J. , . ,
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" If. ..if:
1
iV-v ','lr,
thai GerTjXUl feat cpBjpletdjt lavested the 1to wn.
of T7teWBglot;t vi-xs river so waaea.ue
low the .loWU'i ;i It l3a faiUi TxaV
at J!ewbea4a."saccc:: T -.r TU3d,e.i 7qUs&4
ton TtSy hive-tl- . .VefU-attsapts to f M
OnnU'datafffibdCii ittfrtoderof the Wwn,
but the, Xanxoes rtltfca WiWvrtnawinu
tit Dmi&h brdef4 theJWcwearnnd ttoUdrenrtA
batwxebijulfo
it.- TWt,t oMIto bt ,00& ronwyMicsnm
in Yethlbtbn; ir6 wbdm will doubtless b
AneSdal tAcar.lra Brig.. Geo.! Taylor,
dV&1wlce- BayrrVo?6 A4? General
Cooper, aitea.iAt toe h aer sra'f1 f
wa' eeptbrwl et that rdaee Ion that j-vShe
mounts ftitmn;tnbtt
'- lj njuld, d wiir U ImodUUlj pat taanrvioe,
' The enemy's5 loss Ik kAled; 'wooaded nhbtliouU
C&pl-; jakVj,Artilkr0;iMD, wm HUckftd by thai
oi UllrDg, la IB Vichiftyj of .Drmni!v
1 Vm Wbo lit I:iMb x 6o U(rty f $ th; fW
fall at oaf fint lite. wt ftadt nJ ity;
oni of b!r camber were ea6ta fid la th jsamrfU
Tbey belonged to tb first iVwrmant Cataj. r
The-anemyV gynbotf on Ue Teonetee rfre
1 ToeoaaibU. l by b
"'m. .-. .ur-a .-..-..1 vrj;-H".-'r
lUk lleCsn. wUb,10ft'Ba4i.ptar on. .tb I
Sd Imt, Vedertl fc treia4 oa; tb: IfMhVlIU Md
ChUooogrAi!roiuJ, nine notlet tfom KtbVin:
Snemy'elowil kllled T, wonndei. -. hau on'oat
ide-boo killed;tbree-wounded.;4 J H 1
oVtbe?na:toJb 4lMUt bate been rK
ceived.' i Adbpt.tcbdnied Ceffov April Ut, ey
ShrmAVi exp2oii.ibe opperTib3t
toned wiUKateoropUbAng (v ebJecW; j .f
AMtofelcb ffoet IiiwrrlUe e4 tbe lit tott
nyt Oen.totlmeif foroi eiUclid tbf reb.ob
d .trD la a ANt' foilUoe ieu Bomeieet
yesterday antl foogbt tbem Ar or els bonrt end
irblpped tbem bedly hVux, lo aoee no eceea
tblrty r ibat of. tbe rebels waknoweu f ;j 1 lr
TbeTbiladelpbU Ledger says It u now nftionf
r wbispetedaa Aaecrei that Uuraside baa f one lb
Westerb Tlrglniai andtbat af Urge pbttiett ef bta
old oemmacd ere ttta le.Xri.:yi'
The same paper says tbeadeemistratloo coofldent
ly anticipate news af an important soeoese by be
fleetn the rear of Oh'arieston ir'igementa bar-.,
inc been perfected for ' oommeacement f the atr
taoken tbe ITib. If the batteries atSwnojiobe
taken tt Lr beUered tbe Federal troops can be land
ed and the city eachedvwitbontr aasanlUng -Forta
; Samtef end Mooltriay,'!j
1st bave eleoted tbeir candidate for bovernOr, i
fibodblsland by twenty-eight hundred majority.
They'bere large majority a tbe Legialatiire.
Tbe'Boston ifanaU aayt Barnside with bis com-
mend has beeft rtlgiieat.to the Depaftmenk df
A.enOCKj JO support (Mwnxsr i ww
tbaf a formidable inTatien ; of Kentacky j I' at
hand;i Gold adtancedl Niw ork on the ?d
1 58 -Sihs Cotton MdwMooai mmmilfJlQ fiuU p.
pound: Sales at 14, with upward tendency ; ;
It? Is reported at Port Iludson that 'Banks' j
army bear fallen beek. i -1
The Memphis Appeal stales that there is great'
consternation in Kentucky owning to the advaneei
of the Ooafedarates on Lexington. Troops fare
reaobing.CincinnaU freely. ; Burnslde la in born-
mand, but 'too' sioktb take the' fteld. -
From Taonessee we learn that though there la
dally skirmisbtogbetean the forcWof Bragg as d
Roiencranx, a geoeralenag4ment is not consid
ered imminent.. Bob Johnson ,aon of Andy Johov
aon, is reported to hare bean captured by our carp
alriraVrrlane;.-: ;k ,.- ;J -
. n the Confederite Uaoae of Representative en
Monday lr.' 8 Wan aaoTedarsaspeAsiaa'of the
rules id offer adjoint resolution ' looking , to ; tbe
w(th&raaal :of our com mntsioners ' from fOreat
Btftain, but faro-UurdinOt Voting to suspeodtbe
motion waa lost. ' ' . '-. " ' t
t'rona Vlckburg ' v. have dtas to' tliia 4tnl
B very thing qui. The - YanEeas admit their
kalJd.be' a fxjhtrf.' ' v r -t'ff
dispatch t rem Obariesfam dated April S am :
wImDorUhVmdtemnrti aretakinr tAmtsm barel hut
v foemUltajy.reaaonajjopartW
gripbedlT'e ladratfhmf other aouroerthatejs iml
' medtate aUack'otiUi.'Ciiy ;wal Expected:: " ' 4:
Tnnesident-wae requested to inform tbe3enat
if hoy1 ahd'what orders nave been given by- tfte
mijitary anthoriUet lit Blchmbbd id. arresl aoldlert
whoae f urloughx have atoi iexpired,: and eoofline
them! In barracks orproba, whi!e said soldiers re
main in Biobsnend, ' The bill to lery tixes for jbe
rt eoiuuiLFU ueience wwsrtpoi lau wiui net tw
ana oraerea w oe priniea ror oonuaerapon, u io-:
crat session TbebiiraathoTiaiog tbeacmary of
th4 tressury to establish the form offlfty eeiit notes'
was pawed ) 'also4, the bill ft' establish a preferred ;
mail acruei the Mississippi. Mrr Maxwell mcW!
edi a rAoansidera)r4 of the Vpte by Which the bift1
toj reorganiaa that -Tavy , was passod y eslerda,
The motion waa. debated severer hrurs. .Ad
joerned. i'i,,'; -,-fi.:-.p --t-V5''--ff-'- tj
In tbe House, av bill reported by HChUtotiiofi
Ala, from the PostoOoJomiwtUe exempting;
fata military duty 0Mtraetorc carrying thwenalkaj
in ! the Ooofederale Btfttesv aeoVt the dHverakf!
M.aiBeilltjawt ITaWaUjni, 1 f " - ' ' t. T' ' U
A bill, introduced; byjlr, Bmlth,' o2 Hortbl
Carolina, to reierenoe to tne eaiisimeot if -Jew
norsunder 18 years ot aga, and for- thalr.lia4
oi -ge, ana tor inair.te4
cnarge, was rererred to
taty Affairs.
A resolution, alooff
adoi,td. rrqiMtine the President tocomm'unfQaie
.(.t. TT. 1. ... . . . . .. ..1 .J
w w uousv wuetnersne requirements Or ineota
0a act to Detter provide tor the sick and
Weunded of the arm In hnanlf .U tii tJjH' nMi
plie4Wlth : aod if so. the hembar and lockUaM 'tof
thiMe.wUhia.aa4 neat the cHyqf Biobmond wbci
aaw ea reapecuveiy esatgjsed If thai several
States, and tbeamea and plane whence appointed
fj the Surgeons and assistant Surgeons awirned
aqd doing seYVioe ateacS ; had if said requirements
hive cot bectf carried 60
delay.. . !' ' . u . ,f-".)4'M T.f
pi- resoIati6n;alsodfferywlIf.TSm
vwtuepeaaie ana pasertbe Wost bf
"t-whwhjw .anair SKnourn' in air s reroecurtJ.
6,T. Tburaaay'thelOth of Aprtl, twfelrb
! WMiloa te reeonaidex Ibla vote waa&wt,
decided to tiLe 4 Voccis'itS 6rdoecb; dlt; du
Huj tlj remainder of tbe ladpn toneeteaia at
A bill wu passed aUowlo mlnpri tohold com
miseion ia tbe ProTlsiopaJ Army of, the Coefed-
L'.Tbe Ilotue pawed tbe .illl. , reported from-' Ibe
Goomlttee on Military Afiaira. to exempt certain
perioM from taiUterr datr.ind to rece&IelL acta
iieretororepauea Dy .uongreia, on tae. t&me. ab
JJarieg tAeTtiilBs lealoq tbe JUMue reeoiuider
ed tbe bill to regalatebe: oomensatio for. public
prlnilnt;, wblcb, waapaaied hy avlrojLe' oayea
Oo motloBX of -lir.vMilea, of 0.0., tbe Itoote
edaroe4 over aotll SaVHrday, to obaerre Oood
Friday; On tbU motion the Totetoodyei 38,
4 BiTBJttATr Acrll 4. In tbeSebate, Me. Clay j
or 'jui reported a Mn fW" tneoanaortption' of
uenaia tbe'Conreaerate Otttee: liooae tuu t
prereht'fraoda on-the Qaartermaatera' aad Com
pabBarlea E Department, and tbe -ebtajnlos;, under
false oretmoeF.trenaDortAtioa for tartrate nroDertT.
wb reported With a iabUtutetbe act t oontert
ike it ueMmenter ;vo."iniantnr- into tne
id BtglmebY S, KXArtillaryvnlcb bed been n
toed by tab President; wat call, and "advocated by
Ueaar. Orr and Wietall, and? oppoeed tor. llr
Phelo. -It waapaaaei twotbirda-oflbe6e-
ate-yee I8t aoefik Tne, Benatertnea. went inte
ecret teeaionffsnt-'cer "'-:. ? -.n
r Ito IbeHoM bUfwaa pnueed lacreaiing tbe
pay of Hon com missioned oOoerr sad ji eatee in
tbe Odnfederate'Sutee army fbordollara per
OOntb; 1 ,.'"-v--fii-.-!- 'i--.it),t:i
I .A'bni i9 paolsb forgery andooosterfeiUne; wee
;e1ao pasaedV- "-"k .JUfv.
. I- Also, a' bill te aoaend tbe law in regard to cpy
jjejnta--' - 'f .o. t t 2 1 W 4 ''.
- st iki, ttw rijynnftni fog Booa4 wea ea
eased in tbe considerations of the bill to provide
payment for property heratofere impressed.
'ADDITION ALFBO IT 'TAB ; KQBTS V
'AtFaxwwailw
! tidr ibU: impressive hW'the btititiphi
Sunday. .'Afsrcwry publishes" the following extract
from a lettebTe staff cOoer tft o&e of the brt
gad of 8hWman,s ltiilon of the''afmy of the
Boutbwest. Ili: s writlen il campMd the Talla
iatcbie tlrer, and the wrltarf says' tbo Jtfftrsatry,
as.decM&dIy opposed to and osed all hb) Iaa
4icegaf;ri8t what he cotuld'ered the absurd "and
suicidal policy oJprotecUag rebal prbpefty, 'the
iettev sayst' : Vf" '-V7a
I believe vbe time has oothe when I am ashamed
U acknowledge that I belong ttf lh Union army:
Of all Ibe dif graceful oroeeediags that I ever wiW
neaaed, I think what I have seen -on tbla taaTeh,
caps tbe climax. Two-thirds of Sherman's wrmv
Js compQjed of new troops from Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin, ana tney . nave -come, qo wa nere
Uiib tbe iatenVion of burning and destroying, and
fwell afri they carrying out their Intentions. Tbe
iwhole UaeoCour march ts Oni'cotttaued aceaf of
destruction Priyate a well In gal burned woman
and children driven oat of their houses end even
the clothes stripped from tbeir baekv4oaay'nUhV
.leg of acts committed by tbe soldiers wbiob would
'almost make the blackest hearted libertine blnah
for iharae. Thif very day I have wits eased scene
from which I turn with loathing and. disgust
Troej stringent orders-have been lsSaednagainst
these exoaasea, but I 'fear they wfirddno good,
The only sure remedy if for General Sherman to
shoot about a doaen of Ihese infernal rascals in
iiha pre4ence.of hia whole division, bdt wbetherbe
I will resort to eny such atrinrent meaaure remaina
to be seen. -I have always blamed 'Union Gen
erala fur guarding rebel ptoperfy, but I now see
the necessity of it. ' Not sd much o save the pro
perly, out our own saiety lemaads it. xnree
weeks of such unbridled license would ruin our
army. r' i ". t ."'
1 tell you the truth' when I say we are about as
mean a mob' as ever walked the face of the earth.
f It Is perfectly frightful-If I lived in this country.
x wuuiu aerer jay nova my arms wane a . ".Yan
kee" remained on tbe soil. I do Dot blame South,
erners for being seceisionists now I could relate
many tbinga that would betlaughiable if they were
not so 'horribly disgraceful. Por instanoe,lmagine
two privates in an elegant . carria,f bekoging to
aome wealthy Southern' nabob, with spieddid
span of horses riding" instate along the road we
are marching over,! with a. negro coachman hold
ing the reins in all the style of an Edgliab noble
man, and then two amalLdramnaer boys going 1
mi e two-fwrty pace,' in an. elegant bugy,. wih a
fast horse, and the boggy loaded with a strange
medly of household furniture and kitchen utensil-.
Isom an elegsatparlor mirror to a pair of flra
dogs, aU of-wbicH they have 'crampad' from
tome fine .feobJ which from sheer vsantonaesa
they bave rifled and daisroyed. Hundred Cf such
soenea are constantly occurring alongthe line of
our march, as ridkuroua.iid absurd, U Aey are
a burning shame Ut the army of the Onion,
'VxttlX this
WAJl IT CAWHOt
Yianvfttn "
Bl XVDXD.BT
The PhiladlLla Afsrotry publishes a number
of lttera freva the Yankee army showing greet
disaffection and demoralization among tbe Fede
ral soldiers. As an instance or ho w Ifred the Yan
kees are of UghUag, read ha following extract of
an army letter from Fredericksburg : 5 -';
! .Whatever Dry be wtU by papers at home of the
wish of the army to advance, rtheir cry for on
ward, and eo forth, I can, tell you,-Afrreury, that,
although. I have no doubt everymaa will do hia
beat, wkenevea we meet the enemy again, theory
is "settle thia warIt een never be ended by fichu
Ing; We are tired of . it aad'wisb to-ge home"
whatever a few fanatics may aay notwiuundinr,
lo.'faetjU'Od to Btehntond, Taplsyed ontlathia
army, from one -end" to the other, althougbthe
balloon does go up etery fine day to tee where the
rebels are. . ' ' ." "-a ;.;" '' '
f Ouralck men ahd there 'ar e many are being
taken to the landing this (Tuesday) morning to be
forwarded te more oomfortabla quarters in Wash
ihgtOn and elsewhere. Everything else remains in
about tne same' stata as when we first eneamuerl
ucre, aiior uKj retreat. ...
; A special dispatch sayi of the reeeptioa of Val
lanulgham at home, tbe'prbmuent peace member
of .'iCoegreea !f:. vvr"' V . . ',",v .";;-.'v .
r- Ahhough but wf a js. notice was bad of his
comltfg; he received one of the greatest ' ovations
evT given to anytnarrin OhTo; It seemed as if
every man, woman aad child In 'the 'dlstrlQr had
come out to dd honor to this' champion5-advocate
uu"uuwuH ngiw ,;,4.o puoi K nivio en
waTdprtl eagercatchlibe first-tight of the mae
woo, so nooiy,gauaayitto;tanaaaly represented
the W hltrman'f Interest in the Gonrr asa thatbee
jaitfadJooraedV ik'V-.-x, i&? ?A&Jt '
Tea crowd, waa 0 dense that it wae almost inv
possible for Mr. Tallandbzham to reachf th ear.
rtage which wag la readiness to convey him to the
speafc. Havinrat length heehmWcarrled" to
Us carriage, and being seated;' hi bared bis brow
to the breeae, hod wak hkiladwlthdea&nlhir
cheera, while the cannon responded twenty four
Faoai Xxw$vfrTr$te KnexTillr Jifay.
cu Tuesday lat sartw.-:. jz r -
; Gepf xjerim'a c) mrnsi a" si paMid safely into
Keetucky ,-iittuigi aod eapturing e.T'amber -of
bushwhackers. The last bdard pf him was at Som-
j, Yankees are fortiMnV slrongTy at Bw4
Uns tlreen andls'?6w.'whiciindiAi. anai Ra2
sencrana , contemplates xfaHicg , back, upon; tbote
coiata.- The Uoion men of Keatocky hegisk rto
eocotLj thai (he State most go with the South, s
IiETTSB FBaifcSX-PKaiDENT PIEECE
TO THB LATB 8JESATOB PKABCB. .
Thefaiowihaletter front ex-TresidenV Pierce
to tbr(ltkFM jStajrybitfaV Iff rf
gard h arbrirary arrWt, has never before been
Wbllibed. ;The potiiion :aJsatnebyvex-Presi-
aemxrierce u maniy ana aeciaea, ana leaves no
ground lor'doubt im
irjdoTObirii
liy Dear Bif : I read- with tifluaual Inverest and t
saturactlon the4 xiebatea Which occulted la 'the
Beaate on the 16th altlmopon the resolatio of
Mr. Trumbull, and desire to eioress my thanks
for the sentiments abd thobghta whicbv the' occaw
sipfi elicited from yoevMy c6ttvWUit aad ay !twX
pathies are with 'yon -thorwigblyfWen) yon aay
JI4onot beliave.thai$, PmeMtapon let
tret da cachet) promotes j the. purposes, of those
Who deaire to aee tbii Unlott brought ' toeether
again, en object, of all ojbett, to me the most da- I
sirible, if Ube feaemWeisST 6j -I
j Jo raj estlmauon, 'Uke mover jf tbe inquiry
deserves -the gratitude of freemen- every wnere,
and only otter truth with' force" Whe'aiie'deelAres
that .Mtbe pb werwithottt cnargOf-wlUHrat exami-
nkttoa: without opportunity of reply, at the click
I of the telegraphy, (oj arras V a matt in peaceable
Jptttion of the country and imprison him ia of the
essence 01 aespovunv- f ajui yet, me puoqo mina
thua far would seem' to have- been . acaroaiy tttete
ruaed by current events of this character thaa.it
waa, years ago, when U received accounta.of aim t
liar incarcerations, ordered by the father of the
now deposed King of the two Bicittes. How. In
credible tt will appear beeeafterj Whtf hbrtory
bail be written up that at ibia, period of the Ke
pdblio the constitutional aafegoarea of personal
liberty bould have beea ab easily and with so.llt
tle apparent eohcern swept fiV-
. Tbe Secretary of State, ! on the 20elW four
diya after the debat6 id which .you. partlcipatal,
aadreaed an oflcial.tfoleto me, which aeema to
illuatratei ia a aui kinsman her, the slight grounds,
or rather the groundless suspicions upon which ta
these timee, citiaena are liable to saner in repute
tiootif notin loaeof liberty. J.repUedV without
delay, and, eo far ea I amraonally affected,' may,
1' trustj' leave the' toatter la rquletriea trpon
the files" of the DepanmeBt It' Is' my be
lief, however1, that ae recent tpeasurfc haa been
fraught with more- miachief than, tbe . faauiag of
lettree da cachet and consequent arrests and im
prisonmenta, in violation' of the provlsiohf ot the
Constitution ; and that the earlier-the system is
effectually checked the better it will be lot . the
UovaTnment and the oouotrv, aa wall aa; tor .the
eobject .of oppression. Th-evidence is abun
dant to show that the plea of necessity, except in
the presence oP Immediate neighborhood of hoe
tile aamka,' Where the admlaistraiion of . law an-;
der its oioal forms may be. ineyiubly suspended,
ts not graciously acceptea oy tne mass of the poo-
-- Union without security for personal liberty la
not the Untoa which they have bheriabed and to
the restoration of which they look' With earnest
deaire and hope., Nothing, perhaps, could ex-.
press mom clearly tnetr views on tats point lhao
the 'laneuasrs oT the eat modern blsvorlan. who
Ldledata comparaUvoTy recent period, daaving hlr
arora leooeapietA. , n tracing tne sucoaaaiva etepa
in the progress of British liberty. Mr. Macauiey
aays: 'We have ben ubgbij by long experience,
that we caanot,tbout agr,aunVny breach
o us vooauuiuou u peaa unnoueea. am we
cannot, '; without the risks of evils from which
Imagination recoils, employ physical force as a
check pa misgovern menu, it ia evidently our wis
dom to keep all constitutional checks on mlagov
erament ia the highest atate of a&ciency to
Watch with Jealousy the first beginnings of en-"
croachment, and never to suffer irregularities,
evenwhen harmless in themselves, to Daaauh.
challenged, lest they acquire tbe force of prece
denta.? W.ho in our land will affirm that any
other doctrine ia worthy of those who bold their
rights under a solemn, written charter T It Is
cheering to kpow thai inquiry has been moved 1
the right quarter, and that able and fearless man
are stirred by a sense of what is due to our fellow
citixens who have been Imprisoned, without as
signment of cause and discharged without ex
planation ; and, yet more, to such as are still in
confinement, and precluded by guards and prison -
bolls from the privilege-of the "great writ of
liberty,", and thus of confronting r-eefbre a com
petent judicial tribunal suggestion of crime, which
the act "of imprisonment itself implies. Of this
latter class, 1 believe from my knowledge of the
mea, are not a tew worthy sons of Maryland, who
love the Union as you do, and who have striven,
not to destroy but to Dreeervo it. If free from
any taint of crimes si I take them to be they will
derive unfailing'capaciiy for endurance from the
conaciousness that thay have never nourished
their manly streng h to strike stoat blows at tbe
Xouaaatron which tbe fathers laidthat they bav-
neyer "participated .in lines of action, or in tbe
surutng utterances caicufated to encourage age
greasum upon tbe rigbte and lnstl utlons of sove
reign Staiee to foster sectional distrust and aai-
moalty, or fo inaugurate ooaflict between different
parts of the Confederation, and thus to weaken,
unity of feeling, interest and purpose. If, en the
other hand, they arerguilry, the lew will infiict
adeqnate punianeaan whatever;: that mav be. as
Li. snouia ao. umi new long, is, such durance,
witoouta bearing, to he their allotment T
' i I am, very troly.'your friend,
t F&AxtKLIN PIXBOS.
Hon. Jab. A. PxAaca,- U. S, Senator,
Washington, P. 0.
' ' From theBlehWoud Xoquirer. "
If the Confederate Oovanineat do not take the in
itiativa i m ssnduig aeay the geatiaiaev whewera eba-
ssu tarour porta before tbe aeeessioa.eutwha are bow
permitted to aXareiaa eonaolar fanetioaa here without
authority; it weald seem thai the Xaglisa Govera-
ment, so far as it Is eonearned, la dlspeaad to reeaH
iU ewa eehsular agents, aad-eepeeially auehaa aave
fhewa1 sympathy with the Coafederaeyr Somathae
alaear Mr. Banah waa ealled hoiae frdm Charlaatoaj,
where be had been long kaewa and respeated aad
where he had become disnageished for. hia Southern
Wiae. Mere lately Ifr. Hasee, Britkh Consul at
Hebua, has Wen di-atd, oo becaae of aav eoja.
plaint against him by oar Govsrnment or people, bat
in eonsequenoe of aeeasatio&s made a Waikinoto,
by the eWetary "of Btato" of a . foreign' and hostile
power. TheMobiH Bguttrt spaaklag of this traaa
aetios, and Of tbe action of Lord fiassell and Lord
Ljoitf therein, sejrs ' .' ; ' :- " - "
; Thaa thssa'tWo KglUhvsUtesmen; of whom the
world expeets a loftiness of" toeeof lastlee and eeur
age equal ta their ecalted rank aad.offi.oial position,
have basely sarrifieed two of their, countrymen 'and
Govaraawat ofieerato propitiate theamilea attd to de
jpreoatb the smgeFof as aoatemptible Govarnmeat at
waahiagtoa. "The transaction. is not eely aaean aad
base, but it rafleeta 4sgraee upon the' Briosh uaaaa.
It la aaetharproof to sustain the general belief that
Bart KaaseOia andar Washingtoa lnflaeaei ,tta:t
greer iajuriosur to .the dignity of the British erowa,
aad that Xerd Lyearaaa jDoodeseaaded to beeoma the
Isequay and the too! to the false and vuipilnelpfiid-
newara.-'Mi.i -
. The imrnediate pretext ' for the remoral of- Mr.
Magee consiau In the afiipment;aome months aerb,
of $200,000 of coihr rom Mobile to pay interasb
on bonds or, the SUta o, Alabama... JTh Joaey
viae welcome in B?glaad, but the Yaei.ea Gov
ernment ootifplaiaed that tt was k breach bf the
blvakade byv connivance and 'contrivance of Hhe
Britl 4naui. ' Wel
bile "ttagtsW' en the whole transaction y j , :
1 the Tabkee Government baa suffered damage
irvu Mtia sttipmentoi coin-ajOa uuaouDieary
has there1 is but one man who can be litstlv held
responsible for it : and thai IS the commaader cf
the Yankee blockading fleer, who allowed it lo-
paee the blocluda- Uiannseit roved
naAiele of retDonslbUhvrom the shouldera of the
L Britisa Consul and the British. Captain end as be
f was the representatiye of hiagovaratoeot, Ittuta
tne moota or taat
TJartlacl
wouk. wu. I WM WWI UT WI BWWH EH W I
jWBJoroa.Ano, Anas sa ne MncpiPg poinv e
Wahlrjglbn. They raised the blockade for. the
ptjssse of British : propextr. Having, done so,
thejr liave given thtf aame right to aU other. eu-
umi.powera, una vne laiier.nave a.ciear iuie to
clahn lCTATbe itthlahhteht ef Uto Macee and tbe
commaoderot. the, Yetuvius does dotjn'jthe least
caaoga or impair tbe right. Mr, Seward la a very
wfly dfpMl&Ustthe- -cutest". Tabkee " of hta
irfbe-rbet ,w. hardly think; that. he cr4 tb
4os!atatheeTeei the Bmtteror KapoTeon bv.so
transparent a gov ice,- nue fact sianas icrin; me
; iaflxee.M:PVtnrtb.giv parage, ta UriOb
-w . - ... - . . : . -!
coin, and Naooleoa baaanrht to claim transit
foTrencH cotton and tobacco? We are miatoJcen?
tot the xaaarif he sleeps oar his rightiif
4 . " r Tj . ... -j . r- irf
7"1i NT'S
- JjaaJ UAX J3t -XJ , w- All f. a fVil '
A"letM iJtheIeatoad from Ijolum
hia, Tennn gives an interesting aocpant of a nar A
rwcucapu maae oy v-n asots rjom tnet capture
bfj himselCaadwle c
on the lltb inst., be bad takmsut advantageous
praiuoa to maxe a at ort oppoaiuoa to tae ad vaace
ef a superior foroebfhe enemy .'afid,' then; rire
ucr'ok?reira bverf wblch a toatoMbridge
af aupppsea to neve been completecl. y pon at
tempting to launch it, it waa dkeovered to belm-
pcslbla, aa the riverbed ovenrffowad fts banks, and
was sweeplbgin with the ereatest raoiditv. bear -
ig oalU bosam. huge logs aind. drift' weed, hurled
defwn withawoh telodty aa to reader -the -lay leg
doWtt of the M.hipsf
ty lTeTi&&iam.1X9n still, rorAa,1tbe ,rppe Jby
mans of wichlbe ferry mt was creased, became
submerged. an"ahother one was with difSoltv
etretohed across by meant of which they were en-
aDiea to cross, a ooet apaDie px carrying at eaob
.trip, occupying, forty mioutos, one wagon or eight
or ten horses. The fetter sas : , tf! ;
Planed Ua lala"' joafor tauata poaiUoavwe -avarat
completely oovered by.Federals ia.iiaaTy force in
the front aad opon both flanka, wtthont! having
any means of Tetreal in case of avenaerior tforee,
Which was certain, and which it waa only new in
tebtion toengajaad retire. Several plans of s
cape were snggeetfd, amocg; which the moapind
tible was to swim the bones aeroas thwatreeuaad
arbacthetroope by the ferry j but Uwesfobnd tBat
eVea tbla waa impracticable. Our.poaUiou .was i
this head of the peninsula formed by the junction
of Carter's creek aid Dusk, river, wbil tbe see
toy's position Was upon another peainauta direct
ly opposite formed by the Juncliooof Rutherford
and Oartert creeks, all of which streams were no
usually , high and rell : nigh .impaaaable. Our
foroea were disposed oathe south side of Buther
f d's creek, eur centre resting open the if aahville
pike, oar left extending to Oerlarfccreek, and our
right," under Forrest, extending a mile or two to
tbf ? right of .the piksy nod upon the . border of
Butbarfbrd's creek.'. The position wav e very
stfocg and commanding one, and King's battery
was put upon the highest hill commanding the
approaches from the pike., Ia front bfur poai
tionVupob tbe 'centre, open 'fields: stretched' from
BuiherfOrd'e creek, back a'thbfnaad yards to a
wooded bill upon the left of the turnpike, upon
which .lhe';enemy mounted- their artillery, but
whto wa perfectly commanded by Kfeg's excel
lent position..,
from the top of this bill the movements pf the
enemy might plainly be described On the If th,
.three brlgadea wera ; plaialy visible, end large
wagon Veins were moving in all directions. It
.was Feared, from .'"What could be seen of the ene
my's movement ifflon our rig hi, that he was about
driving wagons into Butberford'a creek, upon
which to place plank aa rxrosa'hii infantry, es the
creek was too deep and rapid to beat ell fordable.
It soon became knoWn to our troops that the pon
toon had proved a provoking failure, and being
aware of 'the enemy's large force and his so per
fectly covering our front and flank, a.nd deeming
escape improbable, their lack of confidence 4vas
plaialy exhibited, and hundreds of -stragglers at
tempted to cross by means of the ferry boats, but
were prevented by tbe guard, who were ordered
u (reroui m pus couriers ana orananoe wagona
to cross, xne mgnt ot tbe JOth. was, indeed, i
sloomV One. and the mvriad eainn flrWnf tKa an
emy, seen through the raTa mad mist la the woods
In front of our position, by no means re-assured
our disheartened forces. At 10 "o'clock at night a
councilor war was lield. nl which Forrest; Jack
soDjCrosb? aad Van Dorn were mem bera, and
the planN of escape adopted. lln ihjpiorping qur
troops were ordered to make- an unusual noise ar d
keep Xip a cheerlmr, while buelera were ordered to
sound reveille' and forward', from many, more
pomes man wnore we naa troops.
At 6 o'clock A. M., the enemy'e betfery upon
tbe left of tbe turnpike opened Ire upon King's
battery, end gave that officer tt much desired OD-
portnnity to return fire end convince them of bis
whereabout jast before .hia battery vies with
draw n.. Several anelle- vrbicb he had Uken from
We baUle-fteiaof Spring Hill were returned rapid
ly to the enemy, to whom they origlnajly b3long
edf and our lottery was theft taken id tbe Ferrv
and crossed, by the iadefaUgable' exertions of the
. mut uw uuno "waui accoaa. upon tne
previous 'eveoibg the Texas - brigade sent word
that they were upon theaame aide of Butberford'a
creejc aa tne enemy, and were unable UMiross. Tbe
next thing heard of them; the enemy commenced
advancifg, 4h4 Hit said with a smile; that to see
tbe Texas Bangers crossing the creek one would
hav thought that they were crossing' a turnpike
instead efJa rapid stram,se hastily did they effect
it. ,( At 10 o'clock. A. MT this brigade aod Cros
hys, which had been upon our lea; were with
drawn throuarbr the woods." so u in tnld hino-
J seeij by ta Yankee look-outs, leavicr Ihelr usual
ouv7osBs.peuioa, ana aunea upon a ey-roea run
ning along the Deck rlverlny northeaster ly di
rection. Fbrrest's command wen jioda another
iroad rt.sing psurallel with is, 'and Armstrong
urougai up toe rear.witp yen Ato.rn and ataffasd
eaoert tmntediatei ta ue reayof Oceby ei at to
bin a pceitjto dlreamevementi either in froat
r rear ia case the enemv atlemvted tolnuifeent
us? Every thlg: wa now under way, tboertiUo
nr. and wasoa traios-bavirifr been ctosawd umb tha
ferry, aad the aaimala awam, the position
pie-serj exacusieu, aave oy tae oatpoau and plca
ets, vmr mmm si.wmt -w m uu&m ir oaouoTas
we got fairly-oader wsy, r the enemy should
.advance. xiZi: . . lii ;i
tTprj:i Biatji." The tonowfnjr'ls n.
tract 6t 'tt prtvaie letter from a' brothaf, who Is In
the arm of Virginia to bis slstetf ltrMoWle :
1 Dear SUitr t In dne tlme l received year last.
ana. ox couree weicoment, as nnytluagtrcB ttome
ii trjaly vnlobau. .? ii-t'cv .1 vai.V.i
; You aay that yon iiave "aeiraral beanx.' , I am
in hopes, dear-sister. 4hat they are not Haoldiex.
DBaux--nos vaaaa. avaaat to oevact zrona t&ejmer
its of a soldier, as voa know I aaa one mvtelf : but
tistet, I havahrwaao touch- since. I kit hrme of
aoklierv braaa buttons, gold una, dfcc. tbakX can
not helD oalaavlnc iavea tbaall that e-iittara
14 not goldV ?iLx 4-' -.inW ja
JOhol atish that every.iyflnngi glri aa. arel aa
man? aid-ones, would thiak and know thM every.
naa.rwho weara ssniforaa; with, or without brass
fauttoaeiaadgold lace, itnota gentleman. J .':
STRAYED Oil xyrOSlf PBOS TUB
stable ef . Bi Foster, (aear seetherlaaeValtill,
iotlisaoaaty) eaSamday alhV39m-alt,uty ridiag
aecau arighs bay, aawyeUawiaa; eysv heavy aaaa
short taiL Be aas matn t,eerriagfv ad appaaraa.ee,
heavyetaad U fine, erder. - "- -iiV -.
Thejterard wiUVbepald for. his oaBvary to
iiaf iajdwta4.teai-I eaa gai ISmith
VarraarCo, April IroV lSBtv- 3 -riprY-t j
;i . i s.'iw'wsa, -mm waaavaiawaB vavw'
IfEAH OP -TUB ' WaMU
X By SawAae A. Polulxsv Aathor-af Blaek D
araowds, Ae. : - -v- - ': r "..
.;": mca wMtaaADi Aan lira stbxVts, , 1 V
f.
GTock and; bonds - ob
TCFRRY.
a boajtbt and sold on eammiulan.
(HUJ9lteliakxehaa add iBank Kota bmirTii
And sold at current nurket rates..' i.. .,
For
i fcrtht- thelTTinciNTA tati! r
mi -vTivr""f
P1S1T CENT BONDS
Missouri 6tate per, eent bonda.
. veustaeraxa etata, lieala r the SeTera lamas.'
ad.a(n f the Confederate tates . Treasury netea
reOsired atpar for bonds. i. V
ax w4;-wt54 ve,,seJti...4tii9l(vijl, . f-Ajv
per; CENT.
, t a.i xjobos, oio iasues.v .-' T:
1 JSTettb Garolinuftper eeat. benuW,-J.'vS'-.r!
v Confuj.rmt. Stated U . nA. unl ' T) .r .v.
. wwvw mm .i - wuM. Vi
fiftaea minion (15,t0000 loan!
GeSUrlinjp.and Banknotes . , , .
K; n. MAuBAY CO.
' f-u-;anuwakre V- ewV4f
G. W: MerdeeeL, Esa PrasideUL Raelehi 2fifli
aad to tbe Cashiers generally of North Carolina aai
.UareB tl.tr : t " j
A ;?bb
unite wHh( the present corps m-aaslailrtoyerecA A
sioT.uuieui so so memory or tne -lata UoL u. g. Tew.
wauMu iwmw pupenaieaaent. or tnu- Aoaaemy,
are requested to address their eontributioua to"' -,
. ; ' . , Cadet W. B. CATHCABT, - "
i . Chairman on Committee of Contributions,
'.' . ' :.. . ,-HiUsboro',
'v , -.- p,, jrfj, '
The raeeipt of each coatributipn will' be duly ae
knawledged. . . ; jp 2t
Common Sohools
rinilE BOARD OST 8UPErnNTEmRT
JL W Ceuuaoa 6eheelat Wake County will meet
as the law direeUat the Chairman's offiiil the City
ei Aaieign on tae u Monday of April, Instor the
tranaaetka of beshieaa. i ...v
r 8JLBPHEN STEPHENSON, Ckairmu.
. April T, 188$. - sn 4-w2t '
Headquarters Camp of lnstrnctiob', '
v . Ritfaisn, March 28, 1863. JL
SncicAt. Obdkb, V
' ' He.'SOd.-' -)"" v : ' ''- -
NOTJCE IS HEREBY (a IT EN THAT
aooording to instructions reoeived from the
Bareau of Consoription.'Jtistioes of the Peacebe
tween the oonseript sges are liable to eoneoription,.
Thiv will be enrolled immediately, and this notioe is
published that ' thay may make their arrangement
aeeorlingly. . . . .
Bywuer of .'CoR PETER MALLKTT,
Commandant of Conscripts in N. C. .
. JVC. Paiacu, Adjutant. , April l-3fc.
' AU the North Carolina papers copy three
times and send bills to Progress Office. -
-. W H. HARDES,
I A I E S A V. I S A E A R D B E,: .
GENERAL COMMISSION II EROUA.NT,
. - .' PETERSBURG. y:
March 1863. ' , mar 15 lmpd.
J. P. KNIGHT &. CO.,
fSUCCCSSOaS TO KHIQHT, BoaxaT8j A co)
NO. IRON FRONT BUILDING,
SYCAMORE STREET, "PETERSBURG, VA.,
"Will sell on commission '
TOBACCO, COTTON, WtlE AT, FLOUR, CORN,
BACON, LARD, MUTTER, BRANDIES, &C.
Will attend to the filling of orders; will maxe cash
advances on prod aee in hand.
J. P. KNIG11T A CO.
NOTICE. I am connected with the above honse-.
and will be pleased to hve my old friends and custo-
mars patronise me as' heretofore.
BENJAMIN M
Feb 8 lm
B0BERTS0N.
Orrica or thb Chath R. R. Com past,
I
1.AI1KIGH, October Ztfth, 1862.
A MONTHLY ,INSTAL!ENT OF TEN
per cent , pavable on thefifst dav of eaot month.
until the whole subscription is paid, is hereby called
iot, oj an oraer or tne Hoard ot JLirece0rs.
W. W. VASS, Treasurer
Raleigh, Oct. 31, 1882. nor 8 tf
John G Williams Co.,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS.
AONTINUB TO. CARRY ONTH&BRO-
J kerage business at their Old stand as heretofore
in all its various tranches,
Feb. Z5-6mpd
'4. .
' ' DarosiToar C. S. A.
Raleioh, march 19, 1863,- J
A IL TREASURY NOTES NOT DEAR
X. ing interest which bear date prior to 1st Deor,
1&6X, will be funded at this office in eight per cent
bonds ep to 22d April next, after which date they can
only be landed in sewn- per cent bonds.
Ail treasury notes not bearing interest whioh bear
date after December 1, 1863, wul be sanded in seven
per cent bonds.
Interest will be paid on interest bearing treasury
notes np to January 1st, 1553.
0 . ' GEO. W. MOROBOAg.
Depository.
mar 21 t22ap
Attention -Recruits Wanted.
T AM NO W IN RALEIGH, AND WOULD
JL be glad to get a few recruits tofiiliop Company E,
1st utgiiLUi ss. v. uavairv. ao one wanted unless
he can furnish his horse for which he will be allow
ed $12,00 per moatby and forage, . Arms and horse
equipments will be Tarnished.' I will be in the eity
unfit Jst April. d .
LV f, CAD. J. IREDELL,'
M Lieut Co. E. 1st N C. Cavalry:
marl.-UAp -. ; . . . .
ON TI1E.1ST OF APR1JU WIS-. SHALL
eon vert our MQl into -a Corn and Wheat Mill,' and
ahaU not make any aanreSNUIFunUl n4xt wiataa,
Wedfrsire patrDi of the "CAROLINA , BELL," to
sefid fa their orders for a supply Wo wiH endyor to
lutaJlordersraeeivei by tne 1st of April.
JAMBS M. VENABLK A CO.,
m'erl4 lm sa ' rPMersbttrc Va.
Committed To J;ail. v a
TTT AS COMJlITTD TO- THE JAIL OF
T.f,. Vvarraa Coantr, on the.31st 4i7 ef December
lass as a runaway, e JMegro men who says his-name is
.Washington Newell a tkatjie belongs to Capb ' Wm.
Smith, of the 6th Regiment N. C. Troops, ; aad that
us buw uvea in jraquier uouuty; va waeu at heme.
He-aieo says he eeeaped from thp Jail ef WakeCwua .
.tysome stx or eight weeks ainoe, and subaeqaaatly
fteat'Rejh Cbanty JaaV ' e-' :.J
Said egro is darkgiger eake or baeoa- jsolor
about feeder 6 inches high, has bad teeth iu front
aad ameers to be about iO or AS 'vears' af aira.r -
' The owner aiast prove property, pay charges and
take,him away or he will be dealt with as the lair di
rects, -.y v;r J-WJLilt.'JlABBISS.S ',
Jan. le tf . , . i . ... . , . Jailor..
BLOCKADE GOODS.
50
PS MERINOS AND CASlIMlfcR
49 piece Blaehr Alpaeeas. ' ' tiH7. a: i
.100 eosenileavy Jeans Drawers just received,
ihO pieces Fi&'a WhiU Idnea drawers all aisesJ
212 prarLinesr Sheet aH Teady IbrwMAMlt
10 lbs' Whito- BrownFUx. No" l -artie!et
C4taPan ts, Vests, Over Coats, MIUU17 and t iW
j April V-Z-'J ;vt Patersburya4
Sriiiiaiinlaoture
TTTir HAT& IN STORR AND OR! SALR
f i, be commission. 10.000 boxes Manofae Lured To.
baoeo'oonsistink of Ibs,v3a IbT. 5s'A 10s: fl:00O boxes
Jwists and H lbs in Cady Boxes, aome fine ehewlagr
ive,eH ins 01 jSBMKiag tn ail KUHie er shape and sised
packages; 1.0D BexeaJaauftfor which we hrtigvfiit
J. M- Vtnabte ACo'a celebrated CaroUna Bell A Moore
Loehsnne Scotch nut&i also othet" Brands of
SnuftV -r Wa seU en commlsie all kinds at Produce,
and. havxng aa ezUnaivoaeqaainUnee, weeaApromise
the highest prices for all articles sent .to. our scare.
; . i - ,v JOHN-FaIGJlTCo- '
':'r L Ne. Llrew BaUdrair flveaaaare BtraaL wlT I
raaateaeayaK
rXlIIIJ BUIlSCCILlIiKS ;1VI1.1. IiXlOK -V
"X" ta pabMi ulm the vninU, W JtUlfZJj
DAT the eih dj of April, 1861,' that valuable area.
erty;lo the .Town ef Leakburr North Carolina.
known aa th LO TJISB CBG IS MALE, COttGS..
Ts bell dlrig'tl lor brfcJt, (foe;rsuries) fahd torravdL
wiu. tin, f it eeetalns roenu enough to aoQomncdate
eoout one naara. hoarders, axelasive of the priirel-,.
pal'a, semawT,lhe-paders.R'chapel;jdInlBr xeoafJle. :
There is alse,oa the premises a briek kitchen wit&ffour'.;
larga Tooma, besides other' eutVulldlaga. ; It Uf aerv't
rounded by a laitga grove of, aavetai Aeras, all aaelea-
3 Lasaediaiely after the sals of the above real se&ta,
nrrmausA ol tbe" caiy-Tehaiftflnf kreay
washstaada. tables, ehaira. table ware. aofaa7saiti
and pier tablM. aaroteBrr nUaoa. Ae - will alaea u. '
nosed to publie ss . i v .tnT.
'puis property ii atae7 ta'mlthy.ijrgleB)bM
in-tli midst pf.e;ateiat7. .A better e-9ortaw ,
airy for a good inveaUBeat ia valuila property has
Mot often : been presented. , " ;- f x,:
poseeesion wul be fvebarly&ttTie. Teinde
f01 theytt frW erraaged.
to aeithe PWhawjj , ... - . ..HT
Loaisburg.'N. CL, ltarsa t, tV
: Mageh'dliBwtdt11? .st.T.i;; ifUJA 4t- - .
VS ' UK HI 1 M'
miTB TJNDEtLrCWEDTJErfitriSTdTiriC'a r
.-X- threeliundred bands to -work ear the 'arsZliaai r i"
a. w were a. s.. . erases -L.i r . - - . . . ,
a!" Ua,na XaVliTOwifX. -r -
The line runs throorhli healths eoW. WJ,:ai5w- .
ridgsj aaeraU haadl lAywl an thdxeaAm-W
wU.fed and earWleri-nWe . wttl ddre itkwr) byiaae
n6nth or the year.-; Apply evwa aA -CaryVl-saUas
.-SaV?re
jF.JKBBtfViES.
4K. P. Battle, PresTt Chatham B. R. Company; Be., ..
leighanduWHsrwklAs, Prest Blebsaadatob!
-t March If-ew n.- ; ...
)ad onraaZ copy. .
IlXAf BkiEN4APP0M
8eeretary of iheTreasury. VhW Agent To
purchase of Cotton fer'tie Confederate Votsfumebt' 4'
within the Stale or North - Carolina, ud wBT Jpayfor ' " '
the same In f per coat? Bond or Cash. w-t-v --
8ub- Agents flsitiagTt!he Atfereal pattt af the State,
baying in my name will have written eertineates of
appointment, f -:-' 'f-? v nv'. i JM--;
7 per cent, Boads or. Cash, and hot 8 oar eeat. Bonds
as eUted in former adTertasemettt c Up to thiiltnaej
however, the 8 aor; oeot. eerf witt be fanlaltad, as
stated, , ... . i, ' e- fJT..... --75. ..
Patrleflo ettlsenserejaoW'eBeradaa eppertasity ae
sid the Government by aelUng to it their Cot:on rather
than to private capitalists. 73 ff
pri
o. Ja.-7-vrfJfcc LBWIS WTT.T JAJlS
Charlotte,
mar tl
N PDRTlANirANd
I; An Aet to -amead AtActtabllsif 'tl .
Bank, Of IsxiBton,s land to. estobjish arseoaraU,
Bank to be called the BarJ ofOrahatttV pasted at tkc
lastsesskm of . the Geaeral Asaemblyr tba.Bajak ct
Graham was dalv organlied osfthe 7th of March, V '
by tbe electlonof R. YMeAden PresiJeat, ead C. c
Mcbane Cashier.: Notice is hereby given tbik ti
Bills of the Bank of Islington payable' at' Gfahatn
will be paid at the Baak of Graham,-v" -, U '
, I ,C P. MBBANE.-Cu. i
!' 1 Banker arahasa. i
;. .v'4KjC.JrJUJWB-Caa. :
mar 14 lm . L Baajr of Lexlnrton. '
ORTli j CAROLINA MUTTJAft. i! IT""I
INSURANCE COMPA N YCFKIC(
RALEIGH,. N. J.rTniB COMPANY takos risks
upon ail healthy Hires between the age of 11
and 80 years for one year, , for seven ysara, or
for Ufa (Ae aaiurer fr lift participating in the pre
fits of the Company. Stives between the ageSwf t ana
and 60 years, are-, inaared for one or Ave years, fbi
two-thirds their market value: "' I
All leases are paid within 90 ' days after sathfacta.
proQi is preseniecu. , . j -a
DIRECTORS FOR 1881 AND 186. J
Charles E. Johasdn
Wm. H. Jeuea, ,
H, W. Hasted, .
P. F. Peecud,
K.T. Battle,; .
Tl UU TT .
J. G. WiBiams,
Qlientitt Bus bee,
Wm. H. McKee,
Charles B. Reoc,
TT Wt MMVRl
Bverard HaiV
Rich'diLBatUe.
S OFFICERS. . . i
Dr. Chas. . J ohnson. President. ; .
,W. trHolden; Tice President. 'S
i H. Wi B;usted, Attorney. I
Wm. H.! Jones, Treasurer. ' I
' Bi H. Batae, Seeretary. -.
W- H. MoKee, Medical Examiner. ;
W. H, McEee, fl ' ' . '
Charles B. Bootj V Extovtiw Oommiti,
Q..Busbee, .)).
For further information, the puh&e is'ieferre' t
the pamphlets and fojrms of proposaL wbiahj aiay be '
ootained at the Office, of the Company, or any ef It ' t
Agencies.
Address
B. H..BATTLE, -Secy,
Raleigh Jan. 8, t&, 18621
Large Arrival olaluaMe Import
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'TOILET ARTICLES, JUST RECEIVED
FEicub IJRUG store. '
CONSISTING IN PART OF THB FOLLOWING
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10 Kegs Sap, Garb. 86da. ' j
10 Cases" Cooncy's Iadigo, 10 lb easaa, i
200 Ounoes Quinine. I . !
160 lbs 'Uem Camphojr. ' . r -
SOOlbs Oeperaa.;-ht, - ,
300 Its Ejttrset Logwood. I -
Superb Eng. Mustard n '1 lb BetUea- ande lb Cases-.'
2. Gross Low's OldVBcoans Windsor Soap. T
2 Gross EnglshTobth Brushaa' w
Very Superb Yawng Dysou, 3tra Powdery fihoaseug
and Congou Tea, in ehest and half ehesU. .
10 Gross Matohes? 6 dot Henry's Calcined Magnol'
..silk it. : vi -?'- t .. .-;.- . i
2i Doa. alne Tooth Comb Ivbry, Hera aad India
60b IU Blatk. Pep
Gum and Powdere
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ered Opluau IpesaejDovert Tewdert;
raii Salad ODf x00 ibr Flo uwes - Sui
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j-28 fb Bottles Bafsam Cepalba;
English Bleeliae aad CalonteL la
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paakagea, ii Ibr Cbleree fotash, and maar
other geede botglt 'at raaeasalat tafCaaiaW -.
ton and Wilmington, , wbieluwili be told at
small advanpea ia quantities to r lulf nurch.1 '
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100 JSOTpigsgs-
Gray Cletas.100: doiaa Tooth Braxhaa. aa aeet '
Battoni. wide end yarrow, Lace, Geld, 19 rTeoaaplsid -aad
plain Cashmeres for ladies and eh2reW utaaea
loaoaaa a'gente CpiMMM Ceajaav
tlack and white. Thread black aad whiiTs.SftO aT
xUea for the Soldiers, Urt JIaeraiLL lUt
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rtety ready made: wholeaale andreUU. f'T?!'
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Cotton purchased by myself; or my Agsats, cnVnd'
after, the 1 8th dsy'ef Mareh, 188SJ will bernaid for U ,
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