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The Abingdon Tiay;n;o7 says that c"s
troops are now picketiug as low down in
Tennessee as Regerssi!le. and perhaps still
lower down, and it is said there are no
Yankee troops this side Of New Marke:
The whole force at Knoxville is said to be
three negro reg iuents and a battalion O
Miehiganders, about half Of whom are at
New Market. Brovnlow is still blazing
away ct Knoxville; advocating the elcctiof
of Abe and Andy.
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The EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA
1t apppers thee was some shaking among
'he Qu.kers AID others Of the City oi
isrothe:ly Love. AtelegraIn, dated there
the 18th inst, p. al, says:
There is much excitement in the city,
and business toa great extent is suspend
ed. A. noon, the ringing Of the State
House beh called together a large meeting
of citizens il tndspeadshco Square.
After prayer pF the Rev. Dr. Brainerd,
addresses were made by Hon Judge Knox,
Hen. Nn. b. Kelley, Frederick Fraley
and others.
The fellowingsis the CAL for the meet
ing allut;-d to -
FELLOW ClTIssSs The invader is atour
doors. The-cHtfe of the. ,natis.I and the
honor Of Pennsylvania both hang treinb-
ling in the balance. The war cry of the
arm es Of the Union is "Give us victory
Or give as ..death!' Wcme that the tiae
which Aoated over our cradle shall feat
oyer our gra.es.
Let every patriot, closing factories
stores ard places of business, meet il
council this day, at p o'clock, moan, at
Indepe odence Square. The State House
bell will be rang. Ii is never or now wit!
the republic Men of Pennsylvania eli
zcns of Philadelphia !are we freemans or
towards
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TIE OATh-I.et all who would take
the oath Of allegiance to the Yankee Gov
crnncnt read this. In q letter of Henry
Laurcns, Zone of the heroes Of 76 J to al
English friend, we Glll the following:
"1our ministers are deaf to infornla-
ton, and seem bent on provoking unnec-
cossary contest. think have acted the
part of faithful subject. [ now 80 re-
solved still to labor for peace, at the same
time determined III the last event, to stand
or fall with my conntry.'' Later in the
war, his English friend wrote him that Il
he would write two or three ncs, merely
to say that he was sorry for what had
passed, "a pardon would be granted him
by the british Ministry; that every man
had been wrong at some time or other IN
his life, and should not be ashamed to
acknowledge it !" Mr.. Laurens Icplie !:
81 Will never subscribe to my own infa-
my and to the dishonor Of my own chill
dren"
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SERTrD THEM RIGHT The Chicago
Tribune relates that seventeen black men
presented themselves for enlistment in
The army of ,the United States according
TO the invitation of It's authorities, at Lee
banon, Ky, few days since. Certain
persons there took them into room for
tn, alleged purpose Of paying them boun-
tics. Having got them in their power,
they stripped the black fell ows, and adj
nlinistcred to each of them ono hundred
lasles, and then turned them loose.
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the result.

RAIDERS learn that the
notorious renegade, Kirk. and 40 OF hls
men. were captured by Gen, Morgan, Il
short time since, and Id 5ed in jai! at
Abingdon, Va
Ten men Of the same gang, we under
stand, were brought by the western train
to Salisbury, Yesterday. CAarl0t{s 3EI-
lin. c4th ;qsi.
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SERENA DE TO GEN. JOHNSTON. Ga
Wednesday night several citizens compli-
mentcd this officer with serenade.-
Some very sweet music was discoursesl
by the band of musicians and several fine
pieces sung. We learn that the General
will remain a guest Of General Cobb for
| several days.-A,yassta Chronicle GnG
Se7at;3el
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OLD ABE on CoNGREssMEN.-The 9th
er day, as the President and a friend were
sitting on the steps of the House of Rep
resent;tives, the last session closed, and
the members fled out in II b@dy. Abra-
ham looked after them with a serious
smile. THAT reminds me-" said he, "of
a little Incident when / was a boy; my
fat boat lay up at Alton, on the Missis-
sipp, for day, aaa 7 strolled about the
town. saw large stone building, with
massive walls not so han dsone, though
as this; AMI whileI was locking at it,
the iron gateway opened, and a great bo-
dy of men came out. what do y OIL call
that q [ asked bystander. 'Th at said
be, is the State Prison, and those are all
the thieves going home. Their time is
up"
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CHARACTERISTIC. We learn that among
the letters picked up on one Of our battle
fields OF this cam palgn was a colnmunics-
ton from Yankee General, intended for
publication in aNortlcrn paper, in which
he gave most nagniloquent account Of a
tremendous beating the had just given
the Confederates, driving them we DON;
know how many miles, slaughterine til III
like sheep, and capturing any number OF
prisoners and firearms. This was inten
led for the paper. at the bottom of the
letter was q private note to the editor
thus: "TAey schipped us KSe Mundfr. -
A fine specimen Yankee military cor
respondence. A collection of the rrivat,
notes written bv these worthless during
the war would fill an interesting volume
THE SPIRIT OF 1776.-When Charles
ton was attacked during the revolution
by an immensely superior force ct the
British, Gov. John Rutledge Of South
Carolina sent the following note to the
commander Of tae fort that new bears
his name Gen. Lee commanded the
American forces "Coi. Moultrie Gen
Lee wishes you to eyacuate the fort; you
will not without an order from me.
would sooner cut off my right hand than
write one.
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"Personne." writing from Gen. Hoods
army, thus closes his letter Of the 18th
instant:
TO my own mind, the condition OF
our affairs here. never appeared more
brightly than they do at the present mo-
ment, for conscientiously believe that
within the next twenty days Sherman's S
army or its remnants will be on demor-
aiizing rout to the Tenne ssee River"
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A WouNDED FEMALE SoLDIER.-A
woman, claiming to belong to the 9th
Louisiana regiment, arrived here yester-
day from Virginia, with her husband,
whose fortunes she has followed in the
same regiment for three years. She was
wounded in the foot at the battle of Get
tysbnrg. He was on sick Through
Augt.sta Chroa. and Sen.
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ATLAnrAfssafy 2gd.-The great strug-
gle sor Ali - commented to-day, im,ne-
diateiy sur kneing the city on the north
side, in forI f.f scmi-cirele. and opened
with arti1 which continued until
about 2slkrk Hardee and Wheeler
were drtaN he night before By Gen.
Hood, his tiiue Struck the cne-
my's left k;ng flank movement, when
HOODS OLD 1siss. under Cilea ham, ad-
yanced fra .eiT brcastworks aud drove
tia enena1 aes over their bresstworks
oyer nj 5sar:ns large number Of
gars, Gag 6 crison-rs. The battle is
not yet ce d ,a-uardee stiA pressing
on the Es flank, having captured IS
guns and .5ao prisoners: The to-
tai nu.E1 guns on haad from % 10
"a PR g E.early 4 900.
Use IL. Il $50 = -. :: scrson is report
ed killed so scsesseI bI.f E.,sGs
~ IL ssSis lkersa and Col Maury were kill
cd Gems 6 ST Giles A. Smith. Colqnitt
and Staplekxss 1ssfaslaI; Col p.asly, OF the
18th 'Ssa.ath ah rsFddiTla, shot, though not
d dangerously Liea:. Jolly and g. Haber-
sham, uff-S.-s uff : aauas,.S Killed.
There was much hand to hand fighting.
The eneraY is crippled both il morale ami
losses, while our troops are in splendid
spi,its, and expect to renew the battle
every monlenr. il
Whccler's cavdry greatly distinguished
themselves, carrying line of hreas o,ks,
and capturing tHesgarrison, camp equip
ments and macy Nisoners.
PERsONNE.
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GEoRGIANs RIsING.-Frem all quar-
ters of the State comes i'll the welcome
information that our people are respond
ing nobly to the cali of the Governor
From Morgan county over one hundred
No I men leave for Atlanta to-day So
saws Georgia exchange.
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Stanton has not resigned.

not demanded.
Sherman claims q victory on the Goth
with 5000 prisoners. Five thousand
rebels crossed into Maryland on the 22d
I.incoins refusal TO entertain peace
propositions is reported to have had a
damaging z, effect on lis election. Hender-
son, kentucky is fi.!cd by gucrrlllas, and
fighting going on.
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lucky, and was born in 1881. lie is a

little over 53 years of age. He gradua-
ted at West Point in 1858. He was a
lieutenant in the c. S. Army in lSGI.-
lie served ia he Peninsula, during the
first year Of the war under Gen. Magru-
der, and was a Colonel prior t. 1a62.-
he became a b. sadier General in March
l18G2. After the battle Of Chicanauca
be "as nl2de Lieutenant General.
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MACON, Ju'y 25.-Goi. Brown to-day
issued a proclamation, ordering aliens in
the State Who refused 20 volunteer III DC
fence # the State which afforded them
pro ection, to leave the Stat, within ten
days That written ordeisof confederate,
officers attempting to protect from active
service favorites IN civil pursuits, when
the State needs all able to bear arms in
front Of the enemy, cannot be respected
by State officers.
While it is not his purpose to cripple
the Confederate Government in providing
all necessary support for the army it is
his determination TO execute the laws Of
The State and compell all detached per
sons attending TO ordinary business to aid
to rcpei the enemy. He denie that the
Con! !edcrate Govern mcnt has right to
divest the State OF jurisdiction over the
militia by music ring into service and de
failing to renaain at home, men engaged
in the COMMON aTocations. All persons
claiming exemptions by the Confederate
Government must be exempted by cvi
derca of State authority, on evidence that
their constant employment are indispen-
SADLY necessary.
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sNze THE FRIENDS OF LIEU T
- JOHN T. MCLEAN, seth r 2
gin.'t \. G. T., respectfully recommend him
to the voters of Cumberland and Earnctt coUn
ties, as of their members of the House Of
Commons III the next General Assembly.
Jnly5-te Observer copy.
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For the Senate.

rfHH E friends Of WM. B. WRIGHT, ESQ. re-
Z spectfully present his name to the voters
OF Cumberland and Harnett for re-eiacton to
the Senate in the next General Assembly.
Jana aU-Lu
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TO THE FREEMEN OF CUM

sEaS@~1 70 THE FREEMEN OF CUM
2-.s-a BERLAND COCNTI-By re-
quest, again announce Eiy self a candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff Of Cumberland county -
Should 7 be elected, I crr unir promise as hc-
,,,rc 70 ulscrargc the duties with what ability
! may possess.
ra,21-tc HECTOR Mon Fill.
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l-s WE RESPECTFULLY RE-
SSG5ya-sag.-s commend NELL MCKAY Esq,
.s candidate for reelection to seat in the
next House OF Commons, from Cumberland
and Harnett counties.
May I'd, 1854. MANY CITIZENS.
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vrx,v Ru1. As TO SITES Ea or TIE
NI,ys1,.Icpr Nm h,tef,est B,,o no SlnO
vo,..s E,.ceixaf,1e Tor r,rr,rrfc ctsses t,rz
,,ro tnr;l 1T 1864, at par; fir q and af-
Tor tnrjl 1st. 1864 not receive lie at sil
b,,t
rr>-r,o1r Form PER CEs, BoSps.
y ,rI ,sea 81 mar
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rom lst II lat day of sept. i .a' 10 5
: wcpt away by moat'Iy tax, Oct. Nc, ut 8 5
Anv non-intcrest bearing slD0 notes
b,II ON the first of January 865, are
,.l,nn na,- cont taus destro ing every
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men Of the 16:2d Ne" York req nent, just
from New Orleans were cap ured last
,;,ht ma, la,,;nr near Ho,, NJ below
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80, MR. ;-pIron IL see announced

-.7s=>a, MR. ;.p1ron II see announced
ss~~sszsss in your paper SIS a candidate for
reelection, \ ell Mckay, ESQ. Allow me alss
to present the name OF another OF our men.
bers, DR.. JOHN MCCORMICK. He is ever
watchful Of the Interests of his constituents
and ever desirous to do that which ke thinks
is their wish. There are few, if any, better
;acmhcrs in the present Legislature than Dr..
Jno. Mccormick. Of Narnett county.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Nav L, 'c4.
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A1~~-E@ TO the Soldiers atsi Citi,
k:s gems of Cum bcrland and
Harneft.-A. j. Bethuue Of CO "A'' 5th \.
c. cavalry. is candidate, and if elected vii
represent the good people of said counties in
the Commons cf cur next Legislature, with
what ability he may possess.
July s. 132-1nt3t
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a1~s WE ARE AUTHORIZED
Elk~SA<a to announce Gen. A. ID. Nc
LEA as a candidate to represent Cumberland
and Har:lett in the Heuse of Commons of the
royt Gnr,o,al A Src,-1hly
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CL. j NJ s
OF Deceased ocs ,crs and solaicre.

WIIsds, c., j
The USDERSG ED liza
i Commission ef I. invcs,
pay over TO the part es EN-
GAINS or bount, 'sIrrt tiagos
anccs. due to the repre- cntati
hcers and soldiers fror this 5
Theparties entitled rs G
the deceased, if any, il hcrsi
secondly, the chi, ID or { rildreE
if tn re be ncithcr r. dow
thirdly, the iather,H here b
Child, children or3fat er TIA
l-.other Of the deccase aud
t!.c=. .L.en, tiCtnly, tht cAecG
tor =; TIC d ceased.
+ Ths clai!, al: or cfai rants
her or t. cir AZ lavit, nd th'
es.sd witness .. to tht rolati
cases, where ;he cl ifm TT is !
aEday;. niust mega ivs the ex
ant az cl'li.nants of n iigher
ticc Of t.lc Peace, befo e who
sub c.isrd must cci'tif. to the
withcss. and Clerks6f hs Cs
certify, und"r the seal )f the
a Justice Of the PoRts
If the cIailsan or, ainal
children Of the deeeas 4, an
be minors, III. CAIN aust .
his, her Or their gaase AN, a
being. guardian lnuSk b ccitit
Of the County louvtI erik.
NVhenthi clai u Sjs. AIDE b
administrator, the ac of IN
administi'atoiship MI, f. DC G,
seal by the CeuntvAt 1T q
AL OF ties t>oloey. tsatd
cate.
Any person dicechi te-es'
| ed, upon applicat;, 1T, me, v
| Of thesc papers in ilM; copy
greater conycl.ien % farti'
dcd as seo1 a my pr'
County Court Cle'k.
This com mission is j, -endc'
COLLECTION Of these dali ps, an
ants all expense.
Parties int-rostcllnk,y ms
the investiga tion oNhIr cii
of for~ arding theiri1a er to
fsrm rae Of the datss0f he dc
ed, where lie died, sfs hIliss
they OF any one fo q IN, .
personal cTccts wlich tecea
st the t,nsof his IA u, an
the dee eased (if non- omn,
private, ilad ever recsivcd t
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FOR TIE COMMONS
Gen. A. q. Mclean, TIarHeft,
j. G. Shepherd, Cumberland,
Col NJ J. IcDufie, dc.
July 8. 13o-te
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sN7e <=ca~e The friends of -sossgs yzcE-
- o7Es,rrinetSg. announce him
a candidate for Sheriff of Harnett CuunY. at
the ensuing election in August. apr2G-tde