- ft
THE KTEST
Telegraphs for the JtK TeUhtfijCXu
wiar-ritac at.-bateb bxeeoted
a W official disn&tch trom Oen.ynn porn dted,
tioa.vLW wr.tiltblH f ol, , nU of Corlnlh..
Tbt eaeiny UuddW ?th flowp,
oa ooar exUme left trjfngto feold pofioo.
(Th Philtdeiphi noiorw ot 8rd, cotlinpj
adlipftlcb from touUtliWofth 2od, whicMy4
SmjdrWn ; VP o- UtU ItjM
COGUESSIOIf AL. i
J. . .. 4 i. . if'- l.- r.4'- :.H-,,r !
fHftv: of AU. . tobmitudft preatobl n4 res
olution for WioppOihUnen of ooaomUuoijf 13
to Uke or am w be tka iUmony i rUtofe
a !'' -1..', ii1'.-'
t-2 -j :
Qt Of
ctmti of lMructon, wu pawed. AUo Houle
biu 5o-orgMixe i iledioi ,Pepwtentoftlse
ProtWoA fry, Md tbet. biH to puni
aad IreproM the lmporutloa b the eaenaj Of
counlerfeit CooledermU Trefcaory notes. ft
The report of the Committee ot Gonferepce op
the ExempUon bUt was agreed to, and'aent to the
Hoiwe for concurrence. ; We ehall bublwh the
Execnption1Ul io full in ur next paper, , ( ;
In lha HQUIl ine Dill WU UCUMCU w V v Mf.
the paymentof bounties due to deceased opera-R
n -i, 1 & rtnr.anrio.tion bill fj)If DuC&Qi"
thA fnrkl ADDroprUtion
tT bill waj further considered until a4.l
. . . . ' i. . i- .
0iT. 4. .In the Senate,! tha House WU order
ing the payment of decease soldier'a boohtiet pass
ed; allso house bill authorizing, the Preaident to
impbrt duty free att machinery to be -uaed in the
manufactare of clothing, shoee, arms, &o., also the
' Senate bill to provida for refunding ta ixwisUna,
excess of war tax paid: into the Treasury; aUo
bouse bill amendatory of the act for the organiWr
Uon of the Staff Department. The IIous bill aife
borizing men between 35 and 45 U roluntoer.disp
ciosed at great iengtb, and! was finally! laid npon
the table. A resolution was adopted postponing
adjournment until the 13tb intt. ! i ; ;
In the House, a bill wm passed for the enrcjlr
ment of persons subject to miliUry duty,, without
the limiu of their State of residence; also the Sen
ate bill to provide for the organization ol MiUtkr
jy Courts to attend the army in the field. Th r.
portof Committee of Conference tn the Etemp-
uon bill was agreed to, also the Senate resolu
tion; extending the session to 13th inst. j , j '
ANOTHER REPULSE OP THE' FEDE-i
RALS NEAR SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Oct. 4.--The RcpuMican, of , tbia
morning, has a dispatch from llaldwin,Fl dated
3d Inst., which says that the enemy attacked our
batter on St. Johns', on the 1st fnsti, aod after
hi hour's engagement Were repulied.U ; . ;
The enemy snbsequenily landed at Oreenville
Foint iu force, and mar6hed a mile to ! the rear of
our battery, where a fight commenced at10 o'clock
A.M. Wo particular received. ' 'I '! .i
4 r -' ; it
From the Richmond Dispatch of Monday.
FROM THE ARMY IN NORTHERN jVlR
-I ; G1NIA ; j
IJhe information from our army on the border,
received since Saturday morning, 1$ rather con-
tradiclcry, and such a to lead to ferious-doubtla
to tie movements In operation there. , j From itl
that hu (rannpired for a week past,' ail reported to
ut, we indulged tbe belief jj that a greeit battle was
imminent, but our reports for the past two days
rather incline us. to the opinion vhat theienemy
does not mean to risk an engagement in the low
er Valley. JSarly in .th day 'yesterday it was
hsserted that a fight was commenced near Mar
Unsburgi on Saturday afternoon; but kfter dili
gent inquiry we were satisfied that the Report had :
to foundation in fact' ' ' J U .-1 I I
t Lieut. McQruder, of the Puroell Battery, who
left our army on Thursday, states that no attack
by the enemy had been made, up to, thai time A
cavalry skirmish bad occurred near iartiasburg
the day previous, in .which tha enemy jcame oat,
as J usual, second best.. The. bulk. ii out army
occupied the same position Jeld. by it tat thai lat
week. Our men were In good fpfrita, and-awaJt
. ad tbeenemy'a advance, i.- .nv. ;. ,.V,j-f
A passenger by the Central traiin ! wjbo: left
Wlchetter on Friday and arrived here! yesterday
afternoon, says that all was quiet on? the border
when be left,' and that a general fight was; pot
deemed imminent. It was not believe that any
large force of the enemy had crossed the,Potomao
except at Harper's Ferry, and the impression .pre-,
vailed that not more than fifteen thousand ficeti
pied that place. Their pickets extended some five
or six miles up the road in the 'direction of
'Cbarlealewn, but no force bad visited; that plioe
up; to Thursday.' On Wednesday they came near
eaOugh to throw some shell Into tbeitovn. bjit
soon returned in the direction of the Ferry, imd
on Thursday morntag it;waa reported! UKt tbey
bed recroesed the rlvex'i into Maryland. Jhe re
lort that a.)arg body bad crowed at Shepherds
town, our informant thinks is i not well founded,
FROM NEW ORLEANS. j ;
:' MoBILX, Oct. 3i
A pcial dUpatch'ta the Advertiser & Regi
t't, dated Jackson, 2d Inat flays; : i j
Butlerhas israed n order Ny requiring
all persons in New Orleana.maleand temaie,trotn
IS years of age and upwards, :wbo fympaihiie
with, the Coniederates,to report themseWea by he
first of October, with a "descriptive lit of their
Property, real and persanai w - f
If they renew their i, allegiance they are to be
recommended lor pardon,, but If not tpey wil be
fined and imprls6ned,ajna their property con fisca-
, i.Vt I ( i N J,' ''f'i;'
The tolice of the'eitr are charted tilth the du
ty of seeing that every . housholder. enrolls hit pro-
iTiy m tneir resaecuvtawtrict, i ti'
THESCORKOF HUMANITlH.
- We have WM It -rnnruiA fh&i I TMrmiMlon
has been obtained bY SDeculatine partiea to ibid
flour from Richmond to Wilmington, otf tha score
eumamty. , DJow we .beK.ta- aay .thajt if. per.
Elision has been iol rfvent it has beta bbfained
n fahe pretensw." ? No Hour Baa aold here blany
-o ootainjng nj excopi aime nauai apecui
iMive price. None under thirty dollar rer barr
JWi whereas it could have .been, i6njthei score of
?nity,- sold for eight to len dollarjileisa. iWa
y hat we do.know'4 ':';'Hi M i4i-1
i 'f .tbis thing is to ba done,let the peneia&jon
e iked for by the puUiC aothoritWiof towa
"oi by speculators, who weuld ooia naoaey oat of
?v- ocn mings he marked and etoppevj. ' e
; : j Wilmington Journal?
bannock in Anguat last.
Pwiel UUmao, formerly' a ai-ioir jo-'
lDf Politician in NewYorkfaiw fin tifch
ttond as a 'prisoner of 'wir. 'ile waCoionef ot i
-w regiment, ted was captured en tha Kam
yuimiiiiia, tub t enqlish
J'Ott Ilif-t I
4 VtfnvnwTTnwjfrTTw C V xf wn xr V Sw 1
' lilt: LfThit'laierwttoe-ttiia
tgfipK Mia thai bdef 'tha itom'lipn
eommltt' & -othe abip, bolldeza y4a ?ebel
patinnt;wh
wlth'all jpble&itcliii.laj.se iwnkteTamr
juaiuj kvyaki uvwi yu M -vT" rr-Ji v y-v
0ni anyattem'pl iMag tnada JaA tcealaientr--
i journal
ia lyinr at UvexpooL 4axlag tea argoci iron
pUtei; destined for plating a1 Southern Veeael;
i'la'aValtlneiarrlTai
bwpottettnU
ilWClyde-tb .Trbsav tha Giraffei and j tha
ClydaacTalahaTt heen aold'td lheonyederate
OeternmanTha 'ItttetaQaCf
f, Since the arrival o( the news of! tha first battle
at Bull Run, there iu not been ao much excite-
Hnent eauaeLby dispatchee from the United StateaJ
as waa tha result of those which reached Here on
Saturday evening, up to tha Mth .of September.
We werajUhopea at JIrstibatAbaai6jaJlyi)een
tba case; for ,lba-paat'year.the first; dispatches
might have been of an. exaggerated character.Hd
be Jrery much modified by aubaequent one aad
by the eztracta from the journals.
, We have had, this time, newt that our troops
have been arjven in ou WaahingtonconfirnQed by
the journals which have tinoe arrived. Upon re
ceiving it ilr. Slldell immedxaiely sought and ob
"Udntdan interview oUK M. Ttowenel, in which
he again urged opon him immediate recognition
of the South, and probably took: the occasion to
communicate to-bim the aabstanoe of the propo
sals of which Mr. 3eorge N Sanders is .said to
be tha bearer. The news has raited the recogni
tion cry again in the secession semiofficial gov
ernment organs, which for some time pastnave
kept very quiet on the subject..
: The Patrie looks upon the war as about over
upon. the capture of Washington as certain.
'And it expresses the hope thafrhen this is ac
complished "President Davis will act With mag
nanimity." 1 ' - '
The Oonstituiionnel of this morning, in its bul
letin, after summing up the news,' which it con
siders an evidence of the defeat of the Northern
forces, cloaea with the following paragraph :
"From the point of view of European interacts,
should the present situation be prolonged? We
think not. . Tie separate existence of the Confed
erate States is a fact as well as a necessity the
impossibility of reducing tbem is demonstrated.
Can Europe wait any' longer before recognizing
them? Will she require that tbey, shall have
taken Washington t That will , be asking of
them what was not asked of the Greeks, the
Belgians, or the Italians. . It sufficed for the re
cognition of the independence of these peoples
that they were masters of Athens, Brussels, and
Milan. We did not wait till tbey had .taken
Constantinople, the Hague, and Vienna, Tbey
had driven away tha enemy. - That was enough."
THX MILITAKT ACHIJCTKHINTS Or TBC COXTID
KRATKS RECOGNITION TO BE WON BY THEM
SELVES. ,
From the London Times, Sept. 1G
The people of the Confederate Sta es have
made themselves famous. If the renown of bril
liant courage, stern devotion to a cause, and mil
itary achievements almost without a parallel,
can compensate men for the toil and privations
of the hour, then the countrymen of Lee and
Jackson may be consoled amid their, sufferings.
L from aU parts of Europe, from their enemies as
veil as ineir irienas, trom inose woo conaemn,
their acts as well as those who sympathise 'with
them, comes the tribute of admit ation. When
the history of this war ia written the admiration
will dbabtlesa r become deeper and stronger for
the veil which -hat covered the South will be
drawn away and disci oat a picture of patriotism,
of Unanimous self sacrifice, of wise and firm ad
ministration, which we can now only see indis
tinctly. -Tho derails, ot that extraordinary na
tional effort which baa- led to the repulse and al
most to the destruction of an invading force of
more than half a million men, will then become
known to the world, and whatever may be the fate
of the new nationality, ot ita subsequent claims to
the respect of mankind, it will asso redly begin
ita career with a reputation for genius and valor
which the most famous nations may envy With
in a period of eighteen months a scattered popu
lation, hitherto living exclusively by agriculture,
and accustomed to trust for every . product f art
and manufactures to the North, has been turned
into a self-sufficing State, able to raise an immense
armyrand conduct what ia now an offensive war.
4
I t is satisfactory to find that are not aloce
in our opinions, that we did right ia refusmr to
meddle in . American affairs, and that, the people
most deeply interested namely, the Confederates
themselvea-Ktre quite of tha-A&me opinion. .There
ia nothing in the paragraph from the Richmond
Dispatch, , which- we published yesterday, but
what may be thoroughly agreed to by every
Englishman The design of the writer, seeming,
ly, is to, show that the European nationa must
either carry on a war with all their strength
against the Federal States or refrain entirely
from interference. If .England and France isill
land a hundred thousand.men each, dnd drive back
the FederaL. armies, of invasion, it will.be well
enough.-bu ieea than., this ill ocly prolong the
strife, and add to. tba difficulties of the South by
rousing all the passions andjvhai remains of the
patriotism ox in? j:meimm.i. c.f " 4 i l-'f -It i. i '
i This is urodsel v tha reasoning which has -caus
ed every' legible maoJn' England to reject ' thea)
idea of breaking the blockade,or making any other
weak and- halz-and; hair demonstration or dislike
to the continuance of the war. The name of Eng
1 ana especial it wouw nn inereerniuneomcers of
the North better than all the eloquence of an Ev-'
erett, or the military fame of a Corcoran. The
war, whtcn may now at any- lime come to an end
through' the returning good tense of the. FeoV
erals, : would, probably," become more desperate
than ever, the chief enemy being no longer the
Confederate, but the Britisher.' Then the multi
tude 01 men wno wouia oeinrown into idleness
and warn by the breaking up of commerce would
add to the military lorce ol the Federal States.
MIC tha Northern seacoast -was blockaded' says
me Doumern' paper, ana ine eeaport clues cap-
lurea, ine nonn wouia nave more soldiers tor ner
armies and few 4dlers to support. ' If the North
was without a nayy and without a .mercantile
marina, several' hundred thousand men would be
Ulsengaged from 'their accustomed ' pursuits,' he
Without employ men t,and bttrning with revenge and
indignation against tha enemiea who had thrown
them helpless on the world." On the other hand,
the writer remarks that "it it chiefly because the
South has been blockaded that ahe hat exhibited
such wonderful power. If the Southern blockade
-were raised half-the" people would bef diverted
from the industrial pursuits necessary for conduct
ing the war to selline tobacco and cotton and
money making." : -f - - -i- '
ivitmav be ausnecled that in the case of the
Southern writer the erapet of European Inter ven
tion are tour; i bat, whatever may be hit motive,
ne naa uttered good tense on tnis great question.
An armed interference In the quarrel -would be a
fatal mistake for any i Eul-ODeanPower. ' When
the South has expelled the erlemy frortiits soil it may
be entitled to ask fer recognition t but Us frontiers
must be both wonjand kept by Us own exertion' '
A DXtfAKD'
Tpn;,roaxid. iktxrmbence the
B10CKaJK0UQH BJB, BAXBIDt
Front the-London Herald,' (Derby organ,) Sept
I 'There ia a desraa oflnhumanltv in tha altitude
f on this Question assumed by the European Po wera
r DTf. POPE'S !DEF2LATW0A1J
i-rmsRnTTrtr A'rZTZim tt fUgaiia at ail that tbo spirit of. . the . cottntrj
! 4Tn255AE2 thould be brokent' whota generaUon tt youni
I'fiS-1 men afainedortnainSedM tGhMWwttiU
'Tha newt fcy the; Anglo S4X0, ttUftt1- txmedfora eeniurvt LMut do Momeihina ayiae
An
Thia,raar will ba f tha xiuietfoTbireiimra
I which aeeito nVto clor lheateJneat
we. are standi with: folded arms and a-rlacid
expression' on ouarfacea." hileAmerici" Dein
made a dert, and AnericansV cmalaatljrt
ara hacklnfiMiaa another. j, to pieces- jrWHrifrf Ad-
are Christian men. vit does not" matter wnat
they call it . Term it deration? intervention
avpiamsme acuon. remonstrance wiin j ine jxorvi,
friendly interference
iQr-whaleTer form or shape our actioa may at.
Some jtetna do something to . stop this carnage 1
For each year of this war at ,least.2W,oO0 jnen
are slain 4n battle Millions may be said to-be
wounded or atricken. with disease r and for: every
one killed woua4ebV aick,a family is ia mourai
lag,". ;A tWfUory: Jargcrihan JEoropa it given
up tahorrort that might have figured i.n Dante'l
InfarnQ, w Over fair Virginianvvplantatibnt,
and homestead in old. Kentucky by , the rivers of
Tdnnesaee,on the prairies iof tissouri and Arkanaat
among thtcanesand rice-fields of Louisiana and
Georgia red handed war itr ides. Uiamph&nt. .
Whaljhave all- those people done that they should
be aa. directly viaitedl. -The cause of this wax ia a
chimera, a fatal infatuation. ...Let ut not b9 son-;
tent with muttering tbia; tO; ourselves ; let os tell
tha Americana what wejhinkf it, and .cry -i
boldLwhile. somethiug yet remains for Americans
to: fight about v-f eeT Qotcrnmeht .wUl not do
this we must hold them iripart responsible for the
continuance of ' this plague ofeivUwar4his stand
ing outrage and aggression against Qod and rnan.
The1 same' paper aayt that the blockade' hat
not inflicted anything more severe than tempora
ry privations on tbe South, as it is a self-support-'
ipgaectioe, ahd adds
This ii not the case of the New Enttand States.
'.I.
To them a blockade would be ruinous, and the
interruption ,of foreign trade, would destroy the
chief, if not the sole, source of their prosperity
But we do not believe that even this would be ne
cessary if France aad England were now to insist
on peace, and to threaten interference if their me
j&ation were refused , A' year ago it might have
been otherwise; the prije of the North , might
have induced it to endure ruin rather than accept
defeat' and - disgrace, without striking another
blow either for the Union or' for honor. But e
year of hard suffering may well have taugbt them
humility; a year of hard fighting the hardest
fighting,' with few exceptions, that tEe world has
ever seen has ampty redeemed their military
character, and they need, no longer feel ashamed
when confronted by overwhelming force to con
sent to a parley, and capitulate on honorable terms
A people defending its hearths and homes may
and must fight Co the last; but in a war of aggres
sion perse erance alter success has become hope
less is the part not of bravery but of madness.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
TheEuropa has arrived, with Liverpool dates
to the 2 1st ult., j -
. The London Times earnestly denounces, the
policy of the abolitionistsoftheNortb in seeking to
raise the negroes of the South against their mas
ters. It says that the idea of the Abolitionisms is
to organize a series of Cawnpore massacres as le
gitimate devices of warfare, but it thinks they will
not be sucessful in the attempt. It adds : "In
deed, it is difficult to see how a aproclamation by
a besieged or fugitive President can hare any
greater effect than the documents issued by such
Generals at Hunter and iPheips inciting the ne
groes to revolt." It trusts that President Lincoln
willpefrain from an act which will be at once a crime
and a blunder, which will in no way advance, the
Federal cause, but only deepen and make .eternal
the lwtred between the ftjpo sections.
The, Economist, the bankers' organ, is opposed
to it in toto, while the Saturday Review, the lead
ing literary authority, cannot find words strong,
enough to express its setise of the atrocity of sud
denly freeing the negrK).' .There may be,it says,
a small anti-slavery, faction whom this proclama
tion will please, but th are as a babbie to the
ocean of English public ppinion.
The New York correspondent of the London
Times is of the opinion that Europe need not fear
that the North will unite to - repel foreign inter
vention. Its courage is gone. Tbe game is lost
Washsngton knows, If New York dope not, that
the Abolitionists are destroying the Union by
their fanatic efforts to save it. '
The Chamber of commerce (Liverpool or Man-.
Chester?) had presented an address to Mr.Xaing, .
who made a lengthy address on Indian affairs, in .
which he said we could 'not expect more than a
million and a quarter bales of cotton from India i
during the next twelve months. If therefore,, it
should be impossible to get tbe cotton raised in
the Southern States, the present crisis must go on
with augmenting evils for the next twelve
months. But he believed xrnany months would
not elapse before tbe termination of -the struggle
and the recognition between England and the
other great poweis of tbe SouthernConfederacy v
LIST OF CASUALTIES OF THE 4TH REG
IMENT N. O. STATE TROOPS IN ;BAT.
TLB OF WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
17TH, 1862. r H - ' ..J-3J
' COL. BRTAlt.GaiMES, CoMUANSIVa.
Co. A Wounded-4-Pvts T A Baily, js-B;
M unlock, J M Plylerj slightly, David Kaiser,
seriously. in shoulder, B M Osborne, L Smith, J
S Anglin, slightly. :t! -
Missing Oorpl .Eli 0 Rumple. r
. 7 Co B Wounded Lt J F Stansill, slightly in
shoulder, . Pvt J no Ii Alexander, R A Mills,
slightly above left eye
y Missing W A Besyer. .. i S
.u Co C--Wounded Pvts J P Campbell, J ,F.:
Harbin, X! S Sharps variously -r G W, Hendren;
slightly in head ; NiA Murdock, slightly, in bead
and nand.' ? t .; ; - " - '-
. , Co D Killed Lt aaC Cotton.
' Woundedr Sergt Q L Howell,alightly in leg;
Pvt J J Ellis, sertouslf in hand. r:T ? ,
Missing Ord Sergi'S A Best, left in Maryland;
sick ; Richard May, 1 .-,. . , -j
Co E Killed Pvt W J Merry. - . ...
i. Wounded--L't DanP Latham, badly wound
ed ia hip; Thee M i Allen, .badly wounded- in
thigh Sergt M F Yt 4liamson, sBghtly-in harfd
and head : jfvt if ifi 1 jobles, slightly in shoulder.
Missing S. P -W4ly, R L Leggetl, Jaa M
Patricks 2 ' . . . -' -
Co P Wouoded-r-TiFt Jno L Burton, serious
ly in side ; Langiy Nion, slightly in arm ? BefiJ
Lancaster, slightly in boulder.
Missing rvu Vttt Jackson, Joseph Lavlfl.
Jfidwa XAncaster, tSdvfi JTiore. - . .;.,
List of CistiitTiEsSr thk 4th Bwt. N.ifJ.
Tboops iw Batm. Sdhdat, Sxptkmbkr liist,
1 po AWounded Pvt CD Murdock; seriously
In hip f WB Summers flesh wound. in thigh; E
u xsost, nesu wound in thigh ; is nyler, slightly
In instep. v . ' . "
. .vo x vy ounuea xvi ireier oairev, arm pro-
ken ; J no W Keisler. flneerof left band shot Off.
juissing j k uurt. .. , r t.
' Co CWounded'-iCDl J A Holmes, siiehtlr i
Pyts W S Beardi do., D F Carpenterj C L Jbhnr
son.
Missing Pvts J A Feithster, F A Shuford,"E
May, H L Loiler, ATurnerJ C Turner, W H
Holder, j T Kobb, W J SUkeleather, y iirotber
ton. 3 "' H ; - - 7 " : ';'
, Co D-KiUed-Pvt' R W'Joi'ner.r-!; ;fV
.Co E-4-Wounded Pvt Kedman Condon, slight
ly on hrm; David Y" Koas, seriously., . ' v ' . '.
Missine "Joseph Bo we. ; r!
Co H Wounded Copl Thomas Ball, alightlvr
; Co T Wounded Pvt Zack7 Brantlyi ilightly
od hand," "1 1 "': " . '
-vMuaingeo WDaw. Casaell Jones. ' :
ously In hand: A W MWer etiotftly in thigh
.honlderr- ;'- -'T:-
and
.4
" : Co G "Wounded Lt R T Browhl aUghlhr on
I heaarOorpI W T Hanea, aeriously in leg; Pvt 1
f N ChaUaVler broken. : ' : !
red U KUIed-Lt F II ' Veavar: PvrlEl?ia
iWonh4ed-Cpt B A OsboxiMc.badly' wounded
Graham Pvt WmDillontJa Dobaonj F FWoo
ten, jWUey Ed.wardi.;- m;? ?-pi' &rJ&frit&
it Co I Wounded Cart "W JP; ilartn, mortally,
died f25thrSergt jal LHerrlngtohr slightly in
ahOuldetfTJorpl S R Rota, badly wounded ; Pvt
J W-JbindelLaUff-htl: m i x-ifxx
tsemawOorpi BJ Peed, Pvt Joshua White.
Wounaed Corpl'.J O-lrvin; very aHghrty
aeadf xvt Jj U Colly mortally in shoulder;; J A
Eddleman. alhrhtlvia aacl'ja i kv
I ;MUsing-Pvtt A Casper, R F"M.Carter, flea.
ry M Uaater, J no Caster, li A Eller, Al M ilold
showser, O Holehouser, 3 A HeitlgV "Wallace Jo
aey," J B Lockert, 0 Miller 'A McDaniel J
P O'Neal, W Page, WParkerjW.D Q PeaV
erO DSnuggv U p.Beyart,BiTrou.tman. ?
UXUle4LieutenanU S ; Prlvatea ,3. , Total 5.
AVounded-r-Caplaina" 2 ; 'Ueutenaa ts 4 : Ser
geants 3 j Corporals 3 ; Privates 25. Total 37.' ?J
1 aiiislilg SergeanU a , Oorportl3 ; Pri rates 34,
.Totalised f
vTotal killed, wounded, and missing, 81. . .
The .Yankees are rapidly hojlding a powerful
iron-clad fleet to be used In capturing and destroy
ing Southern ciUeV They ar" Jmilding ha
Weehawken, the Camanche the Mon tauk", the
Kaatakill, the Pasalc, the Onondago, the Puritan,
(tba latter an Immense vessef, three timet as lar
as the. others,) tbe Dictator, the'Moodna, tha Fort
Henry, tba Choctaw, tha Osage, the Winnebago,
the Chickasaw, the Milwaukee, and an immense
Iron-clad ramTof 700Q tons' nujfthern? not yet nam-
eo. oeverai 91 tnese vesseii are nearly compietea.
Over ten thousand men are engaged at work upon
this tteat-v v '':. : -WMi .-i
Ordlnanoes and Resolutions "
1 i
or Tax. i
N. CAROLINA STATIC ONVElfTIO,
THE SUBSCRIBER If AS PRINTED
and offers for sale eOO extra eepies of the Ordi
naaoea and Resolutions -adopted by the North Caro
lina Stat Convention. At the Conrentionj.only had
500 copies printed, it is expected that tbe extra num
ber he hat printed will be cxty disposed Of, and,
therefore, those wishing to-proenre eopies would do
wall to order tham at. enea. 411. orders moat ba ae
oompanied with the cash.' " ;: ?'
'. vPrioe per copy; - - $1.75"
Whesusent by malL ' j .- I . , $149 :
JNa W. SYMB,
! Printer to the State Convention. -for
sale, also at tha Bookstores of HKNRY JX
TDRSER aad W. L. PDMER.0Y.
,-: . - Notloe.i . ' -
- : , OFFICE If.- C. R. R CO ) -:
; - 7. Coup amt Shops, Sept. 24, J82, -
VfOTICE IS UEREBY GIT EN TO SHIP
1 T PBRS and others interested that the tariff of
Freight rates oa this Read will be raised tWeatr-five
per oent, and the rates of Passengers to fire eents
per mile, on aad after the fiat day of October.
: f T. J. SUMNER, ;
so 17 tf . Engineer and Sap'L
. Notioel . -
THE ANNUAL, MEETING OP THE
Stockholders of the Roanoke Navigation Compa
ny will be held at Halifax Court House. Va. on Thus.
day, the 9th of October next. 1 f 1 " ". '
C. IL OABASISSSee'y.' .
September 17th, 1862. g 24 td
To
the) Members the Next
House of Commons.
GENTLEMEN I 8H4IX BE A CAN
didaie for re-eleotion to th oQee of FRINCI4
PAL CLERK OP THE HOUE OF COMMONS
at the approaching session of ; t(a General Assembly.
Former experience in that andsimilar positiens ta
duoas ma to believe that I shall 5e able to rive eatis-'
faetlon, If elected. i
Kespectfolly, Z
le 10 2m JAMES H. MOORE. 04
FOUND, IN THE STREETS OF RAL
. eieh, a COUPON whioh has beeA detached from
a North Carolina Bond, which tha owner aan have on
application at tha Pablio Treaearer's OtBoaf byr3e
scribing the No and amount of Said Coupon, and by
paying for this advertisement. I r oe l tf -
; Scotch Snuff. '- ? '.,
THE SUBSCRIBERS. ARE .NOW Bf AN
nfaetaring and offer for sale1 (at wholesale only)
a superior article pf suuxti; SN.yfF, to be sold in
eis to son purchasers.
For sale at the store of J. K. Maanii. and at the
Factory, Washington street, near Sycamore.
- - "I'- HSLSON A MUNNI8,
oe l Jw ! 7 Petersburg, Va.
' - MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE, ) . ,
c, .CaintOTTB N. C, Sept. JS, 18 8, J. r
VTOf ICE UNONE OF4THB FOLLOW
11 Ins artioles will hereafter be received by this
Department ..Jl Ltv- . ' , ' yk, ;
American .Qcntian,'
. Horsemint, . r.
Indian Tobacco Leaves and
' -Plant,- : "
Jamestown Weed Leaves, .
Lavender;'
- Pueeoon or Blood Roet, '
fiaaaafrasPith, r
Sooteh Broom. . '
Anise Seed,
Bcmetet,
Calamus,
Centaary,
Dandelion,
Fleabane, r ... :
Hemlock Reaves,
Henbane Leaves and Seed, Spear MlnV i v . -U
Of remainine articles on former anvartlsement. the
prices of the following will be ebanged i r . x
Vetratriam VWde-''American Hellebore " .
. nuut,. .. .. , out. pr w.
Oeraniam Maeutalom Cranesbill, 60 "
LoUlialhflata Indian Tobacco Seed, 125 " "
Dyospyros yirginiana Persimmon
i Bark from oot r-t-f so " " "
Xahthoxylon Fraxineum Priokley . , . 1 i i
. . Ash Bark, . . , , . .30 "
PjaekneyaPubens-iBark: 1 'f'" ' ' 30v: "
. iJ. a;hesa artioles, mast ha clean aad perfectly
dry. These prices will be paid for the above named
artioTeSj and theri together with su6h artioles on for
mer advaruBemant r.taa reeepuoa of waioh.: baa sot
baan adfertised to eaaaa, will be received at the N.4C,
xajatece, vnanotte, a. v., uu rartner nouca.
M.j HOWARD, Surgeon -
00 1 2sr T . and Medical Purvey or. .
AOmiiilBitatbraBale. r
fTUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAL
X iffed at f August : Court, 1853, as - Administrators
of the estate of Peter D. PewelL deceased. 1 will aall
at Pablio Auction,n Taesday," the 7th day of Octo
ber, at the late residence of said deceased, all the per
ishable property belonging to said estates consisting
Tools, a Carriage aAd Harness, Wagons and CarU,
stock of Cattle, (many ef shear good Beef Cate,)
uoks, torses, htnles, .vera, jroader, Uets, Wheat,
Tebaooo, and many other-artioles nnnecessary te en
sunerate. J. Among tha Horses are. six. theronga-bred,
or the most approved Jtaeiag stock one ai -them
young Stallion, six years oldjsext Spring, of fine site
ana action, ana unsurpassea lor beaaxy ,ot form and
color j two. very fine, Brood .'Mares, and three Colts,
all vry fine and thorough-brad., .Terms made known
on da
iv or sale.
a.
JOHN WHITE, 1
wwxm vi asaaaif
WAT. R JO-VEfl f AuuuraM-f j
Warren County, N. CSept. 4, 1882: ;v7 oe 1 td
OR SALE AT WOJTAtiER'S, : 3 iv r
ON JTAUt TERMS 6MAXJ4 ADVANCE ON
O0ST
OCT. 4th, 1862.
2 sacks' St Dominro Coffee. '
10 boxes Wax Caadka.1' ,::-."
11 " : Fine and Common Tobaceo.
30 " ' Claret Wine.
10 -Champagne Cider: 1
3 " Assorted Cordial. . .1.
1 D hurral. RIiu. -
1 10,000 (N.C, made) fjigart artielel''
0 s
HAND CONSTANTLY . ' ,
. ''(wmk can aa rxoouHn) - ; v '
k-ee 4y tov'T rAt; .Ir.A jf v .j. V WH1TAKEB O. iy
i BUSHELS IRISH POTATOES WANT!
yj BPst .. ; .WBiiAoira:
M DAttREJUa SUPERFINE FLOUR
! Family r "v.;
Dairy expected at WHItAJOa'S.
In leg; P,f t R, byno.-aiightly U WshyupdU
Wm.Speee, seriously in hrnst.if '-r'A
i :Missihff O-SerefJno i Stocktoii."1tI 'S'W
rA w.T-Tfif- t tit y i fad. t WftA --"Ki afb
IIB SUDS CRIBER OFFERS POtt hat.to
IL - the fhlltfwiag lands' id Ihe tjovatrf QraavUle,
lately UtoaHirjr te Jaaeph XL&eh, JjifW.
v vn iraesu unatsd about two miles waUr of tlj
sows or Oxford eontaina' XMtx ahoaffestiilrd
f which is ia weeds, and on whinh iiitiifttd ion.
Qae thr tract u sitoated .about jtwaTnflfl Swti
Wef Oxtod, and eontaini Ull 'avw, ahoutro-"
thhfds r whieh Is ia Weods. T'
lSt one undivided-half ef tract, abeot U i&ii
tRSffSf wMsaTS which tTaSE
?S"W -Wm raceway as the
p. Also, bneeventh .tiS2J
traet l.waters ef JLaapp of .Seeds io.
f5v -ww, mun uww 9aonpa as oewer. dt Mn.
Barah'Borterj . v,V3; -. ."m"1
4 IheseUads may; ba jrrxAurMd( printer, ef tha
raWiber, aad f ;aot sir uispwwdor; wilL kea
day th:4th day; ef fforamber next, be exposed fbr
sale at publia aocUon, at tha Court House door, in the
town af Oxford.' f' ? -T1" "kZVJ
TaaMaCash, or.wejl soured: bonds,' UariaV tn4
Urt from the aay rf gale. . - JOHN . Jf. HAYS,
Ti.!' -4Weaa aad.aartav Satsionavii.--
f Willim H. Boyd, Aimiaistrator of John T, Tay
lofj vi. Oliver P.-Taytor and EUsa J; Taylor.1 "U
- . : i; t . Petltlan tat a. caJa at r.rf ' ,1 '
I AJh Plaiatitl having filed Lis petition la tha Clark's
vwaa w aaw uoun, ana u appeariar ta-tae tnnrftff3
uon-er vne subscriber, the , Clerk of said. Court, thai
yur r. xayior, -one or ue dareadantf, reatoat be
bayond tha limit rf tbia guta, I do taaraforaaraar
publication to be made for six weeks la tbe 'Balelxb
Register, notifyibg the said defendant of the filing of
this petitioned informing hlxn that i ahlasfha ap-
pears at the next term of said Court to be held at the
Csmrt Bouse ia Waxranton on the fourth. Monday la
Neveabar next, then, and there to pleaaV answer or
danrax, the aaid patition will b takaa pro coafesso aa
tohandJheajdaocrdingly4li. fj cVf ,, Vl .4
. Witness, WUHam A White, Clerk of said Court, at
offloe la Warrentwi, this ttoh ? day af BaptambarA;
' saa-woW Jf i T : u . fi'r " fa 0. Clerkll"
: ; Winter Oats Wanted.
1 FTn BUSHELS OP THE ABOVE WiNT-
xw V ea to flu an order, for whioh the hii
nriee will aa said for imnaduiji ui.. t
fill an order, for whioh tha highest cash
iu w paia ic
: TaYNN; ADAMS, '
seJ4-r-3tpdf U
Raleigh.
Standard edpy.
4-
J. Wanted to Hire.. ,t,
i A ABEE-BODIED NEGRO MEN, AT
J at tie Gulf ;ia Chatham county; for the balance
of the year. ; ;f,,v -..j. &j K-l K&
.'Apply to QtdRQi WAsttisaroii, on tie preiaiset. Or
w iBi saosenoer ajkivinsionor oateign. i ?.
ai 1 f ' TWt ... J . - w
. : J. V. WASHINGTON
8epc. 12thl883r r- v "riaVi-tf'
Save Ybiir Sorabi
SHAY, WfLXt AMSOff? b GO.f'AT THE
.NORTH STATE IRON JLND EEA83,W0RKS
formerly hrhs'lFoundry,) will pay for scrap Cast
Iron A eta. par-Jb.! , Fer Wreaghi Irost sarapsy scrap
Brass, scrap Zink and scrap Copper the highest cash
price will be paid; They will pay the higest market
price for a larceuantity of CbjasoaJ.bWill abo re
eaive proposals for delirenng two handrad,'eords ef
WooxL
? -: - iir-rr . i ia zu "gaapu
' o'ust Run the'Blobkade ! 7
GOODS OP ALL KINDS I
1 1: x
SHOES, GENTS
est styles.' . .
AND LADIES NEW
CLOTHS, CAfSIMERES AND "VESTTNO'Si V'
2.OO0 patterns, aU fresh and desirable. 2MQ
yards North Carolina) Caasimere just to hand. 10
piaoaa beet jcngUsh Clettaa Sme Navy' -!" " si
zu piaoesjsiaes uoesxm and Uaeslmere, heavy. , ,
50 pieces Crenshaw Cloths"and other makes for tbe
Army. 600 doien Engliih-. Collars for Gents, latest
style. ,60 doxen fine White Shirts.
20 dosen Goats Blaett ahd Colored Sdd Oloves.
100 pieces Brown Liaea for Soldiers Shirts.
100 pieces Enrllab Prints and Ginghams. "
1 ease fine Black Dress Bilks, the best la the Con-
federacy. 1500 yards very fine Lustre.
II pieces Black Satin' aad 3 pieces White.'' ' 1
Satin for Bonnets.. - ..
Clothingof all kinds. '
Lj T. W. ROTSTON A' CO,
Petersburg, Va. v u , t. ... . aa24
Desirable City Jr op prty for Sale.;
THE BRICK DWELLING ON McDOtV
ELL STREET", opposite the resldsnoe'of Henry
D. Turner, Esg and former, residenoe of Rev. JJ
James, Is ofierei, at: private sale, i- The buildings are
au eotaparatavery new, and in good repair.
Possession given January ls 1863. r- x
x r wrai, appiy w-,.
se l7 lm . MoOSE A WILLIAMS.
for Sale.
i'iiw ei jsct f
S
TOCK OF TUE RAlEltU AND GAS
T0N,RAILR0AD-
.W. W. VASS,
: i. if . cAttbneyU-
Raleigh, gapt, 11, 1862.
, . ae 14 tf
-1
BIjANTON:DUNOAN
.5i J--rI i)
IS PREPARED TO F1XX ORDERS T&
anv'exuntf in Enerarinz and Prlntins Rank
) engraving npon steet or Stone.
Large 'supplies of Bank Not and enher paper w&l
be kept. . , iis fjw; tiaA 2043ni ,
Cash for JBeoswax and Talldxz.
Af A e nignest marxet. price tor tbe above-named
arUeies.daUTared at-aaMsidencW orat th Qrooarr
1 ! 1 ArlTTtirSiftfrnfni-'a tJnf ?nir
EAVINGt QUALlFiED 'AS ADMlWlsV
,TRAT0R upon tit .estate-of'xW Ute AenrgeA.'
liorajoy, x hereby aire notice te all persons indebted
to said aetata 4 eome for ward.and snake tavment ?
aedto those haring elaima, against, the easatf t bring
ivrwara uietr siaisa tor sauiemeni mum ana uma
prescribed by1 la,1 or h is notice will be pleadedihhar
of their recovery. . vhVID HINT.ONDJI':
sela lm u Aamlnistrator.
". 1 ' II M I I; '
TiliE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Op THE
i Raleigh aad Gaston BAiiroaoHJonipany Tiate de
clared a divided of 6 per cent on the Capital Stoefc of
the vompaay, payable1 on and axtet the 1st Monday
in vctooer nexb 01 w , Wri v ABCt-atea,
aa lS--lm
hit mar . u'
HAVINGr PURCHASED ' THE' STOCK
1 af Medtoiaes lately heldW ldniai Medical Par
veyor of ZfArUi-Carolina .aadrge .supplies At aao
tioa in Sodthern aities and other Sonfees. Is toranared
to exeeutef orders fro4merchwta,.uruggispphysjq
cians and the public generally, with neatness and dia-
path.J ATy1 terms are eaiA cm ttelivtrv. 'O' H U
V Price,
! When sent by saaiL.u
: it:f- - ;t7-' V,2Jt r't;
U W.-L JPOMBROY.f
I HAVE JUST ' RECEIVED ' PER: EXW
presar-WTiHi-'j?-- n .s vds
. I ; 10 dotea assorted Wme Glasses. .. 7;,.
-.''ii- SiltagerSawU. - t'1 ?t
GUICKORY FIVE BAGS, TOO POUNDS,
CfiTokory A wholesomv and. the best substitute
for COffee known to' oar people. Jast received and
for, aala by . ;, SJP'F.-PESCUD,j!' .,t
" SO la.,. '1 'a ; ' W.ja'Draggist, Ralelsrh.
3O A A LBS. POWDERED AWTJ ITHITE
Clarified SUGAR, Very dry nasi beautiful,
f or sale In hhdaToa bbli.;by- -vv.tj Jtc,q
I : tu. y:5 p.p. rSSOTJPJDrsjgijeti
i
?'-aa 14 li-i' rtW V&'bv' sBatetgavaf hT?'
-JOHN ANDERSON dr CO,3 CELEDRA
oe-
aVI UU SJX1 AS A3 U UUA1N P AiT ratsa.
ae4V
7't-
WJUTAJUtn
: -cLs-iU' h.Jiai -a-ii- i--ii ii
rjuixs srixtST. iJSA.Kur. Tuis v ajk- tA xh rowest;taarKes .rates, usja erdert aeurely
jLi Jy. JsiDwaao a. cATLuajii, asmor pi ctacx i- r pacxeoj aa.e jrompuy atmaaea w-. w. v
amends,! Act;hO tin tas.jWKy ifmloiy i,r:T,"7 'W '--.VJAS. SHfTSOlf A .SON. 7,
7- - ) aa aa a a 1 1 I t" m ,M . . ... . - .
te:l!ACc::eic fori mi? Initi0
iTOttSx!A
ia
oTambr,18ai, and continue unffl tie lrt o Jiarthy
La&aaln. ft tA.A v.w vnw .v--T
a persBSinen tly t eustouury session Of five monthty .
fw Msaaejned to them.adrissble.ta eonslderation
fae or the eountr,and the Increased axpense
or living, to tadoea irfor the present to four months, v .
TteejBTwmumdojBtcAonllJiB :
f fI" to the ttudeat as heretofore. y,,
Oiat BtB ClWa; U' D., Profeaso? & Vary.' '
Bevvly RTTeILfrd M; D. Prof.'ttf Katsria? Had-
hu, tea and Therapeailoa . vwi; j '
Adfc'lUoola.. It tt,1Prot af Aaatamy.t XS$
L,S..Jeyta,M;pPrcfijpf InaUtnte eUto4ieiaae4
Jamea H.TCoaway. lL Pi Prut of Obttetrietnata, I !-
fwwM uDiiti,; A4t ou .iu 'vaaauisry a4
aianon xLoward, U. Dn Damoastrator ef Anatomy.
I , Prefastora" Tickets, each, ,w,f II
j Detaontlratovaf AflatAmr. lfl
.4 itMstWasuatleav' l&h m&
i . uradaatton.; , . . , - ; ,f " ia
J nr larthar inforaau; or tf ef aaUta
i
aaplellt
Dean of racoltyt Kichmoad, Va."
itJxxivxlty& VixfjlnJai 1 4
fTOZE NEXT 1 ESt ION OP TJII3 lNSTX.i
SL txdeu will eommaaee ea the 1st ef Oct 1802,
a odea the tnxaiag 4th af Jaly i-- : ' '
The exarcisei ia all the departaestt ef instruetioa, . t
Aoademlo. Law1 aad Medical, wiU be eondnctad' as
haretoforej) tt bamg tha fixad purposa of tha Board af
Yititort and the Faeultv not td relax In their efforts
Ito saalataaaHh Staodinc wbiaa the Institotioa has J'
aoqairad as a seat ef,laarnlng. w.iit . ii I i
fS Tor eaialofua, aVe address, ;
Chafrmad Of thrfaealtyV
i H. i J. If; XMOUOe. .. :t
"II XSU W : i.U ..as . . ' .....
I fTIL. PAT 'TUB HIGESSTCASil
t PBlCE for Cattle, Shatp,an4 Hog, alto lor Baf v
con, Lard; Eggs; poultry of every description partio.
ularlyjSaese and Ducks, daHrarad td ne at ay farm, -v
miles west of Ralaigh, formerly belonging to Hintea r
PraakHh.'sii ' - -b. SMITH.'' ' "
i Raleigh; 14th' Jane, 1863. Jan18 flmpd'
SADDLE TREES. :i
0 iMi-ttH',.fHii iWit.;;-l n
if
SADDLE-TREES:
;t .vt!K'r.'i'
i
'SADDLE-TREES.-
:RS
Of sdt.deariptosig andstylea, aajKbatoadWon reaseav
able terns, at shortest notice, at . ' i.r.r' .. -a
i -r v- xhjii uu riurs jc aotory,
V V Raleigh, N. ; 0.!
'XTORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL PIRB '
JLsJ INSURANCE QOMPANYAt , the annaal
meeQagf the North Carolina Mains! IHreXnsuranoe
Company, held aa the 14th Januarr, 1862, the follow
lag parsons were elected Directors and Officers for the
V.! I IHflWi -IWIUIi: .
Jeha B-WCliams. .Is Cdov
. , ,r Kemp. Pi Battle, x do. .
; George Little, . do,
i -cjamaa M.Towiar- de
' "-. James E.3oyVWMhington
Alexandar Mitchell, Newbera.
W-i i Vf j l 1 Wi a .
dona nes, jsaenton. . .
George W. ChariaaiEIiaaetfrOityj
; J.-W. HsMurtraeiboxoojh.
t xs. a w utuuaa, i;aanotte u
Samuel Watkms, MUtoa, i .
; AWSMrPaytteville. 1' '
. A JosephWhite, Anson, eoanty v
Joah. Boner, Salem. ,
U Ai V8amhtv. Ashevffle. -
. OFFICERS Of THE COMPANTr?
Ti H. Selbyl'Preafifaia. 7
Henry D. Turner, FTea aV. ' ' - V
John H. Bryan,-Attorney. , r ; ' . .
Hamden 8. Smithy orsrory aad 2aarr '
Ti H. SelbV. x-offiauK i . 1 ! . r ? t, d
Jehn'R. Wmiama, V A7. Camstftira. ' . ,
1 a wD;notMngv,i
This .Company; has been:
suooesifnl pert!tt
pter 13 years' and continues to take riakt apea all
oiawea oi mrosezw ur ui onisw; laxaanc Ktiua ju.uia
C.i I. :it''
- !: .r
pi.;' -
" f-r 7t
4:. ,V."i'"U"' -
nd Terpentine. Diitilleries) upon favorable tjnaa -lUPoUdasneweovarprcTarv,amcuntina'
to nearlv' ' 1
$4,000,00, aIargeportion ;ef; whicA U. to entntnr.vi
risks : and its present capital Is "over Four nundred -.
ThoaaanooIUraimbadtnreperiyte f K
AU cosamunications in.reiereuce to tnsuraace sheuld;
be addWised to lie Bacretary, postpaid. ' " ' ' . , "
; : fU'i-RAMDJi aC8MZm-4ew 1
aanuary l&ta, iBox
jaa 22
wTORTlI CAROLINA . MUTUAL LIFE
11 INSURANCE C 02XPAN Y.OFIICa
RALEIGH.' N. C THIS COMPANY takes riska
npoa ail healthy 'lives batwaen the acr of 14-
uilfi JWM Wi'VIW WVIVI JtWI W
for lifetae etasavaiit far. life .wartisfpatmr la the pro-'
fits of the Company ivva. between thakgas ef 10 and
and oa years, are insured ror(ena or avf year, Cosy
twsthJnU thelr.aarketvalua.; ni -.: -t'-el
Alt lossei are palo) witaOdayi a4ljtt)sft4tarj.
Pteof li toreeented.-,. -7 l; ' :-.; W W-iL---.
t
chane b. Johnson;". , -Iwm. U-wenss,
WtsV RJMeKea4'
' cEaaHtrd CalL?
J i
i..L-i fllcVd ILattlajatii ww;
.j.il "-; 1 "i,- Z'--' .:- i":- , vvr'r,
Dr. Chaew S. Johnron, jtetAnim'. u.
"Wni.lL Jones; Treasurer.
',i;'.vUt4..T
:BaBeereUryV., . , , .MutA ft
w tt arv tr v.tu
i;
W.I
Charles B. . Root, V Aace Cbw-nfeasi T V f N
Q. .'BaaKaa "ii : '-; - I - j-- . ' 7 '
for furthers hJbrmatioa. fhd wablia it iWetred ;
.a! pAaphletaand- fhrmt itt,vTovmtafriwU;i
oouinegi. at a usoa K thsrCc5ipaxy or aay ef UA
a aaaaWftAlASi a )lAaaaa .
W.mi.':.
jriiA fnriTR damery:
TV
fiTjBseStBEfR1: II AVtN
It 1maIAE."n.RRKATt an CRACtfTCR TIATTTC-
eryj arataew prepared t ftofhish the eitisens ef RaL '
nil ana-nkisw 19 vp.wiw ui moss unprovea,macainf
BUTTER
44
WATER
8UQAR
aW,
"f'TTe are alio Prepared tor Wrtliht Ahoy tia Va ,
rTttlE PARTIZAN LEADER. A NOVEL.
I X i and anpeealyps of tha-Origia and ' Struggles "
os vne , Doainern-' vpaxeaeTaey ,y " aflge jMrreny. :
ttker;bf .Ykginla. 'OriginaUy pohllshed ia 183d.
When asat bv malL .
7'.. .fl.Tr. '-7
av va. inawav ;
PAIR CHILDREN AND WSf
IIO?3i aad IB Mia Mbadid OOI&MWjll
be' soM in a lamp to a dealer at a small Anax hj ( .
r : i .?B .1V -py f ESCUD, prarriirt,- -
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