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FAST DAY.-President Davis has appointed Fri
day, the 18th of the present month, as day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer in behalf of our
army and country. Let all the people observe it
religiouslY.
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SALT.-We understand that the Company now
boring for salt water near Haywood, Chatham
County, is encouraged to hope that with some as
sistance from the State, they will succeed in obtain
ing it. The last boring indicates the presence of a
large amount of salt
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NEwBERN PRISONERS. learn that our prison.
ers taken at the battle of Newbern have been sent
to New York, and are at some of the Forts in that
harbor. Several, we believe have written to their
friends in this section.
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A Word to the Soldiers,

We have large list of subscribers in the army,
but some of them, especially the privates fail to get
their papers, because they neglect to give US the
letter Of the company to which they belong, as
we'll as the number Of the Regiment We beg them
to be particular about this.
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BANK OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
TIME GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHor m
ers OF this Bank will be held at their Banking House,
being the 18th day. '''
Dali: c. DEWEY, Cashier.
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GEN. VAscE.-We have just learned that Col. z.
B. Vance has been appointed by President Davis a
Brigader General in the Confederate Army. This
is the first conservative appointment made by the
Government to high position Our friend Vance
has won it, and will no doubt do honor to the post
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51sr REG1xENr.-This regiment has been organic
ed at Wilmington by the election of John L. Can't
well, Colonel; VIM. A. Allen, Lieut.. Colonel; and
Hector McKethan Major.
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April 20, 1862.
FEMALE COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT.

COMMENCEMENT.
nN TUESDAY EVENING, THE 18TH OF MAY, AT
VIZ O'Clock, Rev. JOHN 8. LONG. Of Raleigh, will
deliver q lecture in the College Chapel.
On Wednesday, at II o'clock. A. NJ, Rev. +. STANLY,
of Danylle Va, will preach the annual to the
graduating class Concert as night:
On Thursday, at II o'clock A. NJ. Rev. A. NJ. SHIPP
President Of Woord College, s. G. will deliver address
before the two Literary Societies.
Commencement exercises will take place in the afternoon
of the same day, Thursday)
The Trustees will hold their annual meeting, in their
session room, On Tuesday 18th, at o'clock, A. N.
T. NJ JONES, President.
May Q, 1862. Std.
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The new Constitution as amended by the late
Convention of Virginia has been rejected by the
people of that State by 67s majority Not more
than one-fomth of the vote of the State polled
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May Q, 1862.
PURLIC MEETING.

4 MEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVES OF JOHN.
"A County, who are opposed to partyism and ins
fciency in appointments to Office, and in favor Of reform
in the administration Of public AFFAIRS and who wish the
best in responsible Offices will be held in the Court
House. in Smith6eld the second Saturday, the 10th
day Of May full attendance is desired a. nominations
for Governor, &c. will be made.
MANY VOTERS.
May 2, 1852. 1850 19-wlt.
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New Orleans.

- : z
New Orleans.
There is no longer room to doubt that New Or
leans has fallen and that the Federal flag floats over
the Custom. House. Under all the circumstances
Is not only the NEST surprising event Of the war;
but We doubt if the like was ever known in the
history Of any people. Very strong suspicious are
expressed that foul play has caused it. and the name
OF Zen. Lowell has been connected with the matter
IN no enyiable shape. The charge IS too grave
one to be bruited about any man without positive
evidence - = -.
Gen. Lowell is respectfully connected in the South,
and it is said that he is related by marriage to the
President. These facts ought to screen him from
censure, if unmerited Besides, it is affirmed that
he refused Colonelcy in our army early in the
war; because he could do better at the North and it
is known that he remained in Office, he and Gen.
Smith, now commanding at Yorktown, in the city
of New York, until after the battle of Manassas.
While there however, it is in evidence, that they
both manifested prudently their Southern pro-
clivities
One fact is stated by the papers which is strange
indeed if not significant 1t is this: for some two
or three months the Northern papers have stated
without qualification, that New Orleans would even
tually fall into their hands, and when it did it would
be without resistance, without blow, and without
a shot Our readers already know, that the Cries.
cent City was surrendered without firing shot
nearer the City than Fort jackson, ninety miles
below. But may it not after all, only serve to show
to the country the superior qualifications of Mr..
Benjamin, as Secretary Of War, and of Mr.. Mallory,
as Secretary of the Navy, more than any disloyaty
or detection on the part Of Gen. Lowell? The coun-
try has long since expressed its opinion as to the
qualifications of those two gentlemen, and events
daily occurring only serve to rivet the conviction Of
the people as to their un6tness We observe that
Gen. Beauregard in an appeal to the people, gives
up the Mississippi as being in the possession of the
enemy, and urges them to destroy their cotton, &c
to prevent its falling into the hands of the Yankees
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UNIVERSITY.

UNI
vNHE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS OF THE
u University Of North Carolina will begin on Monday
Inc 10Th inst and continue until the day IF the College
Commencement, Thursday the 5th of June.
The COMMITTEES of Visitation for the year 1862 consists
of: - '
His E1cellency, HENRY T. CLARK,
Governor the State and cfcio Pres Of the Board
Hon. DAVID l.. SWAIN, LII. d.,
Pres of the College,.
WILLIAM d. BATTLE,
ROBERT r. BRIDGERS
PAUL c. CAMERON
DANIEL W. COURTS,
JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM,
RICHARD DILLARD
JOHN R. DONNELL
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
ROBERT d. HART,
CUSHING B. HASSELI,
SAMUEL p. HILL,
JOHN ]. JACKSON,
JAMES C. JOHNSTON,
MATTHIAS Z. MANLY,
GILES MEBANE,
JOHN NJ MOREHEAD,
MATTHEW W. RANSOM,
WALTER L. STEELE,
HUGH WADDELL,
JONATHAN WORTH.
All other Trustees of the University who who may at.
tend will be considered members of this Committee
CHAS MANLY, Secretary.
May 3, 1862. Std.
SASHES! SASHES!!
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The articles by "Justice," came to hand too late
for this issue. They shall appear in our next
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EASHES! SASHESIl
nFNCERS' SASHES FOR SALE AT
" Il. L. EVANS.
May q, 1862. $751;
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6Iuys.nerys Il .l2 EIam,

TIE Petersburg "T3PTess' states lta; ihcI:
IS 10 >;2utt tfat the e7en- ara Gdy.ucing
from tue So;iin SIDE ci James r:Te7, Una
column IS said to re coming awards Peters
burg b "a: OF Garysyiiie and :he otheT CT
the 1i-er road. The latter ws3 1ear ;.Ier-
chart 5 Hope Church, Prince Gear3E county,
Su1is77 81 MIDDAY. =bcut :orTtet. ii.ies y o!i
Petersburg.
il IS a55rrt@i Ihst The enemy LANDED
IG,Grj Gu Saturday. and StinGay 4; "MaT-
cock 5, l." and parties from Prince George stat:
shat {. number estimated at J,CN0 --as landed
Tuesday E. Coggn's Point. Cogsia's Poil'
is the name Of the farin c; Et.Inu:Ii RaMn,
Jr., Esq. snd 10 d;raetly opposite Berkeley.
1t is also sisted tiat the eneny arr throwing
pontoon tri;ig. across The river :; ioRgin's
Point
Se-e7a! oi me enemy; picket: veIe cap-
turet i5- OFT :idette5 on Monday .7ad two
Tussdsy. The two captured Tuesday ale
members Of the Fourth Pennsylvania Cave:7yy,
and had iis'i.ounted, and gone into gentle
irs1 ) orchard iieer Merchants Hope Cnurch
10 gather pca1s. While thus .eg@lins sneI.-
selves, ther weTe curprized o. o;:T pickets
and captured "i;itcut reaistcnee. The state
that tEsy lsnded at Coggia's Point on Mca-
day uigp;l Tkc-=- oppressed 10 regret at tle:.
capture, h1r ,s.s:.s 1 10. ue rather g7atificd
than otherwise TheJ 5tail: tbst. iiley have
never been in battle, and neIer expected 10
be; tnat they are opposed to ihe var, snd
hope fha, il iii .,or, he nrous',r Il A1ernll-
n FioT.
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svETjiELS Sj;EEYIs.

We copy tur following from tho Herald
Il lie %:
Tie sock marnet waa better yesterday
AID prices we're eli higher, with t;ie e:IccT-
ton OF CiQvc.nEients, which are still snEuir:
Money vas ab1udalt at four t.e re7 cer.s
Gold ie:lned 10 ll5, snd exchange 10 j.I,j :,
I.G.. Iha lGrport eutries oI Gry goods ior
! t;.c "ce.: "t:r large.
! The caitGr market vas hrEar ani higher
yesterday, with sales Of 2,j00 bales, closing
sti:; on liz. bass Q; i9tc. = SOC. ,pr mid
ding uI.lar'!;. The ilvur market was
! Is; ati"a, and closed with l dropping
! tcin!c,.,y .or most descriptions. IEe prnl-
, cps. ucnla!.; ~ns from the home traic---
| :! i:rat was heavy ana rather easnr, especially
! G,r cumln2i: qualities. while prime to choice
; lots ,1ere scarce and sustained Corn opened
! 1ti!i, but closed dull, with iair amount u
! sales. Pork opened tiriner, but cloEed dul!
! aad easier, p::;h. sales of mess at sll %, anG
H-Eicr afterwards fe!l back to I'll prime va:
! 1T - 2ja:Y ~, Beef was firm Lara Has
acs;I7-e aai still. Sugars were etesdy, with
sales Ct LOO KIDS. Tie prices cfthe McssrS.
fStds7s ior tce;; retinaS sugars are given =.
; a,i;;::,a:z r;luniH. The stock c! raw auss.
a.:iounted @ 1892 nhdS., zsainst 66,..3I ~
nc .aI.a tine last year; t,30o heXt5
a-.ias; -, 3i.: last ytsr, 22.5H5 uass,
! sssirSl lGi,ii9 last rear: ard lI' i.hIs
is.eis,:u, against iT3l !sSt rsaG. llt!ec
vs.: Gn.t ana s!eSiy. rftietta "e'e less
HuoTanr .i:u act.rc; wheat was tahen 70
! i.,reipo3l sc t.. .!aiid. and Hour At 's' I'd 81
II London ;.,tlg:t mei AZ !i; aTH: GS,i: :! =
! = Il e!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
F;Slt a. Nslier.. Hill.

= iaitions particulars haTe :tsoi.5i ::
ilYl. The sane oi the spirited conte3, IL Alai-
TeTi! iIn, C.: -,!onday evening, which iTfo-i1
Us ol the l1Ss ii THAI ros.tion, after a gciisns
rss:aiaucS against greatly superior far:e ii
rbe eT-rnE. The E;ll wss defended - v1T-
sions IF several regiments, infantry, r.se!E5
anl artillery, AMI vas assaulted il the i3re-
noon ty q ;lcav! i6I2s rom he enemy, re-
sulting il disastrous rs!.rlse. l., the ai;et-
noon thret c"nplsts divisions ii: the eneu,y
moved a7air3: the Hi, il wa; ,i.itniei until
many ol' tie IneE had hecorae exhausted aDi
Irlici: OF 1:.e sI2ra"n,t:Si! sZgeEi.i: AID rnen
OUT salis1t 1Tccp ?; siow.;; retired 10 Sa"aSe;s
Statior he euemy captured q lev o. our
r.:c:za .ad clo eupt: ca:s=c2, Q! !;hc Ca:kis
Rangers, :;vo vsTe killed and ti:i7teea missing.
T;e h.:c rGa7d oi 20 ctlit: ca3:a;1ioa.
The TWO killed .llEded 20 -e-o F1i=.tc5
jacob r. all aud Wm. P Riunf, wt1 T&Ta ei:1-
pTiscd wien Oh pick: after tho l-treat, All
While stationed on Tuesday .d"Injag in 'Thii::e
Oak Svanp.
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ATiTel CT Officers,


lie following exchanged officers arrived
in this city yesterday and. reported Al Ger
eral Windcr's Office: - :-.7,,-:,-.
Captain y. L. NingfGlsl, 2Stn vs., sap-
tured at Williamsburg, :
Lieut.. J. z. DcekTor, .1:lh CcorSia1 cap
turei at Front Rnyal.
Lieut.. q. B.. Samuel, 10Th Virginia, Front
Royal.
Lieut.. Colonel J. O. Loug, 22:.d3S caroliaa
Fair Oaks.
Lieut.. ". 7. Anderson, 5th y. Carolina
W ilhamsburg.
Lieut.. c. {. Ravks, Ash Virginia, Kerns.
town.
Col, E. c. Cook, s2a Tc7ns-=se, fort
Donekon,
Lieut.. Coloael NJ. +, Carter, Goth Ts71sssea
Fishing Creek.
Lieut.. Colonel I F. Winston, SD ..asrl.7;:ss,
see, Fort Donelson. :.
CAPT Jzsp: Mes!ssr, ID ,I.zii.. I-,i.:
Capt, Jno, D. F;tsir-.7, SD ;i.Eiz:, 0e;s:s;,
!owH,
Li-us, j !. james, llt1 TTi,siIvs, /,
lia1n5buTg,
Lieut., Wilija" Faie, 4h Virgins. l.ora-.
I"w-H.
i'ari. II. L. M"rri."is, ILL VirEin!,. Ksrn.
town.
Lieut.. Z. j. Boyd, din Virginia, kernsrngn
Lieut. u. VI. icllrh, GIn Virginia, Front
Royal.
Lieut., 5. t, Williams. l,L IorF; c. s. !.
hsTD.Iown.
Lieut.. Tho~s5 GsTtJ. tn Louisiana, ,Gsiaes'
,i:ll:.
Lieut. II IcS7ss. IN y. Carolina; Il. 6.
Swamp.
L:s;:::. G =. Dc?d: -7eiso=. A.euic:. ;, ak
Oaks
Lieut., :, :. ;.,.lry. .i III y, ca7ci;..a. ali
Gt.E'
Lieut. 2 5, nssy. 5. IA Ti:s:n.,., 1.,,,rsa-
ter.
Lieut.. j. N. Lyis, 4th y;TsiEia. Nernatosr T.,
Mayer T. ';raybili, 2nth Georgia. Fat
Oak.
uolonci ! urakc. 18th lii:sissippi,- Fsrt
Uonelson,
Iieuteaa1t Coj, s Keca. ii. Arl.snaa:, &:
Louis.
licat. ". ,. Cicg. i4sr Georgia. Es:z
Oaks.
Lieut.. j. L. +. ,i;llisr, .i9t1 Gao77s;;., : I'll
ual:c.
LicHt. Z l., rct., ;2i virginia Naii.>
i!,ut. !, :, nirn. til, Virginia rarm!ry
Sa!rH.
Leut. J. u, Wilcnsr, @!:i Virginia. 81:
! town,
Captain 5. VI. Summers, Virginia: l,o7.;
R2yal-
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. Eruiisui cavalry J,sst IL cAullae

o., Yesterday, one kundred OF Stusrl's Cav
airy u;aie dash against eight hundred ci
the sae1ny's cavalry, near Mount Carmel
Church, il. Caroline county, and drove thec:
back upon thsir artillery, killing and wound
In iaany, AMI taking some fifteen CT twent!
p.ilsoo1277s- portion cs IRON a-riscd in TIE
city last evening".
The cnemy's art;,.cry opened -Pon our
troops as they approached within range
wneu The latter e.. b2ck - :heir original
1os,t:oi,, With but slight .css-:o-s !, ali
from me artillery
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s.., I;;gEE LYI"...
tha Herald" editoriallJ l. .all.S A:

tit 81 th7:s thousand sn.i '.lty odd prison,
er5 Of var al Fort Dcla'-.i, fou1 hundred
aare hs2u allowed 10 .ak.. -: oath nj allie
,-isncs 20 the Unitea Stsir@ ,hich is atou:
tI;e tii.i CT til whole nuu:5rr whose 1Ii5a il
i: d support 1Ee cid tlsE ui:cr which they
were BORN ani 5eared. III of these Inen
who haze taaT; permitted: ,"etha oath a7o
Northern slcr, some ri III =. save beer .1Sl-
iarl: s.ii=:::c: ;i.s; ;5 IL" :tcel service; and
rho ncw- sec fkc tTT6T .; 'hair STG:;; :nG
7-i:n &c repent ;'tGc7:: 49, nncn "l.o haze
euTpo.ici tie soii.a il, IL la'alacus ccn'S2 %
iestrc~ th5 Union. T.. word Il 1cnI.h, yat
t.=~iHe "a desire IL bc,otae .~.,.irr', have been
iInGT5 ss+J into iia r:i.a! r.ai's Il:! ing te-
t--::;;.I raD=nlaTn
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=. correspondent SSUIS t-iS i"l."N :
count Of the re2ens cs-slr?- fGFt 81 orange
Court fIon:5.
t:okDo:isTii.IE. Aug =. l512.
To III .L&:;.57 II tx Engairsr'
i:Es1ii,silE: have been endeavoTing to
obtain correct intelligence OF the Cavalry
fight at Orange Court House, on d.! before
Yesterday, it appears tiiat Colonel Jones,
with the 7t!s Virginia Cavalry, formerly i'll
General Asi,by's co1nmand,l va, Tlet Oh this
side and nrer u Orange Court House, hy
what piored to be The advance force I'll the
Federal Cavalry, aud drove them bach iato
the riDsge, v:here the nla;a force vas con-
cealed in the cross Streets- HIS ic7ca-5one
200 prc6abiy-was virtually surrounded and
compelled 70 cut is :-ag ogt. The enc
my's force was 1,ICO orr more. OF well
sr;n.d ani equipped cavalry from New
Tgrt, Vermont, New Jersey e2d Mary
Laui. The fight wss desperate, OF men
killing 10, woundiHs severely II to Il,
and flslIy taking prisoners II Of the enemy.
None of. our men we're killed, bIt aon's II or
IS were wounded and about 20 takal prison
.ess-knons them Major Thomas Marshall, Of
=EEsaauier,=Eho-wss wonndsd=seyerely BY q
shot IL the knee: Colonel Jones is also
wounded, BY 8 sabre-cut' across the hand:
:Aftsr The: ;!fghtsthe enemy Tstleated beyond
tho Rapida1 fiyer, ahd subsequently,, General
Reb.rssenIS 81 ith 1 L force of ou< cavalry, oc;u-
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k1ctnef Confederate Iit:-aa.aur1.

&c "Tribune" publishes an account If tie
c'&3ing of ~salthJ citizen oc Es1noldt,
.eno., named Teadle, whose only offence was
.'a: Of defending his own i,eside. The Yam
sscs crsrged him with plotting Col. Jucsson's
:'rces to bridge inside Of their Uzes, :. il;ct.
:ei. Jackson desired to hate burned. he
:"l!cwing Is copy Of the ozde7 announcing
~: is:-t.:
:" G:n, j. z. Qu:asoy:
"rRrs7oS, Tenn, Jul: 90, 1862.
'iEe -aan who guided the rebels to tie
9fidse that was burned was hung to-day
lie had taken the oath. The houses Of four
others who aided have been burned to the
c75nni. G. II. DopcE.
E7:ssa.disT General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

10 hare seen, through the attention of a
%.::si:;;::, Wheeling psper oi date as late as
i;i: 18th. Ta7ee editorials appear il 1t N
:i.5r,nciation Of Carlile, Who is one Of Pier
:'rh;'s United States Senators. 1t charges
-: -. w;tb 7irtaalIy aiding the rebsis, vnl as
cat 70 DC trusted. Wille:, the otke7 "Seaa-
-" is warmly applaudcd.
4 notic" Of awar nseting" is c::'cI, at
-i::cn Sner7ard Clemens is announced 10
peak: 50 that, after iii, Clemens ha= go1s 20
re do.s.
me same paper contains var speech ii
';o-ernor'' PieEpoint, in which his "eSoei-
,.acy'' INDUCES himself in many c!e5snl e.;
;7sss;ons, to the delight of the mcn, It's
f.TE '.gsiast - rebels is also very frightfri;--
30 goes for con6scation, hanging, shooting,
'Td ever: other terribie thing; for, san, l,s,
= hat rights is deTlish rebel entitled ~ -
f.ernoint will flourish eior ssuso,..'
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service, and several that they forced from
nome have returned. One Of these said that
they gave him nothing to eat fer day, and
ne overheard one Of them say, pointing TO the
negroes, sThese ars to help to pay the e1-
Fensss Of the war; which CufTsr iul.rproted
t. nesa that they were TO. be scld tc rSi5s
money, etc., and, consequently, hs left them
on the frat opening for his escape.
a REFUGEE FROM STLETaRo.
July 50th, 1862.
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T1 !: RI:HGnMA fEeUIRER.
->;;sp rAIIV. SEMl.wREKLy ANu WEAKLY.
~ TYLER, WISE s ALLEGRE.
TER VI S.


D>;r :AFss, r;SA: dsi:a's 2os s:aas, NJ: a., ;Sa q;
.r 80, - ss4i.ysrklv Elk dollars ,.-r -auun
ssi la..ars ior s;z m'nSAs, payable IL "a-
- yc- tic EryxLT. rEhEs dollars per sunn'a or
-. =. ywEIvL dollats--ioE DIX mouths TWO dol
= -. :5vr--;> ne p~iG invariably in sdra2ca.
=. .s,,lot.ou, received for less THAI oi= '"":ca.
ADV ERTISlAG.
NueSl or less, one lD5etttSE, - 20
u.s. E.eh sditiiupsl insertion, " -
Que uiertS, without .'ie:r...L : 8:
Thrss Il 10
T1s,rs. 81 " 4 g. 6,
= ,,-s!ss, three ra?ain', ~ 81
T=e!rc 81 10
..rss:,seneris to DO considered b. :he mouth
=. s,es, specified VI the fasnuse'ip OK previously
=. - :; h:Tweea tho parties.
Advertisement not marked on the copy :er sfe-
rmp=r OF Insertions %ill be conunued until order
=! aavnsa' exar,ed accordingly.
.,c-:r.-t As ADvEKrISEkHSTS.-TV avoid Ray .rtsGa
- 90 ou tie plrt oil the AaEval Advertisers. :: is
,:.:e d.siGcy, ic:t ths!r privileges only e&,ea
..-s-rsi:.se business. Roai Estate Legal snd al!
s.r..::.-,ueu;s sect ay then 20 he Al sldit.c2ai
'~;..sl E,,s:e aud General Agents AdTssist!cats
s..tse tT :ehs yossr but 70 bc cEarecl IL tAe
-:.:s Saa.e; ~ sueh diseUun:s ~ Sha.i se -ssSi
asd rsarlv advertisers generally. c..
q, more squares. with the privilege OF chaase.
:: \: ,s :ac:s yesriy average, IN SaE one week, "a
s-..= ,cs ainora: agreed ui"u - '!'s ''a&a.aS
:s. -. :.=i:sc:, aut ait c-c""'.'es eu|- "II'"A'
-. .,..>, H,1C a'Ga! f1;"s -. . >, .
va cncuts inserted IL ;he Errai- H"E!! 80
- .-.:s rsr square ef uuee or less Log lhe :N'
= -: IN ceGis Per sTuare FOR each e"l''""iAt= I,
,,-... IS cc=;O Tor Zach io,cr::ou.
a::,rs!c> aat Erloat-> "a ks>Ptct, eHt""''i'S
=. .:t ;asrstl COX |' aGF-ri'SrfeI''.
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nKIAI ",R hintTifit.

C.4,,:4.I1., August Ia Tsr nier,H.1
was held here last night, nki'h ~: All iii
nense affair. Business Wa g5ncIali? sCa'
rended, after fur o'clock III tic aIt-rn1vn.-
There wss speaking from thTaA StRn't>. Tni
,peakers we're Go'sTn"r Morton, uehsr"
W-alluc-, !ieut.s,aI': l5s:a5i,or Fish, ani
nsay others. Se:sTai bands cI music, lis
pls7 oi iira~cTl;s dSA the ringing Of tic bells
ci tie Fi7e DeFsrtiaeH: c=li"sn"d ;ae cc:s'
sion.
Resolutions we're sio9:cd dcc;a-i@s5-~:
Will sustain the government: in Icore r;sor-
GUS prosecution Of the war: recommending
the consscation OF the property Of traitors
everywhere; expressing cIaiteFable opposition
- cornproz.;ss with traitors; and Tia: :: vi.
resist hostile foreign ;Dter:ent:c-.
Ire World" es:s ed:corinIC:
il is aor7 oertair ;iat aa o7ds. lii &C. :,
sued fc- draf. il sucn States ur sections o
States as will not supply theiI quotas Ct InaI
before tbs middle Of the present month,
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rs co5t oi raising soldiers =--dc7 W..sr-
ent State autnorities Ts7ies Tc:T :::-cE l.
Michigan I,90g lea COS, s2l,v23; il iowa
1000 ner cost So, 5000; il New York 1861
men cost q, 7,s35; il Illinois LOO men cost
s42,6Q5; in Wisconsin, 900 men cost nearly
100000. There must have bscl "leap OF
p,vale-" !. INC latter State.