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.The cpel Fields in PsnnsyIyania.

II Nbc tfuo that The CopfederHto fonces 90
eupy Anrrisbnrg. the atteD tention of the Com,
manding General will no doubt bo direeted 10
the coal fields, which lie within forty or tif,y
miles of fhat etty.: His first aim will bS to cut
oil che, Isiir0aa connections, and thus put q
stop 70 tho transportation of fuel. His next
viii be, to destroy tho MOST costly and not
easily tcplneed chinery OF the pits; wheih-
er no ,would stop atlthis is questionable. lie
might SGT IRE tY the pits, withdraw tho forces
sent out on this speoial duty, aud leayo the
heart Of Yennsylyania ON 6rc, -neyo1 10. be
quepched fuptila river is turned into the pits
Or the vast shpfaj Of csef is reduced. to ashes
Tho anthracite' coalis found IN large. auan-
titles in no osher part OF tho world but Pom
sylyania.-, Enormous quantities ;sre' used 10
the u nited States Navy, in the oour tless werk
shcpsand p'anufactories of the North, in the
river boats snd evon upot locomotives. : Il.
oNusot well be replaced by any other fuel.--
The bituIninous coal which is found near Pitts
harX, would not answer tho purpose, oven If
1t could bear the cost Of TRANSPORTATION Oar
troops already hold the railroads and canal
leading from the Cumberland coal fields. All
that is needed is to sioze tho an racte fields,
destroy the roads and the machinery OF the
pits, set fire to the various mines ard leave
them. Northern industry will thus be paralyz-
ed mt single blow. g. Es4s.
These views may have induced Con. Loc to
move upon Harrisburg. We doubt whether
he w6u"; Gre tho mines, but the destruction
"f ths Mauch Chunk Railroads and pit imple-
mcnts would be rs Legitimate as blowing up
tunnels and 1nqueducts' or burning bridges
OF one, thing VIC may be sure-that whatever
is best to bo done win DO done by Gen. Ice,
and if bs THINKS fit TO destroy the Pennsylvn-
MIA mines, they wirt-certainly bo destroyed.--
Should Inc leave thsm 0nt6uehod, it will be for
the best of reasons But it is impossible not
TO indulge the hope that no viii avail himself
Of the tremendous power which the possession
Of tho coal fields, oven temporarily, would con-
fer.-Richmond Win.
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Direct from Chamhershnrp.

We bad iut0rsieW y6sfssany, with. Nr
Cherry, OF Georgia, who. loft Shippsnsburg.
Pennsylvania on Friday last. He had oppor-
tunltts of seeing large portion Of our nrmy,
ana reports that the troops ARE IN the best
spirits iDIegiraLlc, aud, though in n land flow
ing with pcach ai'l honey, arc not IN the least
demornlizcd by the temptations spread out on
tho Waysitis. There is less Struggling Than op
any march heretofore, owing TO the combined
inhueuse Of discipline, aud 10 the earnest
spirit pervading the army. The pnar chcs were
easy-eight and twelve miles n day But lit
tie sickness vas. known, and what existed S",
caused principally by the carplcssnesssof "a.
indiy idunl soldier. The roads arc Generally
good, but are being severely tested by our
heavy trains; that between Chambershurp,
and H"gerstown is in very bad condition.
Those of the eitiz-ns along the line Of
march wIt. whom our informant cons ersed,
expressed the greatest surprise at the mum
her and apPearaee Of our troops,- They
were under the impression, they said, ,hs,
off, and what few remained were almost
sitrfie-s. They admitted, wilh expression
Of gratitude, that they Jared hoLter ia the
presence Of our own soldiers than in that o.
the Yankees. -
The merchants who wsre compelled b.
sell goods NJ Old prices> for Cunfede crate cur
rency, were loudcst in their grief The,
We're inconsolable, and no effort was ninI,
by our boys TO mitigate their snfferihgs.
In4iageratown we received l75 recruits
The road between williamsburg an,
Winchester wac thneaged with eonval..s
cent eoldiers on~the way.to join their com
smands.y IL js Understood that @ en- Leo ha
tordered back all such now on their way t.
the array ..
+ Our troops are anxious to get in sight. o
ltah ls.,t 4,
nut 6e oforded th~H,, 50 long us the ST
Lawrence is passahle.
More anxie:y is felt for tho safety Of thos
left behind than for their own. l'he onI,
news they new get rs in the form Of exag
,gerateI rumors brought by canvale.ceBt
Joing their commands ,Somsti stimes,, howev
| err stray copy OF o Ricbmpnd paper as
cures them that all is well ".ih the rear"
+ Richmond Enqairer, 4th.
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HEADQUARTERs,
EoSl&-GENERAI,S nEP,TS 4

- CSLUaBIA, Japo t3, 1858.
HSHE Art.of ths 9rnefsl Assembly OF April
Il, IL, rfS62, eatitiedsf % Al Act 10 suppross
she di.tiifaiien Of srIriiuo,as Iiauors q, this
state, soatains the foiiswfng provision, viz.
:" Thst his Ercelisp~y tbe Gossrnor q, ,b.-
ing saaisfa<tnriiy fassnrsd. thai m fncresssd
1uantity cf spiritaoas ,fiqnors, which cannot
he sthersise fsocuted, 10 absolutely necessary
fer mriisiasl narpgsesi IN this State, shall haS.
power to havo mAnufactprsd. at some central
and ssnvenieat iscsfsan, BY s,sifiei and r~spou-
sibie assntSs at hxeds salarisr, to he apoeinted
ty himself such quAntity of alcohol or pure
spirits n shah bs fdermed requisite for the
purpoasg sforcsejd,n- -
aotiee is hereby given That propo,aIs Will
-tA received AT THIS sfsre until it July nsIt,
for furuishieg this Dcpartnent With one thou,
raad gafiJps OF ALCOHOL. and fourteen
thousand gsi,ons of PURE SrIRIFs, dssrine z
Tie present year; tho ssme TO be nsnufaeh,red
hy skiiled and rssponstbic agents. under, ths
Ysnyssyisisa Of the .undersigned, at or near o.
lusshia- Bonds with adequate sscurity+ viii
bs ssqsisss fSr t.s fAitLisi ps rformAaes Of the
Ry osser ef.bs, Gssssaor..; - = -, -,
-ssR1e1i4itBsG BsGALDwELL,; =
y Lisat Col. snd oenmi,ssfy General o. G.
june ~ - - >--' 4
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So. 6sn. Lse's Order. -.
Gesraf ordsss, Na ~. .
HkADQ'ks AnAY .NoHrHERs V1Rcrs,I

Ces1aI orSsss, Va H.. -,
HsADaxs AnaE ,Non1HEnS VIRorsu. :
a -...,., = june 81, ISsEt
Wilhelm the enemys country the follow
,ng regulations for :prossriDg supplies will
oe strictly observsd, and any violation of
pnsm promptly and rigorousIy phnisSsd:
J No Prnas property Ishail be Injured
sonneeted With Che sryuy. or ,lsLen, eSeebt
by tLe officers hereinafter iesigDated,
= IL The .Gbiefs Of the Cemmissary. Quar-
termastor. Ordnance and Medical. Depart.
h1euts OF the army &ill make reauis;tious
upon the locst authorities or iahabitenfsfor
thc Necessary supplies Tor their respeotiye
departments, designating efhe places and
tunes OF delivery All PERSONS eonfplyiag
with such requisitiops shall be. paid the
msrket price for the articles furnished, il
they so desire. and the officers t,,kirg such
payment shall take duplicate rsesiPts for
the same. specifyingthe name Of the pers,n
paid. sad tho quantity, kind and price of
thepropersy, ono of'whici. receipts shall be
at once forwarded to the CLief Of the Ds.
partment to which such officer is attached
: Ill Should the authorities or inhabitants
neglect or refuse to comply With such req
uisitions, the supplies win be taken from
the nearest inhabitants so refusing, by The
order and under Che direction of the respee-
tive Chisfs Of the DeT'artmv,,S-- named. :
~. When aby>oommand is detached from
the main body, the Chiefs of the several de-
partments Of such command will procure
supplies for the came, aud such other stores
as they may be ordered to provide, in the
manner and subject to the provisions here
in prescribed, reporting their actions to the
heads OF their respective departments. to
whom they will forward duplicates of all
vouchers given or received
v. All Persons who shall decline 20 re-.
ceixe payment for property furnished on req
uisitions, and all from whom it will be nee
essary to take. stores or supplies, shall be
furnished by the officer, on taking the
sanre. with receipt specifying the kind and
quantity of the property received or taken
as tIie- ease may be, the name of the person
from whom IL WAS received or taken, the
command for the nee Of which il is intend
ed and the market price. A duplicate OF
saiJ receipt shall tS &C. - - bra Ci.
!: .JO department TO whch. the oilieer by
whom it is executed, Ia attacked.
VI. fany, person shall remove or con-
ceaI property necessary for the use Of the
Army, or attempt to do 80, tho officers here
inbefore mentioned will Sau<s.s s.such PROPER.
~. aud air Other property belonging 10 such
person, thot may be required by the arrRy,
TO be seized, and che officer seiztn the same
@ill forthwith repost 20 tI:c CHIEF Of this de.
rartrp<st, tie kfnl, quantity aud market
prize Of NO pr pcrty so seized, and-ths
uaihe OF the owner.
by command of GEN. r.. E. LEE.
L. IL: CAiLroN, A. A, General,
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A SPECIMEN OF A LIscoLN SsxN
ToR.-liere Is an extract from the
speech Of a man who wants 10 govern
the South, and stands ready as United
States Senator to make la Ms for Us AZ
soon as the Union is restored! His
people call him Jim Lane" aud he
holds the commission Of United States
Senator from Kansas In a speech a.
the formation of the Loyal league"
at Washington, he said, according to
the Washington Chronicle
would like 10 live leng enough to
see every white man in South Carolina
now in hell, and the hegtoesinna sitting
their territory. Loud arplause.l 1t
would not wound nv feelings any day
to find the dead bodies of rebel syuina-
uizers pierced with bullet holes in eve
ry street and alley Of Washinyton.-
APpause,I Yes would resret this :
for l would not like 20 witaess all this
waste of powder and lead :, l would
rather have them hung. and the ro,ss
saved. Let them dangle until their
sinking bodies rot and fall to the
gronnd'p piece by piece. Laughter aud
applause.
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GENERAL BEArREGARbs WIEr ~
NEW ORLEAss.-The Huntsville (AlaA
Confederate learns that, under The
Yankee, decree of banishmen, from their
homes in New. Orleans of those who
will not take tho oath of allegiance ~
the United States, the wife of General
Beauregard, with her mother and si,-
ter, were ordered 10 leave the CITY. but
owing TO her extreme illness, she and
they were permitted to remain. Until her
condition should be so far improved ss
10 admit Of her removal without sacri-
fice Of life. The venerable father of
Mrs. Beauregard, Mr.. Desiondes, who
has become blind .throngh age, was de.
tanned alone upon his plantation, some
forty miles above the city, none of his
children being permitted TO be With
him, nor he TO Join them, unless
he would take. the oath Of allegiance
t. Lincolns Infamous Government
LII, eldest son has been held in custody,
! as a acstage, by the Yankee authorities,
ever since they got possession Of that
part Of the State, being refused the
right Of exchange. 20. -
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1gvs 9en
n0 Hm@nmn

IA S4d 1oksk OGxoasna tss;ts.e.A
kaGrss MIssasStrSyI - .is ,SsSisc 4
veil dessrvsl tl;Ssfs ~ GssS Eysn.'
/ BriesIe, ) ~ dsy s;nss. n vou,. p.per.
tIAfed 10 fpsnticn ths asa Sov,i Ga,s
hnSs Rse;issuf. ) spuies SotnSnand offsa.
Goodlsset. Ancfscer Sf tks Holoombs
Legion kindly infosnssa yns or the
on;ssi sios.s and through him I have .oS.
tsinsa aii facs ssanected with dis seei,.
|nsns. and cen ,ssL,S6llyS ,Ay, 4 Brsser
bsed 81 fsoldfeh nSser ie6 South Casos
lips coll ANothine vaS fSfthsr fsous nv
i6tsnsion fhsn to- ae ioiussies 10 any
-reginheut, and now wis6irx to render
I" honor TO whom houor= u do Itsks
tlIis vssans Of rsesiS Siax. ths middle.
All Of the regimsnts we're, sncsmped
near each osiar, except tho 22d, and I
eencleSsd They sione cenpossd Geo..
fyuns bssBad8s Tia iuaislaks vas ! very
natural one,,and hope this win b rs; J;
ce,ysds v ths spirit u Ia oGsssd, az.
81. We MississipPians t,setnatnber that
these soldiers hare. just isftiheir proud
CITY OF Charleston, sNhefs They had y
pheasant encanpmen', with its soof
81. ~. t,~S,;sr | - @pa %s paospec. On sm n'-
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VOLUNTARY DEkTH TO SAVE LEAD
ER--h is said that upon a retreat Of
the Confederatss, at qnec point in the
fighting, our men were so near.them a.
10 flainly. distinguish General Hill. and
at tue moment titie was leveled at him,
when one Of his soidiers wss seen to-
step before The General and fall at the
discharge. History has but few ins,an-
ces Of = devotion like this. Duringthis
melanoholly wsr, n similar case is known
TO have occurred, in the voluntary death
o. = young man in Missouri, who took
The place Of another who had dspep-
dent family, hos wha was q tetsi7siran-'
gsrto the yeath who thus saved him
~ the oxpep~e Of his own hfo.
y . tHar9arl fGona:l 13n,ss,
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A SrRASGs SroRy.--Ra aturalists' ara
lslightedto read at list -tIiat a, Mos
has been seer. in New Zealand. The
Moa is walking, not flying bird,
supposed, from numerous Aske.etoss
which have been found Of is, to grow
from eight TO nine feet high. IL has
hitherto been believed to be extinct
though it was Known that within The
memory of men now living, it has been
killed and. eaten by the natives. 1t was
always hoped that in the open aud M
explored part Of the island, some lost
specimen -pf. this nearly extinct Iaee
might yet be feaad alive; and noTs =
seems that a coed miner, sitting by his
campfire, saw one peeping at him from
the edge of a near, hill. He took il
first 10 be a man but presently saw it
gravely starting off. Tho track or foot
print Of this great bird showed" tbrss
claws and about a foot behind, the
mark OF q pad, and behind that again
of spar" A reward of twenty five
hundred dollars has been offered for the
bird, alive or dead and if the miner
lold the truth, we may yst-see a living
Moa-s member Of tribe once sufii-
cicnlly numerous in New Zealand 70 bs
q. source Of dread to the natives.
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Jaozsos. June so.--Ths Yazooy 10
yel n.sigatlsfor, ,bo~.s % Hayae'. Bfutf.
Grants supplies -cometo,Sshxn pniu..--
Federal scouts atedsily 'ofp,ssed on the
front. Goa. Wssb borne has, q large
force at the Bluff. Gen: 1ackiion allow.
nSaag Of trucs.,e como mp the Ys.oo.
=" Gsani hss sssatlisbed ,s!sgsapb line.
1hrepgh il,,he rissr bottoms. :,
The snenss saffy tho work on their
Notifications 1T night. e.. ~: -
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5sliti,a pa.hg,.
|, The Ola csnoe,

:. :, The Old lcsnee. sssz.l
= where The tocks ere grey. and tie shore
'Asd q. Sssss; !; ss,ex i.cs dsllr ..d = deep.
: Where The fugesd pine ID iss lonely prids.
SIssens giooaiiy o'er che purkyi Id y ) -
where The reeds and tsshes grow IA, aud
! And s...ss. srestA,.s co . Tie winding
awh..s -. s .h.ses = sss.., II. vss,. day
l.s. q 3. messiss. % s.se~ I - ,,
The ,psslss. paddles .rs any dropped, -. :
Ls4c ssea.6irds SIngs tirst che storm hath
chopped, - ..sR - ~ e :. :. ,,st ~
&sd dssssssd On fbs raiiine, oss o,sr one, s..
Lite 6ldsd hanl1s whs1 flis work is done:
While hnsiiy back snd forth between, x.
The spidsr strstehsS his siiver screen .:rC
And ths solemn owl. With HE duii too hoo, >
.Sstssss Sosn on the daS Of The sld,eanoss
The stsrs. haffsunh Id fAs ssiuy wsve,, - =
Ro,s slevly awsy In It's lirisg grsye.- + p,
And tse srssir ness srespsS'sr its doll de-
IIiains tie moalderise dust away, >. - =
Like ths hand that Ysauts. DER the tomb Q
Or TIE " that manties ths fs,isin tower, >
While many a Ulossom Of livsliest hue,
Springs up Ger ths stern Of the old canoe.
Tie surrsntl-.sr wstsrs, are dead a.d s.ill-
But tbs light winds play with the boat at
. = wiI 80, l,.s,.
And isriiy In aud out agsin,, x -
- hoats the length Of itsfnsty chain. ..
Like the weary march Of the hands Of time,
That meet and psrtat the noontide chime
And the sbors is kissed at each turn snew, .
BY the dripping bow Of the old esnoe. .e.sr.,
ohtmsny . time wish Ssrciess ha6d. ~ Z
L have pashsa itawss from the psbbly'
Aud padded Il down where the stream
'whes. tht stirl. ar. Mid, md the eddie;
.Aad had .I,;. IssA.s A' Tasaa.a o''r sbs ssski4s
And look below In the broken tide, - ~.
To Pee thai tlss fsoes 6f the boat ware true,
That were n'irrored back from theold canoe.
Bot now as I,isan o;sr the crumbling, side,
Aud look below in the sluggish tide,
The lace that see there 10 grnyer gpvwn,
And the laugh that hear has q seberer tone.
And the hands 7thst ient-to the light skin
wings, :, - :. ..''olss.g. - *.
Ha,. grown familiar aith stersss ti,ipgs ),
Dat love 10 think VI the isesss thr rHt~,:a
"A IL rocked tlaers the whiffs tSsir wisa
r. &" spray threw, -. - e;s,ir- ~ =,
Ere the e'ossOms'~nsed. toe the green sra.'
grew. = -,
Der the ,noutdsring stern Of ,h. old cauosS.
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A CARD.

-, -. :. = & = A CARD.
To.fass Psssssef fhe fSyih C.ssres.ional Ds.-
f,iet, esa,pSisi.s ;sSs Bissrist. ety RscLsa.,
A~dsrsoa, Gsssnrine, !yparic~6a,g asd Ua-,
. -tonss = 20 -. = -.-.-.-...s ~ : :
In ths. caro,iaidn, Of the aeth Of Juue, tho
tiattsrins hipdne.srsf aa anknown friesd has
snnouuesd- me g. q candidate for CsRgress
from this Congressional District. This Tsaders
it Prppee that y shoald Sespead mt once, rin
positive tsrms, to the many applieatisns which
have received, priv ysteiy as sejl rs pubIioIy.
3 Ms from nc iassusibili.y 10 the hIsh honor
Of ,ueli . position that sn Lad 70 declare that
in ordinary times ! eeuid.not sefraiu from
withdrawing my usme.. Bat tbsfact THAI stu
dents Of theology sre not exempted from mill
tery sstyise, has.eie,s& up the leld Of n,eful-
ness whieh I bsye shsrstofose ehossa, I nm,
:therssere Ion freo TO do what can 10 Other
ways for tho vsifsrs u my country. II VISA
on. this sscsans sthat 4 became q nsmbss Of
tho Hsgis,et,fss. Mr. fsjsnds asss apen me-
'tbst tts Ssams q, o saf4eient rsason Why 1
:shsszld nes nithhoid nyssIf - . esadida.s .or
'cSss sssstomss - ss6tHss ofthe psopie. Per-
scnsiis, Ehsxet etshnak ffoan tho pasit,oa In
-shisA ;tAsS dssiss to plses ne. Ths respon,i-
.biiity sonaeetsd .siik h b ssis scarcely 10 be
'msssnrsd, Tke wsIhsfs q Tho cosssssrsss
stttss perhsps, for . century 70 come VIII bs
itea grsItex ln the hsads Of fAs noxt Con
krssss : Il b sise anplsassst to me % epposs
any ssntlemsn seskins tho .asse position----
Reessnisiag. however. ths sssat exigsnesss ei
ne en-stsy,cd Nd thai, shless como great OBJ
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Rrssa nissis.ippL

.NaTchKx, Jolly, 2.--The sLouisv;lle
pemocsat's Hast official report says thst
GeEs. Tsslof, Mo,iton and Green sur-
priscd Tue Fedsral forfifications al Bash.
.sar city on .ihe 27th Of june and cap
tnreds 1 500 Pfiseyers, SO commissioned
Officers, Ss, ,ooa.0O0 wos,k Of commits
ssry stoTes, ~ 500 worth of oftoaarter-
n,sstess ;stores,; $50. 900 swosth Of ord.
nance stores and u. 900 worth. Of med.
ttcsi stores. = AJs0 "a uafrison and reoi.
'mentsl fisgs, 10, 900 tents, 1000 .hotsss
and mules, 1860 uegroes, 1000 stand
Of small arms, 10 sisgs guns, and poo.
s,tion rs important as Port Hudsoa or
VseksbuFg. Other important move.
ments OF Gen. Taylor are progressing.
A pEivaie letter from the Conner Bat.
terry ststes that Gen. Walker. .welvet thou.
sand strong. ieft Deihien,soute to take
Providencs, which is garrisoned by Fed :.
erais and negroes. They hung Two Of.
hceIs comn,andiag negroes. Prisoners
teport noih'hg susw. from Port Hudeon.
NAToHEz, July 4.-The drops at Osy.
k'. Wis Bfookhaven are unsurpassed.
; The ram Piisbarg and cunboat Mo.
noagabsls passed up this morning work.
ing one. wheel. - -.
Capt! Powell. commanding poet, Is
cleaning Natchez of s,ragglers and CONS
miaary trains.
Ihs ,Mississipph,n says .yicksburg
and Port Hudson are we'll prorisioned.
A gentleman from Texas says Smith
and Magrudsr are fss, aug,neu,ing their
armies. y -. =. -.
Taylor captusetlmany, Yankee plant.
era and 'overseers, ana holds them AS
hostages for ,hefeturu Of the hundred
men confined by Banks for shooting
Mr. Desit. Heehold~zaH So,aherners
who have taken the oath as prisonsrs Of
,war. v,'sS,.- - " =
logan alarms the Federab by the
,beldosss Of his dasLes.
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EivB yites.ands Boiiars, n. ward 70
% make %, 4,eoea year.t The bs.in ess easv
honestshd EtcExTsE. .Nousapitai Or, eda.
s.tioa hssauiscd. Na expSnse incnrstda
Five tundesa ladiss and sentlemens n Snntedi
By. addrvssiug ne. siiamcdistely- Won : NAV
secuts TO ysnrselves health. wealth. b.suty.
Ling mo sn.f haPcy marriage. . "a
gold RING GRATIS to the fisst Young
lady <riting to mel . "sFor furtLe, IN.
formsia:n Attlress (ine}ssiag. vour return
postasta FRANK Z. G. LINDSEY :,
Ravea'e Nest r. O., Washington Co, Va. :.
AprhS - : 80, - .h1Ss
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A Fossil CyRIosIrY.-We have on
exhibition at our .oiHoe she'll picked
up oo Sutiivan's Island beach, Besr .he
brealswater, witltztbe letters g S raised
on the inside, "a II cut or eagrayen by
hand 1tis well worih !eSaminatiop.
-. { CEgrlessog Courier,
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>. ,'lksssft1a .y,ne Jsti,, .lsos. -
A Ii Messages q EoInpSpy -ssH q Rainets
N. 10 Bstfsltap LighksAssiilery, who
ssre alssat without leave SrS hsreby order.
ed toefepott V camp for duty ;xithant do.
hy. Thess isslinsso SompiS with this sr.
der viii be ssfsstris aud srisd "a 'Des.rters.
>, =. :, sssss y. A. ioLTzcL hWY,T
,n,.. . ssPs es's.s.pdies ! Company;
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ar WE ara authorised to. annouscs
Hon. JAS. FARRUW . candidate far re.
eiectios TO- the congreas ef the Cosfetierate
States Representative from the fifth Con.
grcesiensI District. e., -. =. -. = -.
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Attentiou. q He&iSnspt q q. H.
:, .,.,.,.,ya.s...sl 'f.8F Fs sssr nom 1855. >
ssiis vil Il cnSS q Z. ~ ~, - ~ Z .ti;sy' viii t.
ceslr,- Hsssi "a ~ J .. = "a y dsiis. i'm,
!, :. By order "a "a, ", xrsrfSi caJopsa, = z
s. cam.espahss "a RsSimsnt &. &C N.
= ,T.AssrIN Aijstant. =. -
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Important frsm Eorsh Carolina.
WILNINGfoN, july .

"fpNIN6IoNi jury o.
The enemy is advancing on the Whining.
ton and W Hsidonc Railroad. They were OF
KensnsviIls last night, seven rniies froro II,
railroad, with 1880 cavalry. The wires
were cut az bali past o o'clock.
8 - -. ats wItaISeros. July s..
.Ths enemy took possession of Warsaw, on
the Wilniugton and Weldon Railroad. At
hah. pat Q o'elosk this morning. It is re.
ported that they burned the company's
wasshou.e and u, ,09D pounds Government
bacon. They left sboai 4o'clock this eve
Nping. ja the airsciisn Of Kenansvills, where
Ntb nHip body Of tissiy forces had stopped.
The enemy 10 estinaatsd- al 8.eo6 to 4 Zoo
seysiry and Infantry. II 10 reported that
hslf were white and half negrsee. W arsaw
isaAay.ds aaiies sboye Wiimingtsn.1 -,
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=, CoaL IN Nav Yosk--4hs price % coal
advanced cue dsiiar per ton in New, = oss
in eoasequence Of the INVASION Of psnnsyi.
'ysAi, s6a y Is feared Hs PRICE will ss
uuch higher. =. 4.
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STATE g Ss souFH eAlotIsA,

ADrT AHb IEsP. eRN,Isi iorncE. = =
- -. ce.psesA SC, juno 10, 1883 Z
~ easwsv ~ lhquiries sddressai. 10 fis
Exeeils4fy nts Gsvernofsahd To this
Omee his fStsby made sksown, that no
Cest ef the Notsof rr6ops called for ua.
viii ts eses1ied q MeuNrEp MEN
-, ,A.sc, GxRLryeTf,s,
jane rs - - 80 ::
.'tsr rapers Of he State s.sy 8 tirpss: 4