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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
WANTS.
WANTEC-Three first class coat ma
w kers at I2I Bank st. A. EYEARs. sep2g:25o

WANTED-LOOO AGENTS-To can
w ysss for the great new work, "PETR0LEUM
V Massey PAPERS," published by b, W. Carroll
A Co. This book must have larger circulation than
any book ever sold by subscription owing to It's orig
inaIity and humor. There is no similar work In the
eld 50 that gents will ind tbs glorious OppOr-
tunity il they embrace it soon. THIS work s PRINT
ed engraved and bound in the highest style OF the
Applicants Will state IheIr experience, and name
their first, scond and third choice As to territory
They may either send for circulars If they wish
10 Commence at once, inclOss SI,z5 Ior order book
and 81 for pie book. We give the hght st terms
or any mouse in America. No charges tOr boxes or
freghts and exclusive rights glveu as to territory
Address JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM & CO., ;. Il. corner
kourth and Vine st5., Cincinnati, y.
MIA General 4 gent anttd IN every state OF
tine Union =. sep2S :266dkw
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I. P. SHERWOOD'S

The recent extensive additions snd improve
meats, both in our whole sale and AsTail Depart
ments, together with the oomplets assortment ia
each, makes this Mouse now much the IarRest and
most extensive OF any In the city. Tho unprec'-
dentsd increase in the busnsss both whole Ale and
retail, together with unequsled facilities warrant
us in saying that We and will sell goods through
the coming season, as lees prices thaa any other
House in the tEaae. -. ..
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VA WAAIED-AGENTS- al Towns
w Dis State (0hio) to solicit for Of the most
reliable Lie insurance Companies in this country.
To reliable and energetic Solicitors, very liberal
compensation IS offered For further particplArs,
address POst-ofice Box 2562 Cleveland o. SEES ESQ
w will send BY mail, postpaid, beautiful Mill
tary Albnm, with tWenty1Our pictures Of our Union
Generals tor 50 cents. Agents wanted Immediately.
en-. Send all orders t0 Q. L. BBIGGS, IA Dearborn
ST., Chicago, Ill. sep9:Z0
WANTED-INFOKMATION-W.C @.
w WIsNEBIDDLE, who was lately in an insaEe
asylum has absented himself in Cleveland or vlclni
ty, tince september IL. reward Of $50 viii be paid
1Or any information as TO his whereabouts. He Is
well dressed-blacE frOck coat, dark figured CASH.
mere pants, high h-croWned old-fsshiOned felt hat,
of AGE. medium size and aoout SIX feet in height,
uark sBoW visage beard under the chin, cut short;
has 8 melancholy look, ana unsteady walk; carries
with him black Oil-cIoth carpet sack filled with
clothing, Address JACOB W. SCHMIDT, City
Marsha1 Cleveland. se23 :2J0SRt& th2Wd: :W2w
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Military Claim Ags
JOIN 0'HEIu.


H.
OFFICERRs' Moaihly and Quarerr
~ Muster-oat Rolls promptly ezeouts
Particular attention giyen 10 a. r
claims for Commissary ad QuN1sms~.
y whether reeeiPted for Or NOT
Gams Tor Rrnsion. Bounty. Arrsaa IN
Money. pay for Hoses lost in ssrrr,
wih iaft demands sgsinst the Uaia :
tended 60 snJ prompts collected
Vouchers procured Tor m-emonaium e,
Vouchers formal or Informal eolseiC4
Omeen' QasEtermasisr and 0DfnAacs
no matter hos compicaied. sIesuisd !.
days.
ohcers' Pay Accounts mads ouL
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By nshorty Or ihsseerstary Of the Treasury, Tie
undsuiged. he General Subscription Agent FOR
the sale Of United States Securities, oHsrs 70 be
poBie the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and thres-tsuths per cen1 interest per an
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ILLN OBS
Lease for Sale.

PROFITABLE PIECE OF LEASED PROP
"a EkTf for sde in acentrE l~ocston, including
Stoves, DNeItr2s Etahles taioo1s btocAt hh4 tx
lures, Groceries aad Lquors, toEotheF sith D..
ning Room ard Kitchen Furniture- Eaas FOR q
lafle Prcft Price NO. fr t9o and haf years.
TsslV NELSON 4 sUlFREE
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FIRMS OF sTBs0kREIsxs

10 ABTERFEsKRs n BEELIk
THR RATES WILL BE As FolUovss
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The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control Of the Proprietor.
who is well known in this city for the last ten years.
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IRON fronts

put in their houses. viii find it 70 their interest to
call before contracting elsewhere. Particular at
tention will be paid 70 the manufacture OF
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WE nave on hsnd q large stock ~ Sands Chi.
" eag0 Cream and stock Ales, which We guar.
We 10 not claim the SOLE AGENCY ln this uar
kef.
Also Bottled Ale Of the best mauuactura. We
have asO a large stock Of suffers Supplies. and
figures. SIG. WOOD CO, b
jel5-d As Union street.
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HAVE IN STORE
T. M. SCHLElR.

THE ARTIST, vel knNNn to our CD residents,
4 has naa returned 70 fhe cy. and VII
wait upon ms Old customers PERSONALLY, g.
his odd stand. corzsr Of Cherry and Uuaon strs7ts.
eve hmacaa- Ulslm
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
NASHVILLE. July Is, 1855.
PACKAGES Temainibg uncsiled for a. this once
ull b. cold Tor cHABGEs a. PUsLIo AUcrIos on
1sNsdaB, Aug. l5lh, II not claimed before day Of
sale.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
H
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.
TGEtsURY DEPARTMENT, ]
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Currency,

TGEtsURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington, June &c, 1855.
WHEREAS, by sa lshctorY evidence presented
70 Che Undersigned, it has been made 70 ap-
pear that THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
NASAVILLE," IA the city Of Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson and state Of Tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according 10 the
requirements Of the Acf Of Congress, entitled IAN
Act 70 provide a National Currency, secured BY a
pledge Of United States bonds, aud 30 provide for
the circulation and redempt on thereof approved
June -, 1854, and has complied with ali the pE0vi-
sions Of said set, required to be compiled with be-
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
sad act:
Nov, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that 1.-The Third
National bank Of Nashville" ia the city Of Nash
vile, in the county Of Davidson, and State Of Ten
nessee, is authorized 70 commences the business OF
Banking under fhs act Aforesaid.
- in testimony whereof witness my
/z Inland and seal Of Office, this sixteenth
k%% Jday Of June, 1865
NOV FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
~ The above institution viii be opened for bust
pess IN the course Of a few days, Of which due no
EDGAR JOINS. Cashier.
ie2T-2m lcity Tapers copyl
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Is under the control Of his brother, G.. W.
JONES, fCsmerly foreman Of the vel known hsn
Of Merrick 4 Sons, Philadelphia. Both ofus being
praet cal mea, and hatter ng urselyes Of some
reputation as mechanic'. tits needless to say that
sl work executed at This plsee Wlllbe made 10 the
very best msnuer, and We guarantee that our prices
will be such that It will be unnecessary for any ore
to 90 out Of the city 70 buy anything IN our line OF
business, unless theY have more money thsn they
know what 10 do with. july2-3m
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u,HE largest and best assorted stock in the city,
1 and exclusively
WHOLESALE

UTF have reduced our prices to compete with
w Northern Cities. This beng < branch OF our
NEW YORK House gives great facilities for selling
goods al the loHest price,. Our stock embraces
the following, besides 3 great variety Of other ar
teles;
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Cooking and Heating Stoves,
ELLIS & MOORE


In use in Tennessee for tie last twenty yeas, snd
parties having Machinery uanufactureJ by Ellis 4
Moore, will find it to their interest 70 have their re-
pairs done at these works, as no one else has the
facaities We have for such work, and We are oetel-
mined 10 do al work entrusted to US PROMPTLY
I'M AT n LOWEST POSSIBLE klCLS
our objert being TO make it tie interest Of al par
ties TO deal with US. Every improvement m Ma
chinery that has for lis CD the saving Of lsbor'
fael aud unnecessary weight of material, VII be
adopted by us. Parties Contemplating 'strklng
OH" can b. furnished with Tools and Machinery Tor
boring and pumping, as cheap as they can De iur-
nished from PusbGig. ParIes wishing
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STOVES AND H%OLLOW-WABE. /.

A bushes thai has heretofore been neglected in
Nashville; but we are determined to flrnish as good
q Stove in desigo, finish, durability and cheapness
as can be made in the Omitted Ststes.
THE FOUNDRY. DEPARTMENT
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Vafarinarv 9urgarv.

THE undersigned having opened = Veterinary
Eosuifai 1t No. - front Street. below the
Cd Bridge Landing, respectfully solicits the pat
rouaee oil his friends nnd the community a larRes
gO6EPH STBERIZ-
Pe-The bsst o. satsrssoss given.
4. uuws-Rrs
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stfEsfRcls

Hon william G. Broauios. GoYsnr
nassee.
Brig sen James p. Brownies, Al m
Of Tennessee.
MAJOR eenorai :. ID. STANLEY. fh Arry0r
MAJOR Geneisi George " sionsmss, L
Teuu.
Bgt. Major General R. W. lohnsoa d.
Tenn.
Iune4-3me
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5. 7-sO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES
23O.OOO,OOO
By snshoasy or thssecrsAry Of the Treasury, tie
uedszigoed, he General Subscription Agent FOR
the sale Of United states Securities. oHsrs to he
pobis the ihlrd ssnes Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and thres-tsuths per cent interest per an
num- Known IS ne
$50 Loan.
These aotes are issued under date Of Jnly Is
1865. aud are payable three years from that data ii
suHeneyy or are esaverable at The option Of ths
holder into
u. 8. $50 Six per cent.
G9LD-BEARING BONDS,
These bonds ara now worth a handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt Is are an Government
Bonds, toa STATE oaaiy. and Mhuaapol ,~arasou'
shes ads RON one . ttrs. per cent pT asuum 20
Aer saHs, according to the rate levied upon oierh
property. The interest is payable se-mi-annuany
By coupons attached % each note. which may be
cut Of and sold to any hank or banker.
b Iatsrsst at s.sO per cent, amount. to
one cent per dAy On a 5 note.
Two cents $500 "
Tea a q " Is S00 a
30 " 1000 q
81 g . f" sOeO "
Notes OF all tie denominations viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of s~ubscrpaons.
The Notes or this Third Series is precisely SIM.
lar IN form and pnuisgss to the Sever -Thiraes s-
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
t0itseif the option Of paying interest in gold CON
At Q per cent, instead Of7slOths IN currency
Subscribers win deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes OF this third series Of
the seyen-thirtes win comm ence on the lst Of June
and vii he made promptly aud continuously aler
that date.
The algft change made IN the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES sfeets only the matter Of interest
The psymentin GOLD, if made, vii be equivalent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments IN The event Of
which Gully win the option to pay interest," in Gold
Be avaned Of would so reduce and equslizs prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in gold
Woald be fully equal to those made with seven and
thsee-tenths per cent. in currency. This is the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-16

and to see to it thatsnc
craving for self, cheats conscience Of
its authority. fever people deserved
sympathy, it is those who have become
pennless exiles from luxurious homes,
in this war. Then let sympathy, 70,
once, have its will. They do not ask
aims of you. But they do ask, and ex.
pect you to sell to them of your plenty
for the currency of the country, to re.
lieye their present wants. Their case
is an urgent one. They need, succos
now. You cannot refuse to share with
them some one Of the ordinary articles
of food, that I'LL your store houses. Do
something for them,- -and don't Let it be
said of you, ifa similar misfortune
should make you refugee, that those
who came to you in similar condition,
received no evidence of your sympathy
exceptin words. Bring something that
you can spare them, be itaeyer so tn
fling, and thus meet the appellation,that
has been given you, of a generous
people. ). = - /.
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The Word sselahl'

~ W
The. thoughtful reader Of the Psalms
cannot have failed to ask himself what the
word aseiahn means. Il is q Hebrew word
or sign, which the translators Of the Bible
have been forced to leave as they found il,
from their Ignorance or disagreement as to
its correct signifcation. The Targom, and
most of the Jewish commentators, give the
word the meaning eternally, forever. Rab-
:bi Kimchisregards Il asa. sign ste.the
voice. Thsgoice of the ssptuagint trans
lation appears to have regarded it 10 musi-
cal or rythmioal note: Hsrner regardedit
as indicating change Of tone; Matheson
as o musical note, equisalentto to the word re.
peat. According to Luther, and Others, it is
equivalent to the word silence. Gesenius
says Selah means, fLet the instruments and
the singing stop.".Woachsr regards il as
equivalent to. s,rsumcorda Cup, my soull)
Sommer after examining all the seventy.
four passages in which the word occnfs,
recognizes in every case San actual appeal
OF. summons to jehovah; they are calls for
aid, and prayers to be heard, expressed
either with entire directnsss; Or if not il
the imperative, sHear, jehovah, and The
like, still earnest addresses God that Hs
would remember and hesf, cot. Tho wore
itself he. regards as a blast Of trnmpets b,
the priests. Selah, sitsaH, he thinks, is Al
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The South Not Yet Conquered.

The New York Tribune is not SO sure
that the ssrebellion" is put down, IT says:
Of course, We do not rejoice as over assn.
red and accomplished triumph. We know
that there remain armies to yanquish and
the efforts Of desperation to battle. It is
possible that the rebel hosts NOV mastering
for their last onset may dea1us an une1pec.
ted and telling blow. Iseis to march north.
ward into the free States, says one runor !;
he is going west to reclaim Kentucky and
feed on her. undeyastatad herds and pas.
.tnrss, says another; be viii elude Grant and
fall like . thnnderbolt on Sherman, says 3
third. Il is possible that he may yet be
able to concentrate one hundred thousand
men, two thirds Of them veterans, and such
. fores we'll handled, is never to be despi
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FATAL AccIDENT.

We are panied to record the death Of
lLisnt JAMES J. ss1DER, Of Company
D, Glrs Battalion of Reserves, and a
worthy, and. esteemed citizen Of .ttlhhiis this
place. While q train and its guard was
conveying prisoners from Wilmington
to Goldsboro, Lieut.. Snider, occupying
q placeon the top Of one of the coach.
es aah passed under . bridge, was IA
tally injured, and survived the accident
but a few hours. His remains were
brought to this place for interment.
Honored and loved by those IN his I'M I'M
mediate sphere. The intelligence OF
his death viii bring sorrow to all who
knew him.. 4
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GOV. VANCRs RECENT ADDRESS.
~ II. 4. A.

GOV. VANCRs RECENT ADDRESS.
Gov Vance. the able and energetic Ex.
o,;,,;u.. t.,f &c Nor,bb:. 4.r,,;n. 10. .;s.,sd an
ess. =. - ~ g.. -.
address g sne people Of 'nas e'aee' urging
them to assist in furnishing supplies fortbe
army. of Yirgiuia. After recitipg the
o.nses for an rtt,,ord;norv,e effort - he maize
- .y, = g.
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AIMING THE So1D1ERs The ladies of
the Natural Bridge. Soldiers, Aid Society
:h.,e reoent.1 .ent .. b.ndaona ,,,rese,,t ~
,.hs o,a s.on.vsIl R,;osda nov oamm,nae5
hv.Gsn ~ ,Ts,,v Tbs o;ft CONSISTED of 4.
'b.,,s 'b fonr sbosssna dollars, worth Of nsefnl
s,t;slss ss a bome manafsotnre. Z. The letter letter
81 M. n sn- R.idv;, Sac,sts,v j sof Z. sfI,e The
$500, 4. S Z hssnt;s a. s.S
u.s.,, 1872 = ;.ssls msts I .bs
.asp sa,,e..;a s. a..s.s.. = '.se - -.
i9nus.ps ny ~ e.s.aSs ~ ,..,.,. :, ,., .,,..
gs yos. yesss ~ s.s1 s;s.a ,ss,' -
ne.e.sassa M s, ss. 'so 49,. :. - | -. .da,h,
~. Ivs sI,iJp h,;t. Wv IVA ,a.;au, a. !. d.su;na
sass De Ir.;.Sa a 81 - a.,s.,,;. i ! :. - 60
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AN 1MposroR.

q Col. W. ]. Hoke, Commandant at
Charlotte, n. G., adsertises for the az,
restof aperson styling himself Col. L.
Roberts, who escaped from his guard
while under trial for horse stealing
This man is well known in his assumed
character, TO many citizens of this Dis
trict, upon whom he has foisted himself
for the past three months, and they
would do we'll to be on the look out for
him. ,...-s......- ......,..,
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.scrlDlng and furnishing the rauons OF one
,soldiertfor si1 months, bemade the basis Of
larger subscriptions. Those whose gener-
osity and whose means will enable them to
do SO, may obligate themselves to provide
the rations Of s, 1870, orany number Of
soldiers forsix months; while even the poor,
who could not afford 10 supply the rations
of one man, may, combining, authorize one
Of their number to make the rdesignatad
subscription d, at least, one ration for one
man for eix months. s. In -
To effect this, I earnestly recommend
that county and nsighborhood meetings be
immediately held in every portion of the
State, at which subscriptions may be taken
up; and, that committee of responsible
and reliable gentlemen be appointed BY
such meetings to wait on those who do not
attend, and ascertain what can be raised at
the earliest possible moment. -
|. And rest assured, tistno patriot can bet
ter serve his county, than in sordoing. BY
this means every possible ounce Of proVi-
sions which can besparod forthe support OF
our army, may be made available. -
Should you not, fellow-citizens, respond
tothis call, tyou may calculate, mot only mp
on seeing your own sons In the, army suffer
aud be defeated, ,insAe field, for want of
those supplies buLSyou will have the NOR
a - - ~ u
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supposed be viii move towards Viii
mington. Report goes on further to
say that Gilmore has advanced q con-
siderable force from Charleston, in the
direction of Florence probably think
ing we were green enough to leave q
few Yankee prisoners there. Let him
beware lest Florence prove dangerous
place for him. Who knows but that he
may stumble upon something danger
ous there?
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Gen. Lees Official Reports.

16us ho6'b Slnc1est' taOPo1Hos
RIcHMoND, MaNch 1.-THE follow
ing dispatches were received last night:
HEADoUARTERseA. N. ", March 9.
Hon. Secretary ofsWar::
Rosser reports that on the 9th, with
q few Of his men he attacked the enemy
near Harrisburg, who were. guarding
prisoners taken at Waynesboro, and
captured afew prisoners. On the NOR
ming Of the 7th he again attacked them
near. Rude Hill, daving detained them
for . day and night at the ris 2,,.s BE
caused them to retire in haste, abandon-
ing the only piece Of artillery they had
and their anbulances. He annoyed
them great. deal and enabled . good
many of our men to escape.
- r. E.,LEE, General. :
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. GEN. HowELL CoBB-We give below
the closing rsnaks of this distinguished ID
Georgian in o spesch made BY him On the
18th ultimo, ,st Macon, Georgia:
I went to the graveyard Of Atlanta and
stood there among the city of the dead.s-
There we're, ndreds-perhaps thouHauds
Of our gallant soldiers sleeping quietly their
last sleep, who had given their lives holy
sacrifice for ousiboly cause. And thought
of reconstruetioul and it seemed as though
voice rose from the graves of the gallant
dead, saying,.sa NEVER !! TOUCH II II
NOT !W And I 'calledupon God TO witness
that I had dgsworn I never. would and 50
help me God, 4 never will! (Enthusiastaitc
and prolonged cheering.) Life is" but .
span. Propersy:is but q aeeting show. Put
me in the grave, but never pat on me ths
gurment ofa iSa5missioasst! (Oheers:) }
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S~ Shermans's army is reported to have
crossed the Pedee en- route to Fayetteville.
His personal headquarters when last heard
from, were at Society Hill. In 9herawthe
enemy destroyed a large amount Of cotton
and ordinance stores, which could not be
removed for want,of transportation. Several
houses are said to have been involved in the
destruction. The town was evacuated by
our forces on Friday the 3rd. The enemy
entered Immediately, up the main Camden
road. and fred grape shot and cannister
down the streets at the, retreating cavalry.
No casualties among the citizens are report
ed. During the evacuation, gallant act
was performed BY Captain. Parker, of the
well known. Marion Artillery, of which be
itsaid to its infinite credit, not7a man has
deserted during the war--not q man has
been denoralized, Orders had been given
to burn a certain bridge, butfor aomegood
reason the act was delayed until the Fed.
erals were close at hand, Fire then being
applied, the structure burned slowly. The
Federsls awarmed andendeavored to extin-
guishsthe flames, but Captain Parker ral-
lied around him sixsor eight Of his men,
and planting his little bsnd on the bridge,
fought them across the flames, rssolperain
hand, until they were unable to pursue.--
On mounting bis horse at the opposite side
of, the!bridge, the animal fell dead, pierced
by six minnie balls. About forty Of our
troops are understood to have been captured.
Warren Adams was slightly wounded above
the heart, but escaped.
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-sMH>M:sNMSs

The Rev. Mr.. Meynardie, the vel
known Clergyman Of Charleston was, We
learn, captured by the enemy in Ian.
caster,
- The New York Herald 8 Charleston
correspondent found eSumter stronger
than when we (the Federals) fred the
first gun against it." What q testimony
to Confederate science, endurance and
courage!
-F Fayetteville, N. q, is now in the
possession Of the enemy The distance
from that point to Raleigh is about S.
miles. E.S
y The South Carolina Cadets, after q
marSh Of $50 miles, arrived in Charlotte
yesterday, sn-roase for q point that must not
be named. The young men stood the jour
ney admirably, and except few sore feet,
could complain OF nothing. - CaroIsnsan.
"A correspondent Of the Richmond Sea-
tipsz proposes lobe one Of twenty-five, to
contribute two hundred thousand dollars
each towards paying Gen. Lees army,
- The Yankees ars publishing the Herald
ofthes Onion, at the Office Of the North
Carolinian in Wilmington. The first sen.
tence in ita leader is. .The people Of VIII.
mington are snbjugassd, .
Prince Poligrao, Major General in the
Confederate army, With tvoeficers Of his
ataf, arrived in Havana, on the 18th ult.,
on bis way 70 Europe Some say to gel
hurried. =. ~. 81. 4. ) go 80 ~
The salfisa of thsg Cabinet officers hRys
bean raised By the House Of Represen
to 1000 per annum. The Assistant Sec.
retariss and Treasurers are to receive SIS.
500; Chiefs Of Bureaus 8, 600; Chief folsrke
private Seeretaiias and others, sb 600 othei
Clerks $1,000; Messengers $1,000 Post.
masters sat Richmond 81, Assistant
Postmaster $4,000; Chief Clerk $4,000;
other Post Office Clerks $4,000. 4