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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-10-27
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~ age For one OF good character and dispo-
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THE FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR.-By Edward
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Prce, 81 20
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Raleigh, September 9, 1852. g.
TNHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE II
i SURANCE COMPANY ingures healthy white
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for Z years and for life. Also, healthy slave
from ~ to 90 years OF age, for l or 3 years.
CHAS. Z. JOHNSON, President.
a. w. Hustled, Attorney.
W.. II. JONES, Treasurer.
Ali desired information given By Agents in NJ
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

TIE MEmoRT OF A MoTHER.-When
tempiaiiOn appears, and we are almost
persuaded to do wrong, how often
mothers word Of warning will call 10 mind
vows that are rarely broken. Yes the
memory Of a mother has saved many a
pOoF wTeich from gong aslray. Tall
grass may be grown over the hallowed
spot where all her earthly remains re-
pose; the dying leaves Of autumn may
be whirled over II, or the while nanlle
Of winter may cover = from sight; yet
the spirit Of her, when he walks il the
right path, appears, and gently, softly.
mournfuIly calls him, when wandering
of into the ways Of error.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

Drevity is the soul Of vii.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

bent to the ground, afording fine
opportunity to any one who may de-
sire 20 test the quality OF the fruit
growing in our garden or orchard,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

Every brute is exempt from most Of
our diseases. They are entirely arti'
fetal. and no brute is ingenious enough
to contrive them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

In England it is estimated that each
person on an average, requires SIX
bushels Of wheat per ahnum-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

The Worlds Fair Exhibition buill-
ing covers over twenty~one and a
quarter acres, and its internal eapac.
ity exceeds sixty million cubic feet
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
CO. FLoWERs 3 FRUITs

wsil.s,nd. hv mail. possPaid l04 SMALL BrLBs,
,,ovrly mixed TULIPsS. for one dollar, and Large
IgnIbs of same. for 50. Cther Bulbs, Hamed, low
iIEttRac cFOUS PERENNIAL Of 50 s0rfS. fine
r,,x,,, ROSES ard lnihcr HARDY SAkC biiERA
Inv xnr,-s- nr railrud 4tu6 iiars per 100 AN
n ana HolcE sOg1s. about d''ublf price; aud noNe
=, .tsalI -rls4.it,l ists-- IT, all 900 Va leties.
.rmAII. FRrIrs' oi all seFfs inc udng bEi-AN ARE
ana tisNet,,,T- PISS. egnellV res>ofAble.
F,rrr ,s,,d CRNaE iNTAi TEsEEs p PER eeufs low
or than 4. usi All safely , rkcd, To keep month
Al parchl-sers cost. Adde'S g,,
= IDsIN A. .KtNNICOTT.
The 6EsTe r. o., CO0k Co. Ills
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

Somewhere, within few weeks,
have seen the conclusion involved in
the caption above, stated publicly, o.
rather assumed; I; for the statement was
not suvportedaby either fact, reason,
or philosophy the editor, if it was an
editor, being in this respect like some
Generals in recent great fighting and
slaughter, who write reports Of what
they do not seem to PRACTICAL J under
stand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
PREPARE IL T1ME
Us =. AGAINST THK
THE FIRES OF FALL,
trr 90 BY ll'rin c. a, No . lBs uTalse,
.r'- 1uF ~
PHOENIX Insurance CO.
rALN.-Ty DTLrnDn


--Ihe rulI6 81 he I'hRR1I rl-.
Are znqniiest in the following stafemzni Of Facts
and figures. showing the amount eqnaliz d To public
benefit in the shape of l6s-esp pa'd IN the Wstasia
SDuth, dunns the pastfour years ~ subytaHtai rec
,,rd ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19

E - - H -.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
The African Slave Trade.

ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FOR
ITS sUrPREssIoN-EFFECT OF THE REBELLION ON
OUR EFFORTS.
In tie House OF Commons on the 2sh OF February, Mr.
WYLD asked the First Lord Of the Treasury whether any
had been made to the government OF the
United States upon the withdrawal OF the american
squadron from the coast Of Africa whether any attempt
made by the British government to induce the IRE
sden Of the United States to prevent the use OF the
United States flag by foreign savers on the coast OF
Africa and whether any request had been mace 10 inc
President Of the United States to permit British SHIPS OF
gaged in the suppression Of the slave trade to as
during the absence of the United States squad
rom the nationality Of ships which might hoist the nag
Of the United States.
Lord PAIMERsEoN-A representation has been made to
the United States government that the number OF guns
stipulated by treaty be employed by them on the coast
Of Africa for the suppression OF slavery not
that station. The answer given that the necessities
Of and Of the blockade wch they establishing
the Southern coast obliged them TO withdraw from
foreign stations part of their cruisers which had been
there employed Undoubtedly, this answer though
cannot altogether contest it, no. ry satisfactory one
because 1t only amounts TO thistha the United States
fail IN executing the engagement of treaty relating
to subject Ia which Englishmen take great interest,
because the cruisers which ought to be employed
there employed in establishing blockade trhich
IN 'tseif 'eGs 'ey y~94s to me Interests ara com,
! am warranted in saying that the President
the United States uey opeae with Great
Britain for the suppression OF the slave trade. Clear,
hear) In what particular way that may be done it is
at present for to say bat am satisfied there is
desire the part of that people to employ all
the they have at their disposal to put down the
slave trade and in proof OF that may mention, what in
deed stated en- former evening, that an American
citizen who was convicted OF acts in utherance OF
slavery lees ,der sentence Of death Ia Netc Yoyk.
Mr.. WyLD reminded the noble lord that ne had not
given any to the last branch of his question At
the whole Of the slave trade the coast Of Africa
was carried Oh under the United States flag
Lord PALMIRsToN.-My honorable friend must be aware
ttat permission giUen merely by the Pesde Of he
con.emplates only be exorcsed under treaty
toned by the Senate.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
Italy as O Free Trader and Customer OF
England.

lrfOm tLe DDluUn star feD rs.
Italy s about to throw down protection and c,.rfsl
under he free trade tdaner. Her Macstys government
has been Informed that negotiations between Francs and
Italy far advanced to ronder IL probable
that treaty OF commerce free trade principles aud
treaty Of navigation will shortly be concluded between
those countries With prompt attention TO tho interests
OF British commerce, the government has taken the
preliminary steps towards bringing about the con
elusion Of similar treaty with England and in the fol-
lowing letter from the Foreign Oicc tho Chambers of
Commerce are asked to furnish information respecting
tho advantages which such change would confer upo
Britis and Italian commerce, with tho view Of strength
oning the hands Of the Minister ut Turin
FOREIGN OFFICE, Feb. 21, 1862.
GEyrxMEs-I am directed by Earl Russell 10 scSuaint
you that her Mpestys government informed that
certain negotiations which have recently commenced
between France and Italy have 80 far advanced ne ,o
render II probable that treaty OF commerce on free
trade principles, and treaty Of navigation will shortly
be concluded between those countries '
As regards the formor her Maiesty's government un
derstand that the tariff arrangements recently coucrdaI
between France and Belgium have been accepted IN min
cit lie by the Italian government.
Her Ma esty's government Of op lon that .he
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
Fashionable Life I'm Paris.
THE sLrDELL DELI sALoN-REcEFrrovs OF EuGESIF

IHE oilDfLL SABuN-hLCETEOES OF
Paris (Feb. 30 correspondence Of London star 4
The gay ees ~ the Paris are still very nonoton
No extraordinary incident new lion gives VARIETY
% tho very fashionable salons Mr. Sdell ID IL trpe vii
be shortly installed In what the iegtnists cali Ia es,e
dc Ia Ia sociee Pdrsenne Already thai deect
able section Of the brilliant world in this brilliant civ
has discovered that the san OF the Confederate Comns
sioner will be worth attendng--the more Especially
since IL Is known that Mrs sidoll speaks French pef
fectiy
The Empress has effected variety in the hours Of re
coving visitors that in the arisocrao circles is for the
present widely adopted. Instead Of having her most
brilliant receptions in the evening they take place
In the morning, and called matineos. The ladies at
tend in their bcnnets and refreshments served on
trays These entertainments havo the advantage Of
being necessarily CT very short duration, they SOL
dom commence before two O'Clock and end before
hall past three Music Is frequently resorted 10 az an
agreeable amusement aud the prevailing tone easier
ihah that of the sorees at the TuIleries.
a aipomatic reception took place few mornings ago
Nv the motel ot Madame Erlanger who the ladies' malci
ousy say takes particular delight in asking there the
retnhs oces whle the Is up, for the purpose of
contrasting her healthy bloom with cheeks thai ok bet
tr because moro delicate than her own by Gas hut moi
Dy daylsht. Madame Godez, n Brazilian, and a young
Nealohtan countess who wears Italian trcoorei bou
quets ana bonnet strings, were not howoyer put IN
shame by the strong sunshine whCh r,s tbrorgb ,vin
dows win southern aspect The 4rmer posse, 90 All
the ndolont beauty that 1or nes u tho war;, iafdas
~ tho Western nemlsphore aaa iia after tho srsndid
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

cash and four per cent scrip; July, five per cent
cash, on a capital of 50 100000. t
The Constitutional Convention now in session
in Illinois has agreed upon a bank article for
the constitution, OF which the following is a
synopsis
l. No bank banking corporation, nor any association
or corporation with powers Of circulation or deposit or
any other banking powers shall hereafter be created III
this State. This provision is ordered to take enect I'M
mediateiy. but will be submitted to the people along
with the constitution.
2. The Legislature forbidden to revive, enlarge, ex-
tend or reEew any existing bank charter.
D. The circulation Of bank notes Of less denominations
than $40 forbidden once after 1854 the circulation
OF such notes Of less denominations than $40 is forbidden,
and after 1866 the circulation of bank notes is forbidden
altogether.
4. IAo state Auditor is prohibited from receiving
stocks from existing banks and issuing bills therefor
This provision also takes immediate effect, but will be
submitted to the people along with the constitution.
g. Tho Legislature 10 forbidden to incorporate banks or
discount and deposit associations for the purchase and
sale Of coin OF bills oil exchange.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

wbite fastened together at the back by ouncn OF
elas Mo. Wreahs-that s TO say the iuil round or
honc hsic rreslhs-are no longer worn Disdems, pouls,
the s feathers and plas of gold or velvet, replace
p wreath The great quantity OF curls now worn do
at admit Of full wreaths The detached bouquets are
mounted in such manner that they can be reairanged
each time they worn as 70 FORM Iresh heaaaess
velvet trimmed with white red feathers, are
stl fashionable the trimming becomes increasingly
.oluminous and The feathers instead OF forming tun at
the top, frequently reach the curtain White felt
bonnets coming into fashion The Empress wore one
the other day trimmed inside and out with hrer roses
They mostly trimmed with marabout feat hers, either
white or coored they are however, more disngue with
white.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
The Three Hundred-Pounder Gun o.
England.

IFTUu FOst, Fob
preliminary trial OF the immense three hundred
FOUNDER manufactured at the works Of Sir " Arm.
strong Eswck took place this day at Shoeburyness
the OF the members OF the Ordnance Ssoct Com.
mittee Sir W.Armsrong. and number scientific gentle
The tremendous wospen worked with the utmost
and facility by small number or gunners and the
experiments considered ia every respect
The gun not being yet rifed was, OF course used as
smooth bore and repeatedly fired with solid spher
cal snot weighing enc hundred and CITY pounds and
charge Of forty pounds Of powder Tho experiments are
preliminary TO trial Of tho power OF the weapon when
directed against plates and after such trial the
gLn will be returned 70 the Royal Arsenal aud rifod SO
as 10 become adapted for proecie shot OF three hun
dred pounds and upwards.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
A French Prosecution OF English Bank.

tFrom the London Times Getty Artice) March IL
Much surprise has been created by the ant
that tho French government have commenced hostile
proceedings against the banking frm of NJ Adam A 90
for the offence Of having recommended their cents TO
sell their four and half per cents and invest In the
leading railway securities, yielding better return Con
siderng the effect produced by the recent msnana
ment which allowed the circunSt to transprc that
the government were disposed 10 borrow in London
at the rate Of six per cent in order to operate on
the Paris market while the Bank Of France was lowering
it's rate to four per cent this fresh Of ndscre
ton Is calculated to damage the reputation Of NJ Foud
aud to cause capitalists in general TO withdraw cona.
dence they otherwise disposed 10 catertan
ing his sagacity and fair intentions.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
How the British Aristocrats Feel Towar ards
Napoleon.

~ ''e"n.' ieo' z'I
Even General Montauban, who fought by our side 1T
Pekn boasted that far from assisting the English IN
China the reach expedition bad struck heavy blow ut
by tho establishment of Catholicism The boast is an
idle one Just lido the Ma auis dc Boissys sugges
tio1s bat illustrates tic feeling eyon Of the Empcrors
immediate enfourGgs just the whole debate Illustrates
the difficulties the Emperor has to contend with in main
tanning the English alliance True his difficulties without
IL would be much greater. He knows well enough that
be were to accept the oounsels OF the Marquis dc ory
he would ruin France and peril his disnaty He knows
that the counsellor and men of his stamp would al
look cut for opportunity OF putting the
Count de Chambord or the Count de Paris on the
throne and would rot scruple TO receive English aid for
the purpose But although he knows all this the DIM.
cuties which this feeling creates for him often temH
him 10 % The stream and England is at least bound 10
recognize alike the honesty and sagacty OF his conduct
These debates ought to say the Emperor that he has
done well in relaxing the reins and permitting free dis
cussion. And sorry although to be obliged to
conclude that the silence OF the last few years
Frenchipolticans practical wisdom, would c,hort
him 90 and crown the ediHce with entire liberty
The contrast between his policy and that his enc
mics cannot fail 10 strengthen tie dynasty and conciiate the
god ,ciU # Europe Engishmon certainly can have no
desire for the overthrow OF sovereign who has shown
himself alike desrous and capable OF restraining the fool
sh passions which belong 10 another age can have
no sympathy with the parties who try njuro him by
abusing them.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

Sohr Isaac Rich. Croweli, Providence DAYS
Schr NJ Rogers, Rogers, New Haven davA,
Slocp QllYtr ifhAH, As.-s.cn Iauntou
steamer Falcon Williams PROVIDENCE
The ship reported reported in Saturday mornings edit
the Bylantium was the ship Therese of the same
and since arrived at the city.
t"r BELOW
:, Ship Monebello, from Liverpool Pilot boat Mary Tay
No. s.
SAILED.
l4th-ship II Watien (Brem), Liverpool; steamer Bl
stone, government employ.
i5tl--steamships City OF New York lBr) for Liyerp
Bremen Of and for Bremen and have probably anchore
the lower bay in consequence Of the storm.
Wsld during the day NE. with rain; at sunset NE,
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
Movements or Ocean Steamers.

KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, ,MATANZAs AND NASSAU, N. 7.
CLEAroR-From New York for Kingston, Ja the 20th
day Of each monh The Ceator leaves for New York
9th Of each month, and will be due here about the 18TH
COLUMBIA AND MARIoy-No stated days fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they will about touching Key West out
ward and homeward.
KARYAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp, on
the arrival Of alternate Cunard steamer New York
MArAszAsFron Now York for Matanzas the Sh day OF
each month From Maanzas the 22i due al Now York
the 2eth.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All ters and packages Intended for the NEW YORK HERALD
should Be sealed
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
Port OF New YORK., March Is, Isaa.


CLEARED.
Steamship Bahiana Br), Grindle, Lverpool-Naper. Wells
steamship chesapeake. crowsn Por.lane-H Cromwell
sSip Il Chsndlsr, az, ,IlysrpoolnzersssSsc
Funch Meinckc wendt;
Ship Carnlav tBr), omstead HavanaNapicr, Welsford
Bark Asia trr), Tough, Cork--J C Macarthur.
Bark Alice Provost, Dissosway. Minatansurges Clear
Bark xan,ho Chapman AspinwallaPsnsma Railroad Co.
ksnasha Cs PSadeps Mccresdy
Syis Cleopatra tswe,, Dannocrs LisO0nEunch Meneso
Brig Rober. Movie, Hochkiss Demursra-H TrowSridges
sTs sesn PFs% Hasep
Rs YsISsT psy. T:hS v; IT, %!sIP NGS,; SxS
Brig Mary Aivina, Xmes, Phadclphia~H Brookman &
ss TSsr Murray
Schr Hattie, Ross Arruyo-Burdctt Everett
SEs ga Mia ns1r
scsr Mary rsrker Petty cherrysopemR Parker
Rds @ Mckee
S EPf,i Ply. %ssss ase. as%q qnS ss aSss
sr ssr Prf"s tn Jackson aeS Psns Is5 ree
$ Gs o5ss Rs Tcss G Eass, Mckee
sr Fss.5sy Ssaf9
Ccnr Mic, BooLhDy, fOrtlanu-t u
schr kossuth, Lee, Portsmouth, MIS- w Lewis Co.
Schr u Stcbbins, Thompson Boston, w Mckee.
Schr Artist, Forester froyidence-L Kenny.
Schr Bird, Davis, Port Jenerson--Mastcr.
sSSp Sop ss'Ese F Sss%na s
Sloop Charles, Shirley, Bristo-H Racket.
Sloop Opera, Satterly. Norvich--I Racket.
sloop Motto, -, Norych-C Haycns,
ARRIVED.
Ship Ofent Ill., Liverpool 13 with mdse and % pas
sengers to Spoford, Tieston A. Co.
ship West Point Chids Liverpool, Feb g. with ndse To
Charles Carew 18th inst, lat 40, Ion CO H. IL 80 AM
passed Br steamship Arabia hence for verpoo same day
Slip Therese Wsggoner glasgow, Feb and 20 days from
Lamlash, with iron and Goals 10 Thos Dunham March
lat 4s Ion ~ TO- was in heavy field ice 4shours
ycrn icebergs 7th lat t2 d Ion IS a. Anders OLSEN OF
was LOST blowing gale at the time.
SHIP Hebublk (Brem), Hopke bremen, 81 days, with
mdse and II PASSENGERS TO Unkart Co. In lat a. Ion ~.
sche yosn. OH soIef CORVALLIS, Ms IA days. with po.
schr Ben janin parritt Eastport, IS days
Schr Qucksep Reed Georges Banks. Z days.
schr Leader Howard Georges Banks, 4 dsyr.
Schr Fleetwing Beckwortn, Georges Banks. <days.
Schr Granite state Hallett, Boston days.
schr schr Elqulse, Thacher, Boston, days
Schr Gazette, Boult, Boston, days
sehr Thomas Smith, Briggs. New Bedford 20 hours.
Sclr Sarah, Benson, New Bedford, days.
schr y Comsiock, Heaney, Nantucket, tays.
hr Charles Lowering, Cole, Taunton, days.
schrJ walxce, Staples, Taunton, days
schr Whistler, Frsby, Taunton.
Sclr Sea Bird, Chase. Fall RIVER days
Scir Tram Smith, CroweH Fall River, days.
Schr II Eewoonb, Loyc, Barfstahe, days.
schr Louis spanier Lowell. Barnsabe, days.
sclDr n n tInnfrv, Ninke fs0n, batn.tab'e 3dsys
schr fryphenia, NicSerson, Barusta0le, days
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLO0Y-PAR
n London and New York-Medicsl Adviser and Guide
new edition. revealing the facts obtained In anatomy
experiments in the French and English hospitals, &C.,
Guiding trense upon the diseases and weaknesses act
the family from ignorance of their By an
nent York physician Sent free TO any address for
by e. WARNER No Vesey street. Astor House, or RO
&TUUSEY, l2l Nassau street n. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, M...ecH le, 1862,

TINE las now arrived for endeavoting 10 place the
inercai relations between this country and Italian
Ahsoh on sound footing, aud they prepared To
sruc. her haesys Minister at Turin propose TO the
Aaaa government 10 enter into negotiation for that
purpose.
such nesotiation if brought TO a satisfactory conclu-
sion, would IN all probability involve a revision in
o@s material points Of The tariff rates levief =
British commerce and a renewal Of hnedimer 4en
British navigation. -s 70
iord Russell considers that knowledge 60
ions entertained by the Chamber of Conn The opin-
country on these matters would be Of gre in this
Macss eerernmcn j. ss.ssrmn.r at service 70 hef
pressed on the italian goyernneD' Win % View 70 the
sS'sson o British trade and Sat,om WIN and such ipfor
with atens showing tSn conssssons "a asEed for
win ot only benefit Brir ain but viii also sdyance the in
'..rss,s OF Italian trade and navigation.
am therefore 70 t-ay that Lord Russell would be much
c5l.d 20 the Associated Chambers of for any
assistance which they may be willing to render her
Majesys government ia this matter. am, gentlemen,
your most obedient humble servant, Z. HAMMOND.
To The Associated Chambers Of Commerce.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
The New Rebel Flag.

Richmond correspondent Of the Memphis Appeal
sends that paper description Of the new rebel flag
which he thinks viii most probably be adopted. Tho
following sketch will distinctly show the design
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

Besides these there 50 vessels building Ii
o which were iron cascd ships ard ITO effective sailing
ships ahoat Of which line of baltic ships and Ia
frigates
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

nEAs. TEAS, TEAS. - -
N"'' SAVE YOUR MONEY.
You can buy Of A. Parker. 246 Greenwich street, betwe
Murray and Robinson streets, New York,
Choice city Sugar Cured HAMS Sc. These Hams are q
best cured In the city, and are perfectly sweet
new.
Choice city Sugar Cured Shoulders, warranted. 7c.
Best Family SoapBox, 50 and " lbs, 5Lc single poun
&C. This Soap pure manufactured 6y the advertiser
Pure sterchBox, from SS to 40 lbs bhc single poun
&c. This Starch Is pure; there can be no better
Best Family Mackerel--M barrel or kits 81 So
Burnt and Ground Coffee, 22c. whole, 26c. per lb
Goldfish, o.. per ID.
Candles--3ox, l0Isc; single pound, 1lc.
Flour best and waIrantedBag, 95c barrel, 10 TO W
Good Ooung Tea clean In lnvor, J0c.
Superior do do, 62Sc and Tbc.
Good sweet cargo Young Hyson, Soc.
Superior do do, 62la &C., 75c. and 81. -, =. r
Manufacturer Of f. Parkers pure Buckeye Soar, {
family use.