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ADDITIONAL NORTHERN AND EURO
PEAN NEWS

Ths following aummafy OF news, by way
OF Cty Point, I,na hcan received by the agOnt
Gf the Associated Press:
\ conference tock place in Washington
last Wednesday hetwrsn l. ncOln, Hookor and
Stanton. and tho Committee on tbe Conduct
Of the Wsr, imuedis;oly after which 1lnoker
h,stsned back to the Rsppabsnnock.
A accommodating patty 'scoWed the mack
between The Rspp.hannock and Mat.sroai
riso,s last resk, breskirg up several nests of
smusglers, and capturing large quantity Of
medicines ard athcr contraband articles
Several small bn.H were burned.
President Lincoln will call for more men
in few days f,- the Southwest.
l. wss believed in Memphis Wednesday
that an eugagsmsn! WAS progressing at Port
Hudson.
A report reached Cincinnati from Jackson,
Tennessee, that portion of General SullI-
vans division, composed of two hundred men
and two pieces of artillery had been sur
rounded and captured by the rebels.
A new arm has been introduced into tho
United States service, to meet exigencies on
the Western rivers. called the "Mississippl
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DIED.

BED On Tuesday morn!np the Tlh !ustaot, At haf past
fur O'clock SA0AH wife Of John Tnon a tie Gsth
yea. OF her Sge.
Tns fior lis Of ts family sso o: her daughter Ms
Henry W. Qasrles; OF hr son-!onv, Richard g. Mat'ie
her san, John T. Thompson, ioved TO astesd
the fdreral, Thursday sftsIhocn, ~ hsifpM louf
O'Clock, from st. Paul's Church.
DIED. IN New Orleans. where he had r's ted ne pas.
tseutysey.n years on ihs % un In the SSH year
OF bis age, Hr. GEORGE rcLLaRD native OF LII Guy
DIED. on Monday night, tho 18th in.san,, mtLLiAa
Jsne C. WhItloct, In tho 22d yes< OF bis age.
Ills funsrs will take paen from the anly
Broad between 23d and Gath Streets, on "eahts1sy, e
the family arc respectfully hvtsd to at'end.
p1rp q. Monday 18th Inst, 4. his fesidencn, In Hano.
YER county, Wa MILLER in the '7th year Of bis ase
p,xp Iu this oty at the American Hotc on the l6tt
INIT after ahort and severe lness In u ð year
her age JUDAH P AYRE5, vile o: Benjamin 3. Ayres.
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pGiceflsn, ana argues against hrlh. We rC!gnt
asr-e {" the ahnt, on "f both, hut f,oGlant
! sul nl'!o., awe II" idea of ahnlishin, r..
f,rr:Hr; am. therefore, il We 70 wisr. arc will
np, Yi"" 'tr 'ottcr.
10 th.i says: "Thc modern ,:rae.ico is bet
ter thai tha -n,i 'at, r",smuch n soIno OK
| cr+snI :ta" i.nT ars! iuem he p-"r--ted by me
| caTl':i "f Ettcr;.n.o;.; nvhr Triy!tecrs. 1t
qcna.:f..thrn, il .ar 81 'cfNrucG And 1t is
convenient Ia he All" t.. 20 80. rlency by the
absence Of : lsutu! cs.sn:Ih,s.'on. l'nr *;sc"'cr
iargots that she'll, vii, State warrant,
can legally md jGstiii::;.y Kill \ criminal,
jEIstebns3n ae". it, tao az wanId he niuT'rr. -
|eYISsf aW Sion 1";na:;.9, wiio,;rur il is; mo
sgsIT 'fi.SsTEsr !oliica.l. rXcct:cit Ger govern.
uan,s TO gvaVt such nnmms@inrs or f.. int!i-
viiua.3 70 &C: under them"
Each government must settle ths question
according to ia rsig"7c:as there hing 10
higher Law and no cemW,n a;h;.ci. Coy
arnruznt." do grant conrn .aione,' snd "in-
di-niu ais act under thee, IN regard t. naTal
YES e.s, a2d ihs-aGEt gGo,nson sha"S that tl,o
writer himself deem. ,he d:Ht"";.cn sight, Il
sny.
Says he: N.i,y ii tr'r..s :"' y,.cied wItb
p-ivat"cflEg a!a equally :" bp :":.r"'! !r, III
ruhIG c;pturr..; the ;ii'ac.s uIrn 10 ha3;tG
aut: morals nf !hH #clmen will ne n"arty tho
SANS: '" n:n"lr: ;.ni riu IL" ~, the sa:n".'
A.ri i',aIlv, ho s""!na :, :anr...:: ,i;:: very
i':es =" ara driving a., irr It. sss:: Thee is
ali iini,"rtaat difference ha'w@:n 'h- mFiol-
.nout Of ahirs ,G:,2c,; i: ;.r;r,,. :r1rrGe,
h;. h,:"l TO the puri,c aHd s.i.m..: ~ iIcois
H,.'!, tn: public forces u!,:!oT III. government
:; ;.ayaI ;i :ar; and c-G's"a peGfcrtnei. hy
IN" "' :n"e sh'i'' nh'.'f INC "'u"'' ~ n''"'e
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3;
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in Dixie that n fl,ei 81 len nn-cs1j will i.o
re idy in ;'raisn ports this t."sh, ",sh which
tho rebels propna, to Gear TIE hl0s!s*:Ipi
aid co optrat. sith :he lnovcmch. III Ken
lucky.
r:e II;ian p:riy in Ooi hae c,ilc'i SLsie
Unrrerlihu =, i,a ho;d III & lamhua, jane Ii.
GisnGa''s :"rco a.!.t III pursui. II Van
DOrn. returned to Frank IN on Wednesday,
Tho rfhos fled beyond Duck River There
were several cavalry sk'tmishe?, ad same
thrse hundred gsS'd fsIlows zero pIctcd pp
in thu pnsRut.
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asItII.DiI SAG.E,t.
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CEuhR POINT FOR Sale.

JBLf'K IOiSl rpiS 90 LII.
~ ruJrnarn q deere; ot the Ui-ru't C.ur. - t.",
ISii cca;,, r,tl= or IA :h day Gr 1pT:'..4 t. ,-r'.
iu u '-rrr,i,I- in sad court II ulh hrls"' =
Ynsitnn !, rrrt1. .ni Tm Is. sN6uarJ, Atra'I ,'
oi Rrb.'t s'sD-rd. Gr:..ei. E1h in a. "ga F,h, 80
o.tcI-. :"franG.r. the codor.!2u,h sppor'-' -.N'
"GT.Eh .iJ7srs 81: tis purpo'e, vii, o.. 1J!2Jhs,
SO, J.y q -tKGii NJ = O'CLOCK, pr.cre1. ups he
p.STaJrt SET e. pv.., suc;iup iCl VI 80 9i 4" -
II, iInp-oycm, 'hs:-1s r, Cctac Paint, r's =
acI iS bel. he t 81 v.lcL ace rEhtr a1d
Ing al that plSc" II IJca,ei This lot OF s'cu ii !,' i'
dst.iy III The JEes Rive. cs-n aocuI t"@ "sd ''"'h
hchsII Terry ild ohe sni h4li a!:s 'i"G' ""s' .'-'
Cur HouEs III. purchss-- s take ;h- t:Hc wis" g..
lain proyissr rpcd.,HuI hDj Ttsct!nn' ft'ric' 20 N
tie c-cTee ard which Will Le .ts'.d "t ih- sac
II. nf sae viii Or uae:!ird chs cH" re 'Gfrr
OF crrd. Of 0an asd JeaTs Win 'ntere5t fiGc thn
d.y Of s.c; and g. lie G,fsI,d psyCtna, 5cars 1
good p-r.G1sl -rc=Et7 %'' DC r.iuret. aci VI. " Te
talIr,; Gr:ii he fuIL,r? "fd-! of tho cnurt.
w1i.LiA:t 3. G-irs"-.
fEaunY L. GEaFrnr,
pab 2S-cIr Ccmriis.iu-.ss.
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rnE RiCHMoNn ENeuIR s.s
.,nasrp DAILY, ssn' WEEKLY Asp w'sSi'
pv TYLER ALLRG3E
TERMS.

,,.Ir PLrsK Far cEe ycir, twelve dnI.cts COR AZ,
,n,,a s!s !allnss n" a'hscripton r.chivsi :rr :as
,blr six months
,yx,. YHkxLY.-rof ono yeas, sight ,;aGs tn
ii, uouhs four dollars ant hfty oenb ~, .'"oorp
,,,u rrcaived Tor leae than tx months
SKsrLY For Ono year, four dollars nr ELK
rths thret dollars. No saaaof!rt..n r".r'i."' TOR
20 than s'r months
r. Subscribers changing their pom drc-s, will
.s,e sts'e th ramh OF the Post 01lce at which ih"Y
Nv. ,.r,a &c u a habit OF rs ,stvlnc .hsE r.;nrs
hpvhE:!?!N3
,jvs,.:n..anusa will be tIsss;a'.> The ths uf uss
naJix as s,usrn for sa't !as:,:.n a:ci:' :i., t:r
- rrsiIrla y alnara
al .,~,eIa r:uS' he a.ooIuyanird 10y ,.,.r ;.sn
:n-:v.ss III = x'li not hr a:tanted t..
etir.- ci,H'.nI's Esp as. a.'n :: a: ;i.S ~ tho
I,rars .laseof.
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from tho diss.;s "t lie canal 10 lhc digging
Of graTcs Thu number Of deaths IL Ea;'nrtPd
at really hundred day. No specisl ca'ises
are assigned for thia unusual amount VI ticl-
nsRs. Hospital accomoda'ions, toe, arc
limited.
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VALUABLE NORTH RIVER LAND IN
HANOVER For SAFE.

TIsu N s,ths tract OF jrd rpon when reside, ~
L lng On tic North. hnnl R!grr, n'le HeE hs"eG:,
regular gapp,rg place ari post ONCE On us Central
Railroad upon .hIth pssseo.er train. pass daily each
ray aei .hich 10 70 E.rs HOE s:chnond.
IN. arm coCtso, $50 scr.s Add haI IN abundant sup
,,v NJ original woodland There gotd de-. Of pre "f
nru- Size all OF rs c.a he s.sred and sold On ;hs -
rnaa il. .saat The arabic LAID Is In hse eOuc;ti0n
h.y,r b..o under jciicous .ys:m Of cultiv.tru for
,on. ye,rs past IL b number Of very Eo- sptiEcs
unou t. aud -ye:y fed "a hhuntaLty suppnea with
er-faiinS streams.
/, has two plsn Dwellings, so situated that The ;an;!
nay re divide: Il desires t3 the purchaser.
1h.,outbu.id3gs E-e al. 1000. somo en.iIey Lew
there L. an excellent rcrchs nt and mill acoir!Eg
the plantation
The neishoorhood Is p7orerb!ary healthy the socsey
good, AMI sess:Gi Char:pes very convenient
Pers Wishing to iuyet Ia real es;air :hose xaLucg
good isru readily 70 kich.oaj viii Ind this
a moro than ordinarily desirable place. Add.ess
Mis- C.f. BuRIu9S,
FEB a. c3st Heu,.tte, Hanover County.
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aiEs,IS<,s.Ess aas

<Es'l.o<s Sam IakF 49,
xysisGIEta-.'E CHAN Gerry At gu'cs :sla "a SC
CI.rbs Oaic- f iho Circuit E"u;t "i .lr 81 J II Kc
moEi lie IN day o. G-roh !SG':
HiiliaD L. PoIt. pit!.
Ssn,r,t
1rnn.i " f."'r'.:r and utN.r D"is.
~" a. ct o .s soft Is IL !HJgn he Ciccdz"t jl'ti
- he: hnnI iifthrT iG,-,ic-iaS
IN ;rr rt'trc-at 10 b- g' TIC sH Of slc
Weho To- .n,- i'- -' ,..rIp-.sip ts-Giyri sE Is
su-rh you'd pp 81! III t',: having zen n..c ,GG cs
e. srh, re -., is'e, cAr " icq ,!:-! 10
w'iE mJltt ntc! Inc pCb.. h,Eri ...i nat
ncce.e.rS 10 Ir ,;c:t Tia lat..c.t. "a t"'s cLI..
m.reh I-'o:r Bs-J. rolLsRo. c.sss.
ysnGGaI .--Ia aUu.ScE%Y.-aI .u.e' he!1 "a ,ae
CIrrss 'f,. "' tie Circuit CoDI, ui .lr - : .I:
rnoni lir i,!i ".s -, .;.!si. ."t3:
Lra "hy:-. u! Js'g Hei og' hex cert hir.j. F.t"
apHin.t
W.ii ~ =. ei,-- M
IA nn-c' 81 u- d.rs-.r fs0G ;nc ,ri
81 ~ 81! nij-vr acT;n. Dscr a.dr Az G..I
ths. tin Jeieadst aSJIs n,ed /. r;,u' o. .L.s
r'riolastc. he ssd d-'rnds-. (. rcGu.rd . nrp"ar
Et"n I"c moth s':tr doc puhcS"a hoS+ -: DO frL
il ne."s..r: 10 protect IL, Interest n s,s r,...
Copy--Eea;s: 4
m.rch 7-rwA. pEHI f".:AEh ri"'.
IjI;sGiS: S--iS ,,..t- >..". 1t ale. > . be-. .'.!
c.rrS'. U.ce OF So, Cl.cah uoG.: 81 Tho ,!;y oi cG
rnnd the : h d.y oi Ear, 500:
kirrnrd So,re sad H"y Cater Moore, h' WIZ" "F'-.
rYan't
Tslr::Gau- LiIciase. 5svery Lt!t.ra.- srG o;h.:s.
T-r,. -: this 49,, !S procure the 80. Saves
!n.tag - "I., ". evmsn ou."y lis 'ir, nHi At Ia
dr.' lis rc!r- Ind to nav" the !r"rce's {; f2 s'st-
h -vng Lc<, cadH n'cf ,h.s th- Ga'n'= '=rs above
uHE-7cs6rs', Ot ,n's C"mm"i-s..tr ih9 'af
defenisGt T"iard 10 nrpear ~- ons a~nih s:tet
.h.r nics"r h'T.u! AMI !" Wa H h"rc,-''Y 20 IrG:t
th.s iairrcs;- - Ma g.,t.
nsreA ;--c~.e BgHj. P0LLlEg. c..a.
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LMPORTANTFRO.N THE so UI'HWEST

LMPORTANTFRONTH THE SOUTHWEST
CAIRO. March l3, 1868.
This ci;y WAS mach excited yesterday oysr
reports u! The capture of Forts Henry and
Dunclson.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1863
The following il special despatch from
Cincinnati:
Ths Commercial" has rumor, via Cairo,
thos the bsls have reposeessrd F"E:s Don
clson and Horny, though it is not credited
Troc ps Werc ordered there for al emo gency.
a geutlsnan who left Savannah Oh tue
Goth uit., arrived at Cincinnati yestorday.-
lie is planter and a membar of tho South
carolina Legislature. He reports that i'm
monSe armies are massed in Tennessee, one
to hold Rosecranz in check while the other
nanks him, enters Kentucky, aud moves di-
rect on Louisville and Cincinnati. They are
only waiting for the rivers to fall and. the
rosds to dry. He says it is the general talk
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LAND AND NEGROES IN ORAaGH
r,,D

COUNTY FOR SALE.
fsHiE Geysc-s nndsr ;iu VII! G the tate .i'hIri F.
lne. t'l ,el =, public auction. c3 the IEGts'' o.
MONDAY, l.r S,nh of MARCH, itG3 80 @rn .a1%n q.
"SUN NNY II J. l.,
rcp, p;,g go .,rrs $40 c!eyr- I'D So ia cr.aal tTe
AMI az. +, tx. brr ELc.l have rtv.r been pIi iGsd.
TA, Il Ga u! ,kr hrs H-X1:v Fscj IN he e'Int" .1G
hrs a, In.,h.u,,blr bed q blue nr1r'crne IuGbLsy
llr orch II. .ac lee g,h; T. . situated ~ Lci y-t al
Orsnt. Cn,r, Tru.a AID cniy ;-~ u;-r-d yaIi, 'cil
the OrHn.a art A'rJasdr!r shihGlG,
lima I'D tl.c- the E.ncu:ojs o. a4: tests
:o5 .iti fel . - - -.
SIX likely YOUNG NEG ROES.
.I..--iL- :n-.I'ur- srmry impiszrL;7 trse o. ;ou:
,n,srd a- els o! oil! iron, wrought AND c,st; t5rIS.
o1.o cou, ho. AID I!hsr ',Ey sopp!!r; hr.i ~
d-y uf.ai-.
i,rrs ia e < k5,Gu IN Ca- Q: sale.
BEHI zt"IrS&i
2 Il. RL"iiEGs.
-s,.. r3r;t ,1-cr.sfs.
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NOTICE.-Ar pe.sons holding claims sya!ost the es-
~ tate OF FsANCI, .. BOYKIS, deed Whether by
sond otaerrlss req1ssted to the see
early practicable; and all persons INDEBTED t, ssid
taie requsItsd 10 make immediate psymeat Ct the
amour, OF ther !ndeutedne's to the undu-igncd.
8. Z. BOYKIf, IT,,
march l3-4sWt I. II. HUYKIY, 80 - .
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ROOkERn.S ARMY.
he army correspondent Of tho Herald, -
unjcr date of March 10Th, says;

The army correspondent Of tho "iIsrald,' -
undor date Of March 10Th, Gays;
There ale unmistakabls preparations now
being made f,r speedy movement Of Tho
army. Oar transportation il now being rnt
down TO facilitate our movcnnr':. in the com
ing marches. and ctiGors A;r warned hu;","-
hand thst all EnpcIliuou baggage mus. bc
sent horn", while such poor dsvIl5 a9 hold
commissions In the line hnvo been nntificd
that tieir wedge tents Garnet he transported
for tEcm III future, and that in the coming
campaign nothing more will b- allowed the u
than shelter tent apiece, such as the men
have, which they car carry IN their nwr
haaka. This last f,ct aioHc is sufficient fire.
warning OF the trial&, troubles, disc INF .r,s
and snyeri:iea Of ths next campaign.
Suffers and cat.rois ln otlic0is' meSsea.
WIN have quantities Of valuibln goods on
hand, and VINO have heretofore relied on the
gcue,o.i.y quar.erinastera Tor the transDnr-
tltion Of th.ir surplus stock in tha event of a
march ara rcw locking abou, ia b mr&t her
7ous aud helpless manner sor acme ms.ng of
carry ing their goods away when tho order
cnmea To- move, which no one IN the army
doubts will come st tho earliest possible mo
ment.
IenloidaV we were favored with clear
sky and fine drying breez', AMI its effect
on the face Of the country h.s bean ren,al ka-
ble. At seyou in tie III '.,nni: IHud wss
sDeryvllere np to horse s'keees AT dusk
in the nvnnin. Virgins was only spf: 10
spots, AID hnrsemen actually fourd sond
gailnp pr.cii,abe. Tn Of coufss presents
to GoneInl Hotker d fresh opportunity Of
bringing his plans 70 heal.
TIC re1!:intiors having been virtually
removed, intercourse has lste'y Ecen Re
newed bci~ esn our p!cketa ann !hoso Of ti.c
enemy; INT tho other day one o! our officers,
considering This state of thips' violent
vialation Of an order not yet count :rmarr!ed,
seized Gil q perfectly dimnutivs model of 4
ship With keel. ,gSin; rni lud'isr complete
Which tie rsb:ls lad een; acrosa thn river
rroightod with Richmond paper, and in
wh:ch thcy cxpoc't1 to be shippsd TO ihsir
sd.iccss q copy Of the 'lIersld.' Tho vessel
a now in possessi.n Of all otlicar nf Sba!er's
brigade, anl On its Stem IL psin s,i tho unqac
n.sue The Body LOum." ltis to be s,n. To
tho North for exhibition.
Ah;,irs begin t" assume lively appearance,
and | sniic,re'e within few days some
s:asiln; n1ws for nay PIN
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Mains Hiiendc l. tx 70 ,r'. &c agairrl
th:, e.: 81 "uc:i!lsS IN I've. hank.
Tbs unnrs sbnu! tho ass - .hr fl"'id> :
n'- ~i'hau. fuundatian. Sh" "n"'nre': and
buii,i :ie Jacob E-li two weeks a:icr hcInr
chat. d Is the Sonhia.
-. Nsw York -.naratd' rE tho '2." >Gy.:
The pe"t 10 Of :iin ny..! Stairs are n't In L
frame Of mind to tolerate the r.Ie:,tion ~
'G3 oI thn Diuodrrs n,h mi!.ta'. ,''s'st.,s {!
'Gl api 90 M,lary succns1 - i;apoT i"msly
demanded, an ia the "nn lh.a.: r"e'llul to
save the adm n;s,ra.,,n .n:! iii" cr"'ity irom
shir~rr,k." " -
Uc. leiIe-es-of tie Nav sHaIs k:1 p: .s. r.
III N, h,s resigned
Iinrr,n considers illn -. Il Mt FA'.:.x Z. II.
a raii 'us matter, ." iEr - h':ses arc coli
cTDed. lIo says h. Cali mak" Bnsah'"r
G:neral III live minutes, hl. l. S not 'n ec@y
to scp'aae ] 10 horses.
FsnM rTEcrs.
European adyiCes Of the 2G h b!nhry
reg eaeut thattha 4 Inezlcan war c-ns-'i an
excitement in HI English House ni l.orus.-
Earl Russell alluded Ia The !ucS. ion oi "a re-
cnGni ion 6f the Southern CoDtcder,cj, /, ann
r'4Hs>,cd Lord StTa.h=den to pcs ponc, un:'l
ilr = ins:ai.t, j motion, of which he ha'l
giG.a artcr. Tor the presentation nt cGI iea If
al, dssp,tch.a frcm NJ. Mason To t!or Ma
jrSty's Government, on ihp, caoim 'f tho
Southern Corle'lOracy 10 bee*ohnrwirdsed
a. an independent rower by Grea. i. rhn,
10 whic: l.nr,: :>.ra.h, d::I scrGiur l"c6i i
caily.
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u., 9ouTHEAa EnpxrpIIsE.--We are
All v ''"" s.ya the Mobile Register
t,. - h.t5ohni!ive arrangements
&, uiaao by 'M.rsrs. 8. II. Goetzsl&
~. p1''''sa'ng in this city monthly
Or msm to commence the lst Of May,
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News OF the Week,

The news from the armies this week is
not of much interest. The siege is going
on at Charleston, and it is evident the gov
eminent intend to persevere there this time,
same as at Vcksburg and Port Hudson, and
We trust with similar results. There is a
rumor that jeff. Davis is seriously ill, but
there may be no more truth in that than in
the report in New York City on Tuesday,
that President Lincoln died at s o'clock
that morning.
1t is said that jeff Davis and Lee have
quarreled. Lee has son held in close GUS
tody by the federal authorities who is TO be
hung an retaliation, if Jeff. carries out his
Threat in hanging two federal captains, whom
he now has in his possession II is not vet
believed that the rebels will dare TO hang
our officers.
The .Unionists in North Carolina are to
hold great Mass Convention soon, with a
view to.comins back into the old Union.
There seems to be little doubt that the peo-
pie OF North Carolina are sick of secession
VITO which they were ,daas5od against their
wishes in the first place.
Vhe extreme heat has become topic of
general remark, and it is noticeable fact
that the present period of extreme heat is
felt at widely sepai ated points. AT New
Haven, the editor Of the Journal states that
10 one has any personal recollection of any
thing Ike such hot spell as we have had
for the past fifteen days. and on Monday
the Mercury stood in that city at 98o. On
Saturday, in Montreal, the thermometer in
Dictated 800; and the same day it stood at
92' in Saratoga, $50 in Albany, and $40
in New York.
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days ago the same magistrate had married
the same fellow to another girl, and that
furthermore he was guilty of felony, and
one or two other misdemeanors whereup-
on, the door being open, the chap dared out
and was in Canada in two minutes, leaving
the would.be bride in the lurch.
MURDER-On Sunday morning, the 9th
inst, woman was found few miles from
Wheeler's mills, in :he town Of Worcester,
on the Eagle Ledge road, with every APP
pearance of having come TO her death by
the hand of violence. Her name was Mary
LOOMS, and she has been known in that
neighborhood as woman of rather ques-
iionable character, and has not long since
been discarded by her husband, with whom
she lived about year. A young man nam
ed Carr has been heard to threaten her life
and the fact of his disappearance on Sum-
day morning after the murder has fastened
suspicion upon him, and the authorities are
in search of him.-4Montpelier Freeman.
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a MENDAcIous GorERNoR.-Governor
Seymours statement that New York " has
met every call heretofore made, while every
other Atlantic and the New England States
except Rhode Island is delinquent is in
decidedly bad taste, even if true. II was
hot necessary, neither did it show a good
spiru, 10 arraign other States in presenting
the claims of New York. Blu. the state
ment OF the Governor is VIGOROUSLY untrue
New York rs delinquent on the former calls
OF inc PRESIDENT TO the extent of thirty thou
sanp men, which has been offset, If at all.
by the temporary service of her milit;, req.
iments. Massachusetts, on the other hand
has furnished some thousands over her
quotas on all the calls off The President with
the exception of the one which is now heinz
hiied by drafted men. We believe tina,
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called for, and Gen. Kimball assumed ht
duties of the chair, when Mr.. Stougbton e
fered the following resolutions:-
Resolced, That we will stand by the COZ.
stiiuted authorities of the country in thel
efforts to maintain, preserve and perpetuae
the Union and Constitution, at whatevr
cost and against whatever power domestic
or foreign, that may assail it; and TINT
although we deplore the calamiies of civil
war, yet all the States should be restored
to the Union, and the laws executed alik,
all over the country, and peace must be Sc
cured by victory until the last rebel lay
down his arms.
Resoiyed, That we tender our warmes
sympathies to our soldiers, from the bighet
TO the lowest, for their adhesion to the Cor
stitution, and their glorious deeds in the fell.
Mr.. Stoughton addressed the Convention
in strong speech in faver of sustaining the
constituted authorities of the country in the
present crisis, and it made no difference
whether we favored this or that measure,
this or that proclamation, or certain arrests
it was still the duty eff every true citize,
and patriot to uphold the government AMI
its constituted authorities.
At the conclusion Of his speech, on me-
ton of Judge Goodhue, Mr.. Stoughtons
resolutions were unanimously adopted. '
Mr.. l.. F. Ward, being called upon, spoke
strongly in favor of sustaining TIE govern
ment and of crushing out forever the slave
holders rebellion. He also strongly pro.
tested against old parties and party names
All true patriots and loyal people should
now unite for the union and salvation of oul
country.
There being no further business, the Cor
vention then adjourned.
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the place-then suddenly attacking Vicks-
burg-to take it either by assault or siege,
before force could be brought to turn for
a rescue, be it success or defeat, is the most
brilliant can paign the enemy have yet plan
ned during the war.
The fate of the whole North depends up
on the fall Of that place. Every exert;on
will be used to that effect. IF defeated the
war will end. successful not till The end
of the present administration. Ialtandsg-
ham SAID, ,chea here, that has fate depended
upon The fate Of NcksbUg.'
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AMERICAN HOUSE, BosToN.-We take
pleasure in calling attention to the adver-
tisement of this house in to-day's paper. 1t
has won reputation as hotel, under the
direction of its landlord, MIR. Rice, which
has secured it popularity with the travel
ing public not surpassed by any similar
house in the United States. 1t is spacious.
conveniently arranged, well superintendent
IN all its departments, and presents as many
comforts for The enjoyment of its dodgers as
can be found between the four walls Of any
dwelling for the wayfarer.