OF camp life,
and, our system OF Government, in form after
Gods own laws and So gentle that It's rcins were
scarcely tel by the governed. is yet in peril
Our Heavenly Father can console the dis.
iressed and heal the sorrows OF the mothers
and wilpw : heart; He can protect from danger
our patiutic soldiers now in the lieid lie can
paralyz3 The arm OF the enemy OF our good Gov.
ernment.
Nov therefore, in obedience to the request o
,he General Assembly ol the State OF Ohio, and
10 the end that II simultaneous petition 10 lIlw
may ascend to Heaven from oil paris Of oui
Sne, | do hereby fix upon aud set upntt.
THURSDAY, The 27lGl DAY or NOVEM
BER NEXT,
Asa dny OF Praise, Thanksgiving md Prnyer Il
Almighty God And do II rtcommond that, nb
staining from alt business pursuits the gnoi an'
pur -miu led people OF our State meet togethe
OF their usu Il pieces OF Worship, and with ON
voice, humrly n1k the God uf all nahons 4
smile upon the disirrssoa o. our and That II
pros rate the enemies ot our Government, nm
that in all things, Tie give such wisdom to all III
poop of the earth, ns will enable them to con
form 10 His laws, to the end that peace aud goo
will shall prevail throIgh ghuut the world.
I'm Nyh I'm va = m
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nS-The death Of Gen, MitOhoIl, BY Vel
low Fever, is announced,

In Russia many of the domestic SER
wants are married. 10 China. the owners
of female slaves who do no. procure bus-
bands for them, are liable 10 prosecution.
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ssr LOUIS, Nov. q.-Advices from the
afmy in Southeast Missouri state that al
fer the recent success Of ou' Iorces at Fl'''
mans Ferry. Colonels Lar'r aud Dewey
with their lorcss combinad, pushed on az
far as where thsy fought BurbTdge, com
pistely routing his forces and capturing d
iargs nhmSsr Of prisoners. iueluding many
Tsbal olllesrs.
Later dispatch from LsSsr dated 3is'
ulL, says be sspspTed aud disPerssd 2O0
nI Boone's command.
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AuDIroRs OFFICE, GEAuoA CouS1r. OHro1
ChArdon Sept 1862
the
County, fiscal year ending August 3t, 1862
G. c. FIELD, County Audiior