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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-25
From Washington.

WAsHlNGroN, June 22.-1rhe follow
ing official report of yesterdays Eight
has been received ard made public:
Headquarters Cavalry Corps, Campl
Near UppewilIo, June II.
Brig. Gen. s, Williams
Tmoycd with my command this NOR.
ming TO MiIdloburg, and attacked the
Cavalry force Of the rebels under Stuart
and steadily drove him all day, INJECTING
heavy loss ut every step. We took two
pieces of art llery, one being Bakely
gun, together with three caisson, besides
blowing one up. We iso captured up.
wards Of sixty prisoners and more are
coming. in, including Lieut. Colonel,
Major and five other officers, besides
wounded officer and large number OF
wounded rebels left in the town of Up
perville. They left their dead and
wounded on the field. 0fthe former ]
saw upwards Of 90. We also took a
large numberof carbines, pistols and
sabers. Our loss has been very small,
both in men and horses, and | never saw
the troops behave better or under more
dillicalt circumstances. Very heavy
charges werematle, and the saber was
used freely, but always with great ad
yantara 10 us,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-25
Admiral Footc at The roin. of Death

MFw YoRK, June 2o.-Admiral Foole,
whose sickness has been already annouu
ced, still fingers, but without the slight.
est prospect of recovery. Last evening
consultation OF physicians was held,
and the opinion among them that he
would Vardly survive tho night, He
was alive, however, in the morning, but
no favorable symptoms appeared. The
Admiral is gradually sinking, and his
death is almost momentarily expected.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-25
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

EyTHAsKs.--B j. Redmond, Esq,
has opr thanks for files Of Lynchburs
and Richmond papers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-25

WAsHNcroN, June 22.-The follow
ing official report Of yesterdays fight
has been received and made public
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
800 BOXES OF THE :
SOUTHERN aEphTTa pTTc

nave oeeh ordered In one day. Wherever known
theIr use continues. Without putting, they have
gained ground by their real value. ~ More
than hve hundred persons are known 10 have
oeen cured oy these Pills. =s
inns excellent family medicine is recommended
~ Tie PTopt.etofa s good only for Diseases of the
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1ney are Il perfectly safe medicine.
feter Naden, ESQ, of DiRwiddie County. Vir-
slnia, aiter describing remarkable cures in his
family OF Bilious Rheumatism and Pleurisy
says My Doctors bill has been heretofore
Ir0iu $40 10 S26J per year. have used them
Jthese phlsl Tor iHy family, which consists of
elPuteen "h5te andcolored, andhave not called in
a Doctor. This Is great saving. They certainly
are the best family medicine ever discovered !,
hey. John w. Potter, CT Greene county. North
CaroIlTa, mad suffered twelve years from n diSaas =
gu INeF, Wnlch the physicians had not been able
10 cure. lie says: Il commenced taking the
Hepatlc FILLS with ne confidence in them. 7Thev
acted IKE Il charnl on me. From that hour / have
improved. nave persevered in their use until
now, oy Gods blessing, l am well and hearty
I mac negro man Wno,as L believe. was saved
from death by = dose OF these Pills, Nv Doctor's
bill was annually from SI0J to $500. but bIye
nad no use for physician since"
Inc great tax and me immence increasa in tho
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| up the price, or stop the manufacture of the = g.,
1ney are no more profitable now than VIII. l,a
sold at onethird these rates.
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Coniederacy prepaid. Those who desire-less :..t
a dozen boxes will apply to the Druggists. G.
must always accompany orders. Address
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19

When he became king. David was
led ts commit sins which he never
knew anything about when a happy
innocent boy, gathering wild flowers
among the green pastures, or climb
ing the precipices OF his native valley
|, When be slept out amid the dewy
nights at Bethlehem, with nothing for
his curtains but the glittering heavens
above him, he had the softest of all
| pillows to repose upon, Gone which he
had not ALWAYS afterwards)-the pill
low Of a quiet conscience.
Reader, o are now like this shcp-
herd boy, young and happy. Try
never to do anything wrong which Will
make you unhappy. Learn, like Da-
vid, early to love Ged. He could not
have been SO happy, or great, or pros
porous in his after life, if he had not
loved God in bis youth. Let your ear
ly life be like a little Bethlehem val
ley where Gods name is feared, and
Gods word is.saad, and Gods praise
is sung. If you have no-harp like Da-
vid, let your heart, with as many
strings, be tuned to love and serve
God, and then you will be happy
With a quiet conscience you will 60 to
rest at night on your pillow, and next
morning you will be able to say, 81
) laid me down and slept, | awaked for
God s~ustained@ae.S
, There is a fax worse lion than thai
which David slew, who is watching t.
kill you. The Bible tells US that Sa
tan is, roaring lion," that he "goett
about seeking whom he may devonr.
, But Jesus Christ is the true David
E Keep close toHim. and He will "stan'
s by yoa and strengthen yon," and de
liver you ont efthe mouth of the lion.'
e Timothy, ": ~
'See the kindsnepherd Jesus stands,
+ With all-ensaging charms;
Eark how he calls the tender lambs,
d And folds them in His arms"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19

shall inherit the kingdom Of heaven, it
is but scriptural and reasonable to be-
lieve that the habit1al use of what in
toxicates must evidence that the guilty
either have none of the christian graces,
or if they have, they do serious injury
to them, and to their religious charac-
| ter and influence"
A man of great age and experience
says: Z" l can say clearly that I hsvo
no hesitation in asserting that habitual
drinking is inconsistent with a religious
character. In these times no man can
be a decided christian, active and de-
voted, who habitually drinks ardent
spirits. The general conviction of tn e
improperly of such a practice is SO
much at war with the practice that he
cannot continue it without doing vio-
lence to his conscience and thereby
bringing upeahimself a sort of Judi
clal blindness. lie MIST of necessity
stlfe his convictions and destroy spir-
~ituality of feeling"
The following is from another source
" A venerable minister of great expe-
rlence in ecclesiastical concerns gives
it as the result of his observation tina
nine tenths of all the cases calling fol-
church discipline have in years pas
been occasioned by the use of ardso
spitits.' E. F. R
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, CALDWELL
~ County, in Equity, Fall, 1s63.-James Har-
Per, Executor, Henry Sumpter, vs.. John Sud
dertb, William Sudderth. Abram Sudderth. James
Sudderth, Thomas Sudderth's hairs. Catharine
tennessee, Mira ,Vanoy's heirs, A. s. Kent,
Wlseman Loving, A. Alexander and wife Mahala,
Henry S. Taylor, Henry Taylor, William Ram.
sey, lsham Ramsey, Nathan Dehart and wife.
William Crisp and wife, Thomas Sumpter, de-
PENDANTS.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants, William Sudderth, Wise
man Loving and wife, A. Alexander and wife
Mahala, Henry s. Taylsr, Henry Taylor, Ishan
ramsey and wife, Nathan Dehart aad wife, and
Thomas Sumpter, are non-residents and live be-
yoad the limits of the State, So that the ordinary
process eff Law cannot be served on them, it
is therefore ordered by Court that publication be
made for six weeks in the Spirit of the Age,
commanding them to be and appear at the next
term of this Court of Equity to be held for the
County of Caldwell, at the Court House in Lee
noir, on the third Monday after the fourth Men.
day IN September next, then and there to plead
answer, or demur to the plaintiffs bill, else
judgment pro %confesso will be taken against
them.
Witness, William M. Puett, Clerk and MasteI
OF our said Court of Equity for the County O
Caldwell, at office in Lenoir, the Sth Monday al
ter the 4th Monday in Septempber A. D.. 1864.
S-6W. w. nj. Pile UT g M r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 6.
RICHMOND, Sent. I2 1862

TINE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFt.
= GERS and men, captured at Yicksburg. Miss
5niy q, Ioo5' and subsequently paroled, have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby SO declared
1. The Ollie rs and men of Gen. c. l.. Steven.
sons division.
:: The officers and men OF Gen. BuweD's d.
3. The officers and men of Brigadie1 General
ment. 'eSf
o. Inc officers and men OF Waars Legion.
. Also, all Confederate officers and men who
nave been delivered at City Point at any time
pheFious 10 9uiy 2oth, 1868, have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared.
SIT ROBT. OIID A0anf - pvoho,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
From the N. C. Presbyterian
Touch Not-Taste Not.

In these days Of darkness and gloom
the good cause of temperance ought
not to be negActed notwithstanding
the high price of ardent spirits, men
will indulge TO excess. Especially
onght professors of religion to be on
their guard against the use of all that
can intsxicate. Some years ago the
writer of this proposed the following
question to a variety of persons, in DIFF
ferent parts ii the country, $50 far
as your obseraation extends, what is
ne piety o. ri thcse
professors of Ysligion who habitually
use any intoxi atiug substance 2" We
did not want an opinion as to whether
they ought to Use them, but the noticed
effect on such as did
A brother, now in West Tennessee,
says:
While son Of such manifest an
excellent spirit and are ready to pray,
to give and to 20 for the cause of Christ,
yet the habitat use of spirits has a bad
influence on the christian spirit of pro-
(essors of religion"
DR.. in tbs church, of age, expe-
rience and extensive. observation in
Virginia, says in reply, Unsteady,
httul in its exhibition to the public
unsatisfactory n its private exercise
not reaching a very high standard"
Another brother, of most excellent
spirit in Texas, says: " | am constrain-
ed to say hat ~ far as my observation
extends, it is p&favorable. This is es-
pecially the case with those who use
ardent spirits SO as to be in any degree
excited by it. Such are either uniform
ly destitute Of The fruits of true piety,
or are characterized by that ihconsis-
tency of eondnxt which operates so in
~juriously toethe cause of religion"
One long since dead, says: Gun
der the present light on that subject
decidedly unfagorable." One Of the
oldest pastors replies, La a few cases
fair-in many others, indeed in NEST,
untavorable, if not suspicious"
Another, many years in his grave,
f says: MY deeided impression is that
the habltual use of ardent spirits by
protesting christians at the present day
renders their piety doubtful--all the
cases of discipline in the churches to
which | have ministered during the
. last three or four years, have been for
! lntemperance.'
= One of the most eminent men in our
Synod gives his opinion that, " at the
. present time, with the means of infor-
I, nation. now d1fused OF knowing it:
evil effects, l think all good men ought
: to abstain from the use of all intoxica-
q ting liquors"
. Another writes: at seems to MI
L that the habitual use of Intoxicating
drinks, being inconsistent with the wor,
= OF God, and prompting by their arti.
hclal excitement the performance 6
= wicked acts, has exerted, and must eve
T continue to exert a very ~pernicious in
:, tuence on the piety of those who thu
- indulge Our esteemed pastor re
- plies, Generally of a low order of pi
Ii ETY. and gradually growing worse."-
And yet another, Gas 20 drunkar
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co

THIS Company has been in successful
operation over 10 years, and Continues to
take risks upon all classes Of properly in the
State, ie1cept Steam Mills ana Turpentine
DlstlIlerleS,) upon favorable terns. Its Pol
lcIes now cover properly amounting to IS.
8~37,649, a large portion of which is in country
risks, and its present capital Is ovt! Seven
Hundre4 Thousand Dollars, il bonds rr,Ie.-
ly secured.
Tie average cost Of INSURANCE u,trlt.
plan q this Company mas bcea l1ss -.
third Of ONT per cent per annum, or a. .ues
Of property-en braced in its operations
All communicating in reference 10 il, :
suranee should be addressed to the Secretary
postpaid.
T. H. SELBT Presd't.
HhADESS. Smith. Sec'y;
July z, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19
$500 REWARD

WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE APPREHEN-
LEY st as he he M Wss N comm oDy called. wh. or ascend oa 9
ed from this city about the last of July or first
OF August last. He is about Is or 10 years old,
dark ginger cake complexion, with large trent
teeth, the upper ones quite black about the gums,
about 8 feet s or Z inches high. He is supposed
70 hevs left here IN company with Een tnot a
sai6to be from about Meble, Ala. He stopped
In Petersburg, Va. twoor three days after ieav-
lns here, anil said he was going to Richmond.
He is supposed to be about Gen. Lees army, OF
the Manswho tsok him has carried him ont south,
The above reward will be given for his delivery
to me, or for his arrest SO that I can get him.
Address p, j. STERNE. RALEIGH. n. G,
Oct. 8, 1868. At
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-10-19

Although David did become King,
as God had promised though he had
a vast army and brave soldiers, and
built for himself a grand palace with
cedar galleries, in Jerusalem, | am not
sure that be was ever SO happy as
when he was at Bethlehem keeping
his fathers sheep, playing on his harp,
listening to the eooings of the wild
pigeons, watching now the leap of the
g~azelle, and now the deep shadows on
the gray hills of Moab
You should never wish, dear chill.
dren, to be great, or envy those who
are so. Great riches and high rank
often lead into great temptations anc
do not always make people happy. ]
am sure that all who really love you
would rather see you good than great
rich in the favor of God rather thar
rich in the things of the world.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
Wae fie sespennem BADEN.

Nismanb cad!e naran bic Nebtt Der
Stla9enbal!er an,utahen, fonprn !, Shut
tbr uns Mibts, 10 tbun lptr Gud Midts !"
mar bae Mctto Der Mebrbeit pes nBteli'
den Bplts. Ausin bamit waren CITE ea<
palisre nidt auiritcen. sic woutsn mebr.
babsn a,s ibr Nedt, uno SriHen pesbalb'
III ben @aden. 8as battn lie ater bs.
eie(em frehsn Bannie S%e,ronnst1 Nidt
u,etr als nie Ger 6u,e, esr ltsr bic Sriz
de eebsnn, nod rem Wa0erbilet NIT Gem
1lei(btyoden lhnapptt ben Ct im Wault
trug unp eaturd pisltn psrlcr. Gtner
Bslss, lisber asIsr? DU ftbsn III Disnit !!
!. Ibcmas Gins Elm Stlapr BET neuli9
BON gtdstuysb nebt Grau uro Uamtlts
.ntfl1b uas itb jsst In 9cfen bsEtnbet 1T
als Ausrei6ss spn Ieinsn alien 6errn in
ptn 3eitunsen annpncirt poreen, urr Ct,
ne Belcbnuns BON $500 auf itins Wis<
eereintrinsuns seiest. 8cr bret Sabrsn
tonu.t Der o!ts Ssrr pom Gem Stnaa nad
Bottom asben, Sem tinfanasn unp naa
Isiner glantast ;urudtrin4en lai1en.
6cate fam ct pas ntdt mebr. Trsts
lid bet Der 3err isyt ~Smei SABRE" fiji
feline Medte seodlen. Was bat Ct
rutci aeruonnsn :?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
Tur bic Treibeit Der Nre6e
uuter alien MmftdnbeT.

@M SIREN paB Der uMtlwautees See=
tote" pom Der MtIitairbebDrpe perparnt
poreen leL feline Nufbsbsrei eeeen pas
Goalcriptionsssie ein5utelsa, wirrisen<
fails mon Jpn uaBrs9eln werpe. Bei rem
tiefasn uno aufridNsRea Mtldeu, ben uns
rie feies 8errdtberet pom Bldttern tpie Der
n9eebote" - lsiner birns uno ebrleien
Nadtetir 9ar nibt Su eseeaten> einfl5Bt.
mii0en mir rod unlere entibisrente Wib,
biaioune 9eeen ieeen 0erlud. ieIbft iolbe
3et.ungsn BON Geiten Der BebSrte ;u
"masrtseln" aueipreden. 8enn pas bie'
liss "0oltSblat." iast: sgrbeiter, e.bebt
Gu1 In Male, renn SIR ra6 ecn'tripz
.ienseelsb fir cine tyrannilhe Mabreasl
boltst !" 10 III eas loYist i'm 8erratb eez
4~si|tst, a!s man NIT Wor.en nur au lei
fen os.mas, absy, wolIte man tesbulb rupu
MrrtS n,essn ras .,8clfsblatt" s:ytoar>
men pper bsoroben, 70 pitoe, ut. ia9en !:
- Gel ldaF. net bic pre1e 1T frei.
Ma9t lie li6 cur6 untsraisnns BEG
Westasbe Deer font wie usrddli&. 70
miro cine 3eit tomu,en, roc bic gum De=
wuB!letn ees Nedts gelanste WfaI1e bes
gplt6 ben Stab uber fold. Gin Iuftreten
bred9ea imp Gas 5nfli.ut In ser,
a htune uRp @bunoe n1ter9ebeH
laj1sn wirb. Ater BET Bewalt, mpber
fs fpu,men mSae, peyesn mir ens8e9en
ppnneru Hands off
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
Die militair 3iebuns.

Die Snfruftienem welat ben
YrovonMarlddIen sem &riees<D eparte<
n,ent inD a(binaten susefommen fnp, BE-
la9en .taB oue ter Militdr : YRi9t
unterrvrfenen periuutn @eiee uter Sat-
bi9t, enroQirt rrerptn lolen, nit Nn9ate
ibrts Alters, ibrer @obnunA Garbe unp
Btid dftisuns. Die Rouen mii7en entz
baltea aue tBrperlih tidtiee Mdnner
3wiiden s~>ransis uno fI%nfunesisrsi9 Sab
rem. Die nidt ssffblih fsei 1np une ole
Yerlensn frsmoldneiiher 0ebur., pelbe
tbre MbGdt erfldrt baben Ser. Staaten
PIrser 3u weyeen. Z
De GnroIiruna (Mufaeidnuna) ter
tetpen &!aaeR llwi|6en 20 unp Is, It.
ffns BE uupfrbeifaibsten Yfrlpnen unp
srsittns ale lbrie.u) maRea aGf b.jpp.
bers 8caen aber g|sihssitia een,adt svevs
zen. Sturenten BON Gpleaim peer
.@hller, 2sbrer oeer 2etrlinae, MatrpifH,
Ntilenee unp eersleiden Ytrlpneu fine
mad ibgem lesaIen Motnort ,u enrolliren,
nibt mad ibrem tsmpordreu Mufentbalte,
per !sint llriabe 3ur Grsmttpn ateitbt.
pt Gnroairunse . Bsamter baben has
aAer an 8etreFtnben mad ben belifn
fTenntnifN l1u bsAytssilsg wsl&e !l(ie e,
lansat,nrl tfbnlasr, .att;ff 'AassiNaAga.r jrrss il
bts Alttrs 15antn iia,issr mob as t,teh
Boarp 0eu,a1t werptn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
Gpnicriptipn unb 9feacrhtmaff=
nUna+

Wsnn bic OroaniFruus uon Me9erz
Ne9imsn!ern 70 ipttlhrsitet, wis bisber,
wirp lie 3iebuna nIbt slsls treibs Dir
ger ms Gelo rufeu. -.
Gangs rea MilIlippi fnp tsreit5 elf
Ne9errsaimenter 9etilret, unp jsBt. orsos
nilirt 0euer,l : Mrjutant Gbumas bic
S1parSen in Genuf0se tn Nesimentsr.
Bon WsaNaduIstts III eten Gin soilsabIir
ses 0seinent q!irifaner (nsitsns aus
CANADA sefemmen) nab 5itton 5soo OBJ
se9anssn unp msbrsys werosn foIsen.
Sobalp Sen. 1bemas mad Wa|binston
;%uradsefebrt lein Miro, miro CT unversiss
lid eaju i0rsiten, ssbn Neses NsSimen=
let in BET 8unrsabaupifact Difritt U. {.
I. ;u r%efrutirt,.
Die jsnisss welbe itsts aeaen Nessrz
bepafnsn 81 sult, werren jsbt, >po bic
gunlliptipn or Ger Gbar it, pieIIeidl
sufr|epen ieii menn bic oWisser" es ibs
men srlpartsn d ppn esn nlQplidsn Dtuz
bern" toetids N 81 lafIsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
S;e c ,al gouDcutipn.

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wtnn pir n rbolt bic Mibtiefsit pso
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