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LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.

LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.
Office North Carolina r. r. Co.,
Co. Shops, September II, 1862. !
nN THE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT, WILL BE SOLD
" BY auction at this place, large lot of unclaimed
Trunks Carpet Bags Boxes, &C.. &C. Any property claim
ed before the sale will be delivered application. The
public is invited to attend.
By order of the Board of Directors:
JOHN II. BRYAN, Jr., Sec'y.
l box, Miss s F. Burgess.
/ " G. B. Stoin.
package, E. Cowan.
trunk, W. H. Addngton.
N. Meet
box, G. w. Moore.
boxes R. W. Russell.
/ box, K. Clinton.
/ J. A. Delilans.
] d" ]. Brown.
E. Hunt
l barrel, B. F. Cheatham.
I box, J. p. Nicholson.
" W. w. Black
8 boxes, J. Burton.
barrels NJ. & A. Santos
box, T. Bragg.
boxes Allen Rose 4 Co.
box, d. Robertson Son.
boxes, J. C. Wade.
! box. NJ. L. Meadows.
And sundry articles not marked.
Sept. 49, 1862. 76-1m.
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Oct. 8, 1862.
VALUABLE HOTEL FOR SALE.

AT HIGH POINT, n. c.
EDEING IN OTHER PURSUITS WE HAVE CON-
ID cuded to sell the very liable four story BRICK
HOTEL opposite the Depot This Hotel well known to
the travelling public 1t is now being kept by the Misses
accommodations; the travelling custom is very great, be-
sides it is Eating House Supper and breakfast for the
Railroad travel it is one of the best Hotels along the n
c. Railroad; in fact equal to the best in the State.
As this property well known deem it unnecessary
to further describe it, Any person wishing to keep HO-
TEL invest his money proftaby. may find in this pro-
perty extraordinary opportunity.
This valuable property will be sold at public sale the
18th day Of October next possession given LIST January,
1868. Terms easy; made known day of sale.
The Misses Babee, the present occupants will sell
reasonable terms the most of the furniture used in the
House. JOHN CARTER,
W. SHEEK.
High Point, N. c., Oct g. 1852. SO-st
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Henderson, lst Monday after the 4th Monday in March
PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS.


Anson county. on the second Monday in January April
July and October.
Ashe fourth Monday in February May, August and Nov
Alexander first Monday in March, June. Sept and Dec
Aamance first Monday after the fourth Monday of Febru
ary May, August and November.
Beaufort third Monday in March and Sept and the first
Monday in June and December.
BERTHE second Monday in February, May, Aug and Nov
Baden first Monday in Feb, May, Aug. and November
Buncombe, second Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, june, September and December.
Burke eighth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June September aud December.
Cabarrus, third Monday in January April July and Oc-
tober.
Caldwell sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Camden, second Monday in March, June September and
December.
Cartere the third Monday in February May August and
November
Caswe first Monday after the fourth Monday of March,
June September and December.
Catawba third Monday January and July and second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sep
Chatham, second Monday February, May August and
November
ChOwau first Monday in February, May August and No
vember.
Cleveland tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in Mar
June September and December
MUdf T May .s and Nov
Cumberland first Monday in March, June Sept and Dec.
Currituck, the last Monday in Feb, May Aug and Nov
Cherokee, first Monday in March, June Sept and Dec
Dupln, third Monday in JAM. April July and October
Davidson, second Monday in Feb, Nav August and Nov
Davie fourth Monday in Feb, May, August and NOy,
Edgecombe, fourth Monday in Feb, May Aug. and Nov
Franklin, second Monday March, June, Sept and Dec.
Forsyth, third Monday in March, june, Sept and Dec
Granville first Monday in Feb May Aug and Nov ember
Greene second Monday in Feb May, Aug and November
Guford, third Monday in Feb. May, Aug and November
CASTOR third Monday in February and August and fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sept.
Halifax third Monday in Feb. May, Aug and November.
Harnett second Monday IN March, June, Sept and Dec
Haywood fourth Monday in March, June Sept and Dec
Hertord fourth Monday in Feb May, Aug and November
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Richmond, Sept. 16, 1852. T5-Iitpd.
Annual Meeting of State Educational AssO-
citation of N. C..


TVNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STATE EDUCA-
Il tonal Association of n c. for the current year will
be held in the town of Lnconton Tuesday the 4h Of
October, commencing at o'clock, P. NJ
Business of Importance will before the Association
and this consideration and the fact that the honor and
interest of the Confederate States demand unusual
tons the part of those who are made instruments in
promoting the progress of Christian civilization ought
secure good attendance the part Of the faithful teach
ers of North Carolina. SKI
The location is pleasant one, accessible by stea the
delightful while the usual Railroad facilities will
be afforded to the delegates.
Friends of Education in North Carolina let not per-
NIT the insoent assumptions of The enemies Of beE
ties TO despair for moment of the Of
glorious Let US meet again in council and mu-
tuay encourage each other in allotted and noble task
of developing the moral power Of beloved country
c. II. WILEY, ~
Sup. Com Schools. 2
J. D. CAMPBELL.
Recording Sec,y 8
8. LANDER
Corresponding sesy.
Sept. %, 1852. 77zst.
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"HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO A
contract for building the Railroad from Dsnville to
Greensboro desrous Of devong bis whole time 10 that
work, and offers his STEAM MILL for sale. The prop
erty is situated in the of Charlotte on the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill stones and the nur
manufactured has high reputation throughout the South
ern .Confederacy. -.
It has also Barrel Factory with improved machinery,
and cooper shops attached, which win be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHN WILkES.E
Sent. 8, 1862. .. ..... 73-lm.
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FOR SALE,

a MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN GREENS
"A borough N c. or IL preferred By the purchaser,
excellent country residence, BRICK HOUSE, with six
good rooms the ordinary outhouses good well of waer,
&c, with hundred and seventy land, between
three and four miles west of Greensbopugb, upon the
main road leading to Salem. Apply to l.,
n. q. D. WILSON, '
GEeensborcugh, Nc.
Sept. 1e, 1862. .r.. .E- " F4-let.
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Salem Female Academy,

SEPTEMBER 18th, 1862.
In ORDER TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENTS, THE
undersigned hereby gives notice that scholars
be received into Salem Female Academy this time
The school is filled to its utmost capacty-hence parents
and others requested under circumstances to bring
date than this card, that they will be received
R0BT. DESCHWEINITZ
Sept. 90, 1862. 77-st
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BLANTON DUNCAN,

BLANTON DUNCAN,
COLUMBIA, ). @.
FORMERLY KENTUCKY.
rs PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
IL in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills of Ex-
change, &c.
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept.
Avg s, 1852. 63-3m.
"a Register and State Journal copy the amount of
IS aud forward bill to the advertiser.
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Company shops, N. Col

Company shops, N. Co.
AUGUsr 30th, 1852.
r. d. PdschGB Agent at Raleigh:
DEAR SIR:-
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT AFTER
IL Tuesday next, noon, the Treasurer will under
circumstance receive in the office either the S90 $50
800 Confederate notes of the date of Sept 3D. 1882
ufactured BY Hoyer Ludiug Of Richmond. This is done
by order of the Board of Directors and must Be strictly ad
kersd TO- Respectfully,
THOMAS WEBB, Pres't
Sept. g. 1862. 7S-3tpd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. s--
FHNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE RALEIGH
Il and Castor Railroad Company have declared diE.
dend of per cent the capital stock of the Company
payable and after the first Monday in October next.
W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
Raleigh Sept. 12, 1852. I4-lm.
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rppNs OF THE wEEKLY-TSO Dollars per o"""n'
;rariabIy in advance ,r,,iiI, H. nou-. r.-
o,mrs invariably in advance d, ,nrct;o o The tim.
t,. A% A.ssfist try haUs bee" paid.
-of Advertising in Semi-Weekiy SIandaru'
kSIes SIes,,iar rates of advertising are as follows! so
@ 0u1 Sare IA lines or less) first mseruOn' 81 oo
EaCu Tar adyertiseUents in proportion
GGEacts will be made with advertisers % tHe do00s
for six or twelve months. and at the close Oh
rgra 3s pr cent will be deducted from the gross
amount L;oss ,,ords not exceeding FIVE lines,
W asserted in either the Weekly or semi eeky, LOT
will DC tbs or $40 for twelve months; or IN both
% s for $40 for six months or SIS for twelve mounts
Rates of Advertising in Weekly standard.
One dollar for the first ,nser'Gn aei"s aRa R
n'e WsEly aysrtiseneRts no matter h0'o tONg ny
% Sn~ run Only limited number of adysrSaep.S not other
emitted into the Weekly All adyer'semeeGIS md ebarg
@ Siracted are inserted in the Semi eek anu t
ed accordingly. When the numGer routad until forbid
- Money sent us by mail is at our 'lsk.
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NEW ARRIVAL.---JUST FROM EUROPE.
BY STEAMER KATE.
- SAdl YARDS BEAUTIFUL FRENCH
SseD0bU GINGHAMS
1000 yards Black and WI ite Prints.
1900 yards s. Schawbe Fancy Prints.
800 yards bleached Huckaback Towelings.
$50 unbleached HOneycomb Towels
1000 yards Super Imperial Bleached Long Cloth.
1000 yards ~ Brown Domestic
/ bale Extra Heavy 0snaburgs.
Bed Tick, Sbawls and MaTseiles, Furniture Prints
Plain White j. o. Muslin, superior quality; Fine lot of
Winter Bonnet Ribbons Scissors, Table Spoons Ladies'
and Misses Hose % boxes Sperm Candles superior quail
ity; chest fine Green Tea.
The above goods will be sold for a small advance
cargo prices. No books will be kept by the firm.
CASH must be paid the delivery of goods This
will be strictly adhered to- Don't ask for CREDIT, for
shall be compelled to rsfase.
H. L. EVANS 4 co.
Raleigh September l6, 1862. 75-6tpd.
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SALE OF SLAVES.
AN MONDAY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT
" the late residence of Irwin Stsngs deceased in the
County of Franklin will sell credit of months
thirteen likely SLAVES. Also, Still, eight ten bar.
rels of Brandy, Apple MILL and other articles usually
found upon q farm
Bond and undoubted security will be required of the
purchaser before the property is changed.
A. w. PEARCE, Sen.,
Admir- of Irwin Stallings, decd
Sept. IL, 1859. f4-stpd
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZsBuLoN B. VANCE Of Buncombe Governor.
RICHARD II. BATTLE JR of Anson Private Secretary
RUFUS h. PACE of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. CoURrs, of Rockingham Public Treasurer.
WH. r. RICHARDSON, of Wake Chief Clerk 80
CURTIS II. BAoGDEN, of Wayne, Comptroller .-
D. w. BAN, of Wake, Clerk.
o. 81. PERRY, Librarian.
BOARD OF CLAIMS
BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange. .-..
P. 81. WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.
SUPREME COURT.
RIcHIoSp NJ PEARSON, of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
MA h. Battle, OF Orange, Associate Justice
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, of Craeen Associate Justice
W LILLIAN A JENKINS, of Warren, Attorney General
HAmLroS G; JONES, of Rowan, Reporter. =,
EDMUND b. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk.
.. d. PERRY, of Wake, Deputy Clerk
JAMES LlTCHFoRD, Of Wake, Marshall
present. the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
IN ne CITY OF Raleigh once year. commencing on the Sc
cond Monday in June. -
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SUPERIOR COURTs

SECOND CIRCUIT
DpPlin' lourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
o.. . September.
Leuor, third
Craven, fourth
Jones' Wednesday next after the fifth Monday after the
fourth Monday in March and September.
Onsow sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September
Csrteret seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
March and September.
HYDE ninth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
Wilson, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
THIRD CIRCUIT.
Martin on the Monday before the first Monday in March
and September.
PIT P the first Monday in March and September.
Nash, third
Johnston fourth
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

SUPERIOR COURTS
JUDGEs.-John L. Bailey of Buncombe Romulus NJ
Saunders Of Wake, Robert R. Heath of Chowan George
Howard, Jr Of Wilson, James W. Osborne, of Mecken-
burg Robert s. French, of RobesOn, and John Eerr of
CaswelL .'' -
SoLIoToRs-JesseJ Yeates of Hertford of lst Circuit
William j. r. Houston, of Dupliu, I'd Circuit VIM. A. Jen
Settle, of Rockingham, ith Circuit, Robert Strange of
New Hanover, 5h Circuit; W. c. Kerr, of Mecklenburg
9th Circuit; and Marcus Erwin of Burke 7th Circuit
Time OF Holding the Courts.
STTpERIOR COupTS
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CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last February and August
montgomery the last Monday in February and gust.
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
Anson, second
Richmond, third
Robson, fourth
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.


JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. 81. STEPHENS, of Georgia
Members of the Cabinet.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, of louisiana Secretary Of State
GEoRGE w. RANDoLPH, of Virginia Secretary OF War.
JOHN r. REGAN of Texas Post Master General
THOMAS Il. WATTS, of Alabama, Attorney General.
RoBERr E. LEE Generain-Chief.
First Permanent Congress.
SENATE.
ALABAMA. MISSOURI.
VIM L Yancey, John Clark,
Clement Clay. RS Peyton,
ARKANSAS. NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Robert w johnson, George Davis,
Chas Mitchell. VIM Dortch.
FLORIDA. soUrH-cARoLINA.
A E Maxwell, Robt w Baruwell,
James Baker. James Orr.
GEORGIA. TENNESSEE.
Benz H Hill, Laugdon Haynes.
Gustavus Henry.
HcB Burnett, Louis wigfaIl,
VIM Simms. VS. Oldham.
LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA.
Edward Sparrow, RMT Hunter,
T J Semmes- VIM Preston.
MISSISSIPPI. Total number 26.
Albert Brown,
James Phean.
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nR. HULL'S OINTMENT, for CUTS, SORES,
IL WOUNDS, ULCERS, &c. Price. % cents per box.
For sale by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh N. c.
Sept. 80, 1852. 7s-lm.
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SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Cherokee first Monday in March and September.
Macon, second -"
Jackson, third "
Haywood fourth
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JEWELLER WANTED.
TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL GIVE CONSTANT EN-
II ployment and good wages to a first rate JEWELLER
JOBBER. who we'll recommended for skill
mechanic, and for Industrious and sober habits.
JOHN c. PALMER.
Raleigh, N. c.. Sept. 30, 1862. 79-6t.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-.
1N plcatiOn will be made to the Legislature of North
Carolina at their next session. for Charter for Railroad
from Shelby some other point the Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad to the South Carolina line for the
purpose Of continuing said Road to the Iron Region of
SOuhCaroina to enable the Iron Masters obtain sup
ply of Coal from the Deep River Coal Mines.
Sept. 2 1852 72-3mpd.
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TO THE MAGISTRATES OF WAKE CO.
VOU ARE REQUESTED TO ASSEMBLE AT THE
IL Court House ut l2 o'clock, Saturday, the 4th of
October next take action in regard the appeal
made by the States Agent at Ssitve N. W. WOod6n,
ESQ., and also TO make disposition Of the Salt already
procured. THOS. g. WHITAKER, Chm G. G.
Sept. 80 1862. 79-2t
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

Sept. %, 1852.
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The Semi Ueekiy StaQeaFo.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ON HAND CONSTANTLY, A FINE AS
u sortment of FAMILY GROCERIES.
" At WHITAKERS.
Oct 3, ls62. oV-u.
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vINAKEN FROM MULATTO BOY ON THE nth AU-
gust Sorrel Mare star in forehead, white hind feet
white spot on left shoulder and oretop cut of The
will please forward prove property pay charges
&C. JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford, Granville NC
August 2eth, 1859. 6S-f
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SIXTH CIRCUIT.

Surry, fourth Monday in February and August.
Iadkn first after the fourth Monday in Feb and August
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, July II.
The financial measures reported from
the Committee on Ways and Means to-day,
is in accordance with the recommendation
of the Treasury. 1t is proposed to estab-
lish separate bureau charged with the
execution of this act, and all laws that may
be passed by Congress- respecting the
issue and circulation of national curren-
cy, secured by pledge of United States
stocks. The chief officer is to be called the
Comptroller of the Currency, with a sale
ry of $1,000 per annum, and is to be under
the direction of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. United States stock is considered
to mean all coupon and registered bonds,
now issued on the faith ofthe United States
by the Secretary, in pursuance of law
Any chartered banks or banking assOci-
alton in good credit, and whose capital is
less than 100000, granted under the laws
of any State or Territory or District Of Col
umbia, may avail itself of the advantages
Of the National currency authorized by
this act under this act The bill also pro
vides for the formation of associations by
any number of persons, for carrying on the
business IF banking with United States
stocks as q basis. Plates are authorized
to be engraved for notes of the denomina-
tion Of S., $40, $50, $50, 800, $500 and
$1,000. Banks or associations failing to
redeem in lawful currency of the United
States, are to be proceeded against, the
United States to have the first lien on their
association. The bill covers nearly fifty
printed pages.
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POST.OFFICE TIMETABLE.


GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
the arrival and closing Of the mails at the Cleyo-
E1srFR WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
arrives 3O5 p. NJ; closes 900 A. n.
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York, arrives $50 NJ, $40 P NJ closes 300 P NJ
PITTsBURsH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
sillon, Steubenvile, b. 4 U. X r., arrives 5l5 A M
TTR01Sa o1 PfrrsBUReH Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, arrives 6:S0 P. n; closes 4:l2 r NJ
CTNCTNNATI WAY Columbus, indianapolis, st. Louis
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $40 P. M
TTR6UsH CINcrNNArI, Columbus, indianapolis, St
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. Nj o;Ui
P. N. a.,
arrives 9:25 A. M closes lO:Og P N
THROUGH WEsTERN Toledo, Chicago and Detroit
daily, arrives 9.lO P NJ; closes $50 p. n.
SANDUsKT WAY, Elyrla via Northern DiYlsioni ar
rives at $40 A. NJ; closes AS p =.
MAHONING WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P NJ closes 500
RocKPoRT. Dover, Sheffield North Ridgeville, &c,
arrives and closes Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
BGTH, BrecksviIle, Copley, &c, leaves Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 100 A. n; arrives Mondays and Fri
sHGRoS CENTER, Granger Hinckley, North Royal
ton leaves Tuesdays and saturdays at ZOO A NJ ar
rives Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. n.
WARRESsvHLE, daily, arrives 1915 A. n; closes
EAST CLEVELAND and Euclid daily arrives 9:OOA.M
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery is
usually hour latter than the time Of arrival OF
Mail and drop Letters are required by law to be
All City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
f5@ 0fice open from 7sO A. N, to Z;sn
i. COWLESs p. NJ.
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FRnM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINoToN. JulY 10.

WAsHIEoToN, July 10.
Accounts brought by the Presidential
party from the headquarters Of the Army
Of the Potomac, give cheering view Of the
position of things in that vicinity
It is represented that the entire losses on
our part in the several battles will not e1-
ceed in killed, wounded and missing,
1000. Stragglers are continually coming
in.
The loss of the enemy, there is no doubt,
is exceedingly large.
It is understood that previous to the late
battles before Richmond, Gen. Mcclellan
arranged with the rebel authorities for a
general exchange Of prisoners, and that
Gen. Dix has been instructed to eonsum-
mate the same.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 7th, re-
eeived here, diseourses on Gen. MeClel-
lan's present position. Il says; We be-
heve all that was known in this city yes
terday, outside Of the several circles Of Bu-
reaucraey, was that the enemy had taken
q strong position, with one Of his tanks
resting on the river about Berkely, COM
plstely under cover Of his gunboats, and
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FROM IOIIsYIL.LR-

LOUISVILLE, July II.
Twelve hundred rebel infantry and cav
airy, with three pieces OF artillery, under
John Morgan, are at Glasgow. They sent
a reconnaissance party within three miles
of Munfordsville yesterday, it is supposed
intending to burn bridges and commit other
depredations. This is the same party
which recently attacked a detachment Of
the 9th Pennsylvania cavalry at Tomp-
kinsville. There were not over 20 Penn
sylvanians, three Of whom were killed
The reports Of great losses are false Nor
gan has issued a proclamation calling on
Kentuckians to rise. No injury has yet
been done to the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad, but cars will not run till Monday
next.
Nashville dispatches to headquarters
state that three companies Of ofsPennsylvania
cavalry were attacked at tTompkinsYille by
1000 guerillas under Ferguson, and all
killed or taken. It is rumored that the
prisoners were killed by guerillas at Glas-
gov. Advices from headquarters here as
per previous dispatches, contradict the
above.
Nineteen paroled Federals just arrived,
report an attack at daybrerk Of 9th at
/ Tompkinsville. Federals lost Lieuts Sui
livan and Wynkoop, Pennsylvania Caval-
ry, and three priyates killed, and two ia
ken prisoners. All the prisoners were re-
leased except Major Jordan.
The rebel loss was nine killed and seve-
raj wounded. The rebel Colonel Hunt was
so badly wounded that the rebels had to
leave him at Tompkinsville.
| All previous accounts of the losses bV
this raid are greatly exaggerated.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-If the audience at
the Academy last evening was indicative of
the estimation in which McDonough is held
in this city, he is immensely popular, for the
house was crowded, it being the occasion of
his benefit. The play Of the Seven Sisters
was repeated with the additional scene, en-
titled q Uncle Sans Magic Lantern" We
have already alluded to the Seven Sisters, ."
which is an extravaganza Of wonderful hu-
NOR. The additional scene referred to is a
great addition to the play, being replete
with tableaux of absorbing interest, and
scenes that in our present national troubles
are intensely suggestive. To night is the
last night Of the performance, as it must pos
itively be transferred to Buffalo next week
In this connection we must say that the
efforts of Mr.. Wn. T. Porter, the distinguish
ed scenic artist of Cincinnati, have added
greatly to the success Of the " Seven Sisters