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Evening star., 1862-02-26

II
.n an as Sask, stnstsrss, Afssusns Of u. Kid.
"a DEBILITY, Hsn,sssn.ss, 1y,pspsy, Lsnlssr. C.,s,i..
Sr'aSiiss.. DRa. :. sPs, :; q p: a;, Iis
assd fersat, Hess skn Afseae1s q ~. I@s,' SsD.
y l.s Of Y.ahhs.s Dr..dfsi ~. ,@ s:
ED, spd aIns Marriage inpsssiss, and dsstrsy bed
as, Ss.ssf ~ sa,s ssesms hs victim. Of ssl.sy vIss,
.nn. sry. sss..nd. 81 Y.sss a.s . d. s..s
talent, and srilant intsnset vhs might .h.r1iss
III ..'d 70 'e'sasy The living yrs nay s.i viii
MARRIAGE.
II aAhkIls fnseNs, or Ysunr Men ssutsu.l.,i,r Mar.
s:smis. is..t s.,Is q Rhy.is.i v'sin. :;fsss d.Ssy
.,. ss Places h%,.H sndsr the ..rs Il Dr. ma, r,li,
.p.n Il. f H. :. I'1;l Ssy.:.ns s''''.' ..d ''ai'y
,. UfFiCE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
d. s.In:r E 6. a's" .s1,. s1s,: , d''n tr..
mat b paid sad ssntain q stamp "'"
DIR. JOHNSTON,
a. @ ms h.yd CellsGs Of ssrgssns, Lsndss, kr,du-
s:p. iad si s s"s:.P Pr, :: shG.:
has Effected ssms sf Ss mo.; .roniss;I s sna ,s"ns
svn tnsvn; many aeubsd with nnrins In ihs h,sd "a
sudden ,ssns. Sasbfsin:.. .h fr.o..,, stns :a.n.s
s.a:I1 WIN d'ranEsnsnt Of mind, we're ssrss imns-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
s,r,.n n,s., :Ho shs,s sho have Injured Themselves
vnsn as nightly fs whom aassp and IN net mad
S.dy 'so.Id sn5 and destroys ssh mind and
fn are soms Of the sad and mssnehsv sTsst,
mS. nseis, sf sosth Wis. WssLns q The Bach and
rsvH PdptAten Of Hsart, Dyspsps, E.ry.s, iS,t,
n.S}l, n1smsnt sr th. Digestive Fsnetsns, 9snsI.i
SssinIy. Symptoms Of Csnszmpasn, &c.
aosdrLSss Of Msmery, Conu,isn Of Idss, Dspr.srsu
sPiu Ey forseodnKt, Avsrtien Of soci,ty k,lfIli,.
he,s sslissds, finidty, etc., ssms sf II, ,y,
NERVOUS D1sILITr-Yhsrssns, s.p nsv t,s,. ,..,,,
ess, sf hsr declining health, losing their yiSst b.es
.a, pay, ner'sss and snaciatsd, hsvinf snfrI,y
a.s. '' .'''' 0' eyes, s'sGh or 'ymPssn' q ssNisaP.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
tes E;ifaids and vet,ry Of pIs,s,r, spd,
Ppsns hss imsd shame or disad
am frsm applying thoss vhs from sdsestsn sn5
sily, can asns bssna HIM 4. All. ip. ~.
ssrng eleh his psesn.ry ssb,tsncs i.sp bin tLsins
,ia aa, Dsnte Or a. long tns smallest .s can b. ss
ava, anc IN ds,p.ir l.ays him with ruined health t. ,sh
ths esnstitstisos ,,mp.ep, ~ ~
h1 dnsass, ueh Azseusns ths Rsa rbr.s ss.s
ssI.d {. 81. .adfsf .rT.rnI. ~ ,,nsiS p & d:.sS psa
oss'rso sssntIT frsn vhsss kssrns traveller r.i.ns
Oh' JOHNSONS Remedy FOR ORG4yIs
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
kfsa ana important remedy vssknsss Of Ii. srfs-I
nest nsrvsus and dssilt,tsd, vis la Is.. .n s.r.
sssn msds.sly relieved. '
,.. All in ;din'aa h.II.ss rAy,s. o. Mental Di.au.I.
dad speedily ssIsd. "s'
END0RSEMENT OF 1HE PRESS.
MLNf fKoTsANDs cured at this institrtisp yI.s,
ssI epsansns Psrsrmsd sy Dr. J.hnssn vit5,.s.d :,
sxsN e tas Psksu and many ether p.rssns ps.ieS, Al
"a. II. ", as.in and again before u, psse ss
why, 10 sea slant Kuaysass 10 tAs x2tst,d
Evening star., 1862-02-26
pRoPosALs FOR WELLS. PUMPS, &c.
MAYORS OFFICE, WAsHIEaTON
EJEFEaFy Is 1872.

MAYORS OFFICE, " AEHIS6TON. !
fJETGaFy Il, 1853.
PRoPosALs IN wr ting WI be reoo we'd a. thus
ohlce- up tO u O'olrCs on tlu istE dty OF March
nsIt, fOr msking Pumps. H.d-:uts Logs 70 eoa
necessary msteTIsIs snf vlrkTsHs h ia digging
and for keeping the sane IL soEioes &c pair Tor con
staLt n TIE rtTss District, uUsIl SusJd OF IL .
composed o. the IhirS, our aat seventh Warts
ana u The .htfd District c1nPosed u tho fl;1
ar.ts aud ~ hs zivsT =, Il - ~ rss 5D fo'
Tor The LsI vi Ons year C,aE-1ols gE tie lst isy
Of APri 1857, sgreeabIy 20 gEs joIowIGs spe-ia
cations;
,I3 93EsIns Esn; and n IN i!ts %e,s 81 ac!os 8s.r,
to be foar inches me-. OF good hard bricE.
sinking d wells deeper, eer foot.
Taxing Gus O Eal.s ait fu-tIrg in same, 5cr
Cases OF eight feet laug'h. per fJot.
Gases mo tEaa . saE fee length, per foot,
coveriex 10 be 81 the pe Z sat m .6,Ts ini,, u
less thaA three lIcaeE thick . dJLBe
Paving new wells, including brick ard 7u mp
Opening old wells. snd covering same VIII OIL
.Openiag od vs.ls, End covering sans with rev
timber,
eaKs, &C., VIE Al car be done SItlgGi IsLins o..
the pums, each,
MakIag neW JJIlts la old lOgs.
NV logs pat m OLA pumps per foot.
n
ISeE pumps. per foot.
Boxes and pou,s ior rev pump, sa5I.
Cooper rh~IH Jers for pumps.
Ehe top Jog o. EIs uumP5 To D2 Oi JEs p e. 3
soheG " 10 GA and the remainder "a lHs LSs sea
soned yellow PIEe.
FOR HGDRANTS.
keeping shs hy -Tants - repair, yis. floPEi I'll
the o-G ones. ant lIrIBg tbs old irons lsl0ggInz
20 them, when u csG be dCde without taxing the
kydTS1t OCt, each
Tasing cut lIdraGt, 41d petting in saino, each
new nJdTent per foot.
SpouIs tUr LydTaLis, 6GJD.
Spout stones do do.
Painting pumps and bydrspts e.ch,
IRON WORK.
Ger 10.
scout End lower box irons for Pumps, eaos
Nevi 5In's % J.d spssrs.
New sPout ana wave iFcrs Tor hJdI-rts
The woTE an fl.teT IS % be ali O tHe tezt su1.
ItI OF tEsIr esyecsiyc kt.da.
Nc Offer vii Be Tece Ysd ths. ia not made 81 y
practcG pump mazsT,
The per. or or persprs Eaoss oF5r HsT b. ac
cepted VIII b egUIffd 20 enter into oCrC tO- on
.hoashaHe llieIs; slth two soO1 sgEetiHs, COGdI.
lonsd Tor the tsItkfui performance 4 his or their
contract; ent shout any ooatfact1r a. contractors
tell or refuse TO c1r ply with aJy OF tEo ctIudi-
lions or terms OF hls or e -IT CJ-tEact or ~ exc
cCtS Any VOFk WltE!9 ta5 time Id IN ths oTueT
o Inc tCHio. - iDer directing ~ to Os cCus, the
M.yoI is suthoT 20 employ any other person CT
persons % execute me EaIa, 20 fu m ia the ma
teIla uSCn such terms rs he uag dseTI ped elt
lIWniCl event Ll6 CCGtEE EECtOs ar COa.Fr Ctor~ so
Ial INK shall be TespOnEibc 70 this CJTEo -nll1r for
Sny 10 or damage u ELy sus'alG taeJ5rE. SnI -
Mayor InaS 81 his Ciscreton FnlGl ths Contract Of
eech contractor or contractors.
,,, RICHARD UhLLACH,
Evening star., 1862-02-26
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS.

SlfI6l 2X
On a.d 1ttW MONDAY, Esbr~av 5, Issa
PAssKNeER TRAINS B.TwKxN
WASHiNefoN AND BALTIMORE
VIII run 81 fOllovsi
S1 ps.s Sstissss. 5ss.; bs,s ky,ss 2, .sd Dsss e
s. dsd fBe on Ssadays.
For Philadelphia and New York-Lesve wssA-
nftSh fo9 s.SorsLLssI. Y &ssssnston sss sS .
~ For a; kpsssS,e sss sse az sps .a s"rs s,d.m,
For PhiIsde phis st ssrs. NJ W.
For :. sId q. SoTis .nd West. Issv,
For Frederick st 20 a N, and $50 Px.
TRALNS, ,MoyLNg NORTH.
nv. M9.ssBs = ssstSsS1s EtTsss'; s.,s g Ar
MOrnins AoeO%PodsaOs save &sshiartoa ,..o
tom a. Balnmore. This is the Morning TO ooSneIlon
ssT .s. 3S5. y Nh b.sas: i
IPSix; PSii,s: Ns. Nc. i1 EOTk 70, y w..,,...,o~
Afternoon AooopnodsnOn-lesye w.shinrtOn
ns1iOEs a B.timoTe. Ihis is the afternoon con
Eyeains EIpfsss-.s.,. Warrington srr
Arrive lt Ssitmore 6t2 z. NJ; PhIlsdep phis IoIi
on sSnd,1s sIs Is.ys a T.; bhs,,l.e.,s a.
The p. ~. train from washington connects
through to New York every day during the vsek.
rRllNS MOVING SOUTH
Letvs rev York 81 A. ~; Philadel phin n 70 A.
n; tsiamoTs 90 y, n, Arrive at Washingtop -
Leave Rev YORK stsr. Hs PhilsdeI,hia Iayo ,.
n. BklsEore 80 A. -, Arrive at WtshIngton az
Leave New York at u p. H.; Philsdel,his ,.n
~; baAamore 1SS An. Arrive 20 WGshipftoa
!, L0.sI ACsosPHae,!IOa sss 7InSs lssys Bslnmgr.
ts.r.t A. - ~ aaa t5f: .fcr Washington, arrive
On suLdays at 50 and I-S6 n. only from BaltI-
more No Annapolis or FTederiok oonnsIions on
Passepie. Trsins leaving wssAiutton ra,o a.
n tgo t0 p, NJ and Baltimore At1.S A. NJ ant ass
? MAZE direot connections fnr Annapolis al the
1unot,on Ihe1t0 u, and SOa connect st
Sundays. -
Trains leave Annkpoh. for Bsltrore and W.sh-
lnIton 81 49, A. n. ana SfGR.M.
PASSENGER TIains leaving Mashington 81 800 a,
NJ, III A. n. ara P. NJ, and Baltimore ~ t.S0 GaG
'-S A. N, viii sf0p oz!y az Ansarolis ysseftcs.
,MeJ faSsengeTs must take the Aee0rspsodafios
Trans viii leave washington and B.It,mor.
rorspI!p tpoa eard fss1s, exoeptIng that the <So
d, IS A N, and 10 trains viii WaIt 20 mi nQtes
y necessary, to secure the passengers and MsIs
For Sick and WOUNDED soIaier,-A ,,eo,,, "a,
with an attendant, With bods, will leave WashIn9-
Ton twice Teet for PhiladelphIa direct al m A n
soldiers. W. p SNfT9
fek Msster Of Tr.nsrortstioI. Bsit
Evening star., 1862-02-26

IL a subscs!FIiCn has been opened amCG9 the
French citizens Of New TOTk 20 erect ncnu-
ment 10 the Lieu. CClCuel VigiCr De MOnteuii,
who fell in The teI .lCs Cl l." JrLul at Tie battle
Of Roanoke.
Evening star., 1862-02-26
L. TOWERS & CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT,


the attention Of the bJziness community is re-
sFectUiiT llFl ed 20 tEe New Book and Job Print
ing Esta Bile LmeRt, which has been fitted up with
new lasterIsl, Il the most complete manner, is now
prepared 70 execute IA aEstIsiactoTy style, every
FE.lety Of Printing, viz.
BOOKS Sgssc5cs, Pamphlets, Cards, Circulars.
Sat aTs' = llL.s. = ., &c.
The at+antio. Of members of Congress is espe-
c-diT requested ;IF cur fscilItIes for printing
SIeaG Ges, IS We Edvs the IsTsssI steam power in
N ciET. de 7-lAT6m
Evening star., 1862-02-26
~ - NAPOLIS IN n
E2f fS5 COMPANY. IN la
~ OASTERS! OYSTERS! ~

40 OYsteI SHIPPING Company has been formed
lGT gh5 puISozS y; sdpP yins " sshiDgt' N ana It's
yrCiaity wi-h Oysters. Al Perrons which Vse from
ie % 100 - Ions ps~ G:J, can hA supplied. Oysters
III seI sent ~ bags iosd of from l5' 10 259
bsshels CSn 10 saG one days GOtlce; for a less
saEltltJ ca. 1t v6 B-!Css street, GEORGETOWN, ID.
Z. Tne OT"I"rs shIppei BY this oompsny Is as
lfesii. j not tJJ--7J than ais others that cSn be
h6d IA the IIs'rIo. OgstcIs ar5 opened TO
same day they ere tIzar nom the water and q C.
sent TO The District .ue sAne IiEht. All oIdsrs
directed TO WILLIAM HANCE. Anna, oils, al
30 r. 4-Im<
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|lKRo RTANT TO FAMILIKs.

lKRo' RTANT TO FAMILIKs.
REsrAURANrs, HOTELS,
sUfL ERs, aReCERs, AND OTHERS
1VILLIAM TUCKER,s
CHE .r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GRO Gerry WAREHOUSE.
sas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
s9s Pc NNsYLvANIA AvENpE
GRO CERIEs
AT l1ALF TIE USUAL PRICES,
Havins Nan purchased Of Bankrupt Merchant,
UCKER's
TUCAERs
| Groceries, Liz uors, Wines, Cigars, &c
FOR FAMIL.I les,
FOR UTLBRs,
FOR OFFICERS.
EAs, FINE.
U MON CIGARS.
HACKERS, BOSTON.
ETCBjUPs, IMPORTED.
XTRA COFPEEs
r AIsENS, MALAGA.
Evening star., 1862-02-26

d n IS: :::'.@ 90
OYSTERS STEAMED
a. ne a seei snd IhotouEaly Cooked (fsr saperisr
tssss On yscerd. Call and see,
the lnderngnod respectfully Informs In friends
N sne pstrict and visitors to the city that he has
rented his OLD and wELL-xNowN rsTipLTsrNEy.
ln most thorough manner, and has made ooyn-
liete arrangements 10 furnish OYSTERS in apy
sVe ana IN any quantity. 200 to 900 yGone shucfe 81
Per day: 1900 to 1900 cans of Spicod and Fresh
lut up daily-cans Theoretically sesled Furnlshed
In the shell by the bushel or barrel,
Hersons wishing 70 have Oysters furnish ed reru-
larly through the winter, a. Baltimore prioe.
Without fear Of failure, should call and make ar
rsnE 81 once. Freight, time, and money
esus! to tho celebrated Bsitimors ssts biishmsnts
st prices Just ~ low. -
TO SgTLERS,
canned Meats, Lobeters, Sardines. Clsms
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, TINS. SO
60, go. Also. Pickles, Cstsup, Salces, Brsndy
Peaches, DC. Also, Game and Freeh Ff.b Tnr
ties, Terraplns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, HsISrt a a,
IN aot every thing for sale in the Norths IN osr-
keIs always on hand, at reasonable prices
, Hotels and families supplied With OJsters d.
lvered WITHOUT charge 10 any part of the DistrIot
In scason, II the money is sent with the order
My tablirhmentis is open from 5 q, m 10 II nj
night, eyerJ day, except Sunday, when / oloss Al
JAZZ u +. M. HARVEY
Evening star., 1862-02-26
1891 TIE 1esS
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

ihG llcc1
Pennsylva MIA Central Railroad,
&NEG1E
with il. oonneotons)
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
rHRIE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGHI
Two Of them making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBuRs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT GENITAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
"ksT' NoRTH-wKsT AND SourH-wBsT.
OESr ,,1sh Th,,p1sh Tickets. spPIy q the otioe OF
psny, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nsght Tra.n,
S"1Ok1Hg Saloon Cars on all Trans
FROM WASHINGTON.
ressengert VII take the q. m. and p. m. trains.
tne NoTthern Central X. r., and arrive in Hsrns-
OuIB a. p. m. and LIS O. m, there Connecting
gIth the trains on the Pennsylvania CentTSl
RAILROAD Tor al parts Of the west
FREI6HTS.
by tnis route, freights of al descriptions can be
I9qrSsrdea 20 and from any point on the Rsilrosds
oI ONO, kentucky, indiana, Illinois, WisoOu ain,
loSa, or Missouri. by Rdtlrodd diYecf.
The Peuney vanss Central ailroad al ooupects
- flttsburE with Steamers, by vhIoh Goods car
ne Iorwarded 20 any port on the Ohio, Muskinrum,
henIuokyi tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois. Miss-
leeiRRl, W leoonsIn, Missouri, Kansas, Arkarsss
~ rec iyers; and g Ceys.snd, Ssldusky and
Sklcago Win steamers TO all Northwestern Iakes
herchsnts and shippers entrusting the tran spor-
.o &ton OF tselr Freight 20 this Company oaa rely
win oonndence on lte speedy trannt.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from auy
Solnt IN The West, By the Pennsy wanna Csntrs
hallroad, efs at cH times as (apo-sblf aS are
eAarssd by osksr RaslToad Corlpoaiss
IL BE sSrf,cyl or to mark packages "yIA PKEE.
MA6RAW & KQONs, Freight Agents,
No, so North street, HstImore,
ENoGH LEWIS. Sen'l SaPerintL Altoo ns, Pa
ID: HOUSTON, 6en1 Freight Agent, PRIa-
Evening star., 1862-02-26
NOTICE.
q. q

!As =
"AEAHlS' EzPREES COMPANY
This COMPANY offers 10 the public" Unes ualled
hGv-nt-Ees', Tor the Safo and Quick Dispatch OF
7sTJ Ehts, PSoEazs sB, Vslu6bles, Money, 60,
1.- 10 ali parts OF the United states.
r. presses 20 And lFGm tho North and West do-
frrt from And arrive IA " Washington !1lce daily,
~ ,il.zyEe1ssa ato n charge OF tSFsTissssS ssI
Al Feoka-ss Tor Ths Boidisrs CARRIED st "oxn
HALS' OaT Jsusi !c tSE.
al Goods for ais s0-czIlef 'Conisdersto ststes''
Il xgTsgD.
Our EEy-esses Iesve Esw York at l., and p,
~, arriving "a Washington ~ Q A. NJ. and So
r,
EXPRESSES Isays PLiadelEhis a. SD A, M. and
IAN. ~. --'
ExpIs.zos leaT7 "a tiuaoTe tAnA.M. spdsP.
g., ,ArTiTlDs n Washington st A. NJ. and SO
=, ,txpIe1eea ioT al points North and West leave
W ssEinstOl cj - =, -, alG 80 Z. VI. daily,
SFecisl Contracts for isTge quantities of Frcifh
can be made on aF 9-!ceLIcn 70 this Dmoe,
All Goods CEil6d i8s and delivered fyes Of Extra
Sha1EeF, r.. w, PARSONS,
Sas't AdSTns' E1Rress ComeAnJ.
WAsGiDs fpc. August q. 1881. al att
Evening star., 1862-02-26

NEW AND M ImrKoyED " INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHB0PLlsrI BONE
e L n,
WITHoTf MrTkI PLATE on CLIsrt
DR.s. b SIGESMOND,
VIZ bfeedbny, ffH YoYb-26O Pesasvlca~.a A
n. $3.50, es!.ssss LIZA asd lstt SIS, Faskssstoa,
Cells the atsenron Of the public TO the following
tovsHtaEes OF his improved system:
4. me Ieeth OF his manufacture Will
never corode nor change color by any6x@
tcids, oeing three fouTths lighter than ary other
no teeth or roots need be extracted. AZ the
hIunclal ones can be inserted over them,
ache. - Ae'ci
4. No temporary teeth are needed, ss permanent
onee can DC made immediately, thereby preservinf
!ee natural expression of the fsce. which pnder
tne 9Ie system lie free suently clshEured.
y AIS WorE has been fully tested over Eve wears
many Of she frEt chemists and PhYsioians Of this
DR., s. has also inverted Q white pudestruotiye
me - RtinF tinF with which tie most sentative teeth
SAn DC hled without pain, sod can build up a Der
through lifetime. 'A y 'A i~s'
ndI6es nne best q references Eysn-to Or. v. Mott DR..
IUI IJ enus, FrOlessoT ci Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
;snote HsJle, OF the Supreme Court Of wsshinr-
tonI fnd taonsands Of otherG.
Cal sno examine for Yourself no s-sm
Evening star., 1862-02-26

IU-T RECEIVED = lA-.s Io- of V0Ysi
JACKETS, from AuoIio I, Whiea " aFs sslI-
!ss per cent belos their frss coat, a. No. 46O
Tu s1oek IL lflm
Evening star., 1862-02-26

II Nm. JOHNSTON,
- Z 1 a o = r
L00K H0sPIYAI,
0ss "ssSsrse fAs Nsa osyfsts, syssds ~ suls
11sesssi hsssdy 30 fAs World,
'oA ALL DISEASES OF IMPRsDENCE.
AEr NO E4LsE BELICACY PRsyESr.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
ssHE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN ER0M ONE TO THO DAYS.
Evening star., 1862-02-26

L. TOwEEs. }. u. TowERs. J.B. TOWNS.
Evening star., 1862-02-26

RNocuIpvNeS; vNeS; 20 N9Ith street. psLtImore.
g. EofHh H. HottFT ttFFTts sD SsF T, sPsr,1r AI,cc Es Pa
ID; HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, PRIls-
oelphla- n <-dly
Evening star., 1862-02-26

Z D8A AWERS, aE4 AZ Y SHIRTS, ct 3Sl
"a avenue, back Tooai sr 3ss ID street, between
ssh and lOth. dst-6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-11

| the incursions OF our enemies were numerous
enough to form very respectable audiences
| in the College Chapel, although the beaux
we're scarce. Bishop Atkinson preached the
sermon before the graduating class, and gave
much satisfaction by his timely and solemn
contrast between the pursuit of wealth. fame
and pleasure, and that of true Religion
Prof. Hubbard delivered the address before
the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies.
He discussed for the young men the motto
Of the Philanthropic Society which he repre-
sented, Virtue. Liberty and Science. show
ing how important these graces are to each
individual and TO human society. and how
apt are the means in possession Of the young
gen. lemen for the cultivation Of these yalua-
Bile fruits Of education.
Mr.. Cameron, of Harnett county, spoke
the Latin Salutary. aud Mr.. Moore. Of Mar
| tin county, spoke the Valediciory. MIR.
Leigh, of Columbus. Mi. received the" first
distinction in scholarship in the Senior class
Mr.. Argo Of Ala, in the Junior; Mr.. John.
son, of Richmond county, in the Sophomore
and Mr.. Parker Of Halifax county. and Mr..
Prout of Granville county, in the Freshman
class. Mr.. Parker Of Gates county, attend
ed all but one Of the 5000 duties prescribed
for him in the four years course at the Uni
sersily.
Prof. Martin is Lieut. Col. in the llth
Regiment Tutor Johnston is Capt. in the
28th Regiment. but has lately fallen into the
hands Of the enemy. The other Tutors are,
or will shortly be, engaged in the common
defence Of our country in various situations
in the army. Other members OF the Faculty
may 90 where their services are needed.
Nevertheless the next session at Chapel Hill
will begin after the usual vacation Of six
weeks. on the 10th Of July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-06-11
FROM ARKANSAS.

Augusta, Ga, June 81, 1862 The Mem,
phs Appeal says that the Federals attacked
and captured the town of Huntsville, Arkan.
sas, on the Goth May. They also seized the
steamer Daniel B. Miller. COL E. Alex
Louis, of jeff. Thompson's command, was
killed, two men wounded, aud several citi-
zens captured. Capts Rogers and Hicks,
with one hundred men. attacked the federals
near Des Arc on the Gath May. The enemy
was three or four hundred strong. The
Federal oss is supposed to have been from,
fifty to one hundred. The Confederate loss
was three killed, two wounded, and several
missing. Also eight or ten horses were kill
ed
The Federals are laying the whole country
in waste. They are again within ten mile:
Of Cotton Plant. A large number OF Gill
zens had left to attack. them.
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sEnious AcciDeSr.--oa yesterday, (sun-
day,) 4 serious accident occurred at Camp
WYATT, under Tie following circumstances /:
Some soldiers had GOT hold Of shell which
the Yankee gunboats had thrown on the beach
IN their late demonstration IN that ncighbor.
hood. and after having brushed OF the mud
or sand had set il down aaong them. when
another soldier came Up and dropped coal
Of Gre ON the fuse, which caused the she'll 20
explode In their midst. Five Of those pre-.
sent we're wounded MORALLY, four seriously,
ana three slightly. This thing ought 10 be 9
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From ARLEsToN.-Augusta, Ca. June
4.-The Savannah Republican Of this morn
ing has dispatch. from Charleston, of yes
terday, which says that the enemy landed
about four hundred strong on James's Island
opposite the city, but were repulsed with the
loss Of 20 prisoners.
Gen. Gist's last dispatch says that "pri-
soners taken this morning report that the en-
envy landed 100 strong last night on Battery
Island, with like force at Iegareyille on
Johns Island. The enemy are in front OIL
me, but under cover of their gunboats."
AT 5 p. m. yesterday, twenty Yankee pri.
soners, captured on James's Island. arrived
in Charleston, and were taken to jail. Nine.
~ more were reported to be cut off.
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ror lhe HiIl bolough Resorder.
Camp Near Richmond, Junc 5lh

camp Near hichinOhut June 0tA lSb@.
Nh. IlgARTr: As YOU and many of our
friends In old Orange would no doubt. be
glad 70 hear from lie noble old 9th, who are
now away Out here battling for our homes
and the sacred rights OF our country, | have
concluded TO while away few Of ms pass
iRg moments IN writing few lines Tor Tie
perusal Of Your readers. After series Of
marches aud encampmenls We are now en-
camped near Richmond, prepared for hear.
~ reception of the enemy il he should again
dare 10 show himself. Last Saturday was a
day that will long be remembered by U.s..
The enemy had encamned too near our lines
for our proper enjoyment, therefore our
brigade was segt 10 rout them out and drive
them back to the sWamps Of the ChickahOmi-
ny. Soon after setting out, the sklrmlshers
81 our regiment engaged those Of the enemy.
They SOON gave way, however, and charge
OF the bayonet soon drove the Yankees from
their camps. They made a stand, however,
on hill in the corner OF a field, and using
the words Of our ColaneD We concluded 20
!. give them touch ANYHOW. Our regiment
vas ordered 10 charge. which was done i'm
medistely. After advancing very near the
enemy We found thew were supported BY
strong battery. which sent she'll and grape
among u aud oyer v 10 great pfofusion.
We retired back to piece II woods near
by, when we were reinforced by other regI.
ments and again attempted to Charge aud
take the enem,'s battery. but We found
that the battery was supported by large
force oil inlantts. aud We again retired. We
failed IN taking the battery, but We held the
field aud slept in Yankee camp that night
We do not knnw for certain how many Of
our regiment were killed. tine hundred
perhaps we're wounded. While writing here
will stnp 10 mention the death OF two oi
The brave bols 10 our company. the Flat
River Guards. Benjamin Parker. recruit
in our company. Was cent to the hospital IN
Richmond abnat the 1t 81 April. Ills III.
mes. continued It'll the 81 81 Nav, when his
suifsrings were relieved by the Kind hand IL
death. We deeply munrn his loss, but our
loss Mas lis eternal gain. liz died rejoicing
in bright hope Of that res, hat rrmaineth lur
tie people Of Cod. John L. Wedding wss
wnundrd ~ i she'll III sktrmish 1T West
Point the IN Of Nav, aud Vas sent TO tie
Ilgon hospital. Richmond, where he ditd the
18th Nav. the 10th day after lie was wound.
ed John 4. Wedding was hnrn 10 Orange
county, Jaouary 9Th, lslS. lie was mem-
Der o. the Methodist Episcopal church, and
We mourn not a. ihose without hope. You
will please excuse my ubeunnected letter.
A. | have written II while on line ii battle
in the woods. waiting for the enemy. |
must close More anun.
II. ". W, CO. u.
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WE Subscribers would hereby return their heart
felt thanks and gratitude to their friends and Gus.
toners for the liberal support given u n our effort 10
supply their wants at Confederate prices. Shall we
buy Salt for you, or shall NOT, /, i twenty cents
pei pound o.daycanno be had a, that by us but for
a few days. Had not some others who have more
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