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The national Republican., 1862-06-27
The Expedition up White River
omei.i RsPsrt sr -'s-oAesr Davis.
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.. MENPHu, June 10, 1857.
SIR: The Conestogs, Lieut. Commanding G.
". Blodgett, arrived here to-day from White
ivrr. a r.i
She brings Information Of the capture Of two
batteries st 81. Charles, eighty miles from the
mouth, the arst Of which mounted four Parrot
guns, and the second three 42-pounder rified
guns. - la "r r.-
Three guns, II is understood, were taken from
the aasboat Aariposa, which, after being dIs-
msntled, Was sunk. ar a. 2
Thero ID now but one gunboat remaining In
White river the Ponchartrain = mounting
three or five guns, and having her machinery
protected by iron and cotton. r.r ~ d. =
The enemy he's attempted TO block up the
river by driving piles and by sinking bosts,
but no ssrioua obstructio6s have yet been dis.
covered. .,r.N.
The Conestoga will return to White River 70
night, with reinforcemeuts, accompanied by an
additional transport laden win commisary
stores. .,..,,., .r
The victory at St. Charles, which has probs
sscarsd our Communication with Gen. Ourtis,
would be ,unalloyed With regret, but ior the
fatal Incident TO the steam drum snd heater Of
the Mound City, mentioned 10 my telegrsphic
dispatch. y. ~ ~. %" -
0f the crew, consisting of ITS officers and
men, 8! have siresdy died, 43 wsss killed In
'he wats, or drowned, rs are severely wounded,
and srs now On board the hospital boat
Among the latter is Capt. Kitty. They promise
to do we'll Thr"e otncers and twenty-tW men
aosped uniAiured. .S a. 40
Alter the explosion took place, The wounded
men were shot BY the enemy while In the water
aud the boats Of the Conestogs, Lexingtou, aud
ST. Louis, which went 70 The Assistanos Of th,-
were hred ipto both With great guns and mus
ksts, and we're disabl I'D -0hs tf ihsm forced ou
shore 70 prevent sinking o. o.
The forts were comm ,udsd by Lieut.. Joseph
Fry, late Of the United States navy, who u now
prisoner and wounded. - r"Mt
The Department and country Will contrast
these barbsritiee OF . savage enemy with ths
humane efforts made by our own psop.e t
rescue the wounded and disabled under slmi
lar circumstances, In the engagement Of rhe 9Th
Instant o.. .. ..-e t"I
Several poor fellows, who expired shortly
after the engagement, expressed their willing
ness die when they were told that the victory
Wa ours. .I y
1 have the honor to be, very respectfully
your "0fS,snt Ess ncss ssrvsn n, VII: C. h pAys Ha,
lIon GFpsos wELLEs, Secretary Of Navy. 10
ION the next day, June 20, Com. DsvS writsI
that the foregoing account, as "a our losses, II
incorrect, and that be will not make fins
report until he has f" further knowledge" II,
adds that Capt. Kitty, although suffering much
Is propopnced by the surgeon To be- out of dan
ger--Eo. RRP.l .ur I,'
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

1SrERsArIosAL PosrAoE-Ihs British Pos
0ffics has Withdrawn It's original rsopositiou
made in 1857, snd formerly accepted BY Poa
master General Blair In November last, for Z
reduced rate Of international letter postage
from twsaty-four 70 twelve cents, between ID,
two countriea Ths United States Post one,
Department did sot anticipate this withdrawsl
afser the subject was favorably reopened )!
the present Postmaster General and upon y,
British basis lr
This result will be very much regretted !,
the commercial and social correspondents Il
both countries. ... ..''.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

- Hon. Emerson Etheridgs will deliver
an GRAFTON from the steps Of the Washington
monument In Baltimore, on the. fourth day Of
July. The most extensive preparations for
celebrating this national holiday have been
made by The Union men Of that city.H /:
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Capture q 10000 Po.nds sf Bacon-nss-
ssssiPpi sna Tennessee Rsilroad Bro
ken-white River opsa 70 0en.Curtis's
Army.
MEMPHIS, June 23.-A dstachmsn. of the
Sixth Illinois cavalry made descent on band
Of rsbsl cavalry guarding train near Cold.
ssies station, on the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, and captured rs prisonsrs and about
2e.0;0 pounds Of bacon. which was upon III.
trnla- They destroyed the bridges on the road
rendering 1t impassable. a - G.,r
The navigation Of White river Ia nov open "a
Gen, Cnrtis's army. aa".H d''
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

NEW ORLEASs dstss to the 18th have been
received BY an srrivsl at New York.
Sugar IVES selling ct 81 cents for "fully fair, ~
and good deal was being shipped North.
The weather was delightful, with refreshing
showers.
Rebel Officers and soldiers were allowed 10
return to the city on condition Of taking the
oath Of allegiance.
The four men sentenced 10 be hung by Gen.
Butler for robbing citizens, were executed on
the l7th.
Com. Porter's mortar feet had gone 70 vicks.
burg.
Com. Fsrrsgut WAS already before vicksburg.
A portion Of bis feet had routed the enemy
from Grand Gulf. One man, named W. II.
Weeks, wss killed on the Itasca, and four
wounded.
The Bank Of America, of New Orleans, Ia
paying specie.
Cen Shepley had vetoed several acts Of the
common council, which were calculated TO In.
jure the rising Union feeling
Guerilla bands along the Mississippi have
annoyed psssing vessels to some extent.
From the New Orleans Dslta, June 8.
.nr NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULy,
NEW ORLEANS, --, 1862.
GESERAL OsDsRs, No. 49,:
|. l. The lsundresses Of companies are not per
mitted TO come into the quarters Of the men
They must be kept In their own quarters, ant
the clothing sent TO them and sent for.
II. Any officer who permits . woman, BLACK
or white, not bis wife, In bis quarters or th,
quarters Of hIs company, will be dismIssed th'
| service.
By command Of MAJ. GEN. BurLEs.
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sinister predictions Of our downfall. II is the
drst time, indeed, within the present genera
uu1, uu1,vAR-kNshsavgsssissay -eaAsssas
Congress.
We know TOO we'll what The "odor" was, Of
inst sr~nsssUussisy;A whsuh; ussiarsoss>s,v~ss
tsds self ssyssd, and wAach ~ new foaad NJ
nt termination ID Y secsfodAf revolt OF The,
true nationality. Of the. stsnp Of the rsvolu
tionary fathers, ws bave seen ypo.Aias 10 ,S,s
day until now. l52 3 ...f''aaa' ch @
Instead OIL hundred and afsy millioas for
the purchase ofa slavs.cursed island, to keep
up IN odious equilibrium between freedom ssd
ssrvitnde, We have measures for the dsvelop-
ment Of continental America, In the Interests Of
advancing empire and Of an expasding popu
ton Of freemen. Il Il upon the "Sndless shorss
Of the Pacific" aud upon the mountains snd
valleys Of the vast region which separstes ~
from them, that the legislation Of this Cougress
stamps the certainty Of progress, Of population,
Of liberty, Of civilization and Of Christianity.
It was the glory Of the great nations Of antiqui.
" that they diGussd their msanerA their Ian
guage, and their arts, in distant colonies. But
the adventurous Greek did NOT pas the limlts
Of the Mediterranean and Black Seas, nor did
the Romans, In the zenith Of their imperial
power, embrscs but the half Of the area which
America, under the lead Of her truly great men.
10 now about 10 reduce 10 actual possession.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

FREDERIoxssuRG.-Allt the bridges soross the
Rappshsnnock were carried away on the night
Of the 2sd instant by sudden twelve foot rise
10 the river. The timber is ready for new
bridges, which will be thrown across without
delsy ST.. 4
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Fl BY 1EfSRAPH.
hsh ~ ll,.ry Changes.
GEN POPE to- NRE OOAnANDER-IN-
OF. .HR4---
g1oNfJBANKsA AMP n NNoDoWHh,r,
'0ssueyUs JWeG GoeSepso --oev----
'' .4,aH EReSnEorced.
Mcclellan and Pope to Operate
Against Richmond.
LATEST FROM BEFORE RICHMOND.
,rhe l4ast AHair a Psrsect suc.
.......... ~ Ch cess. oil cb 80

The forces under Major Gsnsrsis Fremont,
Banks. aud Mcdowell have been oonsoaldstsd
INTO one army, called the" Army Of Virginia.
and Major Geueral Pope has been especially
,ssirned by the President to the chief com
The forces under Gen. Fremont ooniutute
he hrst army corps, 10 be commanded by Gen.
Fremont. 90 l...... rl yt ~.
ms foross under Gen. Banks oonstituts The
second army corps. and ARE to b. commanded
The forces under Cen. Mcdowell constitute
the third army corps, and are to be commanded
'EoCAll's division, ten thousand strong, which
foi med part Of MoDowsll's o0rps, has reached
Gen. Mcclellan, by water, md another division
IA I" follow Immediately In the same way, while
Gen: Pope viii also operate against the enemy
1t Richmond. .. ~ ~
Besides MoCalls div ,ion Gonaral Mcclellan
has received other endorsements to the
amount Of several thou ands ancs the battle Of
Fatr Oaks. .. ~ dc
Adlspatoh received ut the War DspArtms,t
yesterday afternoon from General Mcclellan
states that the affair OF yesterday WAS perfectly
successful. That We hold the new picket lins
undsturbed, and thxt all is very quiet in his
bank Of the Chickahominy.s IiflsT -rHH pr.
.'a' nn >$> Oh az To-.
Thc Affair sf Wednesday, Near
aichHnond. -
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Sixteen Carloads of Rebels.

WEST CsnsrrR, June 25.-Sixtsen oar. loads
Of rebel prisoners passed down the Psnnsyl-
vapla Ceptrsl railroad this afternoon, an rouis
for Philsdslphis- Az they passed down thsy
cheered loudly for jeff, Davis, crestng. ia!
tnrally, great Indignation among the people
reading on the line OF the road.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

The POPs,-It 10 intihsted 10 ioreign papers
that at the great Catholic Convea,iop about 10
meet in Rome, the question Of the Pope's emf
grafton TO America will be seriously discussed.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
Y PORTAsLn COPHINs pRESs.
4a'a tsIBu HANNAH q CO., uu.

Bols Psoprissoss, - cii6 Street, sswYSsk.
&c AZ ,;c,ic; q prc: ~ IN = slc .sS axS o
any nlarsa pdstaSS pAi1 8Dssoriptlvs Circular
ssst Y s.s.sstsA stsliesss sa'i Assats supplied
%Es,fSos1isasy isdsssssas ossrsd 70 ,.,.lll.
geot Aeeat 7'''''N N aas sa-1ARw8pl
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
GOAL OIL LAMP STORE.
COAL OIL APPLIED TO GAS
4. a.. .4-,,a l.. .4 ElN rll,EN u

Osn bs ssa ia epsr.sia. sseh sysslsS ~ No sy8
invite ths oitizs, y come sld ~ -.
ChaSd slisrs, Psidsnts, snd Harp for rarlos,
1alls, 0MsssI Issrs, chsfohsS 1sd Hospitals, al
Gec.um = q Ca vill and 1t srsat savns TO use
fhIs ~ nns 2 ,.nnsd I'D :.
rsl. and good sepply of vas3o1s patterns Of Table
LenesI Qhlnnsy siadas, -. BiliuI aDi -.
S-'' TENRY sAyLEY CO
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
LATE FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Slave of q Rebel Decla red
Free.
IMPRISONMENT OF WOMEN USED AS
TOOLS BY THE REBELS. y

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-In the United States
court, in the CASE Of" Edmund" whose master
had permitted him to work on rebel forti6ca-'
lions st Fort Donelson, Judge Ballard declared
the negso free. I,
Gen. Boyle, commanding the United States
forces 10 Kentucky, has ordered the provost
marshal Of tbis city to dt up house In . proper
manner for the imprisonment of rebel women
who do or say anything to incits rebellion.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

PRoMorED.-J. ". Turner and Frank Ksmble,
acting masters mates, have been promoted to
acting masters and ordered to Boston on the
U. s. ship Ino. o..
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Com. Foote, bis wife, and physician, passed
through Syracuse on Tuesday, on their way
Eastward. The veterans health Ia improving,
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The Nashville Union says: This war would
have been ended months ago had we put forth
half the energy and severity displayed by the
rebelsnl 5. yI's-J : '. +
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lfrOR 0ALD,i ~ o, al 90
II 5jifA N0W AND ELEGANTLV aI.
.pIo.p RITIED CANAL PACKET BOAT
ApYly s0.f fluUJ .5sdHI II N. EASILY,
JsT-1r Corner an1 26tA streets.
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paorpS'.AEy yos srArrossaY.
. .. . ..l.Yh ..WAn DsrAssasss,

PAoF0sAIs vil = ssssivea 4 III B. 1sssmsn,
s.ai i!S'sS:k e. tesd.y, ~ M.h day "a Jaiy
a: Il E: ~ Is'S: vi s:ss;s s;.s sa,s 4
Juup, looe Tyg 7r,g N n, Eet IN rr'1-T mi -
4 r. .,s,io.syY n..s bs q y h. qsaiity. aTi
" Ths;r blddsf v Ss 4 qsirsd 70 rive bond
vth sppsovsd 9sstss. ~ ~ latkfsi fulainsas Of
hiA sesiraes ~ The DSpAstnsas " 20 erve the
kht to order TIE artoles q such umss and 10 spch
QsAntits ~ II nay deem propsr, ard to ilofea or
diInls ssh IL quantities. bel, Stats'. W. f1N
4 Artovsa not DansA IN The, atdae are to be fur
nj he'd, at the option Of the Department at tn. low
sst narkst prioss, ....s ,,,..g.....,, 80
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

EAMiLIEs wishisg. pSfgss sAfy Rssms,
Il with trnnsisnt boarding ban be suited by apply.
Ing at iils Chestnut street, fhiladslphia.
Je 23-lms
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
(ulRFY.sEvRnfn csNaR Ess,
,,.K::]9E;::'f|l, I ]

By Mr. TRUNBULL From citissns n IIli.
nola, pfayipg fos The pssaage Of Law providing
for Q ship canal IRON Lake Micb III 70 the
ul1uoepl avos. -s-.-''- -'--- ----'---''- =
IRg k. .TQSfnR: Froa eitisens Of Coaoeo-
~ pk<ysAg NJ he pasags Of general
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

a1sa>tspsh 4 ~ northeast corner Of D ant
s,snh kfsss, sbSond aoor. over v. D. shsp
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
Mr.. NOBLE, Of Ohio, submitted M lblldw
ing res llution which was also sdnptAA;n


Whereas, II ID but just lsasd proper that all
those soldiers Of the Unitstl States armyiwho
have volunteered 10 tsyve for three years or
during the war, under the not Of July, 1881,
and who have since been discharged OF may
hereafter DO discharged from suoh ssrvies bs,
fore they Rhail have ssrssd tWO yesrs, by
reason 0fphysioxi disability incurred uhils Ia
the serti0s, should be entitled, 10 the same
bounty Of 800, ~ provided In sAid Aot In behalf
OF those who may serve for tNo years, or may
die In the aervtoe, thsrsf0re, u nslppsa
Resolved Thst the COMMITTEE on Military AZ
fairs be and they are hereby squesesd 10 Ok.
anime into the propriety'ef granting them such
bounty, and that they report byl6ill or other
wise. - Justice shaii dsnsndAir bUa lunrb 7f
"'hTto W. b Posr Rou+tsa "a ,i9rrhraH ~
: NJ. COLFAx, from tie COMMITTEES on tie
Post Office and Post Roads. reported o bill 70
establish atii ional post routes, Read twice
and recDnmitted 'up rarN - o.. %
f'"' '-H = MPEACHMENT. .Pr1.,,m ph
The House again. resolved I sslt Into Com.
mlttss ef The, Whole on the state OF tho Union,
and again proceeded 70 The Senate 70 hear the
jud gment 10 the impeachment oass, Altar which
they returned. Tbs committees then rose, aud
NJ. WASHBURNE reported 70 ths House that
Judgaent bad besn psssed'upon Jsdseo Hum
pbreyt2 Adjouraed sn .f1a''.u .us,r ;.ob -,
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
,.. z. =. . ..-,os ttIb... q
! !; :: !; :: ::

E.:.ssd:s. foos. 1os!sf. al. ). ssls. Harlan,
i.s.n. sns q ns.sf ss.SZ ssS. f.
4Ufffh, HU1ult1, -RuUeTdy, uuun6UYT O6Vvs.
man. Sumner, Ten 1yck. frumbuil, Ws4e, vii.
ksnecn, Wiley, wilaot, Wilson Of Missouri, and
Wright-sS.
fss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
H. .; IL o1ee ~ -. uoas voa1e, "a kH3lfy.
oa ~ vssdle> lnsspssilstia0 M I'm -,
Ing o@cs, The vote Stood, SplliS 81. ~ Sull1,
onee EDS DO slil.mh 10 seialS n ,,ialJ .sdfF
saSse Ooust was Aiaolvsa, end ~ aspsls ~,
Joaesedsa f1oT apr' siyr b.soGa ii .iiarsIi -,
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

Mr.. HOLMAN, Of fIudtana, oGsro1 the follow.
Ing resolution which yes adopted: .-,4 ,
% Resolved, Thattba Hscrstasy af ths Intsrior
be directed 70 furHiah u fhb. Hopaa, a - satly
n day ss may b. practicable, daring the next
sessfon Of Congress-, \ tAbulaF ,stAte,nsut OF the
number Of persons on the pom Ion roll Of ths
United States, NJ the various rsass Of pension,
whether In the regular army, militia, vplln.
teer service, or navy, and the number OF a0pll.
cations fOv psnsions pending xnd Undecided at
tho time Of m AkInG suoh report. f mn ii.-.s. | /,
The national Republican., 1862-06-27


oath Of allegiance. He gave a bond In .
large smonnt at the Instance Of his friends, o. d
remalnsd y He had known Dr. Th9rpburs; had
co-opsrsted with him q Clay WhIg. HI vas
Uuion msu, and organized Q company OF cav
airy TO escape into Ksatacky aud join the Fed
ersl army. But he was captured and held q
prisoner Ut Cumbsrisud'by Confederate troops;
and was marched back on foot, bis horse fol.
lowing him; marched Into court between two
alss 81 soldiers With muikeJ Ind bayons,S sst;
aud Judge IL. made bittsr, vindiclivs. politi.
cal stump spseoh from the benoh, declaring
there were troops enough there TO sustain our
tober, 1861. The Judge said hs was undecided
whether the oa1oer came within bis Jurisdiction
or that oflhe military. The prisoner wss con-
fined 10 zolllsoflers camp, The Judge sp-,
pointed oommassoHsr toYhOld .c0urt In bic
Absence, and sst M tAe tnpg Hrt'pt whom the
eoumissionsf wa bssnly Asurk, X isis repre-
ssntation o. the So,lthrra Conisdyracy,, His
friends offered 500, 900 bonds. inrr ~ snl ,sn
The Commissioner replied ihst u ~as not
bsilsbls offsnoe. Hs was a prisoner from The
6th OF December, 1861, ~ The 81 Or March,
1862. Was finally discharged by Ar. BeDj.-
min, putporting To BIZ the Secretary o. War OF
would go into court asd take the cath of ale
glance I should be released. i rspiisd, I" 1 in
lend 70 lie here until rot from disease, OF die
Of cid age, before will take the oat, II Lle-
glance 70 your GovernnsatGI I deny yJur right
t. administer such an oath. deny that yOu
have any other Government than Sou'hsrn
mob. Yoa, bsys nsvsgo bean recogniSA bj any
civiiIssd powsraapoo tha afacs Of De eastn, and
you hsysf will b. And lwilt sss ths South
ern'C Confsderacy, and you and me on NE top II
II, 10 the Internal regions before win do IT,"
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C-Jss NJ Lowry, Captain Robert Mckee First Lieu.
tenant Ma.ion Radcliffe, John Gudger Second Lieu
tenants.
D-JOhn A Jervs Captain; Arthur Dewers. First
Lisnt VIM Brown, John w Hall. Second Lieuts
Fl Hirsm Rogers. Captain; VIM Ferguson First
Lieut. John Teagne, Henry Plott Second fieuts
F-Wm Enloe, Captain; Jas A Thompson, First Lieu.
tenant Stephen Miller, JAS Coney, Second Lieuts.
G-Mechsldec Chandler, Captain; VIM Williams,
ond Liputs
Holm Robesun, Captain; VIM McB Roberts, First
John 'Blaylock, Captain; Julius Garland, First
Lieut. Elijah W Baker, David Young, Second Iheuts
k-Bachus 3 PrOfft, Captain Benz Wilmington,
FIRST Lieut.; Benajah Pr0ftt, Jas PIofftr; Second
L cuts
Thirtieth Regim't, IN. C. Troops.---Infantry.)
Francis Parker, Colonel; Walter Draughon, Lieut..
Colonel; Jas KeIl, Major
A-JamPs Holmes, Captain -, First Lieut. /;
Cornelius Patrick, Chas Stevens. Second Leuts.
B-Wm Drake Captain; Buckuer Williams First
Lieut.; John Brame, Weldon Davis, Second Lieuts
C-JuSeuh Graeu nar T.
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Peter Trouble6eld. Captain g. Rrf,.
D%joS G"a asbs wilson Second Leut Aen' First
alien King, Henry Harden Second Isn r'rSt Lieut.
Captain; Sanders N Il
Lieuts. r' '1"'"e" Covngton, Second
,;F.Jo5hua Little, Captain; Daniel Men you-.
Lieuts O"niel hoseman, Second
CT M -, -. Captain John E Rbeim Fi,,.r.
george Flowers Joseph Stephenson SecorS Lieut.
h-N1ah Rush, Captain; Lorenzo d AnJraru Leuts.
Lieut. Isaac Kearns, Nelson Hopkins Second First
eut nsrd Gardner Captain George BIuntonL g
DAv,o Masne's' Oliver Beam Second I:ut tss'
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops-1nfaptrvI
mar, Major. 0o'onei David Cole.
T.; Company Attention Strange, Capt; John ~,
FIRST Lieut. John Fain C MoseIey SacOnd Tyche
Joshua e BELL Capt Anderson First i Isu
,.C-Hngh Davidson. Capt; Samuel g WoN.. ,,
Lieus 'e' FARMER, Second
d. p.AW W Gaines, Capt; Jackson Shpmar IT,
lieut. YIN Allan, James Bearden, Second Tio,, Fist
flames Bryan, Capt George Bristol. Frs US
loert l. Leaiherman, James W 81 carer S mor Lieut.
fnants e"'ei' second Lieu
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LOUISBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE,

Il of MIR. james SOuthgate and LADY i 49,
In one OF the most delightful villages in North
The most tho rough instruction all branches of female
w De impaired by teachers of large experience
and undOubfed qualification
The music department is in charge of Prof v Kuerip.
ger tot Paris France pupil of Thaiberg Circulars will
Se sent 10 all who desire them For full particulars ad.
oreSS JAMES S0UTHGATE
Al, on 1870 Lousburg N. C.
xhP.i %, !on1. S5-tf
osR Raleigh papers. Wilmington Journal. Fayetteville
Observer, Tarboro' Souherner and Godsboro' Tribune
will prease discontinue the long advertisement in Their
columns and insert the above in its place. four times week
ly, and forward bills to Louisburg II. C.
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$50 REWARD

prehension and delivery to ME of nv bor FRaNK
1Ina within Wake County; and $50 it aprrehended and
qellvered to me from any point outside The CONT
black think probable he left this Mace en- T E5 not
last with some soldiers for Goldsborough or Knston
Raleigh, June g. 1862 n0IpEN ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES, STTnnD,
THREAD,

FAMILY FLOUR AND BACON HAMS
lust RECEIVED 80 BARRELS raWrIv ~" ,-r
- newly put up, and lot of PRIME Bacon Hams
June g. 1862. NJ 1o"LES Agt.
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NOTICE..
ON AND AFTER THE 5TH JAN 0AnIh an,
" 1862 all Freights between Weldon ana Co,"rT T-
will be taken at local rates. charges will folio" as -
sent and collections made at points of delivery pR
W. ] HAWKINS, Pres. d q; n; :"
p C. CAMERON, n {: y. ~
WIN. JOHNSTON, C. & 5 c. K ~ \:
NorE.-AT Government Freight will be shiPped D. "''
tofore. If
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 81, 1851.
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MUSIC.
VIGILANCE. poker MILITAINE by Asher, CSC.
YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS, Song, %
HOME, SWEET HOME %
SILVER LAKE WALTZ, 70
EVENING STAR So
THERE'S LIFE IN TIE OLD LAND YET,
Song, s.
Just received and for sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March II, 1862 2l-E
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NOTICE,
April 80, 1852

u A6kA POUNDS PRIME BACON FOR SALE
o9OOV Twenty barrels of Family FLOUR.
April 90, 1852. itA@ NC
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MILLER & BADHAM,

JACOB KULL & SONS,
Manufacturers of Gents and Bows Clothing,
FOR
CIVIL AND MILITARY USE,
Keep constantly on hand large assortment of
Cloths, of all Descriptions,
for Military Clothing. Also
Cassimeres and Vestings.
CORNER SYCAMORE AND OLD STsn
Petersburg Va
August e. 1851. H-y'
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE,
1.-TWO WASHINGTON PRESSES. ONE No. l WITH
Il elfinker the other No. T. with roller mold and all
fixtures The presses new and will be sold at cost
with freight added. Address Editor of the Standard
March Z, 1852. 2O-ln
% Register copy I'm.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-03-21
Enemies in our Midst.

The N. Y. Commercial. Rep. )
now representing a large amount
of Republican Public Opinion,
speaks of the ':impracticable
scheme of Senator Sumner :" cat
this moment Git says) we firmly
believe that the passage of some
of the extreme measures advoca-
cd by the Tribune of this city,
would be hailed by the active
partisans of Davis with delight.
Even the agitation of them is CAL
culated to give laid and comfort to
the enemy" however different may
be the designs Of those advocating
them.'