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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1863.
PassenRcrs Sailed

p, ,f,on,hip he!ttd, 10, Hardna-C. w. Potter. N II
Ri.ion New.forh: Mis-. T.. Ring and servsnt Miss f. "
~ heller Ms Y h. Wheeler d. NJ Wheeler, Master u NJ
vI,rer Cuoa: 4 Libman. Rev. Faly, Otto Wrn, Chs'
T,rranc, Yulaoco Jos Roves, Mrr G. A. Whiting New
Yorl; Mis- r. l.. Qpirtard, EewYork w. H. "ickhan
lads and servant Nswloki JGins Gersop lady and ,eIv'
ont Nh De 10 lefs. Ira Bnr.ley friend. Jas Wict',
Louise Lste,He, T.. b. Marsin e. W. Lyman.
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Ocean Cleaners.

CLARIFYING TIE UNITED STATES NAIL
"
BEAUFORT y. c, AND PORT ROYAL. s. C..
ADArS FAPREsS CCMPASl'S
NEW STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA DINSM F.,
Nm l..ve Pier No. Norh River on SATI kpAi. FEB rs,
at2 p. H.. TO. beaufort, and Port Royal.
For freight passage apply 1t any OF the Com. any oce'
or a, our princ pal otico, No No. 20 Broadway. .
The + l-Kl III will succeed the AUGUSTA DINsMokh'
aud sail on OF about the ;h Of March. - o.,.,,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
No 81 Broadway.
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i1roposaTs.



ow articles IN the quantities required at 'ns aeP05 Wy
tue AT OF January ' DDtn;EssINGs ETC.
Binder. Boards. 2lIl2 inchsa
Binders b ards 4x7 inchea
Cotton Bats.
Cotton Wsddine.
Flannel. Red. all wool
Gutth Psrcha Cloth
Knspsscks.
Li,trrs, hand.
Muslin. blea,hed, un,iaed. one yard wide
Napkins for Upth.lnia
Ossum, fine picked.
Oiled Silk "a. ,.rd pecesI
Green silk for shades
Tape. Wooden or Worsted binding.
Thread, Linen, uubleached
Tow.
Towels
Towels for roller.
"'' ''' b. BOOKS Sfs' AND STATIONERY.
Envelopes printed, large 70. medium rs, small 10
Paper wrapping white and blue.
p.per' writing c.P a., letter l qr., nsssaqrh
Peus steel
Pencils. lead, Faber's Ne.a
Port-Folios. cap size.
Sealing Wax
Bids water IndirrubbsL
Blankets; white-aay for field
Blanket Casss-canvss.
Coulterpaues-aceordngt 10 pattern.
Gu hions, rubber for air wsier-open centef
Cushions, rubber for air or wster-smslL .
GuusPercha Bed Coveso made to form, when united
a con,nuou. covering.
Mu-ksto Bars
,fuRElrURE AND APPLIANCE CLASS No, J.
Dssins. tin--snsll for dre ssera
Basins, th-wAsh.htnd.
Bed Pans. dclf-shovel shape.
Bowls, def
Bed'tesds, iron.
Brooms.
Brushes. scrubbins
buckets leather.
Bucket wooden.
Caudle.tok.
Cauldron.. tin cOvers 40 sallonsl
Closhe. line
close stools
Dirpen tin-one pint
Dishes, assorted tizea
Feeding Cups
Fiesh fork..
Funnels, sla..-hsfpn,.
tunnels, tn-one pint,
Crater, nutmeg. and large.
bs'che.s
Homes.
kniyo, aud Forss-of each.
Knives and Forks carving
Kn.ves butchsis
kn.ye,. Dread.
LaDternr, glass
MsStf g'sc f x Y ssi H. :'' ''' ~
Medicine spoons delft
Mes. Chast (.ee li,t).
Mills, coffee.
Mig, delft
rillBoI,, turned wood
Phi nach.nss.
P.ll Ties. 3to 10 inehes
Pitcher deli-hsf gallon.
flatss dclf
Pit Chamber, deli
Pots Chamber, inoisrous amy paltArnL
Psr. tea, deli
fos coffee. tin.
Ia gauge
Kan,e-.ize a. required futures complete.
Rszors ana SiroPs lin csses)
K.tort deif lone quartz.
scale. and Weights, shop.
sh-ep.kiDs d,e.'ed for pl.stsrs
Sis,os.
Spatuas , to 8 inches
Spirit Lamp.
spoons, table.
Spoons, tea
sptnuEsi without top
SyltOuhA
Steel
s,svc. coosins-.,n. a. required, sI.ufss complete
TIN Warmer for the stomach, for hot water
TIN Warmer for tue feet for hos water.
Tubs bath.
Iamblers glass
Wall. Il or. II Of los, soieu, ,ofioA
FTRSirURE AND APPLIANCES, CLASS MOI
Bsdticic, tianes.
Odifons
ke.:l-' tea, Iron.
Ladies
fsas, frying
Isus. sauce
fans, tia.
Po's mustard.
Pot, p@pper
IrigifrTatpfa
SaIfo.s
s,tCclAD.
1rae. buffers
HOSPITAL CLOTHING.
Cap, according 90 pattern.
pfawcrs, srca flins 20 pattern
Gown. d.. s.ins according 10 pattern.
snus, cotton according to pattern.
Slipper according ~ "a tern.
sors wooden. sccofdils 10 pattern
to Ass Of Yacsss"' quality OF articles prop
al . euantts. &c. viii be given ~ his 3'ce.
The Medical PuneyIf fe"Tyes TIE rsht REJECT auy and
all biis drrned saisne aud ell contracts accepted :" u
h. .ih,ret 10 the approved II the SnE. eonOeners-
T. MURRAY, Sui scon l. = Army,
Medical PIrveyor.
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ttlc6lcul.
ONE TO SIX boxes Of ''wiNCHrSTER''

NNE TO SIX boxes Of &" WiNCutSIEh'
~ SPECIFIC Pill" VIII Teca1 .raHb cure any e4se Oh
Sor nal UeI,nps IL resulting i".r.'' honEFLl' A.
cKlvAThu and NJ b. found equally e'c!rnt 10 du ION oi
p,osd'e. Udtsr' au diseases sehtSus o. 'ie O'""'s
Crg,fns. o., 49,, , O.
,tIc pttt IN many cases Of N1s.do,,hea and with the
,oi ,tyJ,et suo.c,s"J M.Lros SAADEKs. NJ ID. Ill D..
Ero0k'pg. >,
Ill - neata sproic' ony me liciue cau be- lheye
cured very severe wih from sir ~ gEN Dos's"-B
KEITH M D., LL Reptrt y ~ Ned Sc.'hce, Asso- York
PFR>ONAL-" Wv. Uiacas,ie' ~ wonTnt "f ALL cosrl-
nI,r md votes hssc cafh4s 4s Hg 10 these Prepare
uon."-p Aie,cit. !,ee'e H. d., LL~ d., dmeri,I" Mod
.at Gtsue Aeic York
The sPE, lFIC Pill isuot Homo ,nl.llc remedy MOI
doe. 1t cnn'an setourV, irYu, Camilla t' OF unS injurious
in, edr Price: II f"s 0-N ia borrs thsn ori''e I'D
onrrJ -. Sent b. .h Solt, wholesale .nd retail y
i N INCMFS. Eh. no 81 IAhn.t.. n l.
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OKDsASCs OFFICE WAR DgPAETMESr,}
W,snlSGroS, Jan. %. 1853. )
PROPOSALS. for FLANK HOWII/ERS. -

PROPOSALS for FLANK HOWITZEliS.-
Proposals will be received st his Office unil ocloc
D. m 9th OF February next fo urhlsnns ole hlnd'
red or less ~ FOUNDER cas-. on HONlILEhs. Tor ma
defense These howz.s weigh, when flushed about 10
pounds each and biting their dension. en- be
this office the United states As-nss They ale
til. regular United States Inspection and PROOF,
AID be received and paid for except u as p.s
Inspection and proof aud spprove by United states e.
sp.cto 10 bs desBa ed by Its oce. Fay wii De
made certificate. Inspection and receipts to be given BY
tre Inspector and forwarded to this Office.
tid.s wll the plumber Of bow they propo'e 10
deliver exceeding hurdredl the psee Of msnua
ure aud delivery and the Ice per pound for tho hnished
howitzer; and bid will lie entertained miles be from
founder regularly engaged ia the business satisfactory eyi
dence Of which accompany the bid Any bidder obtain
Ing contract will lie required 10 eDer into bonds with not
than the psnal OF ten thousand dol
for the hfu fnneut OF his contract Ia al respects
bonds be ackro edged before judge OF court OF
and the boadnen he certified by the judge o.
District Court Of the United states ordnance oecr In
charge Of United N.era 70 be worth the pens sum
Of tue bond aud above al liabilities.
The rish, reject all proposals II the prices are
deemed high IT, for cause IL Is not doomed tor the
public interest 20 u them,
Proposals will 10 scslcd and addressed to
eTal James W. Ripley Chief VI Ordna WssnEson d.
C." and will be indor.ed Proposals. fr flank howitzen"
J. W. RIPLEY,
feb5 sodtfeb27 BrisaderGensFal. CHEZ OF Ordnance
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
.6:41 ISeta...546 Moon Sets. il: O6
bIGH WATER THIS DAY. -
sandy Hook lille Gov Island 2:O6 uels0Ge. 1877
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col DUNnAWO on THE STAY-AT-'lO1E TRAITORS.
HLADQtAirKgs IN BHGADr, JAchsoN. Ioan,
teh 4 (

ColERSor: 1nis will be handed 70 you by MAJOR
A.iki. tho glorious old sou who comes nom" !" snef
On o. d. el,egs hope La will have N the sId Iu.
cncs goa Ca ave him Viz mcuTes ~ 4 be- adopted,
unGeI the influence o. Ia" scouudrs aud ait"r
IL homo sf~ be feit dscOuten among
sodirrs viii be dcInorailrd and destroyed, snf the
lcouIss ii. VII, Ia ie. than months be rolled
b.cS up.l tA- I'D. held. OF oar glorious NOfih-We.t
Thsto khOw not via. they Do sod u they c1pfc any
geD,ia syup.thy IN the amy, they reckoning without
their host
hope yDu will your Influence At Wa.hn fou - e..
ag passed i,quif. all The nd Sissa Marbal, md hear
doputes oil tolector 81 Ir-Insl Hyp End urif d.
hc % dCti oh defrcrs and lodge them ut the rcsrst nun
ihy poF nbsns y ITO penal offnsr. indctihir n Va"
District Court Of III n'td Ebts Yr 20 labor Of
employ e"-"uer lupr,bg him 9" b." such aud tia bnowl
edge inst tho individual I'd been n the service 81 the United
states should te pfiWp cio cyi1r Il knowledge Ga hr
vas dosercr, making htO al cjn.c,s Min dc1rftet
void. Do not God sske e. Ills Amy b" 40 weakened
trst f, 10 diycn O,ck IN humiliation TO witnegs tire
desos .,Gu Ol oar own lon,s
A"spec'fuiiy youts, {. J.. DDSliAM.
To Cos. NoLIoN indfIaa
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Disasters, &c.

Capt, Bes,e Of steamship Ps'apseo arrived ye'erdsy re-
rerfs 2st inst, between Bsrncgst and Abseoom psssed
steam transports Oregon Golden Gate E,nts'ket Gensrs
Uuprr and Croton all bound s. wind blowing heavy from
y. would probably pa, into the BreshwAtsr
NEWPORT. Feb. a. 1899.
In the sss Of y..tsday, the 'chf Target, from New
for Bostcn 10 la, struck rock Dpmpling Foi
outer hAbor makes ws,cT and VIII probably Dc got on
ST GEonGH bermuda eb. II. lbnJ
Tie shp Colombo Brown OF and from Boston for the East
udcs arrived the .tA met In dslis eAins badly
viii hsVe 10 discharge. .
The Portuguese biz Gsrd.ls nom Nsw Yort for Oporto
.o arrived mere with los. Of all ss and dsofsswept Of
everything. spafs gone. and Ieahy.
Bri, Jo,sphine iPorD. Oliver. Opofto 81 days In ballast
tn BTuuu.
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rs'nG GREAT ENGLlSH RENLDY TOR

tllt AMI A.lFN ~ b ilNh.
ia ,uleo, iroul a. l,r rou s ,rhprol tcfsu' y.
.orgst .r1ut or ojvs go tLAl''S Dpi tgrd A.tl-
NAH, PILLS. th'y tr relied upU he NOS, sale
aud cf,c ,dy Re .. T. tlr ave ,nd 'atH h'u
uuycrg.Y u'cd Ia EuOr' to- meDy Yeas VITA h' tfcasi
rrcrsed IN Eu.lsnl ~ PRoVrA UtGStNr. 'nl sid
By ~ Ellis Co, 1rsuei"-, .,r~-t's, All 'n' ON
M.dlciar Ncnte's.
irr ltpst,s Calmi sioucr. h,o ulthoasl hefa ara
Altess at THOMAS RI II L. 20 a, Loi' ~ - y"
nrse-sed upon Hov,,..ont -ia'' 'Ae4 @ '"'" ' -
the grhunr m,dirlr.
FTice 80 ccLu aud /. pu DOH.
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L'OR NLW-ORLEANS. DIRECT,
The new sud pie. did L; 5; Mail Steamship
GEORGE MASHlNGTOS,
Capt. 4. Y. Oa,or.
will l.ay, Pier No y. r. dirc. for New Orleans, on
THURsD NJ Feb. 70 at II o'clock noon Passage VITA ae'
ccnmodations unsurpassed so Freight roi'ced rates
No bills aairg signed on cay oil .aillis 80
lhe steamer GEO. CROWN III viii snccesi
.oniy ~ II. Is. CROMWELL.
"fP' No. 81 " est-st
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- TON. NEW-LONDoN, SrDNINGroN PROYI-
DnNCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON. snJ NEW.BFDFOGD
III. spiendd steamers COMMON WEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No. IS n a. foo. Of Coar.
andt.St. daily Except sundsy) at 4 p. m.
Freight taken a. low b, an other Inc On.e Of Com
pany No. lis Wes.st, corner q Cour'land.st.
w. NJ EDWARDS Agent
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4 PORT aud FALL RIVER The splendid sud superior
steamer METRQPOLI;S,, Capt brown. t1yss New.Yori
O'Clock r. w.. ard tie EMPIRE STATE. Cept Brsyton,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. at o'clock p. nd,
from Pier No 3 IL. II.
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded sssocurci any
pic."t until the snail have been paid ir
Freight Bottom awarded through with great dispatch
by an ExPress Freight IIain. . ,,u
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MINIATURE ALMANA

H. brig SOmtr', from Mon,Osia-Tbeodors F.. GoOdhus
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rg,ODD 4 FAFFERil, ManuiisEc.'a uolr
4 stationary cad por.b.. rihAh hS"isI' Naeliasr,,
tIs; FL n.mp Tow U4t.... ara n,tb ,n,s NO -
I'm Graripg Shsiii g, -,.rlinep
NJ, ArvtorA nvgAs .. I.scisCa. ~"
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NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
la,s .t.amcr will uavo Nc~i rk on the st. I'm and
2,t of e.c month"; except when those dates isi on d y
DAY. when The day Of departure WIN 10 me MoNDAi Nf
loving n anal
ins.greeL - =" 'HN.'', --s
ApTFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
at Queenstown. (Cos& Has5or) ~, weFkpown stesni'
rr, OF the Live pool New orN and thI-GeiphA s"An'hV
Company arc intended to sill IS follows; a,
CRY Of WAStIAGJO N......,.... .saGiusy rep %
SiTv 0E .satgrdsy. Mar I
KANGAROO Saturday Mar -
And every saccesaiug SATURDAY. atnoon, IRON fisF ="
North HiveI
RATS OV PisStGE.
PAYABLE H. gold It's .quival rn u currency: 49,, ,o
90. >rEFsIiAUt... FeS ~
p,t ain 10 Iondou. rs on St6erugo ~ London % ~
~ C.b, To Par,,,.. e5 O9 Storage TO Psn. gu %
If ahiu 10 ilsbWs y v0iS,etasr 70 heHoure. - ~
ps...ne.rt also llwGiCud TO iLyIr Bremen hotterdsl
Antwerp &c, - eq ALLY - rates $1,000. -, 4, a.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: Let CABIN no
sn5 sfrerasr ron Liye.pco: so. tlom Quecno"n ~
lhoc wish sea. for their friends can o'y icNe' "ee
~ 'acse Ta's,. , Al,
Fot f.r h, iufJuns'ion sppy At Tie tompays oMce'
JOHN q. DALI. Agent. No ~ osoidN ny ~ l.
y
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EOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD AND
COR R0STOY and PROVIDENCE i, NEw-

J. SPRINGFIELD. steamers for Neytayen leave Peck,
slip at 1913 Passengers north from New.lisye 9 II
o'clock remain board nigh. without camrs
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE %
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Depot, Ja1.'sip sid zoe. %
3,th.st T. R-Nirier arrangements commencing nay
Oct "a 1862: Leave NewNorx at u tor e.npot ssi
Hsr6o- Orient, snd Hsm2,ous at ga n, 40 u ~ ~.
stead Sundays the tram leaves tnn'eIs fot sSth,.t
-, - a M Tor YaphJnk sud in,eme3a'e stations
trn,ion rates; returning leaves Yephank at $3.50 p IN
On Fdly snd saturday right the LILY tisa will rao
tb 10 Green port returning saturday aud aiondSy morn
a. y, a.is M arriving IL New.Y0k a 1881 a. IN
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT,
EW-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

~ ADELPHIA AID the SOUTH and WEST, via JER.
SEh ClIf-Mail end tSpress Lines leave New'York at
shd ~ M g. 1880 ard il;)J p. Fare 30 Throua
baggage checked at ami 10 a. w. I'D 1850 II 80 D.
LOT washington ard srd D m. Tor The West.
NJ, j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Su 9eintendent-
10 baggage ni be received Tor any trains uness delivered
ho coecKed - mnues 10 elyenee Of The dine Of lowing
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miscellaneous.

COTTON WA>Tl-For Machinery, Wiping
ana Packing sl.o iog shipping lot. suit purchasers
-, .sie by ". ". TAILMAS.
No - William o..
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COMMENTING DELAMDEk I. IJ5! -
Passenger Station ia Newfok corner 27th st. and an

NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
lN-T Jersey City for Piermont and Aonseyg
9l5 ~ :4:lU .ruont u: .. NJ, sndt:'5 o M
on MONDAYS only 4;i5 e. I. w. DEMARESr. sups.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. <.
~ For Albany. Troy, north and "est -NlNIER Ar
RANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov. IL 800,
Fur ALBANY l0:a0s H.. Express NJ s Train from 2oihse
Station. Returning leave Alb'a5 >, l0;Joa
For Local Trains see Time table:
JOHN BURCHILL, Supesiutsniont
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TIE eOLDIERS or OHIO TO the PEOPIE I
THAT STATE.

THAT STATE.
THI BATTLEFIELD OF SfOSE RIVE, Feb. L.
To NE Ple Of OAo. The Ohio soldiers CT tho sHe Amy
t.nOwI in urgent ciieay. kxics fIOm Etme for long
tsG'y months. away from tao pstty ,trie OF Local pors
tie in euce Of ELI n deaaS aud Hry leaders. We
fee bitterness that enters INTO
,Le iuooe contentious OF hone pec. and calmly view tho
condition Of tho COUNTY pu thai only uno rMdP0snt the
'Oeis. sua pstrot aeyotca 70 me sies, kepnohc
home WY hoMl ne Grave Els Zen o. tIe great army OF
the United ~'sieswa broken toll worn, end battle hnet
be .rft wIauost syn.hF I'D from you men OF Diof
Are lot 10 war Il it not tho who. force Of the uoycIn-
nsrt employed IN defending the mutton sain't gigantic eior
What nst,er, now The cause Of tic weri By who's 'sot
by she adoption Of Fhat initsken policy It e1ii'
E1 Ss ,,as o. Or ended BY snY up 81 th,' II % ".ea
sion or lear Of mo ,htddi1g Of blood would tny nssy
fVe up Ls nation aud become Ito czen Of inintd and
Then whereforo opposition to tho wsrl Beo,u's parcp
~ ~ III lo"tt Dec-use rs pOHcJ - D'oA.ou' he
People Of oDo! Bat Alternative I. !s you You iopst
pfoncuhce tbis Just rebellion You must say tatt
tight sndiusthabie to detIoy is Republic; M Republic
10 seat. helsrss Government poeTie.s e. sustain itss.
sne De Destroyed whenever cons. is,ors enough be Al
ne 'o ne PI'po'e Dr. yo' Ht't sh,s to ne world tDe
~ u .e preseyf'i,n in goat exam 10 O ode
kepobe Ihith has quiet doinAt iyrcs witch a,oasrd
ss w. .a1' "a al Of tier shi aud pdsese. but
eesIts, or sf'n. our hives
Men Ct ONO Hssr and for your country. ,ske
IoI ours stop yo1l Wild .haIue po &C. ugitc Tor
fhe common oAu'e ava think or syes NJ p.scs and
~, is 10" shPy Terms in.en: The beI obif
~ u We pthcriuJ II u MAJ DE- bot foTciby al rvr.s
Purely physical power hson invoked 10 Lo,i,y ia,
Government aad ply ics ioco inut meet IL Coro.t ,ie
febsous erIue7 hut ia bs blockade. aud c,oriort x,
The dslnded people IL tho Tebeiug state. e let c u.
20 AsPp!ness prosperity doe "a their isni OF hone.
VI tney rise sgeint tntiT own iTran uD' Iopuiar orin
with them oyehlows tneiI io'se Government aud DOOM
their dekpoiic icsiers. lip Item and clIhne The
Action Is d.voDred bg hk oRn Gogs"
weak you now u ses!, soppo and updod ~ hand Of
your fodIvft.
Give Of the wasted ,yups'iy D. lily end 0eey b.
np"ed upon The Cj political Ltf- eud dsnisro:... , b.,
.'et bie'>ed inshyIdot ia iuco!o tics T. H. ,oqef.
ent sgsiy eadudng ,o0iefs WHO. ~ csnI o.. ue and
lie hosp al teai fe0 ha(sL.Ps u.cOl p4nmgy ti.4.
ng,t fhn Io ~ the hork. EeeP u t.eisi in.r ~ ,ol!
sode ~ sL3'nR 10 Them the vile en1HJfi9Hs ~ 'litet
VINO aIe Hiding lfto oce plce pow ruin. @!
VI" '"sri-n'it and .Lsius 81" u tieEs itH---'Ers
Insof ne not By iftt-Is sr.'A. md af~- which t'
lhs. %rs's en9sse D. Li.t e. H. % annoy Abortion Waf
oh ~" mob dos Of the hour ofose WbJss hypocG
"tnss kleb shape ~ @sf3Iy cOgeii tfcston.
"a" H!Hy 81 the Wet 10 iB t3iIte ss--ebn,s' -
oSi e"d ce'tfoy tfGi,d Rebe-satt' mett force 10
@''~A! h It ittIIJ c1ss'siOD 81 eeHAsly tisihs al
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-22

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGIsLAruRE-It
will be seen by Gov. Vance's Proclamation,
that the Legislature is called to meet on the
Both inst. This is by the advice of the Coun-
Gil of State. 1t is understood that the object
is to adopt some course in regard to the Con-
federate Treasury notes issued before Dec. 2,
1852, which Congress has deprecated by its
unwise Legislation. We hope and believe,
with the Fayetteville Observer, that it will
not be found necessary to adopt any measure
like that Of the Virginia Legislature and
some of the Virginia Banks, but that some
plan may be devised to sustain the currency,
in this State at least. AS North Carolina
has furnished more troops, done more fight
ing, and suffered more loss, than any other
State, let her endeavor, likewise, to strength.
en- the "sinews of war;" by %upholding the
Confederate currency.
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The WeWs of the Week.

It will be seen by reference to another col
umn, that Gen. EweIl has whipped the scoun-
drel. Milroy, at Winchester, Va, and captured
his entire command, some.six or seven thous-
and men, with all his stores, &C., embracing
several hundred hsrses, wagons, equipments,
artillery and wagon teams. Our loss was
trifling.
Besides this glorious news, we have an
account Of still another victory. Alcott in
endeavoring to reinforce Milroy with two
thousand men, was also captured by Gen.
Edward Johnston near Berryville. Our boys
need only to be put upon the Yankee hire.
lngs to whip or capture them.
We have very little ineligible news
from Vicksburg during the past week. 1t
is only certain that Vicksburg holds out, and
is likely to hold out against all the attacks
made against it.
Sundry reports were in circulation here q
few days ago, about the yankees having cap
tured Franklin, Va, on the Blackwater; but
special despatch to the Petersburg Express,
says the enemy, several thousand strong,
with cavalry, artillery, and infantry, at
tempted to force a passage across the Black.
water on the night of the 18th, but psre
repu1se@ On the g day they opened
aheavy FIRE upon Franklin, with artillery
and a regiaent or more of rifles, keeping up
severe fire, at short range, for two hours /;
Hhen they were agGin repubed. A good.
many of the enemy were killed-no loss on
our side.
RICHMOND, June ia dispatch from Gen.
Lee. dated Culpeper Court House, June 18th.
says: "On the afternoon of the 14th Cen
Rodes took possession of Nartinsburg. Va,
capturing several pieces of artillery and more
than two hundred prisoners, and q supply
and ammunition train. Our loss one Killed
and two wounded"
1t is reported that the wife Of Gen. Miro,
was captured on Sunday at Martinsburs.
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~ See Gov. Vance's Proclamation, call
ing for Seven Thousand Volunteers for State
defence. Cannot the number be raised with
out resort to a draft ? We trust so. The adj
vantage of such q curse is pointed out in the
RSosl.mstion. Bat if NOT thus raised, then
all persons subject to military duty who are
not exempt or who belong to the conscript
requisition but have been detailed for special
service, will be required to go into this branch
of the service, viz militia officers, magis-
trates, &C., under 45 years Of age. This is
our understanding of the call.
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Wish it were q thousand. The Age is a
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SPECIAL E~IEcrIoE.-An election will be
held in Wake county, on Friday, the 2oth Of
the present month, to ill the vacancy in the
House Of Commons occasioned by the resig-
| nation Of Gen. Fowle..
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The yankee forces about Fredericksburg
have all left, for what point has not yet been
ascertained. Gen. Lee will fnd out time
enough to discomfort bis plans.