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H Perhaps the bes. novel ever writ.
ten" Robinson Crusoe" has not a word
Of love in it. And how all honest BOYS
and girls love to read it. The literary
tastes Of youth are simple and pure
enough, if not corrupted.
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my superior, also, as soclet; man; more
ready, more brilliant and distlnguished.-
iorgave Arthur; but could not be a
witness to his happiness. could not for
give Isabel. A menth before their mar
rage was Gu '"e steamer oouhd ''f Ne"
III IT,, -.
80 l'''" I .'J'''o sr',i' 1;i ,''nos "o''nS
@ ro,,1.} Laro hoaa -iaa tl' ho bos 49, I 80
hr, bo conIa NOT ,,ot.1da .va1 ,ha ae;ao,
If f;o,d.bin NM, tLo r,;.orios .5o, l,i
Ir;ra,, ,,o - ,Is s,t;,,I,1 bo1 n"' .'' -
,T;s.;..;,n; I.I, ui,n Lnan 80 ~ si,;aI y
nv sntf,lr;nas wro,'. :, A. Grs, sLa
sail verv III, s',o,,, ar,In- oniL;s r;G,
Tho, .ioro oor,o s,n,;a, ;II. ...;,, 7
haral ~ ;oI;.lra,;ons | s'i' l
tranC,a,oents an eren nf ',:n',s, 'G.I, I,anI1
rot 6eIiey. that isabel false as sha haI
been 70 ne-hea,t,ass and wor,Nr os I
thoroh, ber-conI3 ovar 10 nn:I.r -
,rorso ,ban vo-it,, a,f a,..h:,io, .'2
rat;nn WAS r, d.,nht necnssarv oc I;c,
70 Iar Sic ,ni..',t aonov .,.I,nr. h., !
could not behave that She conIj in;,ra hin,
mora loo,rr I'm. stories ora,y ryn,sa o,1
worsa. onj co,ld nat hu7 oo, foss .bo,
had hoan s,ys, :,a,,, ora..or ,,,;,or,, ,l,oa
La1 an1,rcl ,rI ,I'3t = ArI,n, L"J
wronca,l nc. he Nal h,an er3i,.;ar.,
i,bed, 7 co,,f..s -"s pun
tho.- ,--2J ,H1t Souie'ilHe'
- ti"!' n'a isaotl not .leiaeo 10
'"o 'o"'p "'ohS oi a,lioH,oh, ana naa mar
,'e" e"9 y, 'i'e ,'u'y 'o'9d' al might H"'e
oVe'' VIII o"' 'h!0 WAS lno'i9hlaTy van
~ A.'aoi was d h'a" 70 make any Sood
woman n"PPy', he "oc'a never nave mar
,ie0 i'"o0i '',' &c ',9' i1.' eoi ''''n 1'I''' 81
h7"' "7 III ca 'e' "p!S h'' 0N"' AA0 % "
"oI iop "'e 1i Nn"t uIu p'' Possess
- 20u>,."Hy was 'S.No"' '4''o '"I'
"'th 'o''a'"9 - 'e'"'" " ''"o'"Iu' l.
u'u not seem nome S'INneS' Snvn uv as at
,ack the o"'ss III io,el5h 'anus' ihe Eng
lish, love home as they may can stay away
rom IL. iney nave tne power o' co!oiiZ,
ing '''e "o:'o, "u' may set cover 1t an
over VIII" me" covering races. i'u' 'e't
III " hurry 10 a. "."I = -, ''0A t"e SNORT l
e,' 'o".e' ms ~ y, L "o' ." ''0 upper
Mlss'ss'Pp'; 'nen down lhe ''Ter' 10 the
hfst me OF railway "hlcn "ou'u 'ane me
boa. and the most rapid trains. | made
no stop in strange cities. Nv curiosity
to see American life was gone and dash
ed along the southern shore OF the great
Lakes, and through The mountains of New
York Just in time to embark for one OF
the tleetest steamers Of the Cunard lire,
which, in less than ten days, landed me
safely in Liverpool. WIKI the same feel.
ing of hurry | took the first express train
to London, and did not lose an hour be-
fore driving to Brompton, and calling on
the lady, a distant relative and an old
friend, who had been my correspondent.
When my name was announced she
sprang towards me and kissed my check,
and exclaimed: then you got my let
ter :.
.No; | have had no letter from yoI
Tor months. have been away in the
wilderness. where they could not reach !;
and did not stop for them % my way.
But what is it Has anything happen
ed ,
You have not heard about poor Ar
thur 2
Not word. Isabel has not run of
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CHAS. A. REUTER-.

Rotary PUBLIC, Agent for the Nilwaukee Mu
tual Iusrrance ompaDv, and odntv Treas
urer. VIII attend to he payment Of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Stree rii.,j.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lam,
of;cs on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
Coup;u Wis. Collections promptly attended
:. nj 1T
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor At Law.
Has res lrned the practice OF his profession in
Msnitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State.
For few weeks bis Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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GEO. n. WOODIN,

.Attorney and Counsellor at Low,
Juatice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticnlar attention given to collecting, &c. o.
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. nl-u
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II, BRE NAN,

County Surveyor Of Man'to~oc County.
RESIDENCE. NEAR cLARk's MILLS.
Will promptly attend to al J business entrus,.d g
to him. Orders may be left at the Store OF
nahoney, or at the office OF Clerk of the Court,
Manitowoc.
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BEER l. KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, oil-Cioth,
Wooen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fi1dies and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings. Brushes, &C.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.
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.ahOK,E>. CARRIAGES. sc.

AM MlllkOf NEAT BUSINESS Wagons
constantly hand or made To order, such a. gro
c"t.', akrt.', iV.d aud .1It You will find this
waco ~ inNcrali, tr nv that can Ia found every
nftI To- hDr ~utrsnt,d W. represented STEW-
ARTS " non Factory sd ct. bet Brosdwsy and sth
aycnuc. l1C
4 HORSE. TRUCK AND HARNESS FOR
- sac | large hHv hoi,o, sound and hind, tr,ick
aud Narut'. nearly new viii he sold cheap Inquira
~ Feed Store, ~ cherry near Jset son, NY 9ls
1,OR S25- FOR SALE, A BAY MARE, IL
Il n,' "a ~ IL. GOOD work snlrnsl. Apply to W.
WAENut q. torn.r Al,t a. and Brosd~ay. 10
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I Nc q Filling.

EOR StW Bt'EGi. rOUGHK ERPS IE
d i.1ndnut. kur.ton Inc MARY POwKLL leav =
HUDSON RIVER Il. X. FOR ALBANY.
Troy, tha Nuth and West, from Chamber II, at
: AID b. \. Y aud - ~, and 1899 y NJ, and on
SUNDAY. % :. o. y. " rom 1hirt,etb street. 40
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lNSl u A.Nl'E.

DTTGFES FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
lsuNc., 10 tha'h1m swste, corner NJ Mott II.
hiNllENli. Tn" Durctorr have his day declared
leu ,utuHl dividend ot FIVE PR CENT, dree
oi f,ttumrut TAI ptvahe to the stoc hholders on
Rud s'f'r he nts' drN nj August nett. The transfer
bookr viii h, closed I'll that date Hy order
b. II. FELLOWS, secretary.
.luly 20, 1853 359
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Ava SEW EN'Ck.

4 GRAND Ilt-Nlt WILL BE GIVEN
s X G@Ss & & r'H s C,eof c a ,r
th' 2Sih d., OF July. l-tS. Iitts 10 Gems chit
a,Sn undef !. .''.. ae, hsi VIC. The e,ir ~,
oc asion. az
RAkNuM AMERICAN MUSEUM.
sNrJTr ,Y,stLy?S, lses.
s,>rorrs III -, * VSrvu, rRorrr,
NEGRO MiN>IB.lS. ptLINrAroRs,
.coNic orrrhiiC rrRropurrs
Tli'bi ;u .ud tam "d conr'nv nav. been ~.
rRrsfNr rIitiE NtwSsS vi roE : BrNrriT,
wt l.. IN l,s' confltuce th the padons oi the
GvEr DIVA n YrER,
RRticnm' NHSp h, a. rcnr BILL up FARE.
mi 80 ns asp'ndi. 'c"ci ut,m their Ia - col
.G'rI4. k.fENNs. hRrANl, owNs' &c. &C..
p.>I Il pR5rirEs,
Nt't o1" r,rfo m,r g, mn-r' ~ 'omimis''. Be-
49, '.,. Il shJrd the hal -. ~ iicS II g the
&c. ii nu, aud thr p,t'ons of the Ma'e'm At
Mr.ENuoN AMI EVENING PERFORMANCES,
IL a. ,'. ',c'e uri-csetcn,"d ni'ractiou' mi.
oNMiuHH,S G q, rrin'r wooHHiHs.
r,ro a., +. - ifi\\lNN" 'IGt@tHA ,,.rors
W Lonae,, 'inoN IN woSSni,nifttI VIZ
A. IuuAINS WRITER
TIL llHill Nls.,t Nl,l INTOk
a loil Iit tAl = RISING TWO MiSks
Tie IL NNb 40 ARIA, |. arltd Sct Scs Lion.
30 tcf u u. livlur ~ rroniN Wa. F',uf.., g..
Aiu ssion to all y CT Children under To- Is ctf o.
NtW BuWEki llEAIEt
LAST NiGurOr TiiF GRE " RNNpi
LOIS OF ftN O.Nl,III
ALI rlit COMPANY N StN PIECES
NED DAVIS, BbOhlU, ClIti ORr sui sI.OCi'M
~ MN SONS, ACTS, nt&rES,6 So.
COOLEST PLACE n r'tt cry.
tNMpBtiI.S MlNSl KEIS,
l~iN NJ MRtR
TIiF MODEL BANn or TIE cot NTRN
COMlRtSiNG IiE GREATEST tORlNNrIpS
on ARTISTIC tNCEILfNCE EVER
sfiN rs ms CO, SIKY,
80. ~. III NR AND ~ DE lnl
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PERSONAL. NOTICES.

A Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE SUFFERED
"A loss By The lac rioters can be- rc-mhuisrd Tor
To" 'smr, ~ sddr'ssln. BOi 800 n Y. s..eiy .sp
gllc,tion T. Nee rsary. 10
nI,k MILLS. VINO CALLED AT \ GRO.
i'crry store n tcbuay lat AMI quc.t d the pc
rotor 10 takg care Of soh.r thinks bolOupng t1a
.ri,u4, y rl,ns. ~ asau. a. he e.n 40 tep ron
d iui irrd Tor. ". 70
UENRY MORALITY, OF kiLMALf. Couu-
L y Clare, H. land, h h,- been in Ills country
auout .iN y'ars. Al, information respecting him
~, ,. ,hmtq} rrcc,"d h. ''-''r' MARf
INFORMATION WNNIED oil WILLIAM
iniONN, anativr of i.'iccder, Ensl,ud. VITO cam"
g. the city IN the str,thta Great tat RI tbs lut
70 Pcs" 10 iorsGfi hir address to n iiowery, y
\. Boston ptltfH ri'rHr copy. .,
IMPORTATION WASILp OF IUDIi
piklht, ~io VIC d. .rr.l cn iaih Of july,
tom the Goth E,v, \. w Any int ,n,siion con
ELltN DIVINE, at o.. w..h.nrtontt,NN Ch,.ti
INVALID SOLplEKS AND SAILORS
t. am against ID 5 Govetnnsut coil ctcd with
,ut charf' 'hd thivnunious s'n To '"~. aud nhrfs
pg'ui.ouslS, At the oiioi Of the Protective ca aim
As'o, At on, - thaml.rs street. tg
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARi REN.
\AN ~ hcl son, ,iiAl.Lks kkNNAN, iat.ly Of
tnr .j Ma Vols. ani nov 4 ia" 10Th $ r.tu
VII cont favor b.. eia.,s..ug liza, Gaze IT the N
toi H1us,, y Ild
NIISSING-IullNO .bRINN, 81 YEARS OF
q
va at ,he ca,u.t Of ri, ard fraud e.. on HI.
is'u,. r. iuuis., ISL net, NO'cluck l. VI HAD
CT lH. oii'r -i, titIn coat, hu~sN lat, any infor
uittlou 40 he thank 'u.ly received and h,rHlly
Ssfi'd % hin b. othDi liENliI OBtIAS, Ybu epu h
o., ot % OIi SIP 40
DENSlON, BOUNTY AND PAY CLAIMS,
i collected promptly Nv
GtUH,i WuOnMAN, rs Pine street.
Land warrants Iui, hN,I aud tor sale. $50
S,AlLOES' BpGNIY AND BACK PAY
collected vi blut ch,rH. BY the Protective Aso-
cation, ,Ai thAH 70 II sitttt. tx
S,Ol.DltES Of IuE INO lEAES EEGl-
hui ne who have lo'u mustered cut al h,,cuot
b. np' 'ur 20 j NhLsoN IL Only, sand 10 Pm"
~ rom -. 81
e,EAMLN ANp LANDNMfN ATTACHED
- 20 The { steamer Quaker CITY in July I,ul,
rUur pv Az nuo4s. u' mon } 'ue them, b. Apply
code lea once, IL lork ~, near Navy fafd ate,
81 ok "a. ,,QO
DNHr MOI llnR or OTHER RELATIVES
iC,rUnfd i.h1 por'r, X C1mptuy, lat Ious Ial
sud ~ .ui. y y ' are requested 90 cnmm1ni
"a >i'l o., rsrdiir onic.r nt X C,nipan.. /
Long leland T. g.; 1T Bugad. ID D,yiiou. 9th Co p
4 M oil "a" ip'.uW. NJ
IT : PRIZE MONFY OFFICE MONEY
" .r,al, for ovci co.," hundred vc-s,ls Liza fur
. lied hv mat. DEC Hrse' r~Wusd. SONfS,
HLk $40
II ). NtIhl EtNpfINOri HEAD
- .luaft'n chan 70, near Ftanshn tIsre.
am o., hIJuru, ~ liu4ty stnL-un, landau u and
bo. swhntci. IN sefvr' scrr. 32i
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.:Inn CASH OB\IANoE ON MUkT-
!. OOO t9lo. iyOo. t35O. t,OO TO $500.

~ DDO ESQ, $500, $3.50, $io0 TO $500.
- wa Nov Ia the time 10 secure . home.
b'spAhe building lc'r at Llirahothport, Nev jersey,
~ above prcrs vi lot, situated on following streets
lois Itoutst. - lots on ID st II lots 80 st.:
a. lnis On Ith =; " lot. ON st. lots on 9Th st
lot. on 'tn II io's IN Mar,hall st; 10 lots on
avn ~ H.. % lotr OF Fulton at 81 lots Clinton
ct ~ lots IN LN ngrton 1t W lots on broadway; ~
lot- IN Sou faik a.; 80 lots on Court st " lots
Mouthl, payments ~ slO each taken II desired. q
louse- hui To- rsries For Particular apply IN r.
X LLLLDGt,, i3I Pearl STREET. New York, cr 10
tOpLN L IlElbKIrTER, Eli.absthpot. "a
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/ Z. i. \ b. Ash vi :
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s''''di "- ri''i tns' ~ .se ~ aui c.nrhl
~, a., ,,,, \, al 81 r. Ceintr
h~':IiH WNN1ID-DNE THAI
It'srir. Oh = eirHs...,t 'oa hot d. .uc. IA
'" ."3iI. "t1t yi y o. heit .''t M ~
81 - \
ITf.It.fNT ftD,ITEG - WISIIH
a., ~ "a. AID o.. a., t4.s.L. \ .!s1 o, pre-.
Co., %
tAhN GN,p " N\IIb .bNa ir,.t.
iu-'1.h .'u .'. A.2. to r. adIies lAkHtE
90 HN. 'H'. a.
"a a.. 80. .' , . 90.
-. f,t o. 60. D." To- 30
'~
"A - .'- $50 " ''' " " o." N.'.
."L No. So cen
- ~ ''Y' NA''- ''' 'h
,,-. 'h ''' '''-' . D.
,..N,
"a '' D.. ''' .''' - Va '' .''.
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IL - " H u d. ID o." ~. 60 81
- 100 W" 81 l.'. 70 - d r .iio. e.. .
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'-N '.'i 'i- 3d. '"0 w. =
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W. 81 'i''' ~ 80
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w ANJI,D.

" ~ ~ 10 " 'I' NJ NJ
u '.Hr. .--.... -
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,Ao. - VI. ion'.. Is
w ~ ~ iilkl' HAND ~ MI ~
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.o-,'- a,l.,. ,... s.m.ty oIu. u.sn s.vhi.,r -
l. st ess- ..r ~ IN, m.n No % .,,Io1..
90 " o'i 90.
"a " tt.-.A X 'i,EG ~ ~
w ..t, ...s .auI ct al, work. II htN' y
'..'.a.
W ~ .tl'-N 'Ir - go ~ \ 90
At ., 49,. .,,n .,r...r.r.
w. ..v,k 49,. oa, Tia. ,.a lt
t........ ,..It GO aul .'.'.'Hr'.
,..N.. Vn.rN W1,U\ wNI<
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,..>utr ..,t,..,,,,S r,,n =
~ ~ W
-,a ..,.. n ,Iy. 81
L.,>l, r.r-,.>tl,.
VI ~ 49, ~ III - .''
W.A'>Ilp Ifsr''r GIrG y.
W n't" VIZ. ii.'.
Ron s.t'h .'.. ." A't, be 'a'
" -,
M. /, oit '.i.r ~ g.
xx.S ~ amy tI,-TEAII S.NI.t
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n.I % Scr e..'. g.
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NN.ANIIn. FI.tIN IItNiE ,NNI-
W tt- c',stvnt Nmiy d. L.. uOp D. At
''.t pc ", ~ Tot tn'' .'h'.' "a h'o ' I.."
n
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FOL SAIL AND TO Er.

4 SAff lNNI> rMESr FOR WORKING
4ytN J." n'ut own landlord. Nee building lots
III w WHO Htuotb u, Tor sl0u each. 81 ms esp
and ne g. Nu'td. Appiy to J. CURTIN, u atbuah
ave, ot.' i IN ave, Mootlyn 6S
EOR StLE--lANDS Al ;iOO 10 1900 per
! scre. hsi' Al hour v,lt from New Yort city. A
60, u Acn, left oui 4 my. AMY to y. GERHAkD.
81 Nssssu Of. room $. abI
STORES To Limo. HESTER ST.,
- Sl4 yet month No. p; Eas, YOth It sl0 Ter
ri'uth aud No. lpl Mcst = b At, tl5 per month.
J "v al have sod ds u w spattmen,s attached.
hlpr i"i. tNlhi I. vi YIN ave MT
JO LET-IN >OHIH eth ST Williams
tureh, % n or, > room., rent e.; ncrt house,
room aud 1 & CONS, = inquire a. cottage house
5'h {. h,t N0th 9Th aud It'll ~. ~
T'O iEr-IJENISllED ROOM VERY
L convenient iof housat cpins also, an attic rom
aud shall he'd room Water ou The hoor No children
suitable tot TO pir ous. AmeriCsns pref, ucd. a66
ntnu1 II, riiyat entrance. o
INO LET IL SGT III BROOkLNN-A Nice
4 co., Cot'rrs House, containing IL rooms ss.,
IL e ham. 10. arNinu u Rent s2O0. Po-sessiou
I 'i''rhsr A. p'v at the premises No. % 18th At,
ht B. and +th LNt-. AU2
s:I'In CASH (B\LAN,E ON MUkT-
'TOOO a." II desireti w,,l bay the neat story
fame intst N.t To- uu heat corner 81 Sm IN aud
A nti' ~. Ni,smslurrh <ttoN vi buy the
oN bittk house nd lot ~! Val Brunt street. near
fwcu 81 II uoklYn has store IN hrs, floor, Nth shei-
Virr, so fNtutcs. water, &c. Rent Tor 40 per
t..u.h *iu0will buy tn" only vacant lot on tast
side oi All ttunt ~, i,twsen william aud King sts
low pl,,d houses aud lot. Apply to D.. X. kEL-
Logo, lav Pearl 81, Nrw York SUA
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ENl'I KSIONS.

Ct NDAl, JULY 2G-TlIE ONLY REGU-
- Lar Sunday boat This steamer TAYLOR, tor
Con Cove, Noe Rochelle, CITY lssnd, whiteston-.
Fort y huy,g, Strattonp IT. will leave ok Slip y.
u, at 81 Noomo,t -; tenth a., 81. 10Th 81,
o.. turning, l.avr Glen Cove ~ pm: New Ro-
G. rI.e .; St. ing nj all the other landings. This
bInt viii sitiyely 20 2al
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Aso twcnty i.immrrs
h,sh.st pi.t,t ,itI aLd -te,dy employment guar
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RaBll"l'aNss. &c.

IDR LlNERPOOl.-OLD BLACK BALL
Line ket- The hip ISAAC WEBB, viii sail
u.ft 'unib co. saturday, Aug lat. FOR Uas.ago
~ cabin ors",ouA .nriu, sppY Dad loot Of Beet
nan .t, %. o. huCiiE BROS. cOffEf, % south
4 -.
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from their posts are sufficient in number to secure as
victory IN the struggle now impending.
call on you then, my count ymen, 10 hasten to
your camps obedience to the dictates OF honor and
OF duty and summon those who have absented them
selves without leave who have remained absent beyond
the period allowed by their furloughs to repair With
out delay to their respective commands, and do fere
by declare that grant general pardon and amnesty
10 all officers and men within the Confederacy, ab
sent without leave who shall with the least possible de-
lay return their proper posts of duty bat excuse
will be received for any delay beyond twenty days after
the first pubcatio OF this proclamation in the State
in which the absentee may be at the date OF the Pub
cation. This amnesty and pardon shall extend TO all
who have been accused, or who have been conVlc ed
aud are undergoing for absence without leave
or deseron excepting only those who have been twice
convicted OF desertion:
Finally, conjure my country women-the wives,
others sisters and daughters of the Conederacy-to
use their all powerful influence in aid OF this call. to
add oDe Growing sacrifice to these which their patriot
ism has SO freely and constantly afforded On their coun-
trys altar and to taRe that who service
in the field shall be sheltered at home from the disgrace
of having deserted their duty 20 their families to their
country, and to their God
(~) Given under my hand, and the Seal o.
} SEAL the Confederate States, al Richmond thi;
49, lst day of August, in the year OF our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
By the President:
J. 2. BENJAMIN,
Secretary Of State.
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Head Quarters Enrolling Office,
EoITprp CoHasEss1oN AL DIsTRlCr, n. c.,

WilmiDgtOn N. u, aug 1000. J
IN .CC0RDANCE with orders from Commandant Con.
/ scripts for North Carolina, Comhanols I ni.tr;c.
Regiments comprising the Fourth Copgresslonat
are requested assemble their Regmentsat the loo"iDs
times and places: .- oo,, ana o,s+ az |
Wilmington .,.+ os,d At Whining. !
Bruins Rick-56h Regiment August 24th 18th and z6th'
Colambns-57th Regiment 3lst Aug. and Sept LIST and
PoSegop5sth Regiment, Sept srd and 4h, at Lumber
Robeson-59th Res ment Sept 9th and 7h, at Lumber
Richmond-eoh Regiment, Sept. 9Th and 10th at Laurn
! burg. Cav. 1,+b opd 18Th at Eock.
snisosp55th Regiment Sept 10TH 18th ard 18th at
Cumb.riand-63rd Regiment, Sept 2lss and 22nd' 81
| Fayet eivlle , =, go. co,, 7g,d ond oath A. Fay
| CumberaRd-54ta Regiment, 0ep!' -''u ~-3 '
| ettevllle. . O.. oot, .,a 2otb et II,ng
officers of Militia will please see 70 that the
following persons rese at the Lae ahd places
! specif q. o IS Il roars since mo Last
snroinent-proyided they have not already
"nsp enrolled or urI discharged by the Elk.
aiming surgeon S. AA Suostedes VINO Lave Deen
not heretofore subject CONSUMPTION by reason Of
age allowed velu teef on or before me zoh Angus
From all stch ootuteers WIN De feqa ts s ,om
furnished by the Commanding Om5ef me Don a
b, pany endorsed by the Commanding O1cer OF the nes'
meIt into which he Is received. g. III,
their ne provide themselves with descriptive ro
| Of their several BEATS Nv
derl at the places at the tins apPon'e
! viii be considered as describes VIM, NJ. SWAMI,
al Can't. and Enrolling Officer,
- 4th Cong. District n: u.
y j. T. CHA1PELL, Assistant Surgeon A. CO. and cha'
eal ABg. Sd, asss @ldS"sSS'NA
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OBITUARY.
STEPHEN a CARROLL.

One of the bravest aad nobest soldiers who has fallen
during this war, ae-g SFRPEsN O. ssoL msmber
of COMPANY 3, Sd Regiment N G. Volunteers who fell
July Cd 1885, in gallant charge the enemy at Gettys
burg p He entered the army In his II year. Dan
1891 aud soon after to Virginia. He followed his
Regiment under Geu through Vrsinia and Maryland
and was wounded in the eharpsourg Taough
PEELED to &c one foot he re crossed the Paoac
wing his eua and knapsacs ard renal ed in the Regma
Hospital until able for duty he NIX IN ths battle OF
Fredericksburg Chanc elorsvile &c aga wound
ed f-sh wound-ban through the Placed in 3d.
pit he nussd those worse ,undad man u.s. H. unn
battle field
seret Carroll was copsi member of the Baptist
Church, at Mount Glead. for our and cHzeu oil
Sampson couaty, &C. He leaves aged father, step
mother, brothers. and sisters nreparab'e loss
Nav their loss be his eternal gain. SOLDIER.
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BED.

IT this city. the 2ah day Of iuly, of typhoid fever
ELIZ .BtTH, wife e George Hindes in the z'h year OF
her age.
Rchnsad and Atlanta papers please copy.
General Hospital Wilmington, n. c., August lst 1862
WILLIAM B. MURRAY, in the 18Th year Of his eye.
The deceased a member Of Capt Taylsrs Battery,
heavy Artillery.
Go noble spirit, yet we mourn.
Thy loss, SO young, SO brave;
Cold, thy tender form grown,
And, silent, in thy grave.
No more the drums shall call to arEs
The ffe's shrl notes be heard,
But in thy Saw ur' outst1etched arms
Rest, till the last trump wakes the dead.
Thy brothers blood has stained the field,
And thou hast followed soon.
Give oh God thy strength to yie'd,
FaIEND.*
| Burgaw, August 10th. 1868.
In Harnett county, the I'd inst, IlLlAS EsTELLE
daughter of J. A NJ. A. Harman, aged year, months
and % days.
In this town, on Sunday night 9th inst, ISABELLA
daughter of William " and c. Lamon, aged '"o yeare
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.,rcpp Appeal to ,hr Isish.


z--rgs BJstropoIitan Journal has long ar
"a the Irish, the occasion for which ls
nee Of the Irish brigade Gs an oFgani-
...r f..s Of Irish birth, you have been mas2a-
49,. r,-r~a nav be emancipated-you have
ii fer TIE eusiavemeUt Of the Whites
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"a been engaged IN n war against The
rra=s, ecainst tho liberty OF speech, aud
. v;-F,fs. Il has peeu the ain 10 convert
..., an0,ler Ireland, and 10 render the mi
>-.r-h and fh2 S0uk as acCursed as that cy
..o-.-. laIG-tbe land OF our birth as we'll
rg4-d 10 she British crown. Surely, you
. ...us With such GeapOtisn es pre- walls al
s..gi7. You can have no ieetlDg Ii com
Fl s,aiEisratiOn that silently sa"cticns TIE
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..re1 sg he South. whose sous are light
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III u.uLa : b7 a so Cf man who are aching
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.. member tat tie sarking Of tie Catholic
Nip Lsas or. e JacEecHTllie, end the dtsa.
-4.. sacred f5iGcs u other p'ac-s, have not
sus.G - the authorities at Washington
...5.,. tast while your wives 8Dd children
-.-rZs C,zGju.i0n flf want al that pay
-si.h.ll from you for months, the negroes
.-r--n under the paternai care and patronage
.-:.s? n. iets. aud nut in tie forefront OF bat
..--4,ts beL-ud them. Why should you Il
-..v.a 70 o. made toe tools Of me men in pow
. Quarrel Iava you with the men OF tb'
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van ND rcfrec 20 IL made tne instrument
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RICHMOND, Aug. 18th, le'

RIcHNoND, Aug. llth 1868.
TIE Commissioner of Taxes directs that in valuation oil
all taxable articles or objects incluiing estimates OF agri
fral r-oucts taxed in kind Assessors shall be govern
ed By the selling prices OF the articles objects to
be- taxed neghbobood where held at the time, or
upon tie 6ay with reference TO which assessment or vau-
alton * required by law to be made The Assessor Is also
Instructed vaan il ascertainins What each farmer
has actually Produced and guard against the plan Of
CHANGING com ana wheat for each other, deVs by ARM
CT, in certain districts TO evade Tax In kind.