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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-25
Latest News.

The masses are;on the guf pire for stirring news.
Every body is anxious to hear, strange to say of
bloody battle. But neither telegraphs nor mails
will bring any tidings of that sort For full month
our troops have been the of battle at half
dozen points, but yet no fields have been drench-
ed in blood in that period
In Missouri, the Confederates are in fine spirits,
and strengthing their positions daily.
The arrival of Gen. A. s. Johnston in command
in the West, fills the entire valley of Southern Mis-
sissippi with hope.
Kentucky promises to be an early battle-ground
Gen. Buckner has taken the field in the Confederate
service. He was within 40 miles of Louisville with
a large force. Arrests have commenced Ex-Gov.
Morehead OF that State is said to have been arrested
The Louisville Courier had been suppressed. A
battle is reported near Mudraughs Hill, in which it
is said 800 Confederates had succeeded in driving
1900 Federalsts from the Hill.
Nothing of any forward movement has been heard
of Gen. Lee in the Valley. The rumor of the cap
ture of Gen. Reynolds has not been confirmed.
Gems Wise and Floyd were expecting an attack
from Rosencrantz. 1t was hoped reinforcements
would reach them before attacked.
1ne army OF lne POTOMAC has advanced nearer
the river Skirmishes are daily occurring. Gen.
Beauregard had removed his quarters to Fairfax
Courthouse, and Gen. Johnston to Fairfax Station.
+ No news from the Peninsula OF Fortress Monroe
From our coast We hear of no movement of the
enemy. Col. Fremont is active in his preparations
around Wilmington. Gen. Anderson is in COM
mand, we believe, about Morehead City. Capt.
Lynch is in command of the forts, &c
The N. Y. Tribune says that preparations are
making for two formidable movements against the
Southern coast. A strong naval force and 80, 900
troops will be sent in command of Gems Butler and
Sherman.
Let the coast defences be made ready to meet
them. Our State may need ten times its present
force to meet them. Let us be ready.
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31sT VOLUNTEERS REGIMENr.-This regiment COM
posed of the following companies, was organized on
Thursday last: Capt. Jordan's company, Craven !;
Capt Fowles, Capt Belts, and Capt. Willie D.
Jones', Wake; Capt Yeates', Hartford; Capt Mil
ler's Orange; Capt. Trips Beaufort; Capt Lilies,
Anson; and Capt. Whitty's, Craven. The 10th
company to be recruited. Capt. j. v. Jordan, of
Craven, has been elected Colonel; Capt D. G.
Fowle, Of Wake, Lieut. Colonel; and Capt Yeates
of Hartford, Major. The regiment has made an ex-
cellent choice of field officers.
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SUBSISTENCE FOR OUR TRooPs.-We call the special
attention of our readers among the farmers and
patriotic ladies, to the advertisements of the Com
mssary of Subsistence, Capt John Devereux, in to-
days Standard, soliciting contracts for large sup
ply of Salt Beef Vinegar, Candles and Soap for our
Army. These articles can be produced in our State
in abundance and it is only necessary to put forth
little economy, industry and energy to supply them.
But let our people recollect that the government
will not submit to eStortion
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TROOPS FOR THE EAsT.-We are glad to find our
troops moving to the defence of our sea-board a
Georgia regiment has been ordered there we learn,
by President Davis, among others.
Three fine companies left here on Monday. A
company from Wayne, commanded by G. NJ Rob-
erts, Captain; W. T. Faircloth, LIST Lieutenant D..
Cogdeil, End Lieutenant; and W. W. Loften, 3rd
Lieutenant One from Guford, commanded by j..
H. Morehead Captain; Mr.. Gorrell, LIST Lieutenant,
and Mr.. Morehead, I'd Lieutenant also one from
Edgecombe, commanded by F. H. Jenkins Captain !;
1st Lieutenant, Hyman, and I'd Lieutenant Gatlin.
The other officers we did not learn. Our forces
there will soon be ample no doubt, to meet the foe
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STATE TREASURY NorEs.-The Legislature has
passed bill directing the Public Treasurer to issue
Treasury notes to the amount of ST. OOO 900 as soon
as possible, in sums ranging from 500 to cents
The Convention did not authorize the issue of these
notes until the first Of March, for the reason that
the constitution of the provisional government pro-
hibits the States from issuing bills of credit The
permanent constitution does not We presume,
therefore, our Legislators acted upon the principle
that necessity knors no hlsO'-a principle not al
ways safe, even if it be necessary
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LETTERS FROM THE CAPTURED.-We observe that
letters have been received from Maj. Andrews, of
GoldsborO', and Capt Sparrow, of Washington, by
their families. Many of the friends of the captured
have received letters from them we presume. We
are glad that they write cheerfully and speak of
their being treated kindly. They may be sure that
they have the sympathies of their fellow-citizens
at home.
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TRAIroRs-The Washington Dispatch says that
soon after our troops had evacuated Beacon Island
some seventy-6ve of the Arab people living on
Brant and Hog Islands and Hunting Quarters went
over and stole everything they could lay their hands
on-the bedding, clothes, &C., left by the troops
who went to Hatteras and were captured. These
people are little worse than the bankers A force
should be sent down to make them disgorge and
then string them up
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SALT BEEF.
Subsistence Department,
RGIRIcU Semi. 90 1851,

RALEIGH Sept. 20, 1851. ! ID.
hSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
- for the delivery Of SALT BEEF according 70 the fol-
lowing spnlations: s.e II. :.
The BEEF be from well fated Cattle slaughtered
after The goth of October and weighing not less than $50
pounds.
The legs and leg rounds of the headquarters, and the
shns and shoulder blades and at least pounds OF the
neck end of each fore quarter must be excluded from each
barrel and the remainder of tine instead of being
with eeaver must DC cut with and knife, to give
the square, neat md smooth appearance, in pieces
of less than six pounds, than ten pounds
The Beef be sailed at the rate of one bushel OF
pure Turks Island Salt 4 bushels of Liverpool Salt,
and of pulverized Sapetre to 200 pHunds
exclusive of pickle to be made from fresh waters
strong salt will make it, and must he perfectly bright
and clear This Department will furnish salt to contract
at cost and charges if desired.
The Beef must be put in barrels; the barrels must be
tight and well coopered the nett weight of Beef and the
contractors marked each barrel. The Beef will
be inspected by inspecting officers to be appointed by thus
Department, at the point of delivery.
Two securities will be required in equal 10 the
amount of the contract.
---.-a-.-.-... ...---v--- JOHN DEVEREUX,
Com. of Sub.
September "a. 1861, S9-w3t.
t The Greensboro Patriot redell Express and Char
lOe Democrat will please publish the above three weeks,
and send accounts to this office for collection.
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The MOORE County RIFLEs.-This company num-
berng rank and file "a men, arrived in this City on
Thursday last, and are at the Camp of Instruc-
ton at Crabtree. The Rifles are commanded by
Capt William NJ Swan, who prides himself upon
having in his company over fifty men who are six
feet high This fact has gained for them the sou5ri-
quet of the Shanghai Company" They are at
tached to the 30th regiment North Carolina volun-
teers and we predict that they will show the YAM
KEGS some tall fighting provided the latter give
them an opportunity.
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, J

Sept. 20, 1861.
Mr.. HOLDEN: Please acknowledge, through your
Journal, the receipt Of twenty-five bags of flour
from Mr.. John Harp, of Wake county. This is the
second contribution which Mr.. Harp has made to
this department
Respectfully yours
JOHN DEVEREUX,
Capt G. S.
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The Claims of the Soldier.

The columns of the Standard ha given abun-
dant evidence of the deep interest feel in promot
ing the comfort and welfare of our soldiers No
has such strong claims upon the citizens of the
South as the sick or needy Southern soldier. The
prevalence of sickness in our camps and the num-
Der Of deaths occurring excite our deepest Sympa-
thies. To relieve their condition and to supply
their wants. the government and the whole South
urged to step forward. Virginia has done and is
doing all in her power to relieve them Richmond
is entitled to the appellation of the Queen City"
in this benevolent work. Yet, with all this expen
diture of means put forth by the government, and
by Virginia and other States, such is the demand
for the exercise OF benevolence in this regard it be-
comes absolutely necessary to enlist every State,
county and neighborhOod in this noble work. But
besides the Importance of necessary provision for
them in sickness, it is matter of imperious neces-
sity that our soldiers should be paid off at once
From every quarter we still continue to hear CON-
plants that our soldiers have not been paid
North Carolina never intended that her soldiers
should go so long without pay. The Convention
meier intended it. That body authorized the rails
ing Of 5000, 600 for tile cypress purpose Of having
our troops paid off up to tie time Of their transsr
We heard no other idea expressed in the Conven-
ton. Why the wishes of the Convention were not
carried out, will be matter of grave inquiry, at
some day. Now that the Legislature has passed
bills to pay them, We hope it will be attended to
promptly, and that VIC shall hear no complaints
from our brave men who have periled their ali for
the South y p.
DEMONSTRATION ACr.-This act of the Confederate
Congress will be found on the first page of the
scmiweekly Standard. The instructions of the
Attorney Gencral Mr. Ron;aa.:- ~. IA ;-aaa-4arI
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sALrI sALTlI sALTl!!

SALT! SALTII SALT!!!
4EA SACKS OF G.. A. SALT-FOR SALE BY
eDU THE SUBSCRIBER.-Those wanting to lay in
their supplies would do well to buy this will not
be the market long, and will be sold at lower figures
than it is bringing at other p0nts. .@-
Orders from distance will receive prompt attention.
Price IS per sack-Cash.
EMMETT CUTHBERT,
Fr Corner of Pollok and Middle SITS,
Newbern, N. G.
September "a. 1851, S6-lm.
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VERD WEBER.
PART IT..

PART H.
Overture from the opera of Tampa, HEROLD.
Sryrian Song ECKEET.
"Day again is gently breaking" NELSON
Duet i(rom al Travatore") VERDI
The Old North State, audience Joined in.
The Southern "Marsaillaise," arranged by Hansen.
By request Dixie" was sung at the close,
with great glee and decided effect
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Hatteras.

az The list of articles received by Sheriff High
for the soldiers, is unavoidably deferred.
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VINEGAR, CANDLES AND SOAP.

Subsistence Department
RALEIGH, Sept. u, 1851. !
USHE UNDERSIGNED Is DESTROYS OF PUR-
chasing large lot of these articles for the of the
Troops Application may be made to him, or to any one
Of the Agents engaged in purchasing for the State
JOHN DEVEREUX.
Com Of Sub.
September "a, 1851. 8s-w8t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
uyon tie CASH syste AZ papers disOotinSed at tie
szpiraton Of tie time for sOeh they Aaoe been paid SUB
scti6rs iH Be NOTIFIED WEEKS before their time is out
6y CROSS their papers ind unless tie subscription
IS rsnssOed tie paper Ell Be discontinued This is rule
from hic there oR Be departure. Watch for the Grass
marx, and reneso yoar Subscription.
Weekly Stdn,tard Sc per aAnsu, iH adUdHce.
Semi Weekly, 81 per GnRGns, IN adcance.
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Tng CoNcggr-0ur patriotic ladies have cause to
congratulate themselves upon the success of their
Concert at the Capitol on Friday night last, for the
benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers of the army.
The spacious Hall was crowded at an early hour,
and we learn the contribution was large. The ex-
ercises were conducted by that eminent performer
and instructor Prof Hansen, and the tire corps of
ladies and gentlemen performed admirably. The
following was the programme for the occasion:
PROGRAMME:
PART
Invitation to waltz VERD WEBER
1.-TWO pianos, four performers,)
Cavatina, Orom "Ernan,) VERDI
Ali cher Ia morte" (!rom - II Travatore," VERDI.
Dnet OJr piano and violin) OSBORNE AND DEBERIor.
John Anderson my 10, john"
"Southrons hear, your Country calls !"-Words by
Albert Pike, of Arkansas, music by G. Hansen,
Of Raleigh.
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ATTENTION. MILITIAiy

COMPANY D DISTICT No. ., MEET AT THE BAP-
" fist GROVE on SATURDAY, the 2Sth instant, at
~ O'Clock. P. H. for DRILL.
By order of CAPT LUMSDEN.
SIDNEY SNITHURsf, D. s.
September q, 1861. S2-lt
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DEMONSTRATION Acr.-This act of the Confederate
Congress will be found on the first page of the
scmi-weekly Standard. The instructions of the
Attorney General, Mr.. Benjamin, are so important
t" those whose duty it is to execute the law that
We publish them in this issue.
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DIE d

DIED, se-
In this City, the sb inst Edward W., eldest son of
N. and Julia A. Faryss aged years and three months
The Lord gyeth and the Lord hath taken away, and
blessed be The name OF the Lord"
~ City papers please copy. ',af5
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hP WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
W. nounce the Hon. ARCHIBALD II. AIRING
TON of Nash, candidate represent the people Of
the Fifth District in the regular Congress Of the Coneder-
ate States. IS 3 II b
September 90, 1851. Std
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- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
49, nounce HUGH WADDELL, Esq, a candi-
date represent the 9TH Congressional District of North
Carolina in the first regular Congress Of the Confederate
States of America.
September 6, 1851 So
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e@ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce the Hon. W. N. H. SMITH, of Hert-
ford candidate to represent the First District in the
regular Congress of the Confederate States.
September "a, 1851. std.
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n~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
W. nounce BURGESS 5. GATHER, Esq, q
candidate to represent the counties of Ashe Allegheny
Wilkes Caldwell, Alexander Yadkin Surry, Dave Ire
dell and Burke composing the Ninth District the regu
lar Congress of the Confederate States.
September Is, 1851. ae- .E std.
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Te WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce JAMES R. MCLEAN, Esq, a eand
date TO represent the people of the Sixth Congressional
District in the first regular Congress Of the Confederate
States.
September "a, 1851. -.---- std.
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ATLANTIC AND N. C. RAILROAD.

Pittsboro, Sept. l6, 1851 s5-l
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B%e WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
W. nounce F. d. KOONCE, Esq, Of 0nslow, as
candidate represent the people Of the Third District
in the regular Congress of the Confederate States.
Sept. lG, 1861. 81 s8--f f. std
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GtPttIIIDtT
tag- The Greensboro Patriot, Iredell Express and
lote Democrat will please publish the above three
and send accounts to this office for collection.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-03

WAsHiSsTos, june &c Reports circuls.
ted Of a change 10 the plans u General
Scott, and that he will commence active
operations against the rebels. are erroneous
We are further lhsn ever removed from
battle. Gen. Scott has no purpose Of risk.
ing . general engagement. The only cen
diets between us and the rebels which are
likely 10 ,ranspirc ., present are skirmishes.
Gen Sco'l's programme i the conccoira-
,ion Of Federal troops 10 Virginia and the
Border States in such large bodies as 10
make il madness for the rebels 10 attempt
IN attack. While thus intimidatirg them,
the presence Of our forces viii encourage
loyal citizeIs 10 rise in sufficient number 70
prevent any further ou,ragvs, cut cnf their
fssuures., increasc tho satisfaction in
he camps, and cause deseriion, snd by thus
fhsrrssslng aud demorsIIzing them. drive
hem from the Il lsder States.
BY January he thinks The rebellion viii
be entirely defeated. and the Union recon.
sructrd.
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GHrcAcu, June 27.--At the meeting BE-.
tween Gen. Mcclellan and Gen. Buekeer,
st Cairo. subsequent 70 the meeting o. Cin-
cin nna,i, no a,lusion whatever was made 'o
the apreemen, reported BY Buckner 70 Gov
M,goi6n.
A gentleman Of this city, present a. ths
states positively that Genera Nc
IClellsn disclaimcd any power 70 act beyon'
he orders of The Government. lie did not
promise how he should conduct himself To-
the future, and did not make any engage
mcnt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-03

S1 LUIS, ~ Juuc ~
A ren,le,nan who cane down the Pacific
Ra lrcsd 10 night, rcprs that Gen. Lyon
isn Boouvile to-day with his command and
Col Ba,es' I,ws regiment. for Springfield,
where hc will form . junction with the
Ksnsns troops. under Msjor Siurgcs. ana
Col. Sigr's command, srcm here. Mrs.
Phelps, wife Of The son oi John 3. Phelps
.rrivrd here last right. from Springfield
Thursdsy. She rcport- al qnie, there, and
that the Secessionist had all Ief'. She does
not credit The threatened invrsion from Az
kansrs, and ,hinks The Federal troons vii
ii a no cnemies % fsh, on The Southern Dor
der.
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RETURNED Gov. Morton returned Lcms
from New York yesterday 10 good heallhr
and in new suit or clothes, which decidedly
improved the appearance o. biz ExcelIsncy.
We learn that the Governor wse successful
in the Object Of bis missicn--lhe purchase
of arms for ;he use Of the militia 81 the State.
We hear on the streets that the Governor
Is decidedly opposed 70 the proposed mcde Of
coloneling por;icn Of tie six additional
regiments called from this State. ne ihinks.
and has 90 Motif "a the President, that as The
State authorities have oil The responsibility
Of preparing the regiments for service, they
are Iusty entitled 10 the selection Of lie
agents 10 whom they can ccntite 70 perfect
the organizations. This is very sensible
view Of the question, md we have no Doubt
Mr.. Lincoln will appreciate the jusiness aud
propriety Of The position taken BY the CIV.
.rnor. Ind. sent. 22d.
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ARMY ArrolNTMt rs.--Wc notice
among The appointments from lndi
ana in the regular army, that iona.
w. Gordon, clerk Of the House Of
the last Legislature, whom Col. Walk
denounced as coward, and unworthy
the notice Of gentlemen, has been ap-
pointed Major in the 18th infantry.
IGnido lges, the rascal who made q
speech in Ilnntingbnrg last winter,
received their hospitalitics and went
of and lied about them, has been ap-
lpon,cd Captain in the 14th infantry
These are fair specimens Of the OIL
GERS Lincoln intrusts the lives Of ouI
brave men with. aud is an ind cation
why they were SO anxious for his cleo
Ition. They will make money ont q
1.-The ..irrepressible conflict"
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A skirL,ish occurred three miles from
Alexandris last night between . squad Of
the Penney lvania 4lh and Secession scouts.
One man killed and one severely wounded
on The Federal side; four rebels reported
killed. 81
Seven thousand troops arrived since yes,er.
day morning.. Seventy one regiments are
now here.
II 10 now probable that Gen. Mcdowell
will be continued 10 command Of the army o!
invasion, aud Dix assigned 10 another depart
meni.
Captain Harris wss elected Colonel Of the
Cd Ohio regiment.
The recent army appointments are likely
TO be severely handled 10 Congress. Frank
Blair will give the Administration some
plain talk 10 digest.
TIE Secretary Of Wars report will show
there are three hundred thousand men in the
field.
England hss shown no disposition 10
reply 10 cur Govcrnmen proposition accep.
ting the Paris Conference on The subject oi
'prvatcering, and this fact, in connection
with imporlan, military movement in Canadu
AID naval movements On our coast, make her
secret designs apparent.
IL 10 undrrsl ood Instructions have been for.
wardcd 70 our naval squadron to allow nc
with our blockade under any
|presex'. and vigiIant watch will be kept 81
10 British movements.
Yesterday attempts were made by rebel
force to cross the Poiomsc. above the mouth
Of the M,nocasy, bu, II was efectua.ly re
pulsed.
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BArrlzED. Yesterday our worthy
constable, Mr.. Philip Guckes, was
baptized in the rites Of the Holy Cath
olic church. and became a member OF
that denomination. lie was formerly,
We believe, Lutheran. We think
Before The season mstes turn.
Uprn our vexed nations
Soft into lady's ear,
Pop will 70 q question.
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n. w. Q. UNIVERSITY. We have
been handed the Catalogue Of this In
stilntion for 1861. The University is
located at indianapolis, and seems tc
be in a iiourishing condition. W.
notice that our fellow citizen. A. j
Beckett, Esq. is one of graduating
class OF eleven from the Law Depart
mcnt, whicl, is under the sole control
of Judge Perkins, Of the Supreme
Court. We understand Mr.. B. car
rics off the second honors Of the class
which shows his perseverance and in
dussry to be Of that stripe which vii
eventually place him in the front rank
at the bar.
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a Yankee is . calculating institution, ano
nothing comes slorE TIN, he does not SUB
iect to the ordeal Of figures In some way.
The last instance that has come under obser-
va,ivn Il The following, which occurs ~ me
course ofsome editorisl speculation upon the
comet:
Hs tsii il q, least elk mil ions Of miles 10
length. TO grease that ,ail it's estimated
would u-e up BASIN Of fat % large . Lsks
Erie, and give consisn, employ mens sc MY
,houss nd .dsubers" f.r ten yes's.
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IIIGn SrlRrTs. Judging from The
specimen Of The Petersburg company
Of volunteers who visited our town
last Saturday. for getting recruits, that
ii accepted. will be the best
spirited one il the regiment, and j
the old axiom he true that those who
90 into battle filed with spiritual mo-
iives fight harder and meet death
calincr than others. the Petersburg
men will certainly cover themselves
with glory.
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UThc telegraph reports the death
Of Captain d. n. lSGRAuAM at Charles
ton. IxcRAnAN was the Captain who
acquired such celebrity BY his release
Of Kozsta, the Hungarian refugee, al
Smyrna, from the clutches Of the Aus
|trian syrants.
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LARcENY-On last Tuesday week
Wins Smith and wife we're arrested in
Ferdinand township, and tried before
Esq. Marcndt for stealing $26 from
one Mr.. Fuchs. 1t is said the woman
Stole the money and hc hid it. They
were deemed guilty, and in default of
bail were committed to Jail to await
their trial at the Circuit Court.