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The Right Spirit.

S.S ~s8Hs SRsAAN
The Southern Chrisfian advocate
says:
lie, us not be discouraged By rsvsrses.
They call 10 to further humiliation and
repentance. They are not merely public
but personal affections. and should hsvs
the eject of such in purifying our hearts,
and making us bs..ss servants Of God
II they have this effect on the nation at
large. ,bsy "iII prove blessings iu d's.
guiss.
Oar ssssrsss. too, should excite us to
mere strenuous efforts 70 secure our inds-
pendsscs. We cannot afford 70 fail
To lose our cause 10 % Ioes everything.
except our soais, sed to many ,his loss
also would be immissnt Il would bs TO
lose ali on earth ~s hold dear. To say
nothing Of the isnomioy Of the suijuga-
ton, . thought that no high.mioded man
can endure, every ssI6sh - we'll - every
patriotic ins,iscs rsvoiis at the thought
Of failure. The ps,rio, loses his chss'shed
eosessy ssd iu iadspsedse.. sbs Cbris-
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND. May 6.
The Legislature met ,esterixy in Ex,
ira Session.
A message from Gov. Letrher, receive !
TO day says j, t" his deliberate opinion
that the Conscripton Act is uncon,ti,u
tionSl, hut in consequences Of the peculiar
condition Of affairs existing al the time
Of its passage, he fnrbears to debate the
question, Harmony, unity and concil,a
ton are indispensable to success now. and
urges :he people to promp. and cheerful
response.
The Government says there is NO occa.
sion for dsspondeocy. Our success, far,
has been more brilliant than those thu,
attended our ancestors in the origin Of
their great struggle. He urges n vigor'
Gus prosecution Of the War. Thx, i, must
be made a war Of invasion. Tha, Mary
land must be redeemed AID the Nor,h
must be made feel ,bs.evils Of the war
befors We can hope for a peru.xnen,
peace. Th". the fall of New Orleans rem
ders change in our policy necessary,
and that il should be made wi,hou, do.
Iav.
he says the Counties in Virginia over.
run BY The enemy contain a slave popu.
lation OF $4,000. which, a, a moderate
valuation is worth $4,000. 900.
do says be has been informed ,ha, the
Constitution adopted by the Trsi,ors who
CONSTITUTED the WbrsIing Convention.
has been rejected by the people to whom
il Vas submitted. That the clause p,ovi.
ding for gradual Emancipation we're
also rejected.
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tan Freedom to ~orrhip God. "a his con
science dictates, tie father the hopes %
has entertained for his chiIdr-n-th the
man Of weslhh his possessions the Gov.
ern'nent funds become worthless-,be
banks fnil-ihe wealth Of the land is ab
s"rbed l.y our enemies to pay the price
Of our sntjngn,iou, and We all "gsrhey
become miserable slaves RnG parrers-
crushed unfair the heel OF u brutal and
tyrannicsl mob.
We cannot afford to fail. Better ,hst
~e 60 down to the grave, in one com.
mon ruin
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We clip the following para graphs from
the Knoxville Tenn Register. Of May l:
SrAnrrDEss RxTuRsISo.-Ws learn
that lss Of the people who s,ampsdsd
from Hawkins and Hancock counties.
sat"hed win their experience Of wander
ing through tho mountains. nave return.
ed to their homes and expressed their do.
termination for the future TO remain, aud
to deport ,hemseIves ss loyal ci,izens.-
We commend their example to other.
who may be moved by the same infA,us.
tion.
CuMMERLASD GAr.-ln' diligence WAS
received in this city yes,eri.y ths, the
Feds'sIs had. the evs-iug before. again
made al attack upon Cumberland Gap,
but had been repuIsed by our force there.
We have not learned the Particular Of
the engagement. The enemy are said to
be twelve regimeuts in force on the Ken.
lucky side. and the indications are ths,
they will shortly make another desperate
"t''mpt 10 take the Gap. Our boys are
Prepared for them.
THE YAEKsEs At HUSTsvILLE-The
following is the oath Of allegiance which
the invaders are sdminis, e'i,g to the cit.
i1sus Of Huntsville. The penalty for vio.
lstiag il. a. will b. seen 10 death. Our
people can see from hi. ~hs, sor, Of dss.
po,ism they will have to submit TO from
the Union. .sSving dsspot Who now men-
ace Us. The oath 10 a Ii,sra! copy from
- pass which 1 gentleman had TO procure
to leave Hun,svills
FEDERAL OATH OF ALLEoIAacx,
solemnly swear ,l,s, will true ale.
glance bear to the United States Of A.
Insrica; and that I will not. in any way,
give or transmit to the so called Confed.
crate Government, or its officers, any in.
formation I may 70, Of the movements oi
The United States troops.
For the viosla,ion or abuse Of this oath
the penalty will be death.
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WIN ""u oot oceu put upon the Oo6t.-
100000 bounty was, some time pince,
offered to the contractor to get it ready
in time. Rewards we're offered to others.
Lowell said. to the remonstrnnces Of ci,i
zens, that his hands were tied, and that
he could do no more than he VAS doing.
Governor Moore said that matters were
going on we'll, and that the city WAS safe.
He could do nothing. The citizens offer
ed money and labor to for,ify the levee
between the city and the forts, but their
offers were declined as unnecessarv.-
Three days before the appearance Of the
Yankee ships at New Orleans. Governor
Moore quietly departed with his chief
councillors by way Of the CsrrolIton, a.
bout dark, having = steamboat and pick.
ct Of soldiers at that point. Anonymous
letters probably caused it. Two dsys be,
fore the surrender of the city an excited
crowd. prepared with rope. appeared a,
the ship yard in search Of the contractor
Of the Mississippi. He WAS gone. The
Mississippi was burned aud sunk by the
authorities.
Our Informant states that there is a
feeling Of profound evaporation against
the Administration and its agents. The
people feel that they have been sys,emat
ically triaeI with and sacrificed. When
the Yankee officers landed, FIVE SiyiliSna,
who cheered them, were shot down be the
crowd. All who showed any signs Of fa.
vor were knocked down as traitors. The
feeling was intense. All the cotton was
burned, and tho tobacco, except that
claimed by the French Government. The
sugar and moIasses remains in the city,
as private property, in immense quaint.
ties. Much, however, is on the plants.
tons still the crop being very large
Gen. Lowell carried off, by railroad. the
machinery Of the workshops and iron
mills, and all the rolling stock Of the rail
road. The machinery is important. aud
entities him to credit. In preparation
for the defence Of the city he has either
been permitted TO do little. or has done
little Of his own accord. His forces are
at camp Of instruction at Jackson, Mis-.
sissippi. projecting the railroad where it
crosses Pearl River. lie is not expected
TO reinforce Beauregard, exceps, as re:
serve. corps. His forces are said 10 he
about twenty thousand. Twelve thous.
and foreign denizsLs in New Orleans had
organized to fight in defence OF New Or.
leans, bu. declined going off to 6yh, in
the Confederate cause.
Recruits have been pouring in to Gen.
eral Bsaurega'I, who fully Possesses the
hearts and the confidence Of the Western
people. To the extent Of his capacity Of
arming them, it is supposed he will have
men. II is believed in New Orleans that
his army numbers one hundred and twen'
tg thousand, but many are sick from lime
stone water. There is feeling Of perfect
certainty Of defeating Buell. and uslIeck
IN signal manner. Corinth il far enough
from the gunboats to give opportunity
for capturing OF destroying them. Hence
II has been selected ss the battle fsld.-
General and troops are alike confiIen,.-
Charleston Mercury.
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ExEcUTIvE OFFICE.
eigh, N. T.. MAY 5, le02

ExECUTIvE OFFICE.
Rsleigh, N. q. May 5, ls62
Hon. Weldsu N. Edwards,
President Of the Convention:
have the honor TO enclose 10 the Con
veosion, through you, copy Of a letter
address to me by the Secretary cf War,
in answer to 'ome inquiries about the con
s,ruction Of the Conscrip,ion sct. This
letter contains all the Information 7 have
Of the Law, except publications that have
been authorized by the War Department,
and published in the newspapers.
have the honor to be,
Mos, respectfully,
= Henry +. CLARK.
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S 0 u I Il C A R OLIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In the Common Pleas)
Dudley M. Ussery,st al. } Declaration

Samuel spence. I Attachment. %
Wherea. the Plaintiff did IN the SECOND
day Of Drcember 1861, Tile his Declaration
against the Defendant, who Gus il i. -aid) is
absent f:om and without IN. lm,is Of The
State. and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same. upon whom a copy
Of the said Declaration might be- served.
u l. therefore ordered iha, the sai Do.
fond"nt d" appear and pI-nd tn the said
Declaration, on. or befoto tho thiri day of
Dec~mb"r next. which will br in th. year
Of oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixtv.,~o. "ihefai-e final Judgment will
then DO given aud awarded sgain,t him.
u. J, HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. iih, Is6l.-l3-Iy.
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From the Charlotte Bulletin.
FroW Inc ChdTI0fte BuIlefin.
The Conscript Act-An Erroneous I'm
preston.

Mary persons are under impression ,ha,
the ConscriPtion Act puts mn end 10 vol.
unteenng. This is a mistake, as will lie
seen by the following letter from the Sec.
retary Of War to Governor Clark, which
was laid before the Convention on Tues.
day:
THE coNsCRIPTIoN Acr-A Letter FROM
THE SECRETARY OF VAR.
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Symptoms of Yellow Fever in the


The Savannah correspondent of the
Richmond Wing says there are certain
pre'non':ory sig"s which clearly and UNI
errng'y herald the approach OF The yel
Iowfever. Que is the appearance Of y
certain H., Nh insect that never visits
that region without being follow ed by n
severe epidemic. II is known Ms the vel
low fever fly. and has made MI unusually
early advent this year, in very large
s"srips. Again. il has hever failed to
he The case thS, the poultry have been
visited with AL epidemic Of some sort pre-
"o"s I" the appearance Of the yellow fs-
Yer, and the mortality WAS never greater
among the fowls. than II has been for
the last eight or ten days. Last year the
soulh escaped entirely this fearful
sc"urge, hut two yeais Of exemption are
not ~ DO anticipated from anything We
have Lsard Of IN the history Of the past.
Under these circumstances, il would seem
the dictate of prudence 10 remove from
the Southern Coast trose If our troops
who have not been Hcclimated, and
transfer them to some region whore they
will not be expo-ed to an enemy mors
deadly than the battle. Should the pres
sent indications Of n yellow fever sessou
DO realized, the Yankees will be ertirsl,
unable TO push their Souihern incursion,,
or even 10 hold the posi ions they have
occupied. We shall have an silly in this
pestiiencs more ierrible than - hundred
thousand armed men an ally who does
not stop to ditch and trench. and only
fAls back when lie has no more victims
To pursue Richmond Dispatch.
DEPEHcE OF CHARLksroS.-W ca.
tract the following from tue Charleston
Courier
In conformity with, il not by reason oi
our suggestion, Martial Law has been
proclaimed and labor, white aud black,
boud and free, withon: stint or measure,
will soon give US an impossible sea wall,
against bosti!ss gunb"~ts and mortar
fleets. All honor TO Gov. Picksns for tbs
brave aud timely declaration.
GsneraI Psmherton, We are delighted
TO learn, has declared his determination
To defend the city TO the las, extremity 4.
Honor to the gallant commander for the
bold and patriotic resolution.
We propose that his Honor the Mayor
shall forthwith call n pubic meeting II
our ciIizans to pledge their support to
our ao6Is general. and to tell MIN that
our Dar cry and our WAR ACTION will be,
"vioaory or Dsstb."
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road. Arrangements have been made 10
meet him.
Capt. Morgan defeated a body Of FEEDER.
alb At Pularki, Tennessee, and took aes
prisoners. lie also captured trains load
ed with Federal properly.
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THE NEWS OF. THE WAR.
The Great Battle Imminent-0eneral
Beauregard's Address to his Troops.

CcRINrn, Miss, May 8 iva MobiIr).-
The enemy advanced TOW ards our lines
this afternoon, with a force Of several
thousand. supported by two batteries "f
artillery. They engaged the brigade un
der General Marnaduke. which WAS per
forming = cke, duty. The skirn,shing
b"gsn At 2 o'clock r. m and ~ half past
five the artillery VIVA hroush, into action.
The fight lasted about an hour, when our
forces retired. The scene Of the engage.
ment ~as Farmingtor. four and n halt
miles from Coi,n,h. 1t 10 now occupied
10y the enemy. Our loss VAS .~bout TWEEN
~ killed aud wounded. The enemy's loss
rs unknown. A grand battle is expected
VII hin three days. Our army is conf.
IDENTITY awaiting the attack.
General Beaursgsrd has issued the fol.
lowing address to his troops:
SOLDIERS OF SHILOH AND ELKuoRN -
We sre about To rJeet once more in the
shock Of battle the invaders Of our soiI,
the ds.poilers of our homes. the disturb,
ers Of our families lace to face and hand
To hand. We are TO decide whether We
are TO lie feemen or the vile slaves OF
those who are free only in name, aud
who but yesterday we're wang qnisbed, al
though in largely superior numbers, In
'her own -ncanpments, On the ever.
memorable field Of Shiloh. Let the i'm.
pending battle decide our fate, and add
one moro illustrious page I" the history
o: our R.volution-tne ne to which our
children will pint with pride, 50, ing -
Our fathers we're At the battle Of Co.
ruth !'
! congratulate you on your timely
junction. With your mingled banners,
for The firs, time during this war, ~e
shall meet our foe 10 strength that
should give US the victory.
S"ld.s,s. can the result he doubtful I
Shall we not drive back into Tennessee
the presump,uous msrcenaries collected
Tor our suljugstion Que more manly
etf"r.. ard trusting in God and the just.
nsss Of our cause, we shall recover more
than We have lately lost.
Let the sound Of our victorious guns
he re echoed by those Of the Army Of
Virginia on the historic battle field Of
Y"rklo~n.
lsignsd CT. BxAUREoARD,
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From New Orleans.


AUGUSTA, Ma, 6.-Tne Jackson Mics.
'ssiPpinn of the lst inst sckno Wedges
the receipt Of N. Orleans papers Of Tues
dsv last and furnishes the following par.
ticulars
The authorities Of New Orleans held
out TO the isst in their stubborn and he.
roic refusal to lower the Flag of their
adoption.
The guns At Fort Jackson were spiked
before the Garrison surrendered. -
Fort Piks'~M evacuated Aod every
thing II contained sbsndoned.
F~rr"gu. the FsdsrSIis', j sent . com.
'"u"ica.ion 10 the Mayor and Couuc,',
on the 2s'b ult. complAin,ng Of their o..
'fossl to haul down the Confederate Flag,
ETC., aud noihed them to remoys the
women and children within - hours.
"hereupon the Mayor convened tue
Council who decided not TO rec.de from
their position.
The Flag Of Louisiana still floats 10
The breeze.
Mayor Monroe replied to Farrigut By
saying. ave will stand your BON bard
rn-nt unsrmed aud apdefsoded ~ We
are"
Fsrrsgu. on the 29,h again address d
the Mayor, saying Forts Jackson and st..
l'hil:ip have fallen, and wi. now pro
ceed 20 rnise the Flag on the Cus,om
House. You must see that il is respsc
ted with sll the civil power Of the city.
The Evening Delta .of Wednesday
-a,s all the Confederate Flags in the Ci,y
have been lowered aud Federal Flags are
flying from oil the public building. under
the protection Of the eusrnys guns.
All Of the Ci,y papers are s,ill pub
lisl,sd but con6ned ~ local topics.
The FsdsraIs we're expected to take
military possession Of the city on Wed
nesday.
The commander Of the French steamer
Mil,"n, anchored opposite The city, no,i.
heG F-'ragut thst only ~ hours notice
Of his intention to bo,ntssd was ridicu
Ious aud demanded sixty days.
From Corinth.
SAVANNAH, May o.-P. w. A. ts!s-
graphs to the Republican from Coria,h
on the 5,h
The roads are shocking from the heavy
:.ius. but it is impossible to postpone q
general engagement The enemy is ma
king . movsmsat on our right. supposed
70 b Intended aeaiOs, .bs NobiIs Rsi.
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed. EN-.
"A bsasing aii ire varieties usually soii
in this market, just received snd f,r sale By
JONES' CKOCkErT.
fsb II 1891. lu
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CHARLOTTE, q. G.

These Papers (embracip2 the Tri.week.
ly Bulls,ir established in the town Of
Charlotte. N. T.. affords unusual advantages
TO Advertisers both at hume aud abroad. as
they command circulating medium Of
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MlpplE TEsSH~ss.-The ChattDuoosa Rebel
learns from . gentleman from Middle Tcnns~
see that murder and robbery are heosmsa'ns
more and more freSurp, in lha, portion Of ts~
state The enemy are fortitying al the tsiSsi
pal stations and bridges 90 the Nashville sd
Chattanooga railroad. AZ Wsr,raee. In Bsd
ford county and Gallssin, in Sumner county
We nre informed. the federsls ARE drilling III
pesroes and preparing them to TAKE the fed y
.oidiers. Great havoc Ia being made npeo W.
growing crops while harns and enohchosnss
are pillssta Of all their contents In many w.
cAlitiee.
The zane paper hAe she following rar~srsps
We Isasm through q fesieral d.serssr sss
vss brought In on FRIDAY evening that one 81
,l,r,t Kentucky regiments has recent, stssssa
arms and refused longer 10 de- doty, wherep9<s
,hev were placed under arrest We did 81
les;u the cause II their mutlay tAs sapfse =
70 b. IN unvilliueos~ 10 rina,n Ssases 10 -
/ ann whoss avovrd rsrTa- y to overthrow -
instltusiou 10 which the people Of tasH 49,
have common ,sssssss With ~ pssps o. -
whels eestA.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ala meeting OF the ClouRh 4 Hi Avengers
Geld al Camp Clark, Hcmstesd Co., Arkansas
on the l3th day Of August, 1861. committee
Of three were appointed 10 prepare a proper
tribuk OF respect 10 the memory Of = deceased
member OF the company. The following pre-
An,bl And resolutions were presented and upAn'
monsly adopted BY the company
WEsxAAs, On the 10th day Of August. lso2, II
pleased Almighty God to remove from oul
midst, our worthy and much esteemed fellow
soldier. MARION l.. BEARpEN
Rssolred, That We submit with deep but scr-
rowful humility. 70 this affecting and trying dis
pensataon OF Divine Providence, And sincerely
dep.ore the loas Of or. departed brother. sd
suddenly removed from the strife below. We
hope 10 that spiritual rest shove 10 thSt hoose
NOT made With hand, eternal In the WsAvens
Rssolrsd, That We tender the bereaved fami
ly aud fr,ends Of our departed brother soldier
our unfeigned coincidence, trusting that they
may eonsoIsd in the reflection, that what 1,
their loss "a bis eternal gain.
Rseaivsd, That In the death Of Marion. NOT
only our ooupany, but the entire regiment, hA'
lost one OF lie most worthy And useful members
his family an adecAonAte 500 and brother and
his country bssve and gallant defender Of lib
ksse3ved, That thee resolutions Re fcrwArsSeS
10 ths editor Of The rsxas Republican. with =
request Tor ~ psbiioAAaos, and . copy thsrea
~ asst " ~ faasly a oar deceased fellow
solAias,
JOHN 7. pIERCK,
JAR. n. CALt.AwAY,
D.. Z. HAyNH,
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4. A monty return Of the disbursements, Ill
accounts for expebess and all acquisitions for
funds 10 defrAy them, must be sent 10 these
headquarters for approval BY Brig. Gen. II. p.
bee.
There Is neither rank nor pay attached TO the
ofiiee OF Provost MArrhall hat the actual ex.
pepscs will be paid
o. The Governor Of the State having placed
the State troops at the disposition Of the Con.
fedrrzts authorities. Provost MAMMALS arc 81.
rected 10 call 90 them to assist in tho discharge
OF their duties. when no Confederate tfoops
arc In the immediate vicinity.
TO- Provost Mafshalls arc 70 exsrciae whole
soms snd efficient surveillance oser al trsvrlefs
to see that they are provided With proper pAss
ports. aud 70 hold all person. without such ev-
dsnee Of their loyalty, 70 sssrict accountable
iy
They vill regulate the sale OF ali Intoxicating
liqnors whenever the latter becomes necss-
~ry.
They will regulate and establsh . tariff Of
prices on ell articles Of prise necessity when
ever The dslsyal Asd svarcieas render this
course necsssary BY cxhnrbiAn. charges.
II. wbrn trsvslsrs preaeas themselves hssoft
. Provost Aarshaj'vithtn AA STATE, u BOT
necessary for . new passport % hDus, Tae
Provost Aanhsl viii saaply ssAoess Ne on
passport,
Should II. hovev@s. appsas tAaa ~ NM peo-
porte wAs ,ass~d without he oaaA, Of lls&aAncs
hAviag hssn sAeiAbtssts1, ~ fssvsss As
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TO OUR OLD FRIENDS AM Gus
TONERS.

WYE feel grateful for the liberal patron.
w age extended TO US Tor the last Is
years and hope after the war Is over to be
the recipient Of the same many long year
TO conc.
We have now reduced GU, stock by
sales on t,ns TO mere fraction, while none
or hut lev have done 40 and in the future
our iriends will have to excuse MS for not
continuing to sell on time pay statesmen
ard book-keeper.
From the LIST Of September next We
shall sell the small remnant We have on
hand for cash only We have extended all
the accommodations in our power, and up
to the latest hour possible. and now feel
that " lille We have been literally patron.
lzed. that our interest, aud that OF our
customers, has been mutual.
G.. q. GREGG K co.
Aug. IS. 1862. n49-a,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | wss ap
~ pointed Administrator OF the estate
Of Lcmuel Read, dcd, at the April term OF
the County Cour. Of Upshur county, per.
tanning to estates Of deceased persous. An
persons holding claims against said estate
win please present them legally authenticn-
ted is by law required, and oil persons
owing said estate will come forward and
settle up. This 2sth August, 1862,
MARY READ,
J. F. READ,
Sept 6, 1862 MOST.