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DRUGS. MEDICINES &c.
MILITARY BOOKS-F0R CASH ONI

MILITARY BOOKS-FoEe CASH ONLY.
HARDEBS TACTICS, eoNPLETEa BBITIoN-Re.
ysed BY and published under, the personal supervi-
sion ofthe Author, in z volumes. ssalR
When semi by mail, =, 275
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRY AND RI
FILE TACrICS-wh Hdnors paid by the Troops Inspec-
tions Reviews, Duties of Captains Companes Duties in
Camp and Garrison Soldiers Raons. and mode of Cook
ing Them abridged and compiled by Lieut.; Colonel VIM.
H. Richardson Graduate and formerly Assistant Instructor
Of Tactics. Virginia Military Institute -.
.s,..r -s--s-,, When sent by mai, - l 70
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND B0eKASAa abridgement
of Hardees. .iniaatry Tactics; By Capt. K. Lee.
= When sent by mail, e Soc.
THE HAND BOOK OF. AR7IIL ERY E: BY cspt. 10
- When sent by mail, s5c.
ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY, FIELD FORTIFICA-
TION AND COAST DEFENCE; by Capt. L. v. Buck.
holtz, Autho; of the Science of War. =
F When sent by mail, soc.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS AND NON CON-
DUTY; BF Lieut. e,Isne Won Areutsehdt first Huzzars
German Legion. with an aLrdgment Of them by Lieut..
Colonel the Hon. F. PopseoRy; Dl,o, = s4 .
When sent by mail 6oc.
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING By TROOPS IN CAMP
AND HOSPITAL Prepared for the army of Virginia, and
published by order of the Surgeon Genera with Essays
taking food, and what food Bv Florence Nightingale
w hen sent By mail, soc.
A COMPLETE NEW POCKET S NAP fi Of VIRGINIA
When semi by Mail, SOC.
BAYONEP EXERCISE AND SKIRMfSiiERS DRILL,
By R. Milton Cary Lieut. oil uuel Provisional Army
virginia" ..s- . - &8 ,
When sent BY mail 49, 10
INSTRUTIOV FOR FIELD ARTILLERY Extracted
from GIlhan's Manual for Volunteers and Militia.
Price 81 90
s~e.s When sent BY mail 2 l %
Z SI90L Q F THE GUIDES, or the Practical Soldier
Illustrated with % Eugravugs, and desgued for the
OF the Militia Of the Confederate States. ~
...s. ~ Price s, ? 81 90
When sent by mail, 06
MAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY-eAr Elementary Trea-
teon Advanced Gnard and Detaehen service OF
Troops and tbe of posting aud handling them in
presence Of the enemy. f.rsE
..-. q :. N Price, . >. (! 90
When sent by mail, IL
G1LHAM'S MANUAL for the Volunteers and Militia of
the Confederate States.
When sent by mail, 90
For sale by
-. w. L. P0MEROY,
Raleigh N C.
September TO- 1861. ST.
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THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
The very Latest Northern and European In
- "lelligence ~
NOW is THE TINE TO sUBsCRIBE.

y
sc One Month, 90
WEEKLY, One Year, 90
: EINHE DAY RO0K HAS NOW BECOME TIL
IL newspaper of the South Tue very latest Northern
and European News appears in its columns and
three days in advance of all other papers in the CCnfd
eTaey. 80, > :. .
We submit the following frsm what others have
TO say of US: ..-- ~ . -
d. T. BIsBIE, ESQ., who has lately returned from Europe
with important dispatches 10 the Confederate State Gov
ernment, says in u recent letter:
white in London and Paris, several quotations
from the AOrJtk Ddy Bogk and since my return have
also nsced extracts trUT the sprighty journal in
the newspapers Of New York Charleston ad other cities
The Sgfokk (Va) 0RriStiGH San says:
"The N1ro& Day BGok, which is fast gsinng PopU,
arity throughout the Southern Conederacy, to
greatly enlarged and improved and gives Northern and
Foreign News in advance of any of other exchanges
and is, therefore, peruSed with avdity."
The HSkhtnytOh (N Duty JJUrRdk says:
The NoTokE Dty Baok has become the most valuable
exchange paper receive. 1t contains the very latest
news from the Rump Government as well as, Foreign
News" .-..
The FredericEs6QTg IVA H1uH says: ~
"The AortoLk Dry BOok Contains the latest from
the North, and its editorials always VI interesting
character" o.. r
Subscribers the Day Bok may rely upon having their
papers promptly by mail.
.1dOi,eSs E0ih aA0UBt nf Sak~erijfir1 snr0.Md,
JOHN Il. HATHAWAY,
Ei,i"r and FrnGri-L,r.
Jan II, 1862. 6-wlt&SiIld.
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But. to come to The poi 1t m directly inland.
Allow me once more in good faith lo demand :, 0
The grounds OF this pitifd vile proclamation.
For fasting aud pray by the whole Yankee nation
Do you think that Jehovah viii tavor your cause
While you murder, and steal, and VIC mate laws? s-7
Will vonr prayers be heard when y,n ask the Et.rnal
For help To accomplish your objects INTERNALLY -
Mo- tins waF Ike YOURSELF was begUtteu in sin,
IS .-- And lose or winl 81, ..-. 81. s-ysassE ~
Ypu must begin 4 .s-1E
To fight with the spirit of . Seventy-Six" n
And abandon your pitifil Yuakee tricks"
Quotb - honest Old Abe" "Im in a very had FIX
" uulre right nnw for once, said old Mich with grin
" But such are fruits OF iransgressiun and sm12 q,
Then where lies the blame? Not with me / am snre.
ou made the disease: yOn must seek for the cure.
And now, IN epncluSion, your attention call
To single fact mpre'tiS the Saliest of all: ,r..-
tAs ne spake the hot tears come flush to his eyes)
The Gospel has made me the father Oflies =
And the second is true From he very beginning ,
! have 'utored the world in lying and SHINING;
But 1t s!irs up my s1n with grief and vexatipn,
To your abumnab!e Yankee nation, 4
OntStrpping me FAR in the depths ofiIs shame,s
And heapiug repruaeh on MY Kingdom and name. %
"Fve word to add it's terrible one! o. s-s
The Hce ut yuur treachery is almost run: sHE
Your political sky lookS dark and dun : -......
The tae-cluuds are gathering Ger your setting sun;
lou have ruined your nation degraded its name
A1d buried on ITS people heritage Of shame;
You have murdered its glory and pride Ut blow, =
And hled It's proud cities with waing and wue.
The avenger is coming. Der Your dark futsre path
Is broGng storm of terrible wrath.
The wrongs OF ofoppressuu: the blood of the slain,
The pieadings Of widows for their lost again, .
The cries ut the poor, all starving for bread
The curse Sf the natinn overw he nIng with dread,
Shall break like an avalanche full un your head
Then wne TO the day when Beauregard cumes
With his fiery legiunS from their Southern homes
When the OF their guns shall ill YOU with fright,
And he flash of their SabreS shall geam your sight
All! then shall ynu sink To a merciiesS tomb,
Aud the shouts of their triumph shall herald DOOM
Your fate writ by the hand un the wall,
Ger your house the sand tue bleak tempest shall fall
And sweep away IN is RUNS 10 hell -...-f
haze finished NV mission, farewell FAREWELL"
Thus saving, h left in moment nf IinIe '.
And wund up his SDcech. where wind up my rhyme;
He LET; General ScItt in passion aud worry
Old Abe 10 BIZ, and his wife IN furry.
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PROSPECTUS
"THE EAST TENNEssEEAN


1T Is PROPOSED BY THE SUBSCRI-
Z BERS, To establish and publish, IN the City of Knox
VILE, Tennessee Newspaper, 10 be called the EAST
TENNESSEEAN.' The issues of the paper will be Weekly
and Tri- eeky. The first Number viii appear be-
fore the fifteenth day of February, next
1t will be The aim and policy OF The East TenneSseeau
to support and susiain with all its power aud inut
The government of the Confederate States its present
euds of the past will endeav9r above the angry
chickering's aud preudices nj local aud partzan acIUns Ia
the legitimate sphere Of high toned journalism. II will
take for its guide those great principles Of constitutional
liberty which undere our Republican INSTITUTIONS, and
will sbOT ZeauuSls aud perSisieniy tor the EHOd
of our people prOmnc by unity Of feeling and
tOn by just administration OF, and cheerful submission
to, the Constitution and Laws of the land and by the de-
ve"pment rt great internal of wealth
and prosperity.
In the discussion Of pnbc men and measures The East
Tennesseean" will deal justly, but with entire freedom
cnTmending right and deuuuncng wrong wherever and
in wbOusoever found, with equal ImpartuliIy
The News Department of The East TenneSseeau" viii
receive especial The latest intelligence
the hour OF pubcatiun both foreign and domestic trle
graphic aud Se,ecedwi be promptly given through its
columns. Arrangements Will soon be completed with
respondents in he various divisions Of army in Ken
lucky, Virginia and elsewhere, by which readers will
be regularly supplied with intelligence from the theatre of
No expense will be spared necessary make The
East TenueSSeean FIRST class Newspaper
TERMS SUBSCRIPTION.
For the Weekly one year, i'll advance, 50 90
For the Tri-W eekly, one year, 1 90
~ Liberal deductions will be made in favor of Clubs
The money invariably accompany the subscription.
Address, BAXTER & co.
Knoxville, Jan. 18th, 1862. s-+tf
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STOP THE THEE!
nm SATURDAY MORNING

nm SATURDAY MORNING LA ST, MAN
W calling himself W j TERRY, hired from a horse
and buggy with the avowed object Of going into the
Try for his wife, with the pledge that he would return
Saturday night Sunday morning Said Terry has not
teman's house be said be going to. have doubt
he is villain and may be sP5 in the country he was
rather stability dressed d Clothes dark hair and black
eyes, about feet high and well built. The horse
small with his LEFT hind ieg white aud somewhat
frnscratche< buggy was black sstraght body and
or some atsF point in Chatham County. i Bill give $95
for and the deyery of fhe property to
-+ VAS. ~. HdhRIS
Raleigh; n. c., i'm ., 1862 - eff
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NOTICE..

g.. OFFICE N. CAROLINA r. n. Co.,
Company Shops, Jan. 18th, 1852.
A LII PERSONS HAVING NOTES OR AC-
"A COUNTS against this Company, are hereby requests
ed present them without delay this Office for settle
ment and all running accounts must be sent IN mt the
closeof each year; in will such accounts be
'''''e1 : JOHN H BRYAN, ia. sec'y
...'' =1r T-%lm.
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NORTH CAROLINA SHOE FACTORY.

TsSIIE SUBSCRIBERS ADOPT THIS METHOD
Il of informing the public that they have established
and have now in operation Raleigh mandatory OF
WOODEN SHOES, which they confidently re-
cmmend as the cheapest shoes manufactured and al
so as an article which Will prove valuable and lasting
Their shoes are made of gum and poplar wood and are
lined and finished off With leather tops and These
SHOES are lighter than leather brogans Of the same number
They ara nIperrons water and while they will last
IoaG time Ihey will also keep the feet perfectly dry They
will be und very suitable for Railroad and field hands
and also for seunes and soldiers whor much exposed
The poplar shoes are very light and be easily worn by
..-., -,
The subscribers have also in operation at their establish
mept machine for making SHOE LASTS and they are
turning out large quantities of this article Indispensable
to shoemukers at far prices.
They are selling their shoes at Jper pair wholesale,
'"O y THEM g. FRAPS.
Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 81, 1851. lit
~ Register copy. .- 4 . - ID.
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rORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-SlN-
u CLAIR'S Celebrated Corn Planters, with or without
guaDo attachment -, /.
=" FOSTERS AND LAECASTER'S Patent Cotton. Plan
er are great seed and time ssyers and thereby money!
JAHEJ N. ToWLES Agt
April 5,lS6l. S8-h
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RUN HERE EVERYBODY.

I'D F. PESCUD. WHOLESALE AND RE GAIL DRUG
Q GIST, Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, n. c.. would an-
nnunce the public that he is receiving from the
South splendid assortment of Perumery, consisting OF
superior icc of Cologne Water and The choicest variety
of extracts the handkerchief namely Victoria Jockey
Club West End Forget Ne Not Gernnum, Violet, Musk,
New Mown Hay, Ess Boque Spring Flowers, Palchouly,
Moss Rose Sweet Briar &c He is also receiving fine
sorent the best and most highly perfumed Soaps of
the following kinds, namely Toilet, Omnibus. Old White
Windsor Antiseptic aud Aromatic Tooth, Transparent
Military Burbers Shaving Boquet, Forget Me Not, Wal
nut Oil &C. In addition to the above articles, he is also
receiving fresh supply of various kinds OF Medicines
Tooth Brushes Tuuth PaStes, good article of fine and
coarse mbs Seidz and Soda Powders Matches "a good
artice MuS,ard Pomres Segars t ceteras The public
are respectfully invited call aud examine the above and
various other articles which will be sold terms to suit
the times Heal wash, perfume comb and brush thyself
take brttle of Rose Cordial, light Segar and gG LaRg
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. l5 1861. sl-
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IOo Semi aU2ekjy St9qoafo.

,z-sce Register of fNOrth-C"roii"" Troops on
fourth p Se.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COFFEE! COFFEE,I

IL Southern Excelsior Coffee MILL Raleigh, aud is equal
to the best coffee 1t made of coffee rye and chckOry
and is roasted in cylinder by macnery and therefore Is
better parcbed than be done by hand Cckoryis
we'll known in Dixie land but in Europe they
give superior flavor to The coffee In Germany they call
It sGgOrah, and here ca it aaaddii6 In England it
is highly appreciated that they hay duty Of pounds
two shDgs sterling per hundred weight to protect the
growers of it,. We annex Prof Emmonss certificate to
show that there is hurnbug but it is what is repre-
sented Ia be:
ITO Mr. KELLY, Sir Fl have tested and nsed the two
samples of manufactured cofee-tAe labelled JdrG and
L0guirG The first equals the Rio coffee of e shops and
seems to be equally good with that kind am sat-
isted that they contain nothing which is Injurious to the
: stff futes for coffee. = ~ Il. EMxoNs"
This coffee is put up in pound papers. and packed in
boxes containing hirysx bs unless otherwise ordered.
All orders promptly attended toby addressing
~ '-' III. KELLY,
. Raleigh, N c.
Jan. ID, iS62. 10 ~ :, -sgG i = 5-4H
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BONE MADE LIME.s

n AN IN RECEIPT oF A ASAMPLEt OF VERY SUPE-
Il rior LINZ msuuEactnred By our .towpsnan Mr. Mark
NJ Williams, at The kiln of Messrs Williams Doub in
Forsyth eouuty, NJ
good supply viii be kept on hand at the n C. Depot
in this City. The article is eORsidefed cheap on account
Of its quality, BY those who have worked it The price Is
s. per barrel. cash GOva.
orders for Lime can be addressed to Messrs Williams
Doub, Vienna, Forsyth county, N. G., TO the SUBJ
scriber, at the Depot. Lt-.se- - e =
Raleigh, n c.. Dee. %, loci. = - 1lO-li
NIEw FLOUR.
; ~ No i Family Flour n tbe new crntffn sacks.
Also fne1or1 ffonthe mills Families sup.
piled regularly. q
= Raleigh, y: C., Aug. .. 1851.
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From the southern Confederscy.I
TIKI, DENiL:S VISIT TO "OLh ABE"
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? INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N. c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.


N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
A the Annnal Meeting of the North. Carolina Mutual
n Fire nsnrance Company, held the l4th of Janua
ry The ftpwing persons elected Directors and OFF,
Gers for the epsuing year: So f.
s. DIRECTORS:
Henry o.. Turner, Raleigh =:
/, J. Il. Williams, T"
G. WsD. sHutchipgs, Hsss -.
-t Kemp P. Battle %
George Ljtes4. -. e
James SiHTowles "
James +, Hoyt, Washington. - H..
Alex Mitchell Eewbern, ;f'| . ::
L. Joshua G.. Wright, Wilmington.
= John NJ Jores, EdeHtOp. = y
-. Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City,
% JUS Ramsay, Plymouth.
J. W. HarreL aurfreesbsro' =
0.s-E II. B. Williams, Charlotte. = -
= Samuel Watkins, Milton s.. - &"
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville. -. 80
, Jnseph White Anson County.
80 Jash. Bonner Saetn,
A. 7. SUNNY, sheTille. - =
49, OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. II. Selby, President - g.
II. ID. Turner, Vice Presidsa1t.
JOHN II. Bryan, AE0rHeB
Hamden S. Smith, Secrstars and Treasurer.
u. T. Ii. Selby, ec-offcjO, r.-'"
John, R. Williams, Ee Committee.
c. W d. HHtchings, J
This Company has been in successful operation 3
years. and continues take risks upon all classes of prop
erty :he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tllereS) upon favorable Terms Its Policies cnver
property amounting nearly 81 00 large portion of
which in country risks and present capital is
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed To the Secretary, post. paid
-. HAMDEN g. SMITH, %cg.
T Raleigh, JAN ls, 1862. s-*
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NTORTH.CAROLINAG CATERS. "a.
Ia Gentemen's Fine Calf and Patent Leather, Manu-
factured at ThOmasvlle, in Store. .
JAMES NJ. TOwLES, hg't
for MILLER 4 FOSTER =
Raleigh, NC. Aug. 9, 1861. 80 79-
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RAILROADS.
POST OFFICE, RALEIGH. .C.,l
NOVEMBER Is 1851.
SCHEDULE OF MAIL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THIS CITY.

Office hours from 7, NJ, to 5, p and from to So
n. m Sundays from to 9, nI and s to T., T. m.
SPRCIAL NOTICE. All persons will be required to trans
act their business within Office hours.
GEO. t. COOKE. Pm.
November Is, 1861.
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,,-o, ,, III, occasion OF Lncoins Proclamation for
"I'i - ,I..r The bai. ie ui Manassas. REVISED
i ed expressly for she Ia Grlgs "fp'rts'' oy the
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GUANO.

SECOND HAND COTTON GIN,
nNE OF R0WLAND'S MAKE, 40 SAW GIN, ON
~ LANES NJ TowLEs, Agent.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct 2s, 1861. s6-
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NEW CLOTHING STORE!
'- JUST OPENED
ISAAC OETTIN GER,


(CoFner OF hdyettertLLe Street and NdTRet OYhdTe)
10000 DOLLARS WORTH
OF Mems and Boys Ready -Aade Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, 80
And great many other articles.
wish it distinctly understand that these Goods were
bought in times OF peace consequently at much lower
prices than they could be bought for They will be
Snid again the old retail prices
have particular fancy tor saying much all ask
of the public is. give call they will certainly not
be disappointed in the quantity the quality, we'll as in
the prices of nv goods
Remember corner Of Fayetteville ST. and Market Square,
Formerly occupied by Mr.. Poole . .--.
r Respectfully,
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 3d. 1861. 7s-6m.
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81 -. IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
n AN MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA, MY
place of residence the convenient and comforta
bic Camp Coz ever invented and patented 1t affords the
best chance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet discovered
When spread ont you have an excellent bedstead aud
mattrasS with head beard and rilow-when folded up it
makes chair, table aud writing desk,-the pillow and
head-bnard making "a vGse und pnrtGbn.
Mr.. HENRY J. BROWN. of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them BY my authority. Price moderate Be
sure not to buy before Iou this
also wiship sell County aid State rights. All orders
promptly attended to- -...-
JOHN F. BUTT, ..
Owner of Patent in Conf States.
Norfnlk, Va, Oct 29 l>6k 93-6m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
+; CHEWING ToBACColI =

es =, ~. = CHEWING TORACCo!!
NME HAVE ON HAND AT OUR FACTORY IN
w Oxford North Carolina a large lot of ="
.. CHEW BACG0l
of all grades, 0 prices from II to fifty cents per
pound. ~.
: = .-H' los aRd half ponds,
: l..-. ID A :, X AND RIGHT. ...-
All OF which offer for sale at moderate prices.
TRADERS will fud it 10 their interest call and
anime stock.
n. II. KINGSBURY & co.
- Oxford y. c., Dec. Is, iSfl. lOT-l2t
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ry REV. T.. P. BrRcE, OF LAGRANGE GA
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'... -....- CRACKER BAKERY.
TJNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT LARGE
IL HARD BRE-iD- and CRACKER BAKER, !, and
fitted it up with the mnst improved machinery, now
prepared furnish the citizens of Raleigh and the State
with fresh Crackers ana Of the best quality such
SODA CRACKERS.
BUTTER CRACRES
ATER CRACKERS,
SGGAR CRACKERS, etc, etc
We also prepared furnish the Army and Navy
with
NAVY BREAD,
PILOT BREAD,
WINE BISCUIT, etc,
at the lowest market Cash Orders securely packed
and promptly attended TO.
- WANTED, empty Flour Barrels in good condi-
tiUn, for which will pay 9a cents each
JAS. SIMPSON & SON
Npy NJ
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RALEIGH. N. c. WEDNEs. DAY. FEBRUARY ). 1852.

/ MISCELLANEOUS,
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Office Atlantic and N. c. n. r. Co., |

Sept. Is, 1850
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

SA- II is well known that while in our
case the esprit is willing, the flesh
is weak. - Gate City.
No one knows how willing Howell's
spirit is, but every body knows be is very
fond Of spirit, and that the flesh is often
made weak by too much liking for the
article. So, we suppose his flesh is weak
I he only doubt we have on the subject
is from the want of confidence In his We
racity- Clagett's Constitution.
This is from the simk who has ten
Thousand dollar libel suit pending against
-. When NC were At lie point VI death
with broken limb, Clagett went around
declaring that our incorporate habits rem
dered it impossible that We should ever
recover.
II is not necessary for people in the
State of Iowa, but for those far away, we
state that we have never been under the
influence Of liquor during the twenty-one
years OF our residence 10 the State, and
have not drank gill Of spirits Of any
kind for year.
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Arrival or tho North Star.
New York. july %


The steamer North Star has arrived
here with 1878, 600 in treasury from Cali
fcrnia and Aspinwail, with dates of the
10th
Adyices from New Grenada are not iIn-
portant. The war was drawing to q close
by the continued success Of Mosqnera, he
had issued = decree, making emigrants
immediately on their arrival naturalized
citizens, with the exception that they
shall not be called ON to do military ser
vice for 20 years, unless in case Of for
eign invasion, and that they shall be ex-
empt from taxation except in the muni-
sipal districts. Gen. Orvalla is reported
to have been defeated and captured with
100 Of his men by Mosquera's Gener-
ais. Six hundred men should probably
be sen. to Panama to reinforce Nose ue-
ra's force in consequence of the Govern
or of that State calliag the citizens to
aruls. 10 keep possession of two french
en-of.waf, which were at Achspfico.
A body Of Mexicans under Garribaldlan
officer, had erected battery intending
to sink them.
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Night Report.
Washington, July Ell.

-
The LIST of September is determined
upon as the day on which the internal tax
bill will 60 into practical operation. The
collectors and assessors will be appointed,
and whatever other work may be neccs-
sary, will be done before that date, lxed
by this notice. and which is officially pro.
Canned.
The Danish Charge d affairs and the
Secretary Of the Interior have entered
into contract, the Government of the
former agreeing to receive from the United
States vessels, all negroes delivered from
on board vessels seized in prosecution Of
the slave trade, by the commanders Of u.
8. vessels, and to provide them with
suitable instructions, clothing and shelter,
and to employ them at wages under such
regulations as shall be agreed upon, for q
period not exceeding FIVE years from the
date Of their being landed on the Island
of St. Croix, in the West Indies.