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During the spige, nfs Fort Erie, in the
war OF 1919, BY the British forces under
General Drumfnond, "a effort was made
BY Gssessi Porter, 10 Bu6alp, 10 rsise re-
inforcemesk for our. inRssijsd iasmy,-A
A iucidept occurred, u ths time the
militia were ordered forward TO the be-
seigcd army. which is rssdAbls 10 these
tsssss when men camof about Consti,u.
tioaal privileges snd immauities IL IL
thus reisted~:: 7a' '''s s''@ =
Gen, Porter. by .dint, Of, sspsshunAn
efforts, gathered considerable tpdy, Of
miiitia 1T Buffalo, 10 feinforce GhA fort.-
Easily N 6epscmbcr be ordered thsm 10
cfosS the river. The line was formed
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NOTICE.

To asssN stmpson. Elizabeth simpson, Geo CLARK
SEES, stspAsn @ Hsrsridss, Converse, Harding Co,
John EdSar, George o Apderson, C D Abboth John
"a Mig Rankin d Miller, Mtchaea Rushey, Virgil p
Sullivan vGsthartne Wslshmss, ktwApd NC Imam
Absef Reeves Nancy Green. Louis harms ,oni
: Hampsi Bssh, JAnss Lemon, Ben Johnst on, ~
Hanves, Ben Johs ssoa, fos the use Of Wiiits0 ID
wards Marx hamiitou, WiiitAn kdWards
You and each OF YEN arc hereby sea - ehes thsss
IL nov on die 10 s once OF she Clerk Of ~ nistrict
Csust - lsA C6s~sy Iows, u Ksckuk, : pbstion Of
Hiram s.nes, slain!sg = ~. nobsn ssp.se a.
3s-ioo Dsalsrs winnie psr p NJ ntsvsss Per anaam,
fr9c 3 9s = nysoS az La =
saaieps4 so1 ssie alisas asrssy dated Aagsss sist
1ss4, Sso claiming sg.ipst ssch of yon thstereslo'
srsa aaiA Ma ~ 49, 6snk np3n Iots seven
.ss. ~ eSs lss q 1oss.y ,ss si ~ ~ Dur \.
sssss nonsy asa IsrshSs lGIkiSs ~ saisvf Sast
ptsuisss. and gepenl EelleI 40 4e1iN FNse9 -
penaa - Sfe ceset 70 yAxo okat1A OF sad premlsee
AID ulass yos avpAse sndsAAswer ~ pt)tfoubA 81
~ bSfope soon oil the second dsv q The AsIt teEN
said Court to commence at KeOk al on the IN ho9ds
Of sepbsmk~, A. p Ie0, ~ dssasst VIA - sneSre
inSa yod snd Jadginaat fendsrsd SAsrson - psays
NoBLu b STRONG. 4
y naytl-ltw At1ssusys ~ yloiatla.
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II SCENE FROM the fol1ovisg, xhiah xe
take FROM the Pacific (0audwichs lalsudsD
Advertiser, thst our !" blessed martyr'
/, known in that Car of region:
Braps OF AFEArHEa.-The Polynesian
Of last Saturday gives place 70 aspcech Of
that notorious traitor, VallAndigham,
whose name has hsoo@e - Synonymous
with treason u tt4f Of Bensdiat Arnold.
Even slavsry-sympathising Baltimore
would not permit the miserable wrstoh TO
utter his words os-sympathy with tbe
rebels Whist Baltimore would not pet.
NIT, the Potynssian encourages. Wars
vsihndighsfn here (snd thsEe j. posi-
bility Of his fleeing his country when the
conscription act b en4btssd he would
probably be rendered the post Of 'sdito'
OK, asepoiaEs editor of thak paper. IT
S1f8eteg aoaldn' - sAenged nneh, bow
SvaN6I1Sa - ea1e1tIsas
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NOTICE.

y kiiornish, Belamy Hine serviius mack. Thos
Bntler, George W wsls@ s3 1910
You sre hetsny nnttted thai there is ale In
the enss " the csf uaBhe tAs Court % se Cou
w Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of cAAraee KAxsn1r
Claiming Of you the said X. Norman f8ehtythses
Hunafea ann stxiy o. ne dollar, and ~ per cent
tefcst tfpin April gsth, 1883 upvn enise neie
.sS etstulne AsAunt sH sf sen The osvcsrsarc Of .
sertysEs pPoa he xoa,h sAs. ausrtsr " sscston ".
saiss vi sAA Hwn,sh. HsN. H0rnisn y ssssvs susel
ooie AID praying Tor he appeiptmcnt OF Akscsisys
10 ans chafvt ~ sAd premises and " Eedeal rsnaf
And Unlsn syoA SppeAs and answw sss4 paAauen On
or before noon OF The ascond DAY I. the neA Term,
fetd Court. 20 BE- baGan The nfat 0oAdAy OF sep.
tsmber 1863. default will b catered agAiRsi ypu sat
Judgment viii be rendered thereon ptsyed for l.
4 sAid pStAtaon, NOBLE d tTkONG,
msyiQ-d<w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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what the Rebels thtuk 81 Grant,
t IA. RRoGr0a0.

what the Rebels shsuk 81 Grants
4Fs t4Es tsnt5 Hfegroas.
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th in t.,
has tbs fosfpringi
fHE ExTnr ~ THE CAPITAL OF MlssIs-
slPpI.
Affairs have become very critical in
the Southwest. GEaas's army have taken
possession of the capital of Mississippi,
he city Of jackson. This, besides being
OF itself painful and DISASTROUS evsnt,
places the epemy in the rear Of Vicks.
bsrg. and cuts Of supplies from that
place. A battle or an evacuation and re.
treat must Immediately cnsue. Grant,
BY coming 90 far inland. loses all supper,
fvom the ns~y, sad exposes his comnu.
nications to interrogation. The move is q
bod one, and must be made to cost him
dessIy, or il gvll sost ~ dsasiy.
Affairs look ugly for the present but
! luckily for the country. General ID
whom all have confidence 10 Johnston
-4--hss reached the theatre Of interest, and
If the force he can bring into Actiop il
what We have been led TO suppose, ii vii
) b eqsaliy singular and deplonble II
few days, perhaps hours, do not give Al
entirely different aspect of affairs, W.
await intelligence with anxiety, relieve,
by strong hope.
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To wm Price aud David .. uasosuoan aa
You are hereby notinsd khAl kAAss ~ nov nie IN
tho once Of tho Clsek ef shs District COURT Of Lee
counts, lows, ss1sstsk tss.ioa u z. q. Pssyy In
his Iight. 80 eeADsl ~ II 19es,iC -. rn and
Abusr Reeves sxsoulor sttka Vii of 1apVea. -
ceased, claiming asaidst SSa WI. II. sis3 t9GAg
ment In iAsor Of ssad q. -. Ehpy r. TADss 1nssd
iudgmeni In fsver Of o1id 1cuetsso6e XIV M
drsd Dolars "a sccoyse Of ivo otasg - -.
closure u Mosssasa ease<ss4 hyslAtoS1n. - M
ON ssrtan Real kssAts in L. cesssy. 1eeA "a sasu
said notes. W $3.50 = -
And unless you aypsssaeaenswss-saia petition q
| or before noon Of ths e. t1Ay Of the Asxs Tern o.
said csusJ TO conmeae0< ,I4skNk - - Arst Mon
day 81 September A. u. 14. a@oAax viii - alerel
Aesisss you and iudGnsns rsaAskS1 Marcos = Dase
tog in sAid pettuon. sa go "a Y NJcaa
| KANKt1 McGRA8x. 4,
maylt-A4w s8ssA Attcrneys Ter rtAtoVl2.
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9NDs2.4 iiA3 4iN1Ae1t4ta1vaa-
tAge0ae roese Iof Live iNoek. CapaeiosS E6Fds wei
wasAr11 ~y31ve4HN44k1pQVNpOten .Aavl
lsen0peaeu onsnisine ,anA even
|nA1Dnetp1dA NA111eehe Y Nu0nGTlpomss r 1nN1S
EUnasu 6tlh 6etouDAoGes ooovo1 NH - 1ns1SSS
&asAvn1sGHoi1s "a ~ ESaS6 g ~ r ~ I
b eA1eoilA ~ ssAoyo1oA .O1fk FGn1oni
Ana tAseee seaaseeneAp tAe&c9 ka1h~ 1RkAAAfa1
tevnl-anA 1ith lsNes eAanee seAannn1 lspr ~,
bro s't0o0M k4WAe s6D1egAHonp&3HlAe eoas n
IA. +. i. AOpGEs Et4A. ~ 81 ~ ~ 10ln1ao
go u. 10Vof1A9S 1ensraI freight A9eaR
: .lesAAuksgssS~ RAM &1oaG
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L6,xaiia1otices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

- - - - - a. r .sssn&
10 James Estes, Amanda Estes Peter " B Fowler
xstnar WaIeott, Clan walcott, pesyin Wells,
EDWARD Cssss 0sUYxvaDsytfSsf 4 Co, Quseh Cuy
xnnsh Company, Geo II Crossmza, kllbu Turner,
newsemc. Gee Gill, Price, -Derris 4 Css Geo
Qhchee2ops N1llisn E~ixsASs Gussecaf Arthur
waSsA tA~nry NELLIE md sxhausf Vsnce, charles
rsrsons Co, W J woriey, Emerson. Coekrane
NO So Miller, Reeves, O Perry, Execniors
OIL Reeves, deesased
You are hereb, notified that there II nov on ele In
we once sfthe Glss4 DissFiel CoustSf Lee scun
Yi9vs,Ak sokpk, y epplt psbdlpa sh~Slu U9srsin
reter v. Fowler Il Surviving Trustee OF Elizabeth
ro~ier Is Plaintiff, add You, except the said Fowler
are deteodants, an knsWtr and bill OF William
Leighton mtrustee under Deed Of Trust sxsspted By
,hs s.h Arsenr walsos. AID ClsrA WsissttH said
<igAtou as tssaee spoe he NorsA westerly SIDE
nh o. Lot four in Bloek iwsn nine In the City of
hoekak, Ice eoaHsJ Iowa. sad other Real Estaie to
secure certain bonds execued by the said Arthur Wal
sou aiming OF you The said Arthur IA alsoit, Tween
v-e'kht Thousand Dollars due on said 30 nds
sag secuted oy the said be OF r rust nd claiming
..ssst AZ % ,oa The force the said Deed Of
other rxiisf.
And sstsusyou appsas and snsvsr sal p~sition o q
or before noon Of the secand asy of ths nest ,gu
s&id Court TO cont nee 1t Keokuk on the 1st Mon
DAY ofsoptsUbev, 4. w. lc61 sdesau viii b enter
against you and JUDGMENT thereon prayed
Tor In ssid petitea. 'Hy1f
NOBLE n lET RONG,
may1S-d4w Attorneys for lie ghtoB.
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THE GA'pE CITY.



al .sss, ! + wv 3 Is Y;|' Hst y:
New York. at the term Of the Court. held
IN Rochester, charged the Gtand Jury
strongly in favor OF the constitutionalisy
of the cpnseripsisa. dol IL.
He said he was aware that partizan
'newspspsfs hG Xfged rhat the law u q
r..is..d visSps s p". ' that he a.. !.
q ,;s.ga 4 d?pRt .gt. c0pg.ss AsA shs
fer Abs engolpent Of peroup capable Of
bearing arms, and for calling into the mil.
itary service Of the country such portions
of the persons 70 enrolled az 10 their juda-
1 ment tbs safety Of the country may re-
quire. That the Constitution gave Con.
gress the power, with certain limitations,
to ,rsiss sn9 subpUt Mmiss,. and that
whenever Congress, in the exercite Of
their sonstitutosal authority, passed lays
( for that Or any otlier purpose, .sach ls~s
were. to be administered and enforced by
courts and juriss. Thst ~ was aware ],
had been said that the provisions of such
laws were unwiss, but thai be felt bound
70 say that courts and juriss had no bust
ness with ths question whether the pro-
visions Of = hW Of Congress we're the wis
est and best that could have besn devised,
90 long u such provisions were not in
conflict with the Consti tuition. That such
questions, By The people Of the United
6taass, had been wisely left to the legisla-
live department ; and while no man had
hiehsr reverence for the Conytitution,
NO one felt more strongly than be did
that On IL naintenaaoe in its integrity
demanded the continuance Of thc Union,
the existence Of the Government, and
she security Of the people, be fell, the
same necessity OF enforcing all consti.u.
tional laws without regard 10 individual
eptaion, Of their Yisiam OF propriety
yhd Of the jsdiciai dspar tmsat sdpisistcr,
ing and sniotcing the laws established b.
~ legislature . they we're enacted b.
the Legislative Department, without ~
tempting 10 modify such hvp sor max,
laws for themselves. He said be hat
derived his constitutional opinion fro,r
the teachings Of Marshall, Webster apt
Story, aud bsld that their Department.
we're distinct, and that courts and Juror,
shouts npt 41rroaeh upsn ths Lskislativ,
DrpsftmNus by Aimpesthing ,heRrisdou
OF the ACTS # Congress, and refusing 70
that reason to enforce them.
Judge Hall Vas President Fillmore
POSTMASTER tisusrsa, and for many ysar
his lsr palmer. He is not .soly not
partixsn Of tho present Administrator
but on tie contrary, 10 politically thor
ousbty opposed to il. His words wi
carry great weight with the people.
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And IIAneNorFeQ bro0s
+ r. r 20 Fl rs.
by this route, Freights 9faii dsscriptionhcaD BE-
forwarded 10 rnd from Philadelphia, New YORK,
Boslo ~ Raittmove, TO and from any poin, on the
katlgosds 81 Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois,
wisesastn. Iowa or Aiasosn, BY RAILROAD Dr.
The Psnnsyly ..ts gsilresd alsoeonn.e, ., Pitts
ss .. saes
Tennsssss Osn hAsiapd Illinois Missfssippi, via
eonsin Missouri, kansad, Arr nsas, and Red RivL
~: se1 ss q Ne .''i
MsrcAsntsand shippe ~ sits 6 the trsnsporta
sion 81 frsikhtto tlis Company can rely viii
conAdsnes ontH SPEEDY FfeAsit,
The Mates - EreigAs -ess
70 andtr any pointin The West BY The Pennsyi.
vsnia Csntsal kaflsoad, ere 81 all hnes AS PA-
vQRA4Lk As ARE CHARGxp BY OTHER RAIL
NJ Be parsieulario markpack a9ss, ..vIAPsss.
css2 rrsrSscssssa 70 rss,pptne p,rsrs,ons sp
ply to address either ~ the following Agents q
'-'f1 ERisfxwA 81, rrsarA. Agent, P,ssss.rsA
a e. y M e., en- |ss.. O.
| .C.NkLnRuAL Z CO., Nadlson, Ina.
Sv J. E.106IK, LqhiVilH TT.
Es n Z lAI11AN Cbs, 3-sksyuskIsa.
SASS, Il. kQais Miss ouri s7sAe
G 3. AZ HEu*b i2;t a as:s.ss, No
re kk,s4HsssLYs A'xoSEc4tERy, A.y.,,ll'
- w.H.xY. I. l.zxaEx1, d.iiipsIi..I, 9.
AsIIlaQIlhzCQs xsaesvtis 10.
Asas 1. c.ssISSu = Xss:.si rm-.l..s Ar,
| fAfstst Ger shs 6Aath ana wsst.
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The women of Boston are no halfway
patriots. One through fair gotten up BY
herself ard personslfriends and held in
her own parlors, received oyer a 900 in
aid Of soldiers' hospitals.
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r IME! LIME, LIME III.

have for sale a ~ Kiln. N the Asst ksviue sbcvs
ssots Mil, thu best quality Of hans q reasonable
TTAlI oTdsnis II q. ossr,ep., No. q Maaa.ss
ssiesd1p M ~ 40 j, K. D0WLkR.
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nRlGINAL NOTICE.

=
To Richard Masoo. Hiram v Niiiev, WIN Jackson
ottrsl + Bro "A HiHeA Co. Christopher trAi.sm,
John Fleming X nuIer. Henry Strong
You, and each ~ yoe are hereby not Med that there
II now de In TIE once or tts cfsyH Vrths Histrcs
Court " snd for Leeaoun.y, Iowa at Keokuk, petit
ton OF Hiram nArssy cAimins Of yoa. Richard Asson,
the sau Of Twenty -Itne Hnndted and Seventy -tvo
26l0o Dollars, Nth ~ par oent thtersst per annuu,
pa able annually, a. moAsy due on two MostgaGep
made by you TO hAtles Mason and since assigned 70
said Hiram barney, ased September z6th, 1855 also
clam lnE sgAaas sefhx Ies ~ te.ssase.S ot ~
Mot1gsEst M anne being upon Lots one and two
liA2 Ia Book tep iut IN As yonp UPpef Addiaidn
u, Ghy u keoxuk Lee County ,kws, for the pur.
| chase monet sud <puhes sskins ~ salepf sale
premises and .snstai rslis spd sse pre-, fer sh'
And sless soy ppsar AsAe - vst eaid p6sissa Of
or before n6on ~ the second day OF the tsrm
snAA oprt N cGsnanoaceul Ksokuk the LIST n onda
ofsepsenbsr. A. D., le6a, default wall be ensesS
ssAinst ycu sSd Judgment rendered thereon prsye
NOBLEk STRONG,
h nayll.dtw 9r Attorneys fov PisintiT.
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Rx o&o;d Vista rsosivsd q the Surgeon
GsdsfsAS 6h0e; TIE ndMBsf dfrabel prii.
aNe1t No Aisy Hisd, Al titu Auyptalla
xosiaeA ~ A0pnpNcauaep of pthSA NAx \
shown 10 b ovsf eiRithousand,f
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TlOOKET INKSTANDe,

4 nv.r.ss.ss.ss SRwuxstI1 800 treal.
es7.A O>s,AaA Astn-ss.
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nRIGINAL NOTICE. n.

f4s ~ HoAI.E T. 1IROHa.
naye-d4w At1qfn1ys for PIsIstif.
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North.CarOlina, Railroad.


The stockholders of this Road held their annual
meeting at Greensborough on the 9th inst DR.. W.
Holt, Of Davidson, presided, and Ralph Gorrell,
Esq, of Guilford, appeared as State proxy.
The following gentlemen were elected Directors
on the part of the stockholders: Thomas Webb, Of
Orange; Paul C. Cameron, of Orange; Giles Me-
tbane of Alamance, and John L. Morehead, of
Mecklenburg. The following State Directors were
|inattendante: John Everett, R. s. Tucker John
Berry, W. c. Means, D. A. Davis, c. P. Menden-
hail. Albert Johnston, and John D. Flanner.
Among the orders made we learn there was one
Ito build shed at the depot at Raleigh for the pro-
lection of passengers We hope this will be done
at once. 1t has been too long neglected already
Such an improvement is due to the travelling pub
ic and especially to the ladies. We hope soon to
Tho Isheds the dasot grounds prapssly
|dtched
We learn that the various reports showed thu
Road to be in good condition as could be expect
ed under the circumstances
No changes are made in the officers of the Road
30 the predictions of the Destructive prints tina
Gov Vance had so arranged the State Directory a.
% ensure the prescription of certain officers, have
not been verified.
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Another Attack ON Charleston,

The enemy made.another attack few days since
on Charleston. Four Monitors were engaged. The
principal lighting seems to have been with Wagner
battery, and Morris Island. The infantry fighting
was severe, but the Yankees were repulsed twice
in their assaults Confederate loss, says the Ner-
curry, about three hundred.
The Mercury Of the 18th, says that Wagner bat
terry was not materially injured. We have rumor,
however, that the enemy have taken Morris Island.
We presume the forces on both sides at Charles
ton are comparative small. Judging by the list of
killed and wounded in the Mercury, all the troops
engaged on our side were South Carolinians. We
learn that Gen. Clingmans brigade left Wilmington
for Charleston on Saturday.
All the companies just organized for local defence,
on the call of the President have been ordered to
Charleston. Mayor Macbeth, in view of the fact
that the enemy had appeared Gin large force by
land and sea" has earnestly requested all women
and children and other oncombatants to leave the
City as soon as possible.
Norris Island is fourteen hundred yards from
Fort Sumter. The Richmond Examiner is sanguine
that Charleston cannot be taken, even If the enemy
should obtain possession of this island.
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The Fall Of Yfcksburg.

The fall of Yicksburg is confirmed. The Phila-
delphia Inquirer of the 9Th says Secretary Welles
had received information Of the fall Of the place on
the 9TH from Admiral Porter. He says Gen. Penn
berton sent in flag of truce on the morning of the
4th Offering to surrender II the men were allowed
to march out. Gen. Grant replied that no man
should leave except as q prisoner Of war. After
consulting with his officers Pemberton surrendered
Internationally. The event caused great rejoicing
in the North.
The intelligence from Jackson up to the 10th is
that Gen. Grant, having garrisoned Ecksburg was
marching on that place and had engaged Gen. John
stn,s forces. The Confederates can scarcely hope
to hold Jackson against Grants heavy force: What
direction Grant will take is not known. He may
attack Mobile, or he may endeavor to take Gen.
Bragg in his rear, while Rosecranz engages him
in front.
The fall Of vicksburg cuts of Texas, Louisians,
and Arkansas, west Of the river, and exposes MIS-.
sissippi and Alabama east of it to the ravages OF
the enemy Tennessee has been lost to US by the
retreat Of Bragg. The valley Of the MISSISSIPPI
has in all probability passed permanently into the
hands of the enemy.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died, in Wake County the 18th Of April 1888 Mrs.
NANCY K. BoorH wife Of Joseph Booth, born'cn the Goth
Jure l7s7-a daughter of The Rev. John whitfield de.
ceased of Granville County The deceased bad been for
sixty years member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and had lived happily with her husband 6ry-eeht years
She faithful and afscenate wife, and has gone We
trust. to her rest in Heaven. . ~ lCex.
Died. of putrid throat in Moore county 18th ult
Mr. WILLIAM DRAroN He leaves widowed mo her. three
sisters and brother ii the army to their oss May
God bless them in their ahfiction.
Died. in the town Of Greenve. N. c. on the 18th day
of April and in the 9s.h year of his age DUREL Pow.
ELL of Archibald Powell formerly resident OF Gran
Vile county, NC. At the call Of bis country he went
boldly forward to repe invading enemy freely gave his
life sacrifice the sacred altar OF his country an exam-
pe we trust the youth of the country may checruy fol-
low. He attached himself to the 47sh Regt n O. w. Co.
c. under Capt Iredell where he served from the time Of
his enrolment on the 18th day Of February 1881 until his
death, which occurred the 18th of April, 1862 rm an
attack Of typhoid pneumonia He has left kind mother
and father sisters brothers and numerous fen aud
BY his owns reaaes at Mscedons Gnrc ai us
miles from Raleigh. ICox.
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CHI StanbarS.
"WEDNESDAY, JULY Is. 1865
The Latest News.

u, Richmond Enquirer of the 18th has . dis
luz e.om Martinsburg, dated the 9th, which states
pa'sn , ho was an infantry fight on the 9Th at
that 1ne,v in which the enemy, after three
BoonSor euG;ct were repulsed
hours s,eorv tsht was also reported on the same
day appsars that the enemy left Gettysburg twelve
ho Ms s a news at Richmond on the llth
from Maryland p;chmond o., the morning
in LUZ 1.th that two Monitors, several gun6oats
Oh ane had passed Sandy Point with federal
W. regret to state that Col Harry Burgwyn of
,hs Goth and Colonel Marshall Of the 5Sd, Major
richardson ir of the SD, and Captain Camp J. ire
5sI of the 47th, of this State, were killed in the
GETTYSBURG t battles Gen. Scales has returned
home severely but not dangerously wounded
Gen., Pettigrew is not seriously wounded. Gen.
Pender is dangerously, but not MORALLY woun'
ded Gen. Pettigrews brigade, consisting OF the
18th 47tb. e6th, 44th, and 3d. must have suffered
severely The 18th is said to have been badly cut up
1t seems that General Lee was successful al al
points until Friday evening, when he attacked the
enemy in the position they had chosen, ana was re-
nulSed with heavy lOSS
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Congressional Elections.

,ne election for members of Congress in tbis
E'e Will be held on the first Wednesday in No.
|moer, 1868. See section Sd, chapter 3 Of laws of
iona extra session. ratified 4th September. 1851
Erst Oastrict.- Martin. Hartford, Gates cbo,,, n,
Camden Curruc
Iee9sd Dist,1ot.--Halifx, Edgecombe Ro.uf,.. ,r
VT Sfee ns, LsE0ir and yds beaufort Wilson,
Wsyns J "bn,ton Craven JONES' onslow Du
" IN Dist,ieAcNew Hanover Brunswick c,,,...
M Divs; CWTn a Richmond and Harnatt
nge and Nash ,-"@rren' Franklin, Granville, Wake,
GuiIs sd'GSst Sol Person. caswe, Rocking
s s"a Dat, iet-Randplph. Davidson Chatham uo,,s
gomery, Stanly and Arson 'u'"n' ona'ham' moore,
"n nsn,n Cabarrus, Union, Mecklenbuss
mi A 1r CatawbI aud Cleaveland ., u.
lander V VIZ Allegheny Wilkes, Caldwell
FnM h. aaok'n' Surry, Dare. Iredel and Burke.
D.~,'- Clay, Cherokee, Macon, Jacksa. Msd,
owe I'i Roe Transy vana, Henderson, Polk, Yanoey,
"s''' rutherford. Mitchell, Haywood and Watauss'
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OuR JuD1clARY.-The Fayetteville Observer, no.
ing the rabid and unp-ovoked assaults recently
fae on our State Judiciary, says: ~
we nave great respect for the Chief Justice,
rsona!ly and professionally. But we have far
saler interest In preserving from unjust reproach
ulaeser'ed puollc odium the Judiciary of the
i Ie ana the country Allow these party managers
of osa DOWN TINS branch of the government, and
,, III 'ae edaice Every good CITIZEN, therefore,
ole SANDERS by which it is attempted to hunt
Wn Some of the judges
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For the Standard.

Nh. HoLDxN:-Asa number of gentlemen have been
spoken of being suitable persons to represent this the
STIR Congressional District in the next Congress- the peo'
pie Of Neue river in Wake county, prefer josiah
TURNER Jr of Orange county He will get all the
except Destructves who wanted war; and who still
at home crying out WW vkip asn and doing nothing
themselves The people want Turner He the maa who
had the independence two years to speak tho TRUTH
and now they want him to represent them. he dis
in the eastern part of Wake county, and is
believed in the district
Tie people think be entitled to be elect ed by the Con-
sersQtius pakty. He will represent them. He will be
down the 80 negro exemption law and the Destct ives
generally, and he shosd have fair against any De-
strn:tives. LITTLE RIVER.
July 10th, 1858. =