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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30
JETsON GRANGER,

late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the youch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
18th Of May, 1868; otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Persons inc ebted 10 said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand this 18th day OF May,
1862. MARY r. GRANGER,
may l6--4t Executrix
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

MILITARY EXCITEMENT AT THE NORM. The
news Of the defeat Of Gen. Banks division in
Virginia, has created tremendous excite
ment throughout the Northern States, and
fears are entertained that the Capitol is again
in danger Of invasion by the armies Of the
South, causing increased military prepare
lions against such contingency. Calls for
more volunteers are being made, and the Co
vernon Of Pennsylvania has ordered out all
the active militia Of that State. The order
has, however, been countermanded. The Co
vernon Of Massachusetts has also yesciadea his
order for the like purpose
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE. Considerable
excitement, with some disturbance of the
peace, occurred in Baltimore on Sunday and
Monday last, growing out Of the conflict of
feeling exhibited between the sympathisers
with the South and the Union men, at the
recent rout Of Gen. Banks in Virginia. No
person was seriously hurt so far as VIC can
learn. The police exerted themselves ener-
gencally to quell the disturbance, which they
finally succeeded in accomplishing, after ar
resting several Of the participants in the riots
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n. p. BANKs,
Major-General Commanding.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Official Report of Gen. Banks.
lEAD9bAhtkhst
MARTINsBURG, May Is, 2.40 p. i

MARTINsBURG, May %, 240 p. NJ.
Hon. b. N. Stanton, iSecretqry Of War.
The Rebels attacked us this morning al
day break in great force. Their number was
estimated at fifteen thousand, consisting Of
EWeil and Johnsons divisions. The FIRE Of
the pickets began With the light, and was
followed up by the artillery, until the whole
lines were fully under fire on both sides
The left wing stood firmly, holding its
ground WE'LL and the right did the same for
time, when two regiments broke the lines,
under the fire Of the enemy. The right wing
fell back and was ordered TO withdraw, and
the troops passed through the town in con
siderable confusion. They were quickly re-
formed on the other side and continued
their march in good order to Martinsburg,
where they arrived at 2, OF. NJ, distance
Of twenty-five miles.
Our trains arein advance, and will cross
the river in safety Our entire force engaged
was less than four thousand, consisting Of
Gordon's and Donnelly's brigades, with two
regiments Of cavalry, under General Hatch,
and two batteries Of artillery. Our loss is
considerable, as was that Of the enemy, but
cannot now be stated We were reinforced
by the 10th Maine, which did good service,
and regiment Of cavalry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

DANCING ACADEMY. I've call the attention
of our citizens to the card of Prof Marini,
which will be found in our paper Of to-day
Professor NJ. conducted a dancing academy
in this place two summers ago, aud gave gen
eral satisfaction
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

VISIT oT TIE President 70 FREDEnIcKsBrRG
President Lincoln, accompanied by Secretary
of War Stanton and Captain Dahlgren, visit
cd Fredericksburg on the gath instant. The
Martha Washington conveyed the party to
Acquia creek, from whence they we're taken
b. railroad to Gen. McDowelps headquarters,
opposite Fredericksburg.
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THE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
WAR NEWS.

FRIDAY, ::::::::::MAY 80, 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

There will be an Odd Fellows Celebration at
Darnestown, on Monday, the 9th of June next,
the particulars of which will be given in our
nn W ;eo,,a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-30

STREYGTH OF THE CONFEDERATE Amy Ar
RcHMoSD.-The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, under date Of the 25th
instant, writes: IAN engineer who arrived
here from Gen. McCleian's headquarters yes
terday, mentions that reconnoisauces, BY bal
loon and otherwise, had shown-that the Con-
federates were more strongly fortified at Rich
mond than they had been at Yorktown, and
their forces exceeded that Of the Federal army
in numbers"
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate OF
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a VALVARLE FARNE,

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next, AT 4 o'cLooK, p. NJ,
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As officers and soldiers Of the United States
have been subjected TO repeated insults from
The women, calling themselves " ladies New
OrleaQs," in return for the most INSCRIPTIONS
non-interiereBoe and courtesy on our part IL Is
ordered hereafter that when any female she'll,
BY word, gesture, or movement, insult or
show contempt for any officer or private Of the
United States, she shall be regarded and held
liable 70 be treated as u woman Of the town,
plying her avocation.
BY command ofMajor-General Butler
GBo c. SrRoSG, a. a. g.
Men Of the South Shall our mothers
wives, daughters and sisters, be thus outraged
by the rufHanly soldiers Of the North to
whom is given The right 20 tFeatat their plea
sure the ladies Of The South as common bar-
lots
Arouse, friends, and drive back from our
soil those infamous invaders Of our houses,
and dist-<ars Of our family ties.
lsigncdl G. = BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

LIrHRARY IErsLLrssSoE.-The certainty OF
to take the place of the dem moralizing etfu-
sions OF Nsrthern penny liners. is perhaps
among the encouraging facts OF the pr.sen :
struggle for Independence. That the war
Will originate vast number of roman eS,
for years to come, there is no reason to quss
tioL and 1t is probable that some un1er 81,
almost inspired pens OF authors who have
been eye. witnesses OF what they wflte, VITA
spring Into being, and last long IS tima
itself shall endure. The field OF iite,a u-e
however, is by nc means oOnfiEg to sne sug-
vey OF American events, Lor even % tha -
,iting incidents of the war. tSste are ~ 90
IN the Old worl Travelled Cvsi By our Own
citizens, still II ruittul CT romance ond aaveu
ture, which we ex ect 10 sac ", rked 4 o art
spread bsfore southern readers by 20 u therl
publishers. Indeed, we are now enabled t.
announce a for Incoming no vel, from the pre.s
of West & j Johnston, Of This city, emtraciu-
q history, romantic in itself, rs we'll as tru d
fal, Of perhaps the mos remarkable psopie
IN Europe-the "Uarboneri, and 50 full OF
incident as to commend Itself to The mos
casual reader. 1t is from The pm of blro,
Va -uen, a lady we'll known in Southern hts
rarv ,'r0ies, who, In addition to forme
writings, has recently come before the public
in the stirr,rg lyrical poem, "the Battle
OalI.n Wslook for her forthcoming novel
with m uch IN tereSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

looted dorn. Sir Robert Peel came last ON tna
lis: and, after remarking upon Irish tor,ca
sneerinsly aliUdsd to "the victories OF tbs
Federal army, which are very much talked Of
but are very little seen" (Laughter)
Getting, as we do, nearly all our foreign
news through The columns Of the New Yors
papers, we have been induced to suppose tha
the public sentiment of England was exectly
the reverse to that expressed in the differerr
speeches at the opening Of PaIlisment. The
short teleg graphic dispatches ard extrac
from the London Nelos and Morninx Chronicle
both Abolition sheets, which have been r..
ceived Of late, have entirely faIsifled the real
expression Of public opinion, and 1t is, there
fore, quite refreshing to ct at facts from
other sources. In this brief sypopsIs Of the
speeches delivered at the opening of Parlia.
ment, we have given the expressions and idea
Of the leading Engli lish minds, and r.pr ss-p.
tative men Of the day, and leave the public
to draw their own conclusions as 10 The f
feet they will have upon the are course o,
the British Government towards the Con
federate States.
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The LATE OUTRAGE ON IHB RIO GaAsDs -

. The LATE OUTRAGE On HE RIO GkAsDs
We have late Intelligence from the isio
Grande, III respect ne seizure q the
British steameI l.2buau. The Houston Tel,-
g-npi extra baa the following facts. derived
t-Cia Nj. C"haua7. o. Br3Tus~iIe.
The Erjt.sh Gonsui s4. u Y--aIaorls offered at
-ur, - tade nnity bstIirE q % - certain
~ Ge taet his tsyerumeut FouId mt 40
ina 'locs Eash:
The Federal slccp.ot-w1. roT.tuouth. ::
guns, arrived Oil th- r 10 1raudc q b lut The Sd
ilei, GGd "a me,lla:tiy seized he t.NEiieh
s.es m.hip i ooaa, rod On The tn'r4 day
u t. "rtHS, under prize crew. tr-t hct
AMY ta f.4ddy ,>ita itu, The f'rst day u
p. 90 coa!G venture "E af..i tie IE&usu vVt.s
So u, tn E.l"sb Wee CcAt-i ~ lla tHIpors.
ptii Il Tfsit - jue fOFtsInJt,h. s.li formally
1eu"udeo 10 nLoW ~Gy She steamship hid
been Q I, ana Where sent The only answer
~~teI"va - 3 fuat she V'GS foUgd wi cot on
| % board unlu Mai 'noras, ana tnaJ .hey, ne
! r. EoTuh@iultat, dtu bot hllo~r 20 tcu @ De
! sntpn-a from The lCrt Of huterr cr4st
| 1a- Lsnutu had arrived on ths 40 GRO IS
| dir-c. trOm Great Britain lew weeks be
| fore nor seiluTe utth assorted cargo, uuQsr
| Consignment 70 He>srs. D5LIiHe. s. Co 81
| hstauOlFs, which cargo hud bser dis
| chaTEf". When seized shs h4! or bJSrJ
| guouC thrse handreI bales OF cCtt H. snu
GAs only *Hit'bC :,r = tuti load OF ne s-ap'e
| 5l-ssrs Thing s. - were srfpp;us tns
| co't1i d. ect 10 tuJrpa. Al ~ tiras Of
| seizure he s;~atn~r was iy'ps Ia Re- sLl.
ao u TWO miles from lie mouth 81 -ne hIC
| GrGnde The only papers she had O. board
| was receip' from IN" Col ector Z Mztan
| ras for he ships papers, which bsd bssu
| placed In the CCliectors hands for sbfs
| Keeping.
| The Engli.h Vice Consul en- tered his pro.
| test again The seizure Of the Gamer before
| lesviEg the Portsmouth, al d immeciafelr &
| upon reachiug Mat rnorHs "a de IA j ~ DO {,
! OF The proceedings to the Eng iah consul Gt
| Havana for which plsce n v ssel was 70 have
| left on Saturday, The Sih inst Tae itish
| Consul, with whom | converssd corfidsnt
| that the Sc z d ship as sent 20 Key Wssts
| a. he Is equal lly co fdent that d thcuity Tili
| arise between his Government aud he child .
rem OF I" Abyahan FL Pytmsro. :" rs our neign DO rs
| on the other side are pleased to call the COM
| stitutional usurper.
| The Is ownsviile FLay's account Of the cap
ture OF the Labuan Is substantially the came
| as that given above The Flag says three
| other vessels were captured by tho Ports =
mou II, ali carrying the British or Mexican
flag and owned IN. or doing business with
| Mexico Besides cotton, the Labuan bed d
valuable specie list on bsard
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PATRIOTIC FAMILY.

Another correspondent # this paper, in n
recent letter frcm the Potomac, gives US an
example Of patriotism which, we hope, will
infusa into our non com batants dete' nina
ton to make some personal sacrifices for the
good OF the common cause:
..Sincs rhe inauguration of onr troa bIes
hayeseeu .Aany notices in the Journals OF the
day of spatsiotic contributions To our com
mon cause, bat none to surpass in true loyalty
and devotion the instance am 6 bout 10 le-
late. 1 give it 70 the pubic, because 1t 10 IL
Illustrative of the spirit which actuates the
people of the youth ia their struggle for inds-
pendence
"Ihere lives In Orangeburg District, South
Carolina, highly respectable old gentleman
by the name of Daniel Larry, now yerRinR on
his three score years and ten, who has had the
good fortune to raise and educate eight (SJ
hale and hearty sons-men OF strong consti-
,utions and fine physical powers, and much
esteemed for their Intelligence ard high
toned ch 1racter. their average weight ., -
least l75 lbs. When Lincoln WIS el-c "a
President these eight (Sl sons resided respec-
lively us follows WIN. M. Larey, in South
Carolina; Daniel q and Joseph w Ia Flori-
da: Samuel G. and Peter III lii Georgia !;
Henry N. :, in Alabams; George g, in Cali
tornia, and Jacob Larey, In Kansas. AT
the first call for volunteers, each and every
one OF these brave sons r Lied under the near
est Southern banner to be found
"TO offer all OF his sons at once upon IN a
altar of his country, was truly sore tri Il o
the feelings and affections OF IN aged IA her /;
but, With a patrio tism as lofty, soul as
magnanimUus as the cause was good and glr
.iGus, he cheerfuliy endorsed the bction q
b is sons, and, with just prids, reJoiced tbr.
tn cir names had been ENROLLED among th-
fra d.tead.rs OF Southern liOer ". These & l.
laut soLs are now at their re~rsCtive pest j,i
the l'eld-kr vWine their proud lineage aut
manly natures, L Csu safely say cast there
tney~ Win remaiI as io1g IS the - os1,.t! lc0
poilu .os cur -oli. Is nor urls. indeed. a no OLE
con IfOutiou2 an ins'aacr Of patriotic nsSp-
lion worthy OF record lie. the Ia .hers z ua
SONS ot The Sou iinitgJe l., and The Y&Usea
thouk,ht of Southern subJugation Will VANISH
fnraNrf. -
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NOTES OF 'THE WAR.

A correspondent of the Dispatch, writing
from the Army Of the Potomac, March 4th
ma kSs the following cheering statement:
81 have no news of interest, in military
point of view, to write, save that our men
are re-eniisting in Il manner that greatly ex-
ceeds our most sanguine expectations; and,
l think, by the Time our spring campaign
opens our army Will be much gre tter than a.
any p] eyious time Our men seem 10 feel an d
appreciate the importance OF the great stake
at issue-freedom,a and u glorious indepen-
dence on our side /; humility, disgrace, a, q
life long servility on ths other. Goo grant
they may meet IL as becomes the cbivairous
sons of The faIrest country under the sun
our own sunny South"
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THK sPIRTr OF TIE COUFTsY

Wearei Informed bv the ASSISTANT ADDS tau ;
General of Gen. Bragg, Major Garne', 'ha'
the patriotic farmers u nd citizens OF the In
,e,ior of Alabama have res pom ed with IN st
nrai ewortt and patrit>ic alaerity To the
call for labor on the Mooiie detences Every
boat and train has brought down gangs oi
negroes to Work upon the batteries ALREADY y
m ere have come than are needed nd "stiii
they come" Such exhl lbitious @1pirIt are
WORTHY Of note. AS tne for t~ions ar.
nearly completed, we learn thai no more
hands will be wanted.
The Mobile Tribune is informed that the
whole State of Mississippi is ia a blaze in
consequence of recent events in Tennessee =
Ii is believed that *, 900 volunteers can be Sc
in three weeks II they are needed.
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WANTS.
vxYANTE

"ANTED-
W. FIFTY YARTILLERY RECRUITS
10 MI mp my company Of Light ARTILLERY
vs0 bounty paid upon enlistment; wages and
rations from date Of enlistment.
Recruiting once, three doors below Draw.
ford's Saloon. Tenth street.
The War Department preferflng all com.
panies OF artillery to Be detached, have Dc.
clined organizing battalion. This will be
an answer to the many letter. received upon
the subject. =. Il. WALKER,
Captain Oom N aDding
fe N-o p. Artillery.
WANTED-RECRUJT FOR NORRIS
w LIGHT ARTILLEkY.-Twen RE-
CRU1TS Will be received In to the above
named company, now com forta bly, quartersd
near Oentreville. The company mum ners
eighty men, who have been In service since
the leth Of August. 1t i, provided with q
held battery and good lot Of h rses. Full
Uniform furnished fres. Besides the regular
Pay, persons enlIstIng for the war will re-
'eivs bounty Of $50. Apply to q. T. Won.
IRAN o., Richmond; DR.. 0so. FLsnISa
and WV. A. WLSsroS, ESQ, In Hanover
county, Or address any OF the suoscribsrs, at
Manassas juno tion, oers Of Uol. VIM. n.
fsndlston, 70 whose corps tae Morris Arul.
lery belongs.
Oapt. LEWIS n. COLEMAN,
LIST Lieut.. II p. JONES,
III Lieut.. EDWARD w. NORRIS,
ID Lieut.. WM. A. kA8SlE.
fe G-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07

SPIKIrxp TSxAN LADIES' The "Bsll County
Rebels" from Belton. Bell county, Texas,
s'arted for their rendezvous, Hempstsad,
some time age, when one Of their I.ieutsp-
ants, James T. hardin, = lawyer, deserted
and returned TO Bolton Several ladies Of
the place, says the Crescent incensed to 500
hun strutting about the streets In his up,-
form, got together a few days ago, and seix-
ing him in public, stripped or bis strii. -
which they sent to his company, who re-
wa rded them with u vote Of thanks
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q LANCE AUCTION SALE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION /,

sico,coo WORTH OF SEAsONABLE DRY
IU1DS IS nE CLOSED OUT POSI-.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY
FOSlTlVELY NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
The balance Of the stock remaining On
hand ~ that date. will Be closed out At pab-
tic aection, without limit or reserve, having
other business engagements which will re-
Qaire my undivided attention. Merchants.
suffers, and others, will nnd this an ex xcel-
Lent oppor tunity 70 replenish their stock
Great Inducements viii be offered, a. many
goods were purchased previous TO the war
Amongst the stock will be found a great
many 'sspis and desirable goods. consisting
70 bales "A Brown Domssucs,
% bales 7-s do.
% bales do
Is bales Brown Jeans,
cases Bleaehed Shirtinxs,
looo pieces Spring Prints,
loo pieces Lawns,
100 dox Hickory Shirts
300 doz. Hosiery,
900 packs Pins,
cOo0 yards sum snsr Dress Goods,
200 pieces Jaconet OAm brics,
2o pieces Taps. check Oambrics.
200 pieces Swiss N Muslirs,
BOO pieces Dotted do.
loco pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
loo dos. Undershirn and Drawers.
1000 dog. White Spool Cotton,
Cotton and WOODEN Flanpels,
Crenshaw's best Doeskin Ciotl,
100 pieces Gold Lace,
Military Gilt Buttons,
300 dox. Madras HanAkerchiefs,
loco pairs Blankets,
loo gross Playing Cards,
90 Water proof Goats,
600 super, Waterproof Blankets,
20 bales Cotton Bats,
5000 yards Fancy Silks,
90 pieces Black Serges,
Together with variety Of other goods
suited to the trade, all OF which will be Of
fsred at satisfactory prices previous 70 the
sale.
In order to prepare sor the auction, the
-'ore will be closed on the LIST April, to take
An Inventory. ALFRED MOSES.
IS Main street.
~ Sale conducted By E. u. Cook, Auct.
fe 6u-INwts
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kOBf RXAhpIF Fs

1t is stated thai Gol LoInsx. ot he 81
Algbam- regiment, ta- Voiuutso-cd fjr the
war hs a priva,e, 10 t1se -tfeo. when the J.
mo ths' term II his ri meat ehFiTcs. SrTr.
raj comm ssiOned cfticers from C4iGsaOus,
Ga naYs done The same.
Tae.e noble examples, VIII surely haze l.
wholesome effect upon he cause oi ro-er-
Nstments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
DAILY uNIor PRAYER rasx:,

0-s INU.--A Union Prayer Meeting. NJ *
the auspices ~ the Young hten's Nhs!a't't
sssoeiAtion. will h- hvi1 Ia ia Uri' Il Pa
byterinn ChuFrs 10 X td's., ...- tt. t-t
OF tlghth al tr n.i zgrrr f.s.
ing, except Sunday, a..ii rus '~>i ~ss.,-
u O'clock.
The pastors and congregations OF lhe yari~
Gus churches, and strangers In ths eity are in-
vitsd 10 attend and par rtieipats IL tho meet"
ing. mn S-S
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EREIGHT TO LYNOHBURu.
STATON'S LINE or BOATS-vix.
Jo1H ID. HAavIr, Capt. Guy;
ID. r. Cocoon, OApt Wilkinson:

D. r. Cocoon, Oapt Wilkinson;
b. +. LADD, Capt. Irvine;
A. PAAPLIH, Oapt. Doss
T. JsLLIs, Oapt West; -
= JDAY srlPfoE, Capt. 0oolsby.
The subscriber 10 Agent for TIE above linz.
Boats Will leave Richmond regularly fol
Lynchburg. For the present, the aubscribe OF
can bs found on the Basin, or at tbs once OF
Brown 4 McUlelland. 80 Fs.lr7'
NH s-lws JAS. Z. nOss. Agents r
DOB HI D-Ons eoed Cock. Wasnsr snd
II lroseys ta1ss Yeapg Nomsa sesustomsAt =
touse-Negk, ous ssid 10 b v9y capable oes;
thsee sesA plsssh Doys, - oss Man TIE MAJ
IL eee4 aal!ee. aDt suitable isr Boar lag house
TH's. J: BA0bH. lsen, for
Hiring ont y. gross and Rsu,int out Houses,
'nAs-&l Wall stsset. upAsr 81. Chaslss Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NO T I u E-"aMALL NOTHS.r-T
seses Of O. r. B1ICKEN will be redeemed Ia
banAsb.e fundA ~ bis place OF business, No. tx.
change Block, daily, except Sunday, bstw cen the
hours Of 10 and l2 O'Clock.
- Wdl opeu, In . day OF two, Q superior stock
Of havana GIG AR9, OHAwlN0 TOBAOOO.
SAeDIAR9, RAPPDR SAUCE, OArEUP. &c..
which viii sell .. reasonable pricss. :;
O. Il BROKEN.
NH e-3' No 41xchange Block, Pearl a..
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Correspondence Of the Aiohmond Ddspstch

HANPDRN SIpsEY, March 4, 1864.
The election held on Friday night last In
the two literary societies OF this College, re-
suited as follows:
In The Union Socitty.-Best Speakers med al
was awarded 70 Mr. w. w Page, of War
reI ton, Va
Msssrs. T. K. Caruthers OF Aibemarle,
Va aud W. H. II Ewing, OF Prince I'd
ward, Va, were elected Junior Orators for
Commencement
In the Philanthropic Society Messrs II q
Towns of Ten sssse, and w Dennis Morton,
NJ Rotetour,, Va, Junior Orators. Alta pre-
yions elec den in the Phiiau th ropic Society
the best Speakers medal was awarded 10
Mr.. W u. MARYLAND, OF North Caroiins -
All theae gentlemen We're mem oers OF the
late "Hnmp pdsn Sidney Boys"
HAhPDBS SIDNEY.
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w TROOPERS.
WISE MOUNTED GUARD.
Being detailed BY Brig. General 81. A. w, ee
and approved Of By the Secretary OF War, l am
now enrolling members TO form ths abovs-named
company. All those who will rally TO the stand.
ard Of the patriotic Wise will .: once come NJ
and give their names. Those who can furni,b
their own horses will rsceive forty o. nts per dsy
bounty Of $50 and uniform viii be furnished to
each member.
~ Recruiting Office, corner Of Aaiu and l2.h
streets. LIEUT.. L. J. HAWLEY.
rnhA-2tR
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WANTS.
w An TED prop,r,rs

wv RECRUITS,
For a crack reeimsnt.ths 4th Alabama, AID
Law - Legion. y
The undersigned, having been appointed re-.
cruittnG od1cer for the 4th Alabama Regi-
ment, has opened an Office In this city, at loo
Main street, (up stairsJ three doors above
l4th, over Mr.. W. 8. TupmanS Eurnishing
Store.
/ This 10 an opportunity rarely offered for
men desirous to enrOi themselves under the
banner Of their country, in regiment which
has already won for itself name for gal
lantry unsurpassed in history.
The $50 bounty allowed By Government
will be paid upon enrolment In cash.
Clothing. rations, &C., furnished free.
have given Lewis Warrington and John
b. Platter authority to act as recruiting OH
cers with me. N. b. TRAVIS,
Lieut.. 4th Alabama Reg't.
Recruiting Of1cer.,
N. B.-ThoEe desiring su bstitu tes for the
war; and non. resident parties who desire to
serve a. substitutes, would do well to call at
our recruitiL 6 office. NH 6-3w&