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Everything has remained quie; since the las; Of
these intermittent letters, dii patched week aqo.
The upper battery Of the enemy las been silent ior
several dsye; our raed shots ard the riding water
proved too much for il. One Of Biz middle bauerici
on toe Tennessee shore, The bead OF tue island
occasionally sautes us bat the most Of the shots fall
shot. The guntoais are not firing; but once or
twice an hour tie morisrs shake the eaIih, and
waken the echoes Of the Summons woods, with ter.
riic reports from their rude tbroats." The Rebes
do not appear to be as numerous astteyvere . week
ago, when we estimated them AZ l. 0G3. The Mis-
irg ones may have made good their retreat but the
probabilities are that tdoy have mcyed down toward
New Madrid, . resist Gen. Popes passage across
The river Two little steamers anG several fatbcats
cent from the hotlla, being worked through the
bavous and sloughs, and wall probably reach Gen.
Pope by Tuesday. Upon receiving them he will
commence throwing bic troops across the river ct
once and, that enterprise successful, the Rebels will
be completely invested, and the attack upon them
will commence in earnest.
ADVANCE OF THE SEASON.
The gunbos:s lie anchored in the stream, which
swollen by the freshe; is throwing its broad srms
far tho adjacent country, converting plan ations
totV i~Ip1i uhu Ad u uVuSS5 liVD tiuJc lie lINti
IL higher than it has been Of any zine for three years
and still continues TO rise. Out over is Aiming CUR
fAce We look on the white transports aad the black
grim mortars, made fast 70 the eioree, tie dark
ltte messenger-iugs bustliugto and fro among them
ana the lazy, festhery woods, which the forming
leaves begin to tint with the prophecy of Summer.
TIE air is almost oppressiyeIy bot, and at New
Madrid Tue peaeh-trees are ia full bloom. But a
Beter from Gen. Curtis's army IN South-Ivest Mis-.
soor, dated week ago, brings intelligence of two
days srow-storm, near the Arkansas line sill, FIR
tber south thar this point. Like Commodore Foote
Gen. Curtis has just met wi,h severe domestic
saction. On Thursday, his daughter Of 20 yeare
died suddenly Of seue typhoid fever, in S.. Louie.
She wa young lady Of great promise especially
devoted to Der father who receives The heavy tdinqs
In Tie field among the Mountains Of SoutL-West
Missouri.
LIFE or THE BENTON.
The Benton has forty-fvc CON, art neuts below
her guu-decl, devoted 70 eugine.iOoms, s.orerooms
carpenter aud blacksmith Shops ard variety Of
o''eF purposes. OF the two hundred and forty men
conpoAHe her crew mere than onehalf arc old fal;s
who have had experience upon rpen.ofwar The
hs.-Donr bells marx the passage Of time and the di.
Salon oi 'he watches, which are ke1t day aud
nighi, without Cessation. Every MORNING the dec,.
boys'cneo 70 is utmost Possibilities of ,yb,eness
and through the cay we hear the sbr;ll ub;,,,o 81
She boatswains mate, and the hoarse call, ~ Z. An
hsDds TO qusrtenI" "Al hands stand by the ham
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GEN. GARFIELD's VICTORY AZ sor,yD
ING GAP.
O'f'' p''aeH's o. Tie Cincinnati Gsze,ic

CORES ponatncs o. The Cincinnati Gsze.i.
fIKrToS, March q. 1862.
For some time 10 hna been known tc.o,n c.r.
field thar an irreglary organized Loe - 81 p.h.,,
amounting to some 100 or 500, were no 1on a.. na..
through the Cumberland Mountains -
round or Bounding Gap. Though, ,;I,'a,I.. as L
ing, they were Of little account or';a 'p.i;
loose imperfect organization, and tbs rs 70 soen
'"''''' wv 'ils, under tue eiIcua-
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FROM SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.


LLBASOs, Mo March 90, 1902
This town Is the County seat Of L4clede County.
l. is about seventy miles iiom itolll, and fry ries
di.tant from Springfield. We have come from The
California II use horrible road--twenty-swe
niles in seven hours. On our way We met several
families with TX aud mule &c ims, rpmo> luz iIom AZ.
kansas 10 the Free States. All tell The sane story o.
oppression ~ d WRONG froin Inc Rebel army. Iney
hgve uo'hlng efi upOl which they can live I'LL The
harvest, and have nproy I'd the r-t opportunity Ia
get away with their .a,Dilies. Their gnimals looked
poor and nearly starved aud their fanili.s rs
clad. Ibose We met to-day were originally fion
Tennessee, and have s'eadily refused g. Join tbs
Rebel army. fheysiy hero are many Union mec
ia Arkansas, out Aey under the iren heel of tR
rebellion.
We Of, also, in an ambulance, Lieut.. Col. Herroe
e The 9Th Iowa Infantry, who was wounded in The
autis ~ the battle Of Pea Ridge, and taken
prisonoF. He was carried TO Van Buren, ATkanssA
where the Rebel army now lie, and mas since been
exchanged. lie toleraby well treated. The
Rebels took about 300 Of our men prisoners and they
are now being exchanged.
The Re1el army hhs retreated beyond the Boston
Mountains 10 the neigbbornood Of Van Buren, aud
Fort SuiIh, and that our main army remaiGs en-.
canred ~ ketsyi'le, for convenience Of obtsinirg
cnpplies while Gen. iel and bs division still bod
position in Arkansas uear the line. Also that Co.
W uan regiment md arrived, and that The Aansss
regiments were near, having LETT Fort SScu $50
TnuUdpy.
The Lyon Regiment, Sd NJ ssouri Infantry, and tbs
4th Iowa Cavalry, are near Springfield, and VIII
reach there Tonight. Ny next Letter viii 10 tror
Springfield.
CoSYEDFRATE KILLED AND WoUsDED AT FoRr
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FROM TAX soUT8-wEsC.

escsmbents Progressing Toward Gen r. pe
-Life On she EGlboats-Tae Advance
Of Sprinc-CsirS Cuccr Wster-TChe
Coming snitIe 0p fire Iepnsrsfe Eire=
Tic Road 10 Meaf,his.
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BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE.
REPORT or col. JEFF. c. DAVIS, COM
HANDING THIRD DIVISION

UssDcuiHTsRs, TBlHD DIVISION,
PEA RIDGE AK, Marcn -, 1862.
CAPrAIs-Sir have tie honor to submit the
following report Of the part taken by the Third Di-
vision under my command In the recent engagement
with tho Rebel forces At this place.
On Ihe morning Of the lst inst, u obedience 10
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GEN. POSTERS REPORT OF THE BATTLE
OF NEWBERN.

rfr,paUARrxRs GES. EosrER's BRIsADE DxPaRiI 10
OF HoRTH CAROLINA, NEwBEKs Mafeh ~ -
Cor. LAWS Ricasoso, hn,,aHt ddjafssEoe sros %
/ have the honor to report tnaIi M Pa''s
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THE SITUATION IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Tie 81. Louis REPUBLICAN of the lst, after stating
the sra ion of affsirs in the East proceeds to Hsn
that Of the Southwest ss follows:
Events are also ihickenng in the West. A trs-
nendous array Of the best soldiers 10 the country Il
now forming for attack ON one aide aud defense on
the oher in The neiQhborhoOd OF Coriuib, Miss. Bv
this time the min forces Of Gen. Bnefs command
have u iced themselves in support Of the columns Of
Gen. Grant a. PiitsJurg aid Savannah, and greaa
conflict is impending.
Gen. Lew Wallace, with q sufficient force, bss
isolated Gen. JobnstOn from his Western commune
cations aud cut oli d Rebel reenforcenenis in that
0uayler. We bear that Gen. Haileck ID about to
take the field 10 person, and, placing bmse ct The
head Of tie gallant soldiers, direct tie movements
soon to exercise 40 vast Influence upon the dara.
ton Of the war. Tho plans Tor tho coming open,
tions sre grand and mal, iIeeot, and II they should
only partially succeed, we 5hau 90 able TO chronicle
most impotti ant results.
Mean wbi.e, nobody viii be hurt in feeling II The
Rebels remain with their ten or hiteen or twenty
thousand men at leland No. 10, aid Comuodors
tooie will probably continue TO treat them a. ten
derly % he can, willie making show OF tight. 70 -
not 10 drive them of. IL regard lsland No. 10 40
the risb. wing OF rbe Cootsisrs'e Ine, The left Il
which rests al CosiGtn, jackson and Humboldt
would be the cen 'er; but with Pope below, with N
iupassable blOcks0e Jsesson and Humboldt are n.
ally the left, which must 81 protected IN order 70
sIve fCrfs kdNfOipn ana l'llOW.
The military maxim Is 10, TO attack two TANKS Of
the oneuy at the sane time, bat TO urn either The
right or / n, or break through the ceuler. 50 eou.
eiderrg I,land No. 10 aud It's supporting ortlfcs-
ticns Il her IA the lett wisg of the Rebels, or a.
ipdepe ndeut potion, sncl IA Johnston's now "a -
Chat snvoga, IL would not be good policy to more
than eenace No. 10 while the OPERATIONS are going
on below.
thus II Grant. Bnell, Smith, sud the other Unios
comu 9tdeTs under Halleck succeeded 10 oyerpower-
Jog The emmy q. Corutn, Compiling cal ISOLATION
Memphis v il al on,e fall aid WITH J. enc whole Do
renses on tho Niss.sigpi River lac odug leland No.
10, Forts Randolph aud Pillow, ard every other for
iIfication and battery above he Tennessse CONNER
cisl capital.
OF mastefs in Arkansss liule car now be said,
bein oonsenti"g beliigsfeuts not icing 10 COO.
didon 10 fght-tte Re6rls having to reJrgsni1e an4
recruit, aud Gen. Curtis having 10 avail sappliss
aga cent rceuIenis 10 enable him to pursue.
Thus stands I" the situation from which u Win
appear ibal earnest ork 10 on band 10 various quar-
tefs anu that the antagonists ularshalibg them
forces for severe and decisive conflicts. We can
eiori to be patien, and confident, FOR the sigpa 1t
he times are inll Of promise.
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A QUIET WEEK.

erecisl Correspondence Of Tire n. Y. T1itun..
y. 8 GUsBoAT BKSTos, ABOVE lsL, 80 No. IT,
IL.
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brigade commanders, Cols. Patsison and Wb,t.
conducted ,heir brigades throughout tho enin
engagement. The regirnentai con.manders-Cclr
Benton 18th IndiaDal, HeDdirka I'D indiana -
Lieut..Co wa,hbu,p 18th Iodisnal-of ny s ss
brigade; and Lirnt. Cos. Barnes l37thl, and Frsds.
lex 18th lilips Of the second brigade, scouit,.S
themselves with distinction. Col. Hensrisfs s.r
early in the engagement, after which Major Dan.
commanded the regiment with great credit TO Mn.
seif during toe remainder of tile battle.
The parl taken by tie Peoria Light Artillsyv nm,
under Capt. Davidson, anl the lst Indiana Bat,s,.h
under Cspt. X ans, have been so con,picnouIy n
gcri5ed in the above report that il would he ussl
to call further attention to tb.ir efficiency and al
liant conduct. Tie let bii.sou'i Cavalry, under III
ELs, reported 0uIi"g the hight If the 9Th nom
four days scout on tho White River, during When
time they captured fifty Rebels with their sIms sul
hOrses
The bearing and efficiency OF ny stsG Officer,
Lieut.: Holstein, A. A. General, aud Lieuts Peas
aud Morrison, Aida-de Camp, were eoDspienous
everywhere fearless. y execuring every order. Every
pari OF the heid Witnessed their gallantry.
My Dl'iion Surgeon, Beoj anlin Newland, u.
seryrs TIE highest co.nmen6ai,n for lis pronpsn
sDd skii-os'ablishing his hospitals and taking can
Of the wound'd
My Diyision Quartermss,er and Commisssry CAP
tain, Branscn AID Bradley, performed their duliss
equally prompt and efficiently.
Tie superior number Of che enemy's forces, On.
gagged IS he wGs in his iavonte "serub," bis ute,
ronE when led Oh to dsspers ion at tho loss Of lwo d
his famous Generals tbe field, Is sufficient poo,
of the vaor and patriotism Of the troops d,played
in eyesy copflict with the enemy. Both officers and
men fought with q courage and DETERMINATION ssl
don oxeced, and viii ever entltle them 70 the R1t.
itudo Of grateful country.
' '. JEFF. G. bAvIs Col. Cong "a Division,
CepA T. J. McKgssY, a. a. o., Army SSuh-"sst
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NO srGNs CT TEE I1HRR1MAc YET
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Arrival Of an English Var Steamer
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CoSYEDFRATE KILLED AND WoUsDED AT FoSr
DosrLsos.--The Nashville Patrio. gives the ioi'
lowing Gs corrected copy Of It's list Of Rebel ies's
n....nilNr,.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

TnE COUNTRY DEVASTATED
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scsel on the field during the night. Dlyijsoa )
Battery placed in similar posi'On on the .elt
Of the road supported by the Second Bri yade At
sunrise the eueiays position was discovered b. .
few shoi8 icing thrown nom Dayidsons Battery
which vas q: once responded 20 by the Rebel bat
ierios. Klaus Battery responded, but after sharp
contest ol lew ROUNDS WIS forced 10 retire by !.
sudden attack o. Of the enemy's heretofore un-
Uncovered bat'eiite which opened closely upon his
iauk with grape aud canister. This battery, how.
ever, soor withdrew on discovering dipositious be-
~ made By tbe first Brigade to ctGi1e it, The
Second Bdpde IL this tuIe was much exposed TO an
euildcing iire from tie enemy's guus, and ordered
u 20 all back sud take position under el.er Of the
timbos by this time the position of tie enemy 4
6at,eii.5 vas wei developed, aud Davidson Low
TOOK 8 mOrc coalpandlnR position IN tie oQon h:li
lie was soon joined ty Klaus. whom had ordered
WAS cilned q d mnnuined win great spirlt On both
~ until the arrival o, Gen. Sgel9 force. About
81 clock.
Sigel artillery room took poeition on The enemy's
right, and engaged with great spirit IN the contest
The approach o. Sisels infantry on the ieit Of my
Dyi ION rendered he position OF my batteries se-
cure, ana enabled Zoe 10 withdraw the I'd Brigade
from thci. support and prepare ny ontiIe Division
for q general attack upon the enemy's lot. The
gradual decrease 81 the enemy's fire aod ths with
urawul 81 OF hs guls oelod favorable oppor-
tunity, and Immediately ordered al advance across
the field. Previous 20 this movement, Col. Dodge
had taken position with biz brigade on ny Tigbt 20
az TO Ireyent any attgupt the enemy m,ehl make "
a,ta,k nc on ia furk.
11e 20 Brigade, together with The ISln and 2Nd
Indiana and hyG compauics o. the sth Indiana soon
warmly engaged the onemys infantry, occupying Il
strong position III the " thick scrub oak shrtiug
tho base Of ihc h which BIZ artillery was posted.
TIE enemy soon began TO yield 10 the steady ire
and determined ady4nce Of our troops and inaliy
broke and lied IN much confusion leaving behind has
dead and wounded.
The lights were soon carried and q reaching the
SUNNI, oi tho hill, tosdcrcd tllt IL order Go Drn
Gy artillery ~ position OF The road leading 70 hune-
vile, ny lef. resting az E.khorn Tavern. Here
Col. Benton, with I've companies Of the Sth lnoiani
aud ,llon OF artillery, who had been kept back,
guarding tle road osdiug from Gross Hollow,
joined their command. Much to their chagrin, and
that OF their giant commander, the enemy do not
give them opportunity 10 add new iaafo TO hoae
already won AT Rich Mountain.
Tn. division lost during the engagement 80 killed,
go wounded and 8 missing. Total killed, wounded
and missing, S3S.
1t affords me pleasure 10 be able to bear testimony
10 the prompt aad efficient manner ~. which the
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T.B.--A bru-'. accompanies each bottle.
Price - cent?.
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CAUTION
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DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
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saie-r afs8airr 81, Trrrr Haste Hrass. bc<s leave
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asasl aststairrx uaarrr Street aifrniion givsn -
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W. T.. De LaIiaier, VI. ID.
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INSURANCE.

L'IRE AND INLAND POLICIES
lsnet .a az ffaa lssarsnse Campsry e.
Htrtfsrd. Caiiaet
ttsh tsss.s....- .-..,- -. c.a 90
FIRE AND = LAND POLICIES issucd
u ~ Pr All -. Cen psry. Spsin<fef. Nss>.
FIRE Policies issued N the Ere u
.efeaes Ceufary o. Hartford. rtnnrsttal-
ften Assets t-t-s 80. &C
INSURANCE 81 itf af.ser go ana reliable C.r,ra
sees - rraa.1fet frteeassif yates. 81 aprH.
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FLORIST AND GARDENER.

TIE undersigned offers 10 the citi-
tfnf - teffe htatr ert rirfaifr : fEf trt
lsrre asseF trrenf - eaesr. ef-.l.t',r n $780,.
tfttlas So h.ccufts. So alss sesrsrc~-s esrle
tek.tshifs. eic. ~ ~ stcFe Strfh N.In <frs~t -,
frrrn eIh sd - Ttfrrt-. a. also al - fs-l4r
- arsl 49, tetTrcr - yir,es-srs - 800
hts4 WILLIAM school,
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THE co-paItnership heretofore ex-
Il f.tfar between shc suhscrIfera. uu'er ffr name
IL Edssn. NeI,garal a c.. ~as ..oisft. - nrinal
ccnscnf. February Is. 1854
ASflakN r. EDS AL.
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GFo. ~ kSOWLToS.
Ter. Hia,e, Marcia -, iec,.
cn.pArTyrRsTIfp Nor1CF Tho Hnlsrsl Enef
have fsrr,af co-rartnerrhp under he name ~
Tdsnn. ncrf 4 Co. -rd viii eoufirac ~ Dry Goods
i,,.it...s in sii ffs i.-snrhrs. 81 ~ old stand
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r. r. ROOT.
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Life Insurance.

Applications lor poi.cics IN Iho.nix Nuiasi
] Is lrsrrsree c-srrsaY - Hsgifsri. CenneCt'rut
tash kfe~fs....- -. -. .-...s - -
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a. utsfr. taaf
TX Iass Wo.i,. Nef 81 4 sis.4s-.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm Of Keller s Morgan. in
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alst-al rass>-rt. NJ No-ran retfrirr
NJ KETIER
= ~. MORGAN.
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Tas tasioes> 81 = cuutlnnei a - xans stas1
~ e. tarlf haiifItEs. ua3fr ne nsn.s q J y
Keller &C
A rea'inasnce q ~ iioefai rstrcasxe hrrrfet.Fs
bfaIustt. s. q. rtffiaiif r.I'rIfed
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By Ae TO Of thee Lib he periodic alla.is
Nroous Or SCI Hs1ffs1s may he pf,-ttie.. ar.
aiken At he oorurenceiner, = IN s,taek iums'i.l.
eiisi from sickness ~il BE- cbisinsl
Thsy seldom fsi in renewing ils Nsastf a.
ho4dI-is % vhle- .ea,aiss sre 40 musl subject
They act ssaer..ly uroa as hawsis-r~n.os,n
Ccefircness.
Pr kssr1rb t,a. Sairass rs'.eafs rsmsi..
srI all persos ~ sefs.rry 1al.. hey are valuai
a. Laxative, n improving the appcfe. CHING
aa! rig1f 10 tie digestive Crssi- AAd f.l.fl. 'ft
nsiarai electricity and strength q she v.s. So.
Tie CTPHAi1c Pills arc theresuii n l.fri.
tsa,lor ard oarefuIiy coudar;et erpe-iaieii. hs..
BEEN 20 many years. dEing ~hi,h 'lnis "a
have prevented an relieved vast aH..eli IS i.
a.a GO ffara .-fa,lc. Whether or einsfins ff
f2e ss-.,.1 i.es.f seftnsei -isss.f
stomach.
ury ere entirely seg.s .hie IS q .sai
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90 each box.
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pRFC. IS CENTS.
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Central OHIO and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
Fhe Great National Route to ali
Eastern tttce.
HIlRoJGli Receipts given ter
treffAt ever - ahesp Rails 81 al f.sIats 81
4 4. 80 rates 49, oIarf fease
SttrIal care Eifea in ~ spcrtsiirlltf 81
kfsh ~ live SI.ek. sni ssfe frsnsIf rearaei1ef
80 ~ shIfsaenf<
EoCH g. RorR. ArtrI
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

fro.~ss.a ExogS - ra1 a>srsaos HcvD
Corner Washington and section SIS.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-29
LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
u Il. LANES SOILTIIG OE THE u


IHA versity Of Va but for several years past Presi
dent If the Nnrk Military and Classical Institute has
taken charge n this elegant COLLEGE, with the hope uf
establishing Sc"o IN every respect, highly acceptable
I" the pepe of the South
Mr.. SJUTHGATE will be assisted BY hs LADY
Teacher at varied accomplishment and experience
whu for fifteen years has been Connected with of the
largest and best SemInaries in Virginia The Schools 1f
ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES. MUSIC and
PAINTING, will have gentlemen Prnfessors presiding
them We shall oncr The best educational advantages
10 people whom know appreciate them, and all
ask, girs triaL and after this is ia ry done
those who not satisfied their children
wards, free at charge.
The BhardIng department shall have all the comforts
aud atracII of weOrered home, and the BnarderS
tendery and aectOnatey watched and cared fur,
The ANXIOUS parent could desire. Every
en0n beng given To the health manners and literary
advancement of each Pupil. Diplomas will be given to
th'ra who pass rigid examinations five Schnols.-
Gud and Silver Medals will be awarded for perfect depO
ment Young ladies wishing educate themselves for
teachers will find unusual Inducements here, the
tUr them shall be made suitable to circumstances.
The Schu Sectarian though the morality
is taught and required OF every member Of the Institution
The building Is large new and magnificent, well adapted
10 Schuul purposes The location unsurpassed, being
"f the ovelicS hehps' and refined sections of
the South 81 miles North of Rie gh and 10 miles frnm
FranknIun Depnt. where hacks ways in readiness.
EXPENSES iur uhS will be from 81 10 $3.50. For
further particulars apply TO Gen j. b. Ltejohn VIM.
r Williams, Daniel 5. Hill, Richard F. Marlborough, or to
JAMES OUCHGATE.
boUIsBURG, n. c.
81 Raleigh papers requested to publish the above
advertisement months and half, aud also those pub
lsuPd in Wilmington, TarbOrO, Guldsborn, and Fayette
vile Petersburg Express and Richmond Dispatch, two
weeks only, and send bills to Louisburg N. G.
Ma ch 81, 1862. A-t