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LAND FOR SALE.

n South of Raleigh, containing $50 acres 25 acres of
which is good bottom land 1t is we'll adapted to the
giowth of wheat, cotton and tobacco There is
excellent spring water within 40 yards of the dwelling
There the premises besides the dwelling all
sary houses. About 20 be cultiyted this
year. large part of which is ground 1t isNsituated
in q good neigbborhood. and in healthy section.
II not disposed Of in ten days will rent it sha,
Apply to P. MCGOWAN, Raleigh, i'm his absence to
W. N ANDREWS, to the Editor of the Uristian Sum-
Suffolk. Va
April Is, 1862. 52-A.
c9y- Christian Sun copy four times.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

- -
N. c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
A the Annual Meeting of the North. Carolina Mutual
IN IRE insurance Company, held the l4th Of Jsnus
y the following persons were elected Directors and Or
GERS for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
J. r. Williams, a"
6: W. D. Hutchings,
Kemp p. Battle
George Little #
James n. Towles
James E. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern
Joshua g. Wright, Wilmington.
John M Jones, Edentun.
Geo ". Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos Ramsay Plymouth.
J. w. Harreil, Murfreesboro.
q. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins Milton
A. W. Steel Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County
Josh. Bonner Salem.
A 7. Sunny, Ashevie
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
q. Selby, President.
H. ID. Turner, Fiee President.
John II. Bryan, AHorDev.
hamden s. Smith, Sterstar, and treasure.
!. H. Seby, ez-eFciO,
John R: Williams Es. cOnlnittss
c. W. d. Hutchngs
This Company has been in successful operation over l3
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of prop
ery in he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tllieries) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
properly amounting to nearly $4000On0 large portion of
Wncn Is IN country risks and its present capital is
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
Raleigh, Jan. ls, 1852 g..
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CAsHu CAsH.i!

/ SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH. DON'T DO A
Credit Business Therefore hope every person that sees
this Advertisement will not ask for CREDIT-becsuse
CASH myself -
l have called on every person that owes me DOLLAR,
and have been able to collect the first CENT wish
you would call on some one that is Able to credit.
J. B. FRANKLIN. .
April 12 1861. Ss-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

TIME TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
rance Company will be held at their office in the City OF
Raleigh on Monday the Th day of July lSs2 at twelve
o'clock, NJ II. ID. DAiAhI' Seo
June 8, 1862. ~ 'u'
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OK STULEN.
II OST OR STOLEN FROM THE MAILS, CERTIFI.
Gates from the Public Treasurer of North. Carolina OF
"a of IS 900 each dated April O. 1852 making $l00OO
No l52 dated April 2lst 1859, l000 Nos. l47 and ha
of 80 100 each dated April 1852 making $4,000 The
said certificates for bonds made payable to John G
""AA THoS. BRANCH SONS,
Petersburg, Va.
May 80, 1862 4-otPo.
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BANK OF NORTH-CARC

RANK OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
WNHE GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers of this Bank will be held at their Banking House
in this City on the Second Thursday in June next,
being the 18th day. ,,,--,,
Raleigh, May 6, 1862. Std.
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"ANTED-AT THE STATE BAKERY. A BOY
" about IS years old. One who has some knowledge
vi '"' OU''"e00 THOMAS RAFT,
State Baker.
June 8, 1862. 4"-u'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REAL ESTATE IN RALEIGH FOR SALE.
FHNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
House and lot Person street, in the Eastern part
Of the City The lot half acre. and the house is
comfortable two story, with four and four FIRE
places There also the lot kit chen, smokehouse
and stable.
Also, one lot adjoining the above containing three
fourths of acre, with house il suitable for small
family. WILEY w. JOHNSON.
May 80, 1862. 44-6t.
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WIDE sWEDES IRON.
% TONS OF THE BEST QUALIFY OR 10 INCH
- wide consignment. .E
JAS. n. T0WiES, AEt.
Nay 80, 1852. II
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N. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
90 Miles West of Salisbury-Near Western North
Carolina Railroad.
HNHIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE WITH ITS
extensive Hotels and handsome cottages thus early
opened Tor visitors IN consequence of the app
csous to take families Arrangements made
every comfort and security those unaccompanied BY
gentlemen We are far removed from the invading van
dsis and this mountain retreat shall be found pleasant
and comfortable to all calling We accommodate
several hundred visitors.
line Of Hacks and daily Mail TO the Springs.
. Mrs. E. ]. R0BARDS
Nav 90, 1862 4-I9tpd
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ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPER.
$4,000 ALa oO9Es sS sn. sELF S sEaSs a. sS
Letter and Lawyers Brief Paper, by the just
ceved, on sale. JAS. N. TOWLES, Agt.
May. 81, 1862 A.
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A TrENTION VOLUNTEERS,
Fresh LOBSTERS,
SALM0NS,
PEACHES,
PINEAPPLES,
strawberries,
BLACKBERRIES,
wHORTLEBERRIES,
APRIC0TS, &C.,
Hermetically Sealed, for sale at
Aft
May IA, 1861.
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The Sepi-Wsskiy Sfaqoafo.

See Register of NortA-Carolina Troops ON
fourth page.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Ok BARRELS OF CHOICE WHISKEY AT THE
~eD Auction and Commission Store of
JOHN c. MOORE
May 80, 1862. A-tf
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WANTED.

7NHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TWO ACTIVE, ENER-
Il getc young to come forward with recruits, and
fill vacancies of the First Leutenancies in his Art
ery Company For further particulars apply to Capt
N. A. BedsOe Raleigh the subscriber at Fort Fisher,
near Wilmington. +. MALLETT, Capt,
Co. Z, 10th Reg. n. c. Troops.
May %, 1862. 43-4t
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BRASS CASTINGS.

BRASS CASTINGS.
II WILL HAVE BRASS CASTINGS DONE ATMY
IL Foundry, one mile west Of Raleigh Bring me your
brass and copper. Terms, cash.
Z WILLIAM E. LEE.
May Q, 1862. as-tf
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EARLY PEAS.-JUST Received VARIETY
"a of Corned Peas from which two crops can be made
in the year. planted after harvest will mature we'll
JAS. II T0WLES, Agt.
April 25, 1852. 81
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RANK OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.

A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. ON THE
"A Capital Stock of this Bank has been declared this
day. payable the principal Bank and Branches the
first Monday in June next.
c. DEWEY, Cashier
Raleigh. May 9, 1882 std.
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GENERAL COMMISSION & AUCTION Blu.
SINESS.
FNNHE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the many favors he
has received, would respectfully ask continuance of
the patronage of his friends and customers, and pledges
renewed diligence TO any business entrusted to him.
He would give special attention, at MLs time the hr-
ing OF negroes renting Of houses, &c, &C. and hatters
himsef that he would give general satisfaction as his
terms will be reasonable
JAMES NJ. TOwLES
General Agent and Auctioneer.
Raleigh, N c., Dec. 90 1851. lU9-
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June 8, 1862.
FOR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
"A 1t new having been in use only about one month";
@''N ga Address BOX 2IS p. o.
June 8, 1862. 4o-0''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTS.

SlX OR EIGHT STRONG. ATHLETIC, ABLE-Bo-
dec men over hiry-hve Of age, be procured
BY the Conscrpt Those wishing substitute and willing
70 pay the sum of two thousand dollars will apply
b. W. W.,
Box A.
May 20, 1862 4-4t
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WRITING PAPER.
0nn REAMS BEST ENGLISH CAP, LETTER
SUU and Note Paper, ruled and unruled, in store
s. W. whitaker, Agent,
Wilmington, N. G.
May 10, 1852. Ss-ot'
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LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE.

A T AUCTION IN THE TOWN OF CHARLOTTE
IN N. c, commencing Wednesday, May l4ih and will
continue from day day until all is sold Being desrous
Of closing up business will offer for sale large
and well selected stock of goods. Terms cash.
FISHER d BURROUGHS.
Chariotte, N u, May lS 1852. 39-pd.
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ENVELOPES.
900 600 BUFF, CREAM LAID,
SUOsOOO Blue, Canary and Brown Letter
Envelopes.
5000 Document Envelopes.
10000 Bath and Note Envelopes Cream Laid, English
manufacture direct Importation for sale in quantities to
suit by s. W. whitaker, Agent,
.. Wilmington, N. G.
May 10, 1852. Ss-St.
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RICE MEAL OR FLOUR.

TUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF VERY NICE RICE
- Meal in 25 so and 100 pounds sacksou consignment
at the Farmers Hall. JAS. II. T0WLES, Agt q
May 8, 1859. Ss-
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STEEL PENS.

STEEL PENS.
-nn CROSS BEST BRANDS ENGLISH MADE
OUU Steel Pens. For sale in quantities to suit, BY
s. w. WHITAKER, Agent,
Wilmington, N. @.
May Is, 1862. Ss-St
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STATE CONVENTION.

Officers and Members.
ORGANIZED ON THE 20TH OF MAY, 1861.
WELDON n EDWARDS, of Warren, President.
WALTER L. STEELE, of Richmond, Principal Sec
retary.
L. G. EDWARDS, of Granville, Assistant Secretary.
JAMES H. MOORE of High Point Engrossing
Clerk.
W. R. LOWELL, of Surry, Principal Doorkeeper.
JOHN G. MOORE, of Wake, Assistant
DRuRY KING,
Alamance-Giles Mebane, Thomas Rufin.
alexander A NJ Boyle.
Ashe-J E Foster
AnsOn-A Myers, Leak.
Bertis-S B Spruill, Jas Bond.
BsGyort-E Warren, R S Donnell.
BEader'-Neill Kelly.
BrunsDick-T D Meares.
Bancombs-N W Woodfn.
Burke-J Mcdowell
Cabarrus-C Phifer.
CatdUel-E W Jones'
Camden-D D Ferebee.
Carteret-C Thomas.
CasUelt-Bedford Brown, j. 3. Williamson.
Catawba-George Setter.
Cherokee and Clay h Bryson.
=, Chqtham-J H Headen, John Manning, Jr., LJ
Merritt.
ChOUaR-R H billiard.
ClereIand-W 7 j Miller, W Tracy.
Columbus Richard Wooten. .s- s.
Craren-Geo Green, John d Whitford.
CUMBERLAND McNell NJ McDufie.
CurritucE-B Med Lindsay. 80
OaUidsOn-B Kittrel, Douthit.
DaOie-Robt Sprouse. r
Duplin-J Rhodes, James Dickson.
EagecOmbe--W Battle, Geo Howard
Forsythe-T Wilson, H Starbuck.
Franklin-A D Williams.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PARTISAN RANGERS.
"AVING RECEIVED THE REQUISITE AUTHOR
Ell ity, propose to organize a Company of Mounted
Rangers, 10 be composed of the old officers thrown
of service by the recent reorganization decapated
officer myself earnestly and cordially invite all of this
class who patriotic motives desire their
country and unite with me to annoy aud harass,
aud, possible, to drive from soil cruel and barbnr-
enemy, whose presence is degrading corrupng and
pellutng to our defenceess citizens.
is intended that this Company shall be attached to
Col. Scotts Corps of Rangers, consisting Of Mounted
Rifemen Cavalry, Infantry, and Light Battery, all Of
which will, as far as practicable operate together.
Each member will furnish himself with good, strong
horse and such as be may have at his command.
Gentlemen wishing to join me will address at Raleigh
N. c.. or apply in person at the Planters House.
W. s. GUY formerly
1t. Col. 18th N. G. Troops.
May 81, 1859 44-4tpd.
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RECRUITS WANTED.
II WANT 25 OR 80 RECRUITS FOR MY COMPANY
IL of Artillery Here is favorable opportunity for an
active energetic young man to get Leuenants ComDs-
sion. Come with the recruits.
For further information, address
CAPr EDWARD MALLETT,
Kinston, n. c.
April II, 1852. So-u.
cSg- Register and State Journal copy If.
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VICE PRESIDENT
First Permanent Congress.
SENATE.

SENATE.
,u, MISSOURI
Voncev John B. Clark,
",rnt q Clay' R. S. Y. Peyton.
,xs.s NoRTH-CARoLINA.
p.Lort w Johnson, George Davis,
n Mitchell Wm T. Dortch.
0N''' r,opTn. soUTH-cARoLINA.
A. E. Maxwell, KooI W 0s 0sIh"eii'
James NJ. Baker. james u. oi.
GEORGIA. IENN5oH1 TENSE
Benz H. Hill, Lansuon y; IS" uonrs "ss'
Robert Toombs- dustaSus a. he"'J'
-rrcvv TEXAS
n P,rnstt Louis T. Wigfall,
VIM. E. Simms. W. D. o'uua"
LOUISIANA. - ~
Edward Sparrow, n M l. n npnee'
l. o. x,SSIss,pp1. Total number 26.
Albert &. Brown,
James Phelan.
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ELIDE GUANO.
I'm STORE FEW TONS OF THIS WELL ESTAB-
II ed Fertilizer on consignment.
Farmers Hall, April IL, 1862. 30
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yTyHE PUBLIC TREASURER HAS APPOINT
Il ed by and with the consent and appreciation OF the
Governor W. H. DODD, to sign Coupons North. Caro-
lima State Bonds under ordinance Of the Convention
May u, 1852. 4S-oI
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coxFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT,

PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
First Permanent Congress.
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u1AMILY FLoUR.-A GOOD ARTICLE IN BAR.
II rels or half barrels, at Towles on commissions.
JAS. n. T0WLES, Agt
April Is, 1861 81 s
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC.
TUkES.
TNHE KINSTON SHOE FL Glory IS NOW IN sue.
IL cessfu operation ORDERS for negro BR0GANS
and BOOTS are solicited. ..--
J. c. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston, N. c., July q, 1860. s0-f
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CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
~ Best Danville Brands on sale BY the box.
-- JAMES N. T0wLES, Agt.
April ls, 1862. sS-
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GARDEN SBED.-CROP lS6O-.MARYLAND
" SEED-believed TO be as good Us new at the Farm
ers' Hall. JAMES N. TOWLES, Agt ,s
Feb IA 1852 l4-&
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Officers and Members.
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. e.. -. E... NAV 10th, 1862.
DY AUTHORITY OF THE ADJUTAN9 GENERAL
u Of n c. Camp Of obstruction p e:tabshed st this
place for the formation Of new infaptfy hegiment
nation for that object as well any other unattached
Companies are invited report before the 10
Coz JAS. D. RADCLIFFE.
May 10, 1851 .s.. ss,r-. ss-2t.
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Tue efforts Of Hon. Frank P. Blair,
n.ember Of Congress from Missouri, aud
chairman Of the Committee on Military
Affairs Of the House Of Representatives, to
obtain the enlargement Of the Illinois and
New York canals, for military and COM
1nerci1 purposes, although not yet crown
CO with success, deserve especial thanks
ard recognition from the commercial inter-
csts Of the West, and by the public gencr-
ally. These are not party measures, but
great public works, national IN character,
which must be pushed through.
The Military Committee was the only
source from which the bill could properly
cminate, and the chairman Of that commit
Ice, not belonging to either Of the States
Nest interested, could only be influenced
in his course By patriotic and statesman
like views. He deserves the thanks Of tlt
entire Northwest, and in fact Of all ttlt
luy3l States Of the Onion.
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There are times when we should
make distinction between those who de-
feud without love and those who oppose
without hatred. Many there are in the
Notwithstanding sycophants, seekers after
government patronage, men who are en-
1icEing themselves by the war-wlo yet
lcpc for the ultimate success Of the rebels,
and who would be the first to fall in with
tic new order Of things. There are many
II the South-dcnouncers Of the North.
p1ofessed deyotces Of slavery and cotton,
Contributions to the rebel war fund-who
yet long for the re-cstablishmeut Of the
Federal authority. We can look with pity
ana forbearance on the forced treason Of
the Southern Cnionists; but the sncaking
di:loyalty Of The Northern traitor is meaue1
than hypocrisy, more contemplate than
coWardice, vlcr than treason, worse thar
oc;jury, and baser than ingratisude.
, 1862-07-14
GbG GtihtlttE,


Some Of the more daring spirits among
the Northera Tro-slaycry traitors, suggest
that our government offer al armistice to
the rebels, and, kndliny anew the old
national hatred Of England, make siuu.-
taneous dash on the Canadas and. on Ja-
1naica. And this foolish, treacherous, dam
Eerous, reasonable idea finls endorsers.
No matter what foreign power may inter
fere, e,our duty and our safety demand that We
put the rebels do IN They are already alb
solutely demoralized There has never been
much law even in Virginia. In many Of
the revottcd States there have been
neither law nor lawyers; no peace to
break, and no jury to indict; no sheriff to
arrest and hang; no court house and no
calaboose, and no justice but Justice
Lynch Men have collected debts, OF have
triumphantly resisted the collection OF
debts at the point Of the bowie knife;
murderers, blind with whisky, have some
times slain their friends, and sometimes
Their foes, just as fortune, herself blind
Jade, would have it; without pretcnse Of ju-
diclal form, the negro has been hanged,
burned, scourged to death, smeared with
molasses and left to the flies of the forest
All this hideous and restless contempt Of re-
straint, all this uneasiness under govern
znent, has eliminated in secession. There
is but one way Of saving ourselves from it.
Treat it as mob; for 1t is an overgrown,
unwieldy, gigantic mob, and nothing more.
Make terms with it, and it will murder u.s. To
daily with the monster will be death !!
There may be treaty with ordinary tea-
son, but none with treason Ike this There
would be raid from Virginia into Penn
sylyania before the prcli1ninaries we're ad-
justed. The first batch Of ambassadors
sent By the Federal onion into the confed-
eracy would be hanged by the people;
the second Sc! might escape with tar and
feathers and the con6scation of their car
pct bags; and the tlird-no third would
1,c sent. We might Us well attempt to
open diplomatic relations with The king Of
tie Caunibal Islands
, 1862-07-14

In the early part Of the great civil war
IL England between the King and the
Commons, the latter attempted to fight for
IN abstract principle, without touching the
authority Of the King, They proposed to
1tstcre the British Constitution as it
washing, hierarchy, and all; while
the Isins and lis party aimed their
bloTs directly at the Commons
as Q natural consequence, tie Commons
during the first two years were the losing
side. They were often defeated, and their
victories were fruilcss. Lusewar1n ad-
hercnts fell away, and the most active and
zeulous men became disheartened. Neu-
trails went over to the King. They reasoned
thus If the Commons carry their
S'Ioint, the King will still be our ruler, and
q LIE will in the end not only recover lis
C uslrped power, but punish his enemies
But if the Commons be Put down, voc
g to all that may be caught on their side
Foreigners looked upon the contest as a
temporary insur1ection, which the King
would certainly suppress. and the result Of
Which would be to greatly increase his
power at the expense Of the rights Of his
people And such without doubt would
have been the end Of the matter if the de-
fersive policy had been longer continued.
But wiser counsels prevailed. The Com
mons turned their arms directly against
the King. Fortune immediately changed
sides. Signal victories crowded thick upon
each other, and the tyrant vas speedily de-
tlroned.
Is not the present condition Of affairs in
this country s:rikingly similar? All thai
should be dear to freemen is mcnaced by &
power which We shrink from touching i
strikes at us without hesitation or mercy
It uses every device to getthe aid offorci;1
powers. 1t avows its determination to Ut
tely destroy the Republic. And We ar
more anxious to saFe ii from harm thai
David was to save Absa1om. The foil,
of1lis system Of warfare has low become
SO apparent, that there is not one excus
left for it. Those who still cling 10 SLAYER,
must stand aside, or be treated as cnemic:
Of their country. The last vain plea for de
lay has been exhausted
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E" The rebels were never before 50
arrogant as they are to-day. They never
boosted so loudly Of their power 10 "sub-
jngate' the North as they do now. They
rcrcr assumed SO lnsolcnt an attitude as
they have within the last two weeks.
They claim the right to tread US as dust
under their feet. They complacently speak
Of themselves as our natural rulers. They
lmpudcnly clank into our ears the chains
with Which they propose to manaclc US.
They no longer disguise the conviction that
We are speedily to pass under the yoke and
become TO the Southern Confederacy what
Poland is to Russia, or Hungary to Austria.
Implying but pitiable wre,c1es1 The
North has not yet commenced fighting.
, 1862-07-14

the partisan In tie philosopher, "Any more
then is incident to Imperfect human natu1t.'
Having thus relieved himself, he plunged his
grizzly muzzlc into q pitcher and drank like q
horse. Now We never thought before that
moment that Medary was as honest as he
ought to be- But there must be a thick stra-
tum Of honesty in man, who, BY mere force
Of conscience, on the spur Of the moment,
puts such philosophical amendment to a
partizan proposition.
We can only say that the "imperfect human
nature" Of the great democratic leaders,
Buchanan, Floyd, Matteson, Fernando Wood
and others, seems to have good deal Of that
Kind Of "iueident,s'
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Thomas Tiernsn, one Of the leading rioters,
las been tried, found guilty an punished as
follows: For being engaged in the riot, q fine
Of $50 and costs, and to be imprisoned at hard
labor for thirty days. For the assault upon
negro, $50 and costs, and thirty days. in
psisonment. So Mr. Ternan, for his share
OF the fun, has to pay about S125 and be i'm
rrisoned sixty days Others will be tried and
snfff.r in the came y7ay
, 1862-07-14
A Substitute for Silver Change.

The New York Commercial advertiser, the
New York Tribune, and many other Journals,
recommend the substitution OF postage
stamps for silver change. They are legal
lender Ill over the country. They can be
procured in any quantity at the post Offices,
ard even after use, if not INITIATED or legally
dcfaced, can be passed through the post Office
in payment for postage They are printed up-
on strong paper and are Of the most convent
ent denominations for making change. With
few dollars worth Of stamps one may feel
secure against any impositions By Venders OF
larger or small wares.
, 1862-07-14
How Treason Sympath1zerB are Used
In Carroll County.

At Lanark, Carroll county, in this State, on
Saturday last, rowdy went into q saloon and
drank to the health OF JEFF. Davis and the
SUCCESS Of the Southern ConfedeEacy. The
loyal citizens therenpon seized and used hiu
roughly, and were proceeding to hang him,
ahen Sufficient influence was interposed to
save his life. He left the village, but Fas fol
lowed to place near Cherry Grove where he
WAS again seized and preparations were made
to hang him, but an Influential man interposed
desiring that the victim should have fair
trial By twenty four selected citizens. L long
Investigation ensued, lasting beyond mid
night, When the victim was placed in durance
and guarded. On Sunday he managed to e.
more congenial society. Disloyal men hare
no business in Carroll county.