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The GovERNoRsurp- Salisbury Waterman

HE U0VERNORSHIP.-Ihe SALISBURY WdtcHWdn
hollis the following truthful language:
ave believe there is no more profound states
man and true and honest man in the ConGederacy
than Mr.. Graham. We feel perfectly confident he
will be one of the very last men in the Confederacy
to yield an iota of our rights and interests IN this
struggle. lie is far seeing, wise and prudent and
almost as fixed in purpose as the hills of his native
State. He dederates calmly, examines thoroughly,
and reaches his conclusions cautiously; but having
Settled a point all the powers earth can't drive
him from it. lie has been equal to every public
trail to which he has been subjected by his fellow
citizens, and we doubt not would be equal to the
requirements of the present fiery ordeal"
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A CoRREcrIoN.--It was stated that in the recent
election by the stockholders of President OF the
Chatham Coalields Road, John Manning DR., Esq,
of Chatham, was voted for. 1t is dug to Mr.. Man
ming to say that he not candidate and that he
did not desire the place
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MUSICAL,

DROF " KNERINGER. (OF PARIS. .PRANcE),A
II pupil of Thalberg Grst prize merit Of the Roysl
Conservatory of Paris. subsequently, Professor in tho
same Institution of which he ng honorary MEM
ber now presides the Musical Departments IN The
Louisburg Female College
Piano usrp culture of the voice aud singing in csses
taught thoroughly. --r =
You ladies wishing acquire brilliant and fnished
execution in music. avail themselves Of tbs
structiOn Of this distinguished artist
Address JAZZ S0UTR0ATR
LouisburR n G.
April IL, 1869. 8o-tf
~ Richmond Dispstch and Petersburg Express copy
four tires ssd forward bill to Nf. s. At Louixburg.
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The Norfolk Day Book speaking of the adjourn

The Norfolk Day Book speaking of the adjourn.
ment of Congress, says very truly:
"Since'the beginning of this revolution, the peo-
pie have been in advance of their rulers and there
is but little doubt that had our legislators State and
Confederate, displayed the same energy manifested
by their constituents that affairs would to day have
presented different aspect We had hoped, how
ever that Congress fully alive to the exigencies
Of the OCCASION and confess to serious disappo:nt
ment in the passage of the Resolution to adjourn
over from the 2lst inst, to the third Monday in
August"
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18Th REGIMENr.-This regiment has enlisted for
the and reoresnized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers :a4ht Col Thomas Kenan, Colonel :;
1t R. NJ. Armfeld, 1t Col. and L. D. Andrews,
Major. This regiment has therefore chosen new field
officers entire. 1T
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SHIRHIshEs.-We learn that our pickets below
Anston, near Tuscarora, Capt. Andrews's company,
d cavalry, had two sharp skirmishes with the
saenys pickets on Sunday and Monday last. On
sunday they killed four Yankees, and three on
Monday Capt. Andrews had his horse shot, but
We hear of no other casualties on our side
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The French Minister, Mons Mercier has left Rich
mond, and returned to Washington City. The OBJ
jects or results Of his visit have not been made
Dublic
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LXEHPrIoNs.-The reader is directed to the bill
pissed Just before the close of the session of Con-
s'ssS exempting certain persons from military duty
under the CONSUMPTION act
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*Died from wound received in the head.
Col Mckinney was shot in the head, and instant
ly killed.
Capt Stansel is not killed but wounded, and has
probably returned home-Standdrd
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w in Infantry Company. The best of references
will be given Address BASIL through the Post Office
in Raleigh
April 70, 1862. .a-2tpd.
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COMPANY.
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DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus p. AendenbAll David p. Weir,
James NJ. Garrett T. NJ Jones' n H. d. Wilson, David Nc
Knight n. s. Sherwood, Jed Ii. Lindsay, R. N. Sloan.
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borough W. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev r. G. May
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OFFICERS:
n H. D. WILSON President,
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WNT ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE OF
w all kinds i'll demand and be disposed Of at fair
pr.ces at TOwles' Auction and Commission Store.
JAS. N. TOWLES, Auctoneer.
April IS, l662. 81
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Our KILLED AND WouNDED.-The Charlotte Bul-
letin gives the following list of killed. wounded and
missing in the 10Th n. c. regiment in the late battle
on the Peninsula:
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Parker, has reorganzed for the war, and reelected
all its tield.oficers
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BATTLE AT South MnIS.-One of the most bril-
liant little encounters of the war was the attack of
eight companies of Col Wright's Georgia regiment
upon three or four thousand Yankees, commanded
by Gen. Reno, near South Mills, in Camden County.
1t is thought loss not fifty, and the loss Of
the enemy must have been several hundred. Pris-
oners taken stated that Gen. Reno was among the
killed. Col. Wright had been reinforced, and was
ready for another attack. This battle shows what
NAV be done by determined vaor
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EARLY PEAS.-JUST RECEIVED VARIETY
II OF CornfeId Peas from which two crops be made
in the year, planted after harvest will mature WELL
JAS. n ToWLES, Agt.
April 25, 1852. 81
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ESTABLISHED 10TH JAM, 1862.

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q HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE.-A LARGE
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Apply " SAMUEL, PEARCE.
Hl:buro, n. C., April %, 1862. 34-w6sw5tpd.
, 1862-07-01


It viii be remembered that Gen. r. #. Sher-
man, Of Port Royal anteccdents, when super
seeded by Gen. Hunter, WAS given command
IN Gen. Hallcck's army, where he has made
himself as worthless and offensive SIS at Port
Royal. 4 correspondent at Corinth, who has
escaped Halleck's expulsion order, relates the
following concerning the dyspeptic dough-
lace:
CoRISTu, Miss, June 10. 1863.
It will be remembered that, by the Special
Fi.1d Order No 90. embodied in my Last, Gen.
WIS relieved from the command OF Gen. Thon-
as old division, and directed to report to Gen.
Buell., for duty with the army Of the Ohio. a
rather unpleasant chapter of the history Of the
siege Of Corinth Is connected With this order.
Ever since Gen. Sherman assumed command
Of the division In question-the hes: disci-
rlined in the army Of the 0hio--he has mani
tested such insolence and outright roughness
| OF manner towards his subordinates- a
changeabiity and strangcness Of humors-.
/ such remarkable deriatlons from what tappeaEed
| to be the right mode of handling his division,
| that q general feeling Of dissatisfaction gre#
| up against him Il daily gained strength, and
| finally culnainated during the pursuit Of the
enemy south Of CoIinth- Upon the return o.
the division. Its leading officers sent rernon
i stxanee TO Gen. Halleek, requesting the re
! moyA of the; obnoxious general from CON
t-E1nd@ The request was SO general: that ths
| commander chief could not but conpl,
| with 1t, and hence the Aforesaid order. Sine
] yesterday, It has been so modified as to re
| instead Of TO Gen. Bteu, and aceordinsl,
!. Gen. Sherman departed this morning for: t.
East, to the undisguiaed qualification Of th
first division. -. =
, 1862-07-01

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ana !hst Izn on Monday :na :xsa:yattn day ot
forenoon or premises Of tae terms
powers ad provisions OF sid Ino1tgaEe offer Tor sale
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ehas;sn an4 zhzEz Je1nA ss " s4s gsean eesTs
q nf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hiehess hddder Rr easa,..:
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, 1862-07-01
Distance of the Army from, Richmond
rF1om MeClenan's Army Correspondence Of the
:sSe,yy YORK Post + -

: Newspapers End correspondents are 50 sag.
ious to maka out advance movements. .that
they have got MaC Clcllan's headquarters within,
four miles, OF Richmond, when the truth is,
bis headquarters are between eight and nine
miles from the CITY,. Fair Oaks Is, BY direct
railroad and telegraph line, stx- rallies from,
~Richmo1ld, and onr piekets are,not oveE half 3
point We Occupy is near New Bridge, at Dr.:
Eaznet's, seysn miles hy'Now Bridge road
fom: Richmond. At the Aeehandesville
bridge; On our extreme right, our troops pe.
npY the nearest point to Richmond, which is
only four and ono-fonrth miles from the CHI.
, 1862-07-01
0FFICE OF THEU 8 MTTsTER

y ICI4 Vt TIE Q. =. 2U @IElt
- r.. 1NG Office and Acting Military Co@maader Of
AL CIitcd States soldiers {whetAe1 volunteers or
reEnars) IN thu sty and the country around who are
hereby directed to report Themselves 70 thts office
~iGnt delay on re naty ofhetaE considered dcsarter
All soldiers IN stste OF private hospitals, from
Tish cA.eage the nearest military post are direcs
ted report IN person At this office as soon as conTar
Icsceut or be subject tD,tAc same penalty.
All soldiers On iurloughs granted by company or
5aSmsntHh! h ~ seRort immediatSy i9r
d. rot relieve t@ soieE ron the charge de:erson
Failrt to renort will subject them to the forfeiture u{
a'l pay and aloxances and the penalty awarded hr
law, to such oIItne1s No plea Of sickness Other
CAUSE, unless officially established Certificate Of
physteiau IN evil Life, unless a1proFe1 by ME. viii
avail to remove the charge Of iettion procure ar
Us absent trcin his egin'rnt without Ieayc.
and subsistence will he furnished to
all enlisted 1uen who report Themselves far duty
John CHRISTOPHER,
Capt. 18th Infantry, hiustcr!ng Officer L s. 4
za,o..ooo, and Acting Military Commander Of
8 ltSt-Sa<~1t Chicl.rf
, 1862-07-01

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder.
Tested fcz 1a years and srowt in tavor It Kills aud
s1seE1a.oates Roaches Bed Bugs Ants F1ess Moths
Clos1E, Frss and Furniture Garden Insect 4c
ca eeaeiae bee1s the signature Of Lyon snd Is not
poisonous to rcrsons or domestic animals Beware Of
coactc7feits and limitations
LsoE's Powder kills all tnsectsi in trice.
LYONS Pulls are death to rats and 1a1ce.
soa everywhere. D. s. BARNES
m51t-ae4$n 2p2 BroadEay, New York
, 1862-07-01

ERoye7 ant Fazme7s VII Ind tAts tha EaEs Hd1k&J
2sSeoas Ioute for Live Stocks EapaE5oAa Yerta van
NStgzeL apd supplied with gveT ccuFtntancAi ka1{
beer opened On tin Inns and t CONNECTIONS and eFEs3
.ttentor e paid 70 taez Naa5s, EroE aar1tsoE1EA,
reattag, . choice g gfg5sd M q the FLIILADEITHlAs
tiso neicnud tha snortest Qtcke4t sna Noxs dHnS3
Touts tuEstock 70 New YoEk-{via- A1eltuEns-xea
With fewer thaaEas than auE uthg.
ENQCA 4EMla. Gs2I SuPt7 Altoona. F.
Z L E0gST. GEaI TteEa Agent PsaladazphtA
iA1-hf5ly =
, 1862-07-01

educational.
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION With iitib
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aks DRltl. :

WESTERN uEInN- CD14l4EGE and .MAITAf&f
ACADEMY has been I0cated at FULTON. LII. and
WI open Pri.naEy Academic aad colleg1ate Course.
IN Seuf 18th 1S61 The College hks elveexpetenced
feacheqs thorough appointments and excellent app
1nes bh tegul.r s1q seeaane. I55 ~ tas nes a
attractive grounds, Hze Gymnasium and meay oahss
eayantages whlch ahould Claim the Of
YaNTRF AND R1F1E TAnT7cs4' GEuRD, BAzoHEE AID
GIASAtrIC E1aRcIsEar CoMHoS z1CAyE I'D FA5gT S
dents a5ees Il Uniform per school yea
for board. furnished Toea f1e5 nEh $500 sHs
Hons for $50 bosrdeFs mder the sane roet E1rh and
fe ro11Esuut care uf tAetx8c3etn A1drfsM for
MyyD. s. EOVKKT, President Fulton. IL fe21sss51fu;
, 1862-07-01
U9HaT Claims ,

VIZ AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w LEAyITr Il WRIGHT, Attorneys at Law,
Al kinds Of Claims agas st the Government prompt;
= collected LaEyers INtlcea and ~ SotaIles Nanted
Hhenl blanks md our Eorl on Pensions, &C, will bo
furnished md q. 1ibet7A commission allowed Office
GS Clark street Chicago III. 51+k1116Eu
, 1862-07-01
rARR BROTHERS,
Z L l. I N O I S
BRANCH H0UsE OF
s'YIle National Claim Agency

OF HsrveY, Collins L Brace. Washington, D. c.
Knights Block, 123 Dearborn street, Ghieago.
The most reliable and Only DIRECT Var Us1m
Agency IN Chicago.
Particular attention psla TO SPECIAL C1A.xa, PKH
E!cSB, BouET1Es and IATEETB
NO ADVANCE FEES demanded end no EHARGE
made for prosecuting clsu1s II rot recovered
To parties having LARGE CLAIAS re Tpald Eay
we can give UEQUESTLONABLE SECURITY fof
gny amount required
Address CARR BRoT8ERs, "natonal Claim
Agency" F. O. Boz 4G1-
REFEg TO Chicago Tribune Company; c. e. gefiven
Esq; John L. Nichols. ESQ; Messrs G. q. d L. Lsia
. Co; AeSs1k HoM51s1 = Snssns: Acssx:; Wander
, 1862-07-01
E.-T.-1e60-X.--Drake'sPI PIanta

E.-T.-1e60--X.-D1ake's PI2nta.
TON B1TTEEs.-E1hausted Natures great restorer.
They tuT1gorate, strengthen and purify the system,
cure Dyspepsia Aciaty OF the Stomach Dia,thea, &c
4 peetect Appetizer and Tonic They tnstsura1e the
bcby without stimulating the brain. They are com
pound Of pure St. Crotx Run, Roots and Herbs, and
are recommended by all who use them Adapted to
che old OF Son1s, bat particularly recommended to
tae weak End languid Sold hc a1 Druggists Groeera
3ctels and Saloons, F. T. DRAKE CO.
1-5l9rsasSm 22 Broadway, New Yotk
, 1862-07-01

-. Shown with tho secessionfata.',
is TING this CT; leafned bE rote aud pas1otea
sgainst the Deuocraey OF Illinois; ehould lore
ltstezEore. - C9AtIcago Itaass. -!
= :. And is t not about time, too, that the cry
OF e it1onist," SO long - learned' By rote
and pnHpted Z: against At WIG !naya rot. sub
/. supportedthe .slazn .pznpa gazing and psopa-
gandjst policy, should lose its tezrots ?-Cin.
1TpNneTctGS - -T7~s@isS .;s:7-f1 {--::. -
, 1862-07-01
TR. =. DOD.E. PROFESSOR
TATARRHI CATARRH{l
~ CETAREE!i!
CH. EEEIYE'E LIQEID CkyARRY REKEny.

D8.sELYE's LIQUID CATARRE REkEpy,
WARRANTED 70 be ture care tor
CATARRH or COLD IN G'HE HEAE.
OHs HcSDRED THoubAsp PERSONS die vear1y T. this
ceIn-y Of consumption Every pnyFcian knoug that
with G!s tHothirds Of this HEn5ez ths disease 1sSt
commenced rs
C4TaRRH If THE NOSE.
Ths nss step beng to the throat aad bronchial tubes
II HUH ezse d enFs cataa an Consumption and by
ondf dfs:sad tnst tie better vas to Coasampsica
1ie symptoms of Catta-th they generally appesr
f- Lrxt very slight Persons Ind the3 hsTe cold.
af:d ud thai they have frequent Ht1Ach and
9:;;H:i:ye - the changes Of temperat1re In this coz
aGd acrtd sterHG.ds becotitng tlick and kdhes:rn.
g ths DISEASE becomes chsoalc lhc discharges afs II
creased = cuauttT ant changed In quality: theF
ing the else they fall Into tile tnroat
cauHlaE bad bscs; The voice Is th;cs nasal the
ss=c7ed: deafness frequently taxes place Another
Eer1t1oH snd l,apo!ta1t cf Cstatrh ts that
TIC person OBLIGED clear h:s throat The morning
Shs aead daring he nhs Wien Ills :aEes paSe. sae
pe16oa Esy be sure That his disease Is Tsy n tne
furF% and should lose Nc time II asreatag It The
IL Is e. ID % & the LIQUID ckTARRH REMEDY. ali
esese E5mntomz esA Ss Gaes,5 ana ensesaa'y r.; re-
a. to ASSURE sl are disposed to test It's virtues u
curing CAtaz!h. that after tie t1sl OF re Eeuety
one month no benefit Ia received the amount psa
oi:e North, y! ii hi and cleaF d'I:Edcas
Office, 1s2 South CLARK Street, Up-staIrs.)
Address d. y. H SEELYE
nelaSTG Foet Once Boz 45L Chicago, H.
, 1862-07-01

To the Nervous ard Consumptive
Of both soses. 4 getired Clergyman having been re-
5:oEe to iea1th r. faR days after
on the receipt ot pat directed envelope copy
q t1e p:escT1r1ian used, DIRECT the REV. JOHN II
, 1862-07-01

E Dr.. james, formerly Of
SeT oS1eans has arrived in Chscago and permanently
Soeasea at IS Randolph street. between STATE snd Dear
BON streets, Chicago, III.
eSEcIs11ST.-cures old Chronic aodrcceas dieea~
se. das the testimonials ct the medical fraternity
medical Journals and the almost entire press Of the
utace houss-Ffom A. n till SPIN,
eonse+Ia1ons 1nsaoiahle- 5el3.glS9-tfu.
, 1862-07-01
K ING, KALEs & WILLIAMS,
-: Attorneys and Counsellofs at Law,
t No. Is Dearborn Street, Chicago. -
G.H- NSG. FR4Sc1s Il ALEs. EoBNAI WILLIAMS, |6
r:i95 Ifn1


lake STREET MILLS
1For CoarEe and Fna Mm FEED. Or an5 thing II tha
milling NE u our NM: eA1l kinds ct E1ourR see loE
eStptcfA Aff4 purchase any supplies IN our NE
are OF able to grind the article ourselves IRSH Sd
per!oe: MtcA.gsH and an other eSaata solicited.
J; 8: ETEYEE6 & CO.. Hsat 4AEeBs- CO. pe5plaa1es
, 1862-07-01

" RAU.RoAD.-Hrx,kxaA RA,t8xAxEt.
On md aft& MONDAY, May Eth, 1s2 E7l11 Ut11
leave We1h EIess DeRos q Go0Ha
rart. Walfe1, G9lena, buniet, Dohnqua md tnsa1s
Gned{4+a pto6 ); A&1 A. h; sna 4t5r E-&1 auE uxexs
3Dlo Fultnn Ce1a. R2piGs and lnteIEte1Afa pQiRa&s
1aR m foE Eda1, ERlEMete, EptEfHt md i1toss,as
dtate pofnt8; 5A z. n. hor Gena7n md ntax13stAs4
Ia a5a 4 u and 4al T. NJ FzHeQEeE4foE EsaEa
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: sleeping Esr1 oa night Esl9s
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, 1862-07-01

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
Ievei.y Wtzs. BEs,dE Cnfis. FTtzzeM etc, 70 to L.
pHsW ADT !oo Lake street. and ezG 1llne those Won.
EEllcI from the nst0r. Ehca adjusted &c tho head.
ELF Eatr JeTe1rJ contains a1Eay1 the newest Faf1
EtyteE. AL articles Will give @uttIe Hattsss1soo-
Ccxt6i-lY
, 1862-07-01
MILI11NERY GOODS.

We call attention OF millfners to our stock Of R1b-
nons Flowers, &C. which are offered at crest barains
FANS At HALF PRICE
F1rosols at Wholesale PTtess; Hoop Suirta latest
styles and prices 70 please ALL.
traps St low that all will buy - 'N0
II fact every aEtcls offered Will be bargain to the
will be freely shown to all. We invite IN Inspection
Of goods assuring friends that by stTct ana
large ehare Of patronage. Come and see lis,
JON rs Sc CO..
, 1862-07-01

tsBut thanks be to God, the United States
will not be destroyed. No one has the power
to e1ace from the 1iat Of great nations this
people, now passin;, through q crisis as pain
ful is ii Is ealutary, from which they Will issue
stronger, BECAUSE better. Our Sonth-sympl-
thizing movements will not simply irritatc the
nation by q measure Which wounds them in
the most sensitive spot, but will introduce a
principle resulting III condition Of perpetual
antaEonism.
1.-THE policy recommended by the friends Of
the South is nothing less, ne should 7caler1-
ber, than Europe il America; tor whera do
We not hear Of soWe admixture Of Eurcpe In
American discussions. 7 am not one OF those
who think that the Monroe doctrine will re-
main intact through the conflicts Of the niHe-
tceuth century; believe in tue frequent III
tervention Of Europe in America, aud Ameri-
ca in Europe, and in the admission Of the
United States into the councils Of the great
powers. believe, finally, that the telegraph
and steam hare done asay with artificial dis
tinctions, and that It will be more aud more
difficult for the two continents to live apart.
But believe at this time-and this point will
be further elaborated with the care it merits
in another part Of ny book-that it will not
result either in European supremacy in Amer
Ica, nor American supremacy in Europe. The
parties interested are no longer undcyeloped
nations (pezples n,iseuy,), and the preten5iops
Of preponderanee none Of them will any long
pr tolerate.
, 1862-07-01

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49, !s!srcness can he Acen at hts otHca IS
Sf., :Ige nox ~ Or has pracsced medicine for tve
loo1 q which have been u this city.