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VOLUME XIII, NO. 2II

military, when no martial law is declared IS
subordinate 70 the civil power, and the right 0f
review Is not by virtue Of any appellate Iuris-
Giction bus bY virtue cf the writ o haBeas c0rDns
! 10 examine the Legality af ihs confinement
I Courts haze exercised this power. e1d the
authorities recognising court martisi as a court
Of limited jurisdiction, have reviewed their acts
La this case that question viii arise on the hear
/ Ing. The writ having been issued in eouf3raitg
! to law, ought 70 have been 0beysd, for no man
is superior 10 the law The distinguished officer
before the court has disclaimed all resistance.
upon his own authority, and showed the order
of GeneTai Mercer IN view Of bis GETS and said
Il at bis volitiOu, he would obey the wit This
course on his part IS consistent With his eminent
ability as a lawyer; while as 8 soldier Be obey5
his superior officer I cannot in my view Of the
essentials constituting q contempt, hold him
guilty OF sn act ordered By hi5 superior cfiicsr
and while, under the law, an illogsi order is not
Jurisdiction, but al are hospassers-s.ill, in
the proceeding before me. intention is the main
spring Of the aet. Satisfied with his courtesy iu
the presence of the ccurt, it is my opinion that
the rule should be DISMISSED
l cannet close without adding my gTat6coti0n
that the military nan yielded 10 the law Clothed
by The State OF Georgia with the most sacred
aUd responsible trust, 1 could but exercise j.
with Grmness In the administration Of It's pow
ers If policy could have controlled me in view
Of the results Of collision, might have paused
but in the language Of Lord Mansfield. who,
with eli his purity, ability, integrity aud usaiui-
ness, in the case Of the OutlaWry Of Wilkes,
showed 4 perfect willingness 70 become Q victim
If necessary, f0T the support of law Is The Con-
stitu1OR does not allow reasons Of S5sse 30 in
6uence our Judgments. God forbid is should.
We must nOs regard consequences how forulida-
bic sosYer they might be If rebellion was che
ceTtsin consequence, we gre bound 70 say Eat
jnsiltia c0elHm THaL We are to say what gTe
take the law to be. If we DO not speak cur own
opinions, we prevaricate with God and our own
conscience.
II IS therefore ordered that the rule Mss against
LieUtenant-C Colonel e. R. Hunter be dismissed.
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LETTER FROu EIPLEY.-

RIPLEY Miss, August -, 1862.
EDTToRs APPEAL Cut of. as we are ia a
great measure from the world, you Pe7haps hear
but Little Of how things are going in ard about
this erstRhiIe quiet Hstle village. We are not
altogether without our troubles ard exei.emants.
I however In their tTo visits the eusmy's jay-
hawksrs spread sad devastation among cur de-
fenseless people; bat il those svo raids, also.
the dIsgon's teeth were sown from which has
spruDe host Of rssoluie avengers, who have
already begun the work Of rstribu-ion-
The other day Colonel Falkns1, with a part Of
I his new battalion Of partisan rangers went upon
an initiatory scout, accompanied by a small de-
taehrnent Of cavalry under CaPtain Echols Of
the d Arkansas regiment After uznsuvering
awhile around Corinth, endeaYorug to draw
force out sf.eE him, and capturing pleasure
party Of Ysnkess, discovered rega,ihg them
selves with melons, peaches. apples, etc, on
farm Just within their lines. the colonel moved
toward Rlsnzi, hoping TO encounter some Of Cur
JayhsW viking visitors unsuccessful ia this. TOO,
be determined 70 announce the dsjnt Of bis bat
t2lion by taking the picket post within two miles
Of town. For this purpose a small detachment
was sent forward to make the attack, which lhsY
did with vengeance, taking the post, of enc
company, by surprise, killing and capturing
many, while those fortunate enough to gain
their saddles fed, psne-strieken toward town
Oar men pursued the terrified wrstcles, shooting
and capturing IS they went, far beyond th-ir
outer camps sad up in sight Of the very batteries
OF Reuzi, then they turned and rode OUt again
before the as,0undsd thousands could
cioss 10 behind and take them. Three
regiments Cf cavalry, end large body Of In
f4ntTy was started after the rangers, bat they
/ had Tej0iusd the main body and were vel on
their way TO Ripley
Col. FalkneT's loss was one man missing and
ons slightly wounded. Many Of the enemy
were killed, and many captured; good many
being on foot, however we could net get all
away. This was bold, daring affair, and is @
ioreshad0wing Of what may be expected irom
Col. Falkuer and his rangers.
Yesterday a company Of the same command.
under W L. Davis, ambuscaded party OF q
hundred Of the enemy near Chewsls, and killed
and wounded forty CT them, taking also mum
bsr Of pistols, rifles, etc.
Tne moral effect Of such raids as these upon
the enemy Is very great Col. Ea-kner nas
proved himself an accomplished infantry 0thcer
at the head Of the ID Mississippi regiment
IL Virginia and he has even now given eOur1n-
eng evidence Of possessing in a high degree
that dexterous boldness and peculiar com5ina-
ton Of qualities requisite IN a ctyalry leader ua
has the unbcunded confidence Of his men sEd
officers, and all VINO know him Three weeks
since he went into camp with fire men (; his colss-
maBd now numbers eight hundred, and recruits
continue to flock 70 him every day
You win see that this command viii make ils
mark in this war Yours, truly,
BERTRAU.
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Fren California and Oregon.

san FRANCISCO, August 27.-The new cen.
sus Of San Francisco gives the population as
ninety thousand, against eighty-three thousand
last year. The city is IN a very prosperous con
dition. :
Oregon dstes to the 19th announce the arrival
of Lieutenant Muller, with fifty men and eleven
wagons at Walla Walls, from Fort Benton. A
number of emigrants accompanied the train
EmigTants from Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri.
ETC., are also arriving. There are eonsdersbla
numbers At the Dailes- Same are complaining
of unexpected hsrdships On the plains
The people OF Oregon Continue excited about
mining reports from al directions
SAN FRANCISCO. August 2S.-The political
contest throughout the State is becoming very
exciting as the election approaches. Senator
Latham is making great efforts to Gecure ms
J9rity Of The Legislature. Ia his speeches hs
tavors s prosecution Of the war in a constitu-
tiOnsl manner, enlogizss President Lincoln, aud
denounced GbohdOnisis and corruption gene
ally. Brecxinridge Democrats support hin be-
cause they csnnot hope to elect one Of tbsir own
kind. The probabilities ars shst enough Doug-
las Democrats win vots f0g ths Republican caa-
dilases to give tAag party mai9ritY Of the leg
stature
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del the objects of the law by lodging, skulking
and hiding they should be brought out aud ex-
posed to the wiibering seorn of en- indig nant
people Not only the men, but the ladies should
taunt them with questions aud insinuations as
to their duty, until they could find no place Of
peace and security, unless il be in the wildS of
solitude
We have said more than we intended, and
viii now close by saying that we have no indi-
vidual cases Of men or corporations in view, but
have in ended our remarks for general appliea-
ton if, however the cap fits in either case, we
have no objections to their weari ng it,
FAIR PLAY.
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tie production Of supplies Of provisions and
forage, to enable them b continue the war
The effect viii be further developed as time
goes Oh, ia opening tie way fer that servia war,
which, if It shall be permitted to come, win pro-
dUcs initiate suffering throughout tie world, and
can only At last result in an entirely new sys-
tenn Of trade and commerce between the u nited
States and foreign nations
L need not say that these views are not ground
ed on any proceedings or expressions Of the Brit
SD government, aud are 10 be submi ted % them
only, as they VIII be to other States lrola
strong desire on the part Of the President that
the true condition Of the present strife may be
everywhere fully understood. am, etc,
WILLIAM isl SEWARD
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

TFfo al persoas hspag cams agsiust the cs-sie Il
aichf fei Johnson ssd sst,e 3 Of ailaiI istra
4 a bsvsns b en- granted O. ta- ier-ga b. the
f-ofs-e ccur OF ~ iesr cJnniy- Misizs 2p st h
49, ten A y 1882 notice IS hereby given 70 81
rssous hay ne osims against aai1 es.ate O. present
ne zane ara lure ihsm cred in ne menaer asd
,zha th- tiae presented ef ia7y or ihey VII Ce isr
go fsrs g.S "a Dsrasns i7dehted 70 said estz.e
berebv rsqao sia5 10 make 1Iae 40 pay en-,
JOHN b. SHANNON
ddn,sui-frater
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Adminigtratorg Notica.

EETEEREAS let e-s u ad11in srs ion oa the esfsis
= D. lsf2 o tte Probate clu- OF TaIsbusha conuty
Sfase OF Mississippi Is being the III daT Of said o2fh
this notice therefore hse5Y given sing al
having sgsnst tbs etzte OF ssii decreased,
20 szhi1ii Tie and have ih-s resi,t-res In TIE
UsuleE and Vih tae tine prescribed by lsp7, thsy
vi bs forever barred JOHN = SMITH,
su39-Ia-TGar --7iuisirst-r.
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sRC,Y sRwARp,a CoRRFaPONn.

SRC'E SEWRRD1s CORRESPOND,
AhCR WITH EA2A HUssBAL.
The mails by the steamer Teutonia, which
sailed from Southampton August 18th, arrived
here on the 2sth- We give below important
news from the English papers
SECRETARY sEwARD's LAST BOUT WITH Earl
RUSSELL.
Prom ths London Pines, Angus, 1877
We commend to our readers the following
further correspondence relating to the civil war
in the United States Of North America, pub
hshed as parliamentary paper yesterday. il
IS, we think, one Of the most interesting speei-
mems Of official literature it has ever been cur
lot to read. The prospect Of success which IN
May last dawned upon the Federal cause seems
to gird every paragraph of Mr.. Stewards dis
patch, whereas the stern logic of events lends
increased cauSticity to Lord Rnssel's very
(" dry" reply:
MIR. ADAMS TO EARL RUssEEL-(RECEIYED
JUNE 81
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
LONDON, Juue 20 1862. 5
MY LORD have the honor TO transmit to
your lordship copy of the dispatch from the
Secretary Of State TO ms Of the 2Sth ult., which
desired TO read to you in my interview Of yes
terday, but which l found ] had accidentally
left at home. Renewing, etc,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
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sI5Mi5TSTe4Tgg's F0FICf.,

NFTHER1As ls,tsrB 7f simiais stlon on tAe eztafe
w q R15e-f p. ffa=Hs diseased, mere grafted 20
fhe ged Gt he IN grs term a. ID, Isb3 of the
Prabaie Co-d % laiasusls county State 81 1uHts-
si1p the 4th of said mo7fh-th.s notes is therefore
hereby gwen reausG ans ~ psrs0us having claims
against t1e satats of ssd deceased exhibit the
and have hsn gs cred n the manner sad within The
msspre=cribsd b. la or they vi te forever bsrrsd
ANGELINA GATTTs,
sre1 7a~fr Admins ratrir
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Rev Sal, and station House.

From the memphis Buletn-I
Escorted by his honor, the mayor Alderman
Amse, of the police committee, and Alderman
Tighe, of the jai committee we yesterday went
over the ] all and station house fitted up by the
city, on Adams street, between Second and
Third, under their superintendencs. The prem
ises were built by Col. Forrest, for the purposes
of q negro Jail, and the above gentlemen have
adapted them, as well IS circumstances permit
ted, to the required purposes. On entering from
Adams street, IS q convenient Office furnished
with desk, ratings and safe, where the station
house keeper receives persons arrested, enters
their names and the charges against them,
searches their persons, OF receives deposits for
their appearance for trial In the rear of the Of
fee is a large hall, furnished with desk and
benches here The police viii meet, morning and
night, to answer 1he roll call. Separated from
this hall by railing is the space devoted to the
use Of the recorders court; the spectators stand
in TIE hall. Opening from this division, is q
small room devoted 10 the use of the captains
and heutenants of police. The room Of the
chief of police is in the rear, up stsirs Beneath
the Office, ball and recorders court, is an extern
sive basement, with grated windows. This will
be the place of confinement Of the ealabooss
prisoners A dungeon is there also, for the con-
fnement of refractory prisoners. A spacious
yard, with hsg-stone pavement, separates this
portion of the premises from she room devoted
TO tie female calsboose prisoners, and to State
prisoners, which are on the alley IN the rear.
The portion appropriated to State prisoners
which is up Stair, is furnished with heavy bar
Of iron fastened TO the floor, in which are rings,
to them chains viii be attached, and by these
and shsckles, the prisoners will be kept from
access 10 the walls Of the prison, which are
scarcely fortified sufficiently to resist the ngen-
Gus efforts Of the regular cracksmen." OF
course the new Jail can only be considered as a
temporary one, 10 be used until proper strUc-
ture is built. The gentlemen above mentioned,
who have had the matter in hand, deserve credit
for the attention they have given to fitting up
the place and adapting it to its present use.
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- The Charleston Merenrg saws .

A correspondent writes to US as follows Some
days sitter the Sighting had ceased, saw dog
IN one of tho extensive camps Of the enemy,
lying beside pair Of boots. was informed
that he had remained there from the time Of its
desertion eight or ten days, without food OF
water, and would allow no one TO approach
what his master had left in bis charge, or what
be had, perhaps only recognized sshis master s.
EVEN dogs aasaiid their mastsrs-all, one,
And be was faithful 70 a corse- and kept
The lirds and beasts and fsmished men AZ bay
himself sought out no food,
But piteous AMI perpetual fnoap,
And quick desolste cry, licking the hand
That answered not with caress-hs died
tBvons DJeeal II DARKNESS,
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The Fra8kIin North Pole Exploring TX
E,edItion-The Mystery Of 800 Years
oive.i-ESeIics Of FrObisAer's ExPeditiOa

TEe FraRhlin NoTfh Pole Exploring TX
peditiSn-Ehe Mystery of 800 Years
psOivess-E7elics Of Er0bisaer's Expedition IL
Discovered.
From the New York Express
ST. JOINS, N. B, August 22d, I862-I am
bound for the States TO renew my voyage /
have not prosecuted my mission to tke extent
proposed, on account OF the vessel, but l thank
God that He hath empowered me TO do so much.
I have determiasd the fate of probably two
boats crew Of Sir John Franklin; have solved
the mystery of thrss hundred years relative to
Sir Martin Frobsher's expedition under Queen
Elizabeth; have learned the fate Of Eve Of the
men captured from Frobisher by the Esquimsux.
I have found and identified the exact place of
their landing, and prior accounts of Warwick s
Sound from thsnce Frobisher attempted to plant
the colony Of one hundred men. bave recov-
cred Avassa, Ysredi and large number Of relics
Of said expedition, and have explored over one
thousand miles Of the coast, including the So
called Frobishers Straits, which | found to be 9
deep bay, terminating in latitude 63 az N longi-
tude 20 W. / have also discovered a great
glacier and mountain Of fossils between Hud-
son Straits and Bay Of Frobisher
The George Henry was about 10 depart tor the
States, August 9th, 1861, but thick-ribbed ice
kept her entombed until October 18th. Tbs
ships company subsistsd mostly through the
winter, by the generous hospitality of the Esqui-
msux.
/ bring with me a family of these people
man, wife and child. The records Of my work
exceed three thousand pages, l viii report de-
tails to you Of my expedition on my arrival.
G. f. HALL.
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AlHIEIsT9AToR,e N0TICE.

VFTHEVEAs letters Of sdrinistfa ion CT th, estate
W cf r. @. M-Csin, deceased. were grsnisd 70 Ia
err1e5 a. The APRIL term A. D. lojfi Ct ths Pro-
bs.e eoart of Lafayette county state oi 10 ssirp
this notice ther f0re hereby gwen reque ting 81 psr
eors havins srus scaas ihe ss sie o. sax esased
70 exhibit he haFs fhsm ie fisier7d Ia he
h ner sn7 effar tas trla prsser bsd by iay or they
I'll forever barred 81. S. MCCAIN,
ruasIsvvsrvs Afmin srztor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO kEVTUCKEANs AND
TENNESSEEANG.

THE Undersigned, Eayirg been oomu's foBed 70 in
= erefss bi co2lllsrd oi kansueky ksng rs 2 bat
taio1 OF regiment wl reDev va recruits singly in
fQasds - ia oppsnies 81. Joh1 ,biaFo1, ct Holly
SPrHgsi sna james Rehss, "a, at SeDa'obs- are au-
thorizsd q receive recrits zni forward tht my
eoalma1d. Tee operasons # this conmsnd are con
Eue- lo- tie present 70 West Tenressee and Kentucky
w W FADLKNsR
sr25-1ctf Cant Keu-ucIyr Ranger
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Admiuistrator's Notice.

TETHsREAs N,tte-s of sduiuis,rsi y OF the estate
We rf Gree1 Mood c=cease5. were srsrteI 70 the
uudersig ed fsnday he first day CT the August
term. A. d, s2 fhs Prcba'e couft Of Tsl abusha
goaHfy. s-a,e o- y sssairp ID being the 4th az Of
srussug al Derons hsvig aims sgs lt the estate Of
said tesss d exhibit Tie aud have them res H.
tered u arfnin the55ime prescribed b.
SERENA WOOD,
a f-fgs
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-.rFrFRFas letters o. sdminlstrah on the eH2ie
"a - Fsrnnd 3 Perkins, deeessed were granted
- -. ,<s-gissei o. sscndsy the frst dsy OF TIE IN y
-, A ID i363. a lie oos.e eoart q tAe comfy
- .-i,t-eh1 Sac of 4 ssissrFi, it beiug fhe lih
ssf5 ,icn l. sHis notice J. tn lsf1rs hersby gwen
sss-r ~ lls1sons hasing claims against the estate
3, tsis -lees 81 70 eztisit sDe baFe them
s.-5 r IL l.ilasr and within tns tias prescribed
~ -es JOHN =. SMITH,
Administrator
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AnHTElSfREfORts NePftR.

81 she lats l.. = Fslilvs % The Jan lary term Of
tne Pr5bsts CouT. Earslal coantF, Mssi sipps re
sue-fulv request 81 pers0ns indeb-ed 20 rhs sad
a ts call prouprl on n- t my residenes. iu shelby
county. Tenn- twelve miles I. ON Memphis 'hs P
eeen Hcos- rosd ard Sc is Tlois hav ns cizi rs
ssinst sai IS viii present. ths 5u7 authe euteassd
faT ass-is-asut. W ? KYLE
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Fer Judge Of ths seventh Judicial
district.

THE rienss O. q j.r y ". CPsHaW os Ka'sba.l
Il county u sis ipsi, sunourcs his name az eand
date for udEe q the kegsBth Jadicai Dis rict Of =
E pi c1lf osed q fh3 coun--es Of Desoto Panois
2 r etc. hlasAa3 ard Ti2psh.
Mjor p-hs1vs general nesit1 Is inpsifed rs eyes
D Wig beelrae 1issss from in esnp such
e. eE7en' IS 10 c9up= hun "a she epuioa Of med eel
Inea, % retire fr0a sue army sh0-t time Many IF
f-EoFeifiEe1s lhuk irn at his er.fi-, eEirelfly
tued Tor indic al stz.oa, aad uneud I'm to the
voters Of tie D5sLriet.
au5s-lsu1d Many CITIZENS.
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Fer District Attorney OF tie seventh
.IUdifiaf district,

TTyEE friends of Col 0ALgIJ MILLER Of PsuOla
4 county Misstssppi aunou1ss Ills name eaud-
Ga g lie eEsaiog Ostobsr lection Tor DEtcst Attor-
composed of the o0uu ias OF DeSpt7, p PARolss La
fay etts, Marshall and iDuah
co. q Ter 90 WI En8En 20 te ci5i0els oi t5is
Dish 20 need recezrne tafioa- BIS excessive p
tas the bar his long eErsueDcs. Eis acknowledged
s1lry snd tire sss energ : sufiesli guarantes 70
7----f far-t-rta MANY VOTERS
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ErTEIe of adninls aiars up0a ths estate u J0hn
r. l4-hman. ists q Lafayette mtg, Mi ssipDL
sa "a nav 2 Eraa cd The llldsrsi ned 81 ths
a ri term Iss2 Il the Probate sour OF said coun
o. persons wing claims 80 the - ate OF Aaii de-
csssaE hereby noisi 10 sxhi5g the same ana have
ths Ia rees cred the nenner snd hia the tine Pre-
scfi5sd b. Jaw, he WI be forsve- barred
r. g. SMITHER
g3rHors Mss Jaly n, ls51 AdIai ailisfrat5r.
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Hafsor,s EoGce.

rza,-r, ., +t,e iafI o. this county en- Cd NEGRO
Z tra7r No esils his nsme DICK, ana rays be be
ieors to H.rery Fugitt, Who lives near Benton n 9
Fct .sesus 20 be sboat hity hYe years 81 age Ih'
osrrer en- iiad hin q this piace
s. Il JONES, skerG ard Ja'or,
,e,.-.o-- Pauofa cauntr, Miss.
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= rsvE II the jail of fsi5 eounfy NEGRO NAN,
--ho srvs his sane Is JIM ard that he teiongs 70
= = fs--r vho lives 5tesc raies & ON Trenton. AK
~ 5 le about ttrfy yszrs If age Is vary black,
81 s7us frs feet tsa inches IN hight Ihiiis 10 no.
tify tie owner where he csn be i2naa
-as.-,qvv Psooa county Miss
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zsvsis tts fsIl Of tlis coaaty 3 NEGRO ROT,
v5o csils rs naue DICI- ana says be 5e.ongs 70
W. L Ay-r5. Of Aitais county, E.ssis5ipp- D,ek .
Young asd likely very bfsck ee 9ls = y no y Inc
o-uer where 10 en- Be ioGnd. J. II Jyhs-S'
Sheriff and Jalo>
-qa l.r-2,- Psnoia county. Missi sippi-
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a ATBaWETTIE,EI :

TETs ~ I'd. a SUBSTITUTE TO serve Ia the place
~ Of member q Fsa Dorn's srmy. 10 whom Hb-
ersi wages viii be given Fer further Information aP
ElF & 1r sd lrsss D. ". J.,
-. !. IL
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District attorney.

NE sre sutburized 70 snu0uncs thst Csoiouei ".
W BRANT1lET WI be candidsfe for the oice Of
Derici Attorney IN the Tenth Mississippi District 81
mo areui1g eieeiinn.
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For Fsrobage ,TueFre.

z ara Esther z 10 ssnno1nce 5u5Fe TSIAH n.
~ SIMM4ES as q ca1dGs-- for the ofics Of Pro.
hste Jaige Of H9lnos couHly Mississippi g he so>u
& E sieetioa ia Cet Der next Isu2l Sc
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X The Society Of Friends IN North Carolina
have memorslzsd Congress for a modification Of
the eOnsclipt law il their favor.
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ARnY opRRATEors ru YrRcrnIA.
E,iseressi.,g Federal .socosa,s.

Correspondence OF the Philadslphis Pressl
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF vmeuIA.
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
L,,n. !, sx,.a.r.,,,n n.y.

After the close of our last report, Rsye. @.
Diehl and J. q. Butler were elscted directors
to the Theological Seminary Al Gettysburg.
Owing TO the storm On Monday night, the mis-.
sionary meeting was omitted and n pastoral col.
The nrst nsif hour Of the morning session
yesterday, N usual, WAS devoted W devotional
services, conducted by DR.. Norris.
The resolutions commencing the Female Sem.
inaries at Lutherville and Hagerstown, appoint.
ing u visitar to each, were adopted.
A committee was also appointed to report
port, &C., with II view OF securing the prompt
and efficient discbarge OF the rolstivs duties Of
pastor and people.
The Synod assumed the support of six young
men In their course OF preparation for the gos.
pei ministry.
The church Of the Rev. Mr.. Hsnninghaussn,
OF this city, was recommended 10 the favorable
regard Of the executive committee OF the Home
Missionary Sooiety.
Rev. DR.. Storke was appointed 10 preach the
ordination sermon next year.
Appropriations we're made from the pastoral
funds, the objects Of which is the care Of disa-
asd Sisd ministers and widows Of deceased clergy.
The Synod finally adjourned 10 meet in Tsney.
town, Nd, 10 August, 1868.
The Synod united In singing the hymn, "Blest
be the tie that btnds, !" &o., and we're led In ap.
preaching the Throne Of Grace, by the Presi-
Ordination was administered in 81. Psul's
street church, with the usual solem
mites, last night.