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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-11

Our FLEET IN ENGLAND.-Wahave received
be only true. It is no less than All an
louncement in the London Times, to the
Acct that twelve steamships ofwar, together
with one iron clad ship and one ram Qoar-
teen vessels in alp have actually issued out
7 escaped-frcm English ports Tor the Con-
tolerate service.
A gentleman Of Norfolk Of great res5ecta-
nifty, has stated to las that lie saw and cad
tsese things il the Times, but that the New
Iprk newspapers do not copy it, by oruers
fSm their government.
Such is the story as it has reached us we
vIuch for nothing but the responsibilities
OF informant. We add, however, that we
dlEot as yet feel safe in crediting the fact.
RGchan0nd Eraniney.
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DAAENPoRr FEMALE COLLEGE, LENIoR, N.

C,-We are requested by Rev. A. G. Stacy,
President Of this institution, to state that a
change Of schedule on enc Of the roads re-
CURES that he leaves Abbeville Court House
on Monday morning, May % the Charlotte
depot, in Columbia, on the same day, at
about 6 o'clock a. M. and Charlotte on
Tuesday, May 26, at 6 o'clock, a. m, instead
Of at the time heretofore published.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

GENEkAL NEWS ITEMS.
Gen. Forrest has written another glorious,
page in his military record. By reference to
our kilograms it will be seen that the Yam
KEGS attempted a rad into Alabama and
Georgia. They were successful to the extent
OF stealing some four thousand negroes. AS
they approached Georgia the peop3s Turned
in arms and checked them, whilst Forrest
who. was following quickly in pursuit could
come up. He reached them at length. when
ensued a fight lasting five days and nights,
and which resulted in Forrest capturing tho
entire command, consisting of 1000 infantry,
besides 1000 stolen negroes.
From Vicksburg we learn that a vessel
with barges in tow loaded with medical sup
pies for the Yankee troops below, attempt
cd to pass.that place on Sunday night. The
batteries opened on them and succeeded in
setting them on fire, causing their total loss
and the capture of their crew.
~ NJ. S. Sherwood, for the last TWENTY
five years connected with the Greensboro
Patriot, as Editor and proprietor, en- account
of i'll health has sold the establishment to
Messrs. A. w. Ingoid and j.. 9. Ciendenin.
We regret to part with our Old friend Sher-
wood, but wish him long life and happiness
in his retirement
~ We learn that there are not more
than 90 or 25 persons confined in the Con-
federate States Prison at Salisbury, at this
time, all having been either sent North, in
exchange, released on takin,. the oath, or
sent off as Conscripts. The most, we learn,
now there, are said 10 be the worst cases i'm
aginab.e- inveteratc enemies to the Confed-
eracy.
We learn that Gov. Vance has appointed
4. v. Blackstock, ESQ, of B~uncombe, Com-
missioner or Appraiser on the part Of this
State to impress supplies for the army. This
is a good appointment. Mr.. 3. is a gentle
man of excellent practical sense. Mr.. Bur-
gwyn, appointed by the President, and Mr.
Blackstock will constitute the Board Of APP
praisers for this State,
MINISTER MURDERED.-Rev. j. r. Miller,
a Presbyterian minister Of Pontotoc, Miss
was recently murdered by four Union men
while on his way to fill an appointment
) They robbed him Of fifty or sixty dollars,
gold watch and a pair Of gold spectacles, hi
hat and the sermon which he was to preac'
that day.
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At Fortress Monroe the yankees were
revelling in the triumph of Hoaker at Fred
ericksburg. They had Lee killed and Old
S~tonewall MORALLY wounded. This intelli-
gencc renehcd Petersburg by exchanged
officers. Yankees will lie
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-11

IA Washington correspondent says the
Pksident is not at all pleased with the re-
suits ofsix months preparation being wasted
irltwo hours lighting III front OF Charleston,
a41 that the iron cEads are again.to do what
tbsy left undone the other day. And instead
ola "reconiforance," they are to fire while
one of them can hold together, or else take
Charleston. Let them bang away. Beau
regard would like to have another pop at
them. Some arc of the opinion that Will
mihgton, n. O.. will be tried next time,
instead Of Charleston.
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ATLArA, May 6.-Forresth has received re-
liable information that. t~hirty-fve hundred
Yankees were coming through Talladega, Al
gbama, to destroy the State road. Col. j.
C. Rust, of Forests staff, came down Mar
ietta, and te.e-raphed Johnston for reinforce
1nsnts. Gov. Brown was on the train and
promised al available troops.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.

MR. EDITOR: While The news of mortal
st,ite j, being waited IN every breeze, from
every Office Of publicat ion; while vice and
imno. atty is on the increase; yea, sinful
Iloaoure, such as dancing and playing gid
sister Pheba,' &c, (the deoit's re0ioaD is on
the increase, yout readers wonm probably
b0giai to learn that God has been reviving
His work over here in the mountains.
| commenced a meeting some few weeks
since on the head of Valley river. On Satur-
day Tut few were in attcnnance, but consid-
ela3le feeling among the tcw that we're
there At night ! call was made for seekers
several presented themselves ut the altar of
prayer. The meeting continued 70 grow in
m,eIest until wednesday night, when, bav-
Ing 10 help, | was compelled to close.
Zen proiessed to find the pearl of great
price; eleven joined tue church on probation
Tiank the good Lord that lie IS still will
Ing 10 bless and comfort those who call upon
Him i. truth and sicerlty.
j. S. BROOKS.
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We are glad to learn that Lieut. IS. Ives
Ssledes, though badly wounded, is to lie
brought home, and that hopes are entertained
al his recovery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-11

Coop News From LEwIsBURG--By tho
Virginia u Tennessee train on Sunday eve
ning, says the ~Lynchbnrg Republican, we
a C paced IN Possession Of tile information
that Col. Edgard's battalion, stationed &c
LewisOurg, Greenbrier county, were ~surpris-
Ell by one thousand Yankee cavalry, late on
Friday night last, but with consulnmate skill
he rallied his me u, and fought the enemy
WITH determined bravery, ueating them back,
Killing and wounding a number. The enc
M sent in a flag of true asking permission
to bury their dead, which request Col Ed
gar refused. Ills for was barely eight
hundred men, and his loss resulting flom the
su prise, was SUPPOSED 10 be heavy but,
Notwithstanding this, he fought the enemy,
rs our informant says, ike a lion, giving
them q total defeat.
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THE VERY --LATEST NEWS.

RicnxoSD, Nay 10 osciock-The FOL-
lowing dispatch was received TO night from
Charlottesville, Tth
70 His ExceHencg. President Ddois:-
After driving Sedgwick across the Kappa
hammock on the night OF the 4th, | returned
on thc5th to O~tanceilorsville. The march
was delayed by 81 .storm which continued all
night aAd the following day. I'm placing
troops IN position on the morning of the 9th
10 attack Hooker, | ascertained he had aban-
donel his fortified position. Our lire IL
administers pressed forward until they came
within range of the entmy's batteries plan
ted on the north side of the Rappahanneck,
which trota the contglration Of the grOusd
completely commanded this side. His army.
therefore, escaped with the loss Of = few adj
ditional prisoners.
.(S.gneD R. {. LEE Gcn1 Conn.,
RicHAoNp. Mar a.-The trans have re-
sumed their, regular trips to- fredericksburg.
Five arrived here last night with woundc-
men. We captured about ten thousand pris-
oncis, many valuable horses, wagons and a
large quantity Of a~,nmSnition and small arpsd
All quiet at Fredericksburg. Barksdale re-
occupying the town and the enemy the OPP
posts size Of the river rs before the bat
tic. Stc&les is reported Killed.
a report IS current that the N. L. Herald Oh
= late dsie has been received and that it con-
cedts the defeatof Hooker. The news caus-
ed great excitement in New York.
We know but very little IS yet OF the
Losses tort North Carolina sustained in tho
recent severe struggle in Virginia. General
Hoses brigade is said to have lost 100 men.
Col Mcdowell, Of the 54th, Hohc's brigade,
IS more seriously WouEded than at first sup
posed. We learnthat the wounds OF Coils.
e.. &. Haywood dHryau Grimes we're slight
Lieut. John S. Bryat, OF this city, is slightly
wounded.
lie State Journal Of Saturday has a private
d~isl,atca Fl ON winch it lnfers that 4idj. Ives
is dead. Col. c.. NJ. Avery has passed through
4 this cisy wounded.
So Of Capt. Whortoh's cavalry have heel
cpptGrcd below Kitston, with A. horses AM
e4dipage.
General Jackson is at the house Of a f, iep
Near Guinca's station, and doing remark:lbl
weA GlIcr the circumstances His systcl
bears Up well and all OF his sylnptsus al
. most favorable .
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Is IT So THE Richmond Sentinel Of
Wednesday says:-From reports that have
reachsl here, 1t is believed that the enemy
are withdrawing their troops from North
anu South Carolina for the purpose Of
strengthening their forces in Northern Vir-
ginia.
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s,EATus.


sHEFHAS On wedne.dAv, Sov "a rd.,-i
Iimo hJ only .'u q Dsn. and ssf4t 81, ,h,n. AGED
yests. uolths snd Il davs
IT,, - ,ti"e. sud trends OF TIC f,mv srs -e.-~,,
fiiy invited TO attend the funeral. this tFrcs,1
,i'tn q, Nos 90 o'clock. from She rec deuce n
'tas,nt., "a We, 2o.h 1t, vi.ho.t ur,her In "a.
ton. 100
+ itpR AZ Gt.cnroiut. on Thuud,- Nov II,
~ iniisfnfuAfi0n NJ The towels. Mar Belle iufsrt
dushtct = Ldv ard AID susie Tsylar, aged yea,
sud - dsss lg'
WATERBURY On WEDNESDAY. Nov IT, as,.rs
'ho't and se',S i..nc.s, Nfco.ce Wshnct m, cd n
O.. o. ti,ors' Na.hinrton AID EIksheth A1n W.
tcfpur". AGED : ear. lu months and IL days.
We loved him. Oh. 10 'one,i can 'sl
Hos deem. how dearly. and hor well.
- 'nvti bin. tno, and thought II bee,
T. t1Nr Tin home with Him TO rest.
TIE -elitiv,s and friend, Of the family sr.rM-.
Nlr invited TO et'eod the funeral. fhs Frits.
si'"rup n a. O'Clock. from the residence 0, nm,
ptrru o.. l.t iesis 4 ito
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THE NEW YORK sun.

FRIDAY MORNING. SOW 20. IL

o.t reafe-s y. Irf4ts tn NJ ordinary intereN
%. Icaubto the o,r'moui'S Wat toos 2 ace yea
..,l,- ntttprreuIn, - NC SYtonsl c. tery nj
81. go .. &c. Vh ch wo sprreYdcr .srss ror,on
,r'I@ to.lsy's sc. TiTesr fes fan
.. u.utct tbst had rot one ~ more ret tesen.
- i... t.e tirce day, battles q July. AID ih're
-,.t.nr whp.e i,srest rel.i yes sumiber IN ~
Jls ,1a, Lss JUST cen cpnscrsted g. The
. sI, the most soe'np cofemonsso' rel g c,
p. u,r.. and art re, NuasIsos d,votcI & -
- 50 SOW Yprs solder tntA7ures the r. 81
thetr en.y sd oar saor fees. ~ su''i'
d', t.ts,.a iu..r.st in a.. 10 o'e1 'ar 10
.. O.. "ris ''r,ve more tho Is,r OF d,si NJ '.-''
At
a.' robl. and fitting tho1rf'. 'f1' ~ '"a'.
. i.tu f.d { Gettsr.4ts . ''' ma
'tr. =. Vhefe ~. isl e' 80 oi - = ius ! on
.u,. rrst, rough. su.es'I.rtt 80. W ~ so'nn
'r,.. inr NJ r o.. sa. ~ ttans's 7'ng "ih
aver ard tttt. isy. - Hrr0ssred haas
o.. .,-s nt. tn t-o 81 q enc of cur noh'cat
tra.o.. .,t tho troseu - coutsdes ~ The ALLEN
lra.c. ,ohe rav ,fnr.',r. ie t'aus.rir q from
,..,rh.ust ~. 90 -at on tho 'ctu' Z ,,,i- for-
,o-.,t.rt.. urau g. I'D thousands y American
49,. ,. arI tine 'Lief I've tive. 81 a.. Inii'd
t,,'ef .l.. .ft,cf, pe.t.ve States DO AIRED y ts
-.rd 1t r.,,ori.r hit u. utl 80 NJ, uu-
got .iu.. nn' dsfc pope know Nv 10 ~
- 4o,b ono f-src-yc tcf country from r4in.
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v,p York. Thur,ddv. Nor. 70. 6 r. k.-The sock
market opened s.tons this morning numt't of
buyers hay. made their appearance. tut ,re one
rauns sth canton Al the close price. woes lit'!s
n sieT than vcst,sday told has been up to l32's,
IN, closod al i;!l. Money has been very easy all
ds, 81 . por cent on call to.oicn EXCHANGE Z q
-, e. nominal. An unususl pIess q nat ~ oihges
%. to omit or usual tables snd maftco TO day
FOR tue Hair- iInrry'- Tricoph"rou--
The los' and rieapost article. sod b drurris' "bi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IooL in upou Barpum's Woude Tho
tail . ant Oil and Giant BOY and the very dmiuu-
uv, Dwsif and sso see the Dramatic aud OPP rattle
Performances at and ~ o'clock, pm. 40
Fall and Wiuier.--Tbe beet place to buy
Fail .nd Winter clOthintis ct \. II. BALDWIN :,
30 and : BJvefy. The Iargest assortment and laIs
,,t store In tue city. Sl2
Warm. Winter " oolcD tlot siDz, n ever,
A. ENANS Extensive { ching Warehouse, 6" snd
Is fulton 81. may be found one II TIA i,fcesf Gni
h,ndsoIne.t assortment Of Men. o,er,c t., 'oan,
PANT, Ner;s, I ndeTssfmenis, Se. &C. sc, Sc at
TO, ususly low psces. tn which tbis establishment
ha. lsen kn0ru for veAr-. olo
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To SEGAI MAKERS AND THE Trade IN

ITO SEGAE MAKERS AND THE Trade u
L eenern At the Pccisl meeting NJ the sessr Nat.
ere ol mon Assoc atou, n ws. Resolved, In
sequence Of certain loose. having ubined tUssth.r
70 teach the convict, of several prisons 70 maze
shrs to tho great injury Of our.cycs and or "a.
tive employers al men sork M for tho iolio,ius
firms " >h.rky. Bufin ,o, or his brother, y
-hsrky' Norri. GrAdJtn.ky, t,ltu Norris psvis ~
berry -; Barnstd Grsdlinsty, Courtiandt str-st
Aaron Ger'hon, keelv Aos-ss, Lnd Henry Mach. al.
ther n tnr .hop or ~ home f0r anv IN conprc'.
ed With ,ad prison rms, are requested TO quit ths,
work 81 once. All men hired BY said Boss-s 10 IN
sruct convies arc psrticu Ary requested TO dssiss
from doing 40 Resolved. that the Association vii
protect and ssssi sny man thrown out OF empoyrn. emf
IN consequence " the shove resolutions but y Il Nh.
ject to work sith suv man Who shou.d not cnmnlv
With our above re,uast. -
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n E\lSHEES. hEpU>t-IiE >liNf.
pliifnish fs Of ne c-ii,- of -. Noft ard Rr,ok
lrn. ar' ehtu'st'. col cited tn Nttrnt Ma. Ne.frs
70 ho held 80 w9era"re Hall Isl Uo'sty. I'm III
IN, sS.nius Nov. .h.h, i-hi At -, o',iocs tor he
pun 80 ~ Hj1r NJ tore plan hy .hch ne pricc n
lab Va th, spVer.l shofe may ha made nif.iui AID
10 d@miud 'uch An advance IN to. ptic.. =. toe rtt
r"uci's Il the times dcmlnd. f,r order The Ferr
ini'te". ins
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\ REGULAR NEttlNG OF THE CAR.
ne 70 ,tv ! nion q Jer'ey CITY ard
1'or llsil '9r of'ye ana south tih It. a, ~ st-E
"''p' ',fDf, ,ne,,,d 70 attend. II y GRAIN
MELTING or THL JuI kStlMAS .
\ Las Nstcrs "a. roll Cd Tor Thrr.da, evening.
Nov lii b. 81 70 -n no. toll attendance therefors
ne ?rf's9, ra meeting on MONDAY sysuns >os.
~ ~ we h9u Of John ,hs,n. o. Pear -, tftrt
John Ncia tin. " ch,ei Co,ifiii ,hs,If.Inbn.ap.
s1irH' ''''''' '''' ) '''e''' '''' \ "'''f9G.p'
RtENlsHEES hbuUst-IIE >INEI
Dlilfnish Dol. Of h. c-ti,- of ~, Yotl and Rr,9s
l-n. ar e,ru'.t, col cited 20 ,ttrrt Ma" Ne.iirs
70 D.. he'd 81 m9ers0ce VAL. : no'sr, On ~
~ sjort ne ,ore plan hy shch ne price. n
lsbJ IA a., sewers. shore may ha made uniform AID
10 a@miud ,uch An advance In u, ptios toe Ell
rai,,ea. ''''' '"'"' ''''' ''' ,ns
C'OOPIE> o. BROOKLYN AROt 81
SN.r,ee ness'inEE Of ne tinted r Coopn sac ~
Nv Ne'k,N 20 MI he ned on Friday eveutnei Ncv.
society. 10 pro eci to the mae meeting to be held AZ
Iammany Hail New foit All mcInher, "a
T. ali Cooper. viii be bronsh, toward ~ ofdsr 81
t. o.. SPENCE. Pee. CnAs. RJNGE, sec. la
nkY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
~ BE- ETs so rsSs T''n; ts ny
II. ACRrs, Pie. }. NJ GAvAN, Il sec ies
uEADQC AACHfNlSTS Assoc.
a
sp.cial me ins OF delegate Is from the '<ncu. mschius
,Iop' q tht oty and vicinity, -il BE- he d hi, Fri
Pr'si A j. DAILY, sec'r. IL
HEADQUARTERS MACHINlSTS' ASSO.
II ciei co q N,v lork ard vicinity, No. Isl B0-.
eompti., me seven thou AID men. and are 10 no
way oonnee Cd With thc Maehin,u r. elective uion,
| u, e. send all communication. to cur Hesdqustter.
Al Of ~hiee "i he yodCiqa. ,rpepded ,nd day .e.
| SEC. y. Y, Nov Il, lS6J. -,
NOilcE 49, IRON SAFE NAkEKS-A
Rsrusi Meeting ls held on Friday ..y'nlns
N%s al, 9eD %.isl. h y, S. IAN I'D Mtt
se Tequ .ted 20 sttend, As there IL to te sc'tos
g f5a w G;s ;a' ''j T RHlzkrS s'4
NOTICE-TO HE ASH CART DRlN Ek3
4N9f6ih, 9Th snd i4th wards Are respectfully Ia.
HsL il irines It, Mr.. P.Tics ac>sS and Nj P~
| lick McCoilum arc invited t. attend. $50
| DLUMBtRS WANTED-A MASS Meeting
i Of th. Jorrnsymen Plumbers Of BI ookyn, ill 10
| held on Friday evening Nov 2uth a. No. 500 Fulton
1t Blootlyn Journeymen Of the above CITY ,iI
QUARTERLY MEETING OF The Unrt.1
x tphostercr, u the II, mhcrs are invited % At.
~ @ss'ins ftidty he f%n r., o,lots;
of'ces y MILLER Pr..ident JoHN sCHSfl'
! TIVE UNITED COOPERS No. {. or THE
| Il sttts OF Ne- York arc requested TO meet on N
20 I.e 6 3 pS S 70 attend II. g,ud Ma.
Mec,nf At Isam,ny Hal q she United Ceagi' =
he stat. q N.- Iors rAlBlLh UFARkELl.
Pee JOnN LABOR SC IL
THE UrHULSlEBEkS OF IHls CIV
| and cinity will hold their frst sDuuAl bal
Nednesdav ;he 10Th in.tat the Metropolitan Rooms.
| ll". 'r st and invite ther friends aud the public
Iekei. At 10 cents for eeNtlcm'n, and lsdies ~,
I b. hal on tie evening, at the door. The Commit
| tee 50,
ITO SEGAE MAKERS AND THE Trade q
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't'i-i w VI HE I'l kNt1 WEN
Las MNkcrs Va ral Cd Tor Thut.day evening,
NoV l'i b. 81 ~ Vas no. toll Attendance therefors
tN,-e present raw meeting on MONDAY eveutns Nov
80 ~ flt hou OF John Dfgan. o. Pear - trtrt
" susfe Hotu. &. " DRIVES, Cb,irrl,n.
John Mora tin. " ch.cl Cortill lhA,l,. I0bn.or.
SH.sn
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THE UPliOLSlEREkS OF Ibis CIV
and cinity will hold their frst sDuual ball.
"wednesday, ;he 10Th n,tatthc Metropolitan Rooms.
n"- - u, and invite ther friends aud the public
Iiekets ~ 10 cents for geNtcus n, and ladies
BE- haI on tie evening. a. the door. The Commit
tee 80.
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HtAINlT NKTIkN NAIHINTNTN ASNO.
Ication OF S,~ Yort and vicinity. IL Bo~erv- A
sp.cial me Ing ot delegates from the vScu. m.chius
sop. q thi- city and vicinity, -il BE- he ih. m
dsy evenus. IN Hall l-i BoVery, at O'Clock IL 10
hoped de cs.'.. will he present. q. W. WADE.
Prev 4. i. DAILY, ser'y l!S
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TRADE. NOTICES.

\ REGULAR NEt1,NG OF TIE CAR.
ne . Pro-. CIV I nion Of IeTsey CITY ard
90 '' II be n" on lnday evening, Nv "a a
Hlnu llsl r1r 'f7ve ana south 9Th Il, A., ~ c'rirk
\ u'm' - 80 ueat.d a. attend N n GRAIN
lr.-. -. /. ARROW WIN, sc
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COOPrES Oh BROOKLYN. AR0t St.-A

SfpecAi meeting Of the tinted Coop.u sac ~
View Noik No. vii he held on Friday eveuine. Nov
co. a. "a H'cks =, NJ o'clock b, order OF the Grand
80 icty. 10 po ec1 TO the meeting to he held AZ
lammany Hall. New lott. All member. a., r.
g all Cooper will be brought forward ~ order of
I o.. SPENCE, Pee. CHAs. RI NGE. See la
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HEADQUAklEES MAClilNlSTS ASSO.
IL cia' On - N,v lork ard vicinity. No. Isl BS..
cry The Nschinists' Association nov on unks
comprise me seven "a n AID men. and are IN no
way connee I'd With thc Maehini,ts ~ otee;ive uion
and reuc, our friends at distance Who .,h 70 aid
W e. send all communication. TO our Hesdquafters,
all Of which viii he .udciou. 'rp.uded aud du ' az.
kno~lcde,d. Il. ". WADE, Piss. A. J. DAILY
SEC. y. Y. Noy Il, lSOJ. 50
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| TIE UNITED COOPERS No. {. OF TYR
L stte Of Ne- York arc requested TO meet on N
! day Eyenine. Nov 2Dih, st - tss.I.' at ocloeG
90 march 70 procession, 20 attend the psud Nss.
Meeting 81 Ismm.ny Hal Of the United Conprts u
! he stat q S.- Iors rA1BICh O'FARkEJI.
1 Z es non y IAlOR. Sc L.
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x phOItteTtrs All the nj mbtrs are invited 20 AZ.
tenl meeting Friday the 2uth inst, At O'Clock.
y ". A. Columbian Ha' ~ Grand ~ 10 elect nev
officers N LLtR. Prssdent JOhN sCHSfl'
DER Seoret,fy. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-20

NOiloE - IRON SAFE NAkEkS.-A
REGULAR Meeting IL to ts held on Friday .v,nlns
Nov 20, At \, O'Clock. a. Hammond Hall, lgi Wet
Plat All safe makers of Ne. York aud vicinity
arc requ sted TO sttend, there 10 to he ece'ios
81 oNcsrs aud e. select pac, Of meeting 81 order
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30
France and the CoMtcaeracy.

The London Times, conceding that the
Southsrn Contederacy is destined to become
one Of the m0st powerful Governmsnts Of the
continent. wonders how we will get along
with France as neighbor in Mexico. Very
we'll indeed, we think. We have no jealousy
of France in Mexico, or anywhere else Size
is a nation which has always sympathized
with us, aud would have recognized our indie
pendence long ago, and put al eud to the wal,
if Great Britain had consented TO unite with
her in that wise i.nd humane undertaking. We
have no desire for more territory than we al.
ready possess, except perhaps an outlet on the
Pacific, which we can have without interfer-
ing with France. We have no desire TO IN.
wade aud despoil other countries, especially
after our own bitter experience Of ouch wrong
aud Injustice. The present possession Of Mex.
leo by France Is an advantage to us, and We
are clad she is there. France II q chivalric
aud generous Empire. and We wish her sue.
cess. Instead Of jealousy, We are likely, when
our independence is established, 70 give her
some aubsiantisl proofs thst We appreciate Aef
humans and liberal ssntimsrtA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30
TIE TWO LIVES

A sharp controversy has arisen between the
Ceatrat Presbyterian and the Southern Illus
hated Neacs on the subject of the two proposed
lves of the late General jackson. The Pres
byteriaa, announcing that the Rev. DIR. Dab
ney was editing life of Jackson, to be pub
lshed for the benefit Of his family, auimad
verted with great severity upon the enterprise
of Messrs. Ayres & Wade, Of the Illustrated
News, Of publishing one also. The Neaos, of
Saturday replies very sharply to the Pfesby-
teyian. |. declares that the echems of Messrs
Ayres 4 Wade was conceived and set on foot
four months before Gen. Jackson'a death, W iih
the knowledge anI approval Of his relatives
and friends. THIS statement is in answer
TO the remark of the Presbyterian, that they
had seen the announcement of Messrs. A. u
WIS book with aurprise aud grief The News
claims very Justly that there ia no right of
property In the life of a great man, and it as
suues that Jacksons fame can stand not only
two. bat dozen different lives. We are sure
it can stand two, and see no occasion for con.
troyersy. DR. Dabney's book will be aeeepta
ble to great many, and that prepared by
Major Cock John Estsp) forsMessrs. A. x w.
will be equally acceptable to many othsrs.
We doubt whether ether will diminish the
sale Of the other.
incidentally, the Ne~s makes spirited and
successful defence Of Major Cook from the
unjust attack made upon him by the Psesbyse-
ran lie is certainly man Of genius and an
su.hor Of national reputation He IL, more.
over, gentleman, aud has acquitted himself
honorably a. soldier during this war.